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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

3

Soft coal law sparks family and town smoke storm

Jasper Holsworthy argues for burning soft coal as a legal loophole opens. His wife and daughter clash with his industrial pragmatism while Maggie Taylor and Helen Holsworthy suffer eye injuries from cinders. A city watches as pollution and profit collide with health and pride.

Jasper Holsworthy Helen Apne Dilettantes America Lngele Taylor Holsworthy Company Magaxle Maggie Paralleis Rove Rose Maggie Taylor Eye and Ear Hospital Helen Holsworth Hols

Marshville Notes and Local Happenings Peek Through

A jumble of Marshville items reports a buzzard incident at the railroad, a kitchen accident, a giant potato find, cattle and a Shorthorn addition, local licenses for dentistry, a wedding, a flying machine query, a small-town legal quip, and a moral challenge from Courts Must Have Help From Homes stressing家庭 and church roles.

Marshville Mra. B. A. Rushing Lanes Creek Township DR. Perkins H. B. Marsh B.C. Griffin Messrs Brant Bivens An N. Sturdivant Jr T. Leck Helms T. A. Helms North Marshville Township Lena Brown Ramseur M Helis Olive Branch Aq. T. C. Griffin

Pine Cattle Sales Reported by Wadesboro Proser

The Ansonian notes W. W. Carpenter of Grassdale stock farm has sold Scotch Shorthorn and Scotch Top Shorthorn cattle to buyers in Charlotte Scotland County and Union. The piece critiques the farmer’s profits and hints at further sales while reflecting local concern over stock transactions.

Wadesboro Ansonian Grassdale W. W. Carpenter Charlotte Scotland County Union

Demand for goods surges as wages rise across industries

The Washington Post reports a strong autumn and winter outlook with higher worker pay. Key Pittsburgh area firms restore wages and expand output, including W. J. Rainey Coke, Bessemer Coke, H. C. Frick, Carnegie Steel, and Wheeling Steel. Investments show robust profits in coal, auto, tinplate, and glass, signaling record distributing trade ahead.

Post Pittsburg W. J. Rainey Coke Company Bessemer Coke Company H.C. Frick Company Steel Corporation Connonellsville Carnegie Steel Company Sharon Wheeling W. Va Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company Ford Company Overland Company Fuet Chanler Motor Company Cleveland Ohio United States

Editor and His Enemies Show Nelson's Press Reform Fights

The Kansas City Star founder Wi R Nelson fought grafters and privilege in defense of public good. His long battle against corrupt advertisers and political powers is told with a Collier's article tale of Willis Wood theater and R A Long plea. Nelson’s stance defined a newspaper as a public instrument and drew fierce enmity from vested interests.

Wi. R. Nelson Kansas City Star Star Kansas City Nelson Kansas Collier's William Allen White Mr. Nelson Willis Wood R. A. Long Mr Long Mr. Long

Busy in love of God and neighbor quote

A compact quotation from Thomas J. Mulvihill notes that some men are so consumed with loving God they neglect neighbors, while others love neighbors so much they barely have time for God. The saying contrasts devotional zeal with social care in a concise moral observation.

God Thomas J. Mulvihill

Black Diamond the Bison of Central Park Died

The famed Central Park bison Black Diamond York has been killed but his massive head will be preserved and mounted. Born in captivity 19 years ago, he served as a model for artists before being sold for food after outliving his usefulness. Keep cool and watch the fly.

Black Diamond Central Park

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Cinders Miss Holsworth Holsworthy Statesville Hickory C. L. Whitener Washington Post Republic Tank Town Little Tank Town Ines Ford 1 Motor Company Fo. B Detroit Henderson Garage MAC Monroe, N The Bank of Union Bank of Union Capital Gordon Slavesment CO Philadelphia Life Ins. Co Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Bldg Monroe, N. C Baker's Monroe Insurance & Investment Company Caldwell Bank of Union Building Palm Beach Reliable Pressing Club John McCall
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