Monroe Ordinance Issuing Funding Bond for City Debt
City of Monroe adopts funding bonds totaling thirty five thousand dollars to cover debts of thirty five thousand dollars for necessary expenses. Bonds bear six percent interest, mature within ten years, payable in installments, with annual tax levies for repayment and sale by sealed proposals at par value. Clerk to publish notices in Monroe Journal. ordinance effective immediately and not subject to voter approval.
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Saidrity
North Carolina
Monroe
Qluly
Lee, Jr
J.C. Sikes
Monroe to Issue 35000 Water and Light Bonds Ordinance
The City of Monroe seeks bonds under Chapter 138 to cover improvements to its water supply and electric light systems costing 35000. The board states these improvements were necessary, require funds, and the debt will be repaid over roughly thirty years based on the period of usefulness. The city tax basis and debt statement are open for public inspection.
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Monroe
North Carolina
Board of Aldermen
City of
City of Monroe
City of Monroe approves street improvements in 1917 notice
Notice by George B. Lee Jr Clerk of the Board of Aldermen certifies a July 2 1917 resolution approving asphalt street improvements on Main St and intersecting streets from R A Morrow residence to Houston Street and related avenues. City pays one fifth of the cost on private property areas while abutting owners cover four fifths by frontage, per petition and Chapter 56 laws. funds to be laid on concrete base per J B McCrary specifications.
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George 8. Lee, Jr
Board of Aldermen
City of
Monroe
Main St
Bryan Street
R. A. Morrow
Lancaster Avenue
Main Street
Houston Street
Parker Street
Morrow Avenue
Hayne Street
Board of Alderen
J. B. McCrary Company
Mayoy Cherk
Sale of Lands in Union County North Carolina 1917
Notice of two parcels of land offered for resale in Union County with details of bounds and survey points. Describes First Tract of 100 acres and Second Tract of 86 acres totaling 186 acres with conditions, bidders, and terms: 1 third cash and balance January 1, 1918 secured by endorsed note and title retention. Executor W Hosea Thomas of Jacob Thomas deceased. Stack Parker, Attys.
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Union Enanty
Salem Township
Thomas Brewer
Charles Turn
County of
Union
Tile Water
Gurley
State
N. C
Davis Gurley
John R. Thomas
John Beesley
David Gurley
W. Hosea Thomas
Jacob Thomas
Stack & Parker
Attra
Kentucky Mountaineer Tackles Draft Defiance in New York
The Allen family saga ends with John Calhoun Allen protesting the draft, jailed in New York, and his father, a Kentucky mountaineer, traveling to court to plead for his son’s release and urging him to register. Judge Mayer sentences no futher action beyond ensuring compliance. The scene highlights rural patriotism and wartime duty amid anarchist trials of Goldman and Berkman.
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New York
Emwa Goldman
Mexander Berkman
Julius M. May
John Allen
Ammie
Samlet
Apts
Clay County
Mayer
Eters
New York Times
Calhown Allen
John Calhoun Allen
John Calhoun
Ster
Kentucky
Kentuck
Agathner Realny
Wilson
Allen
Coart
Marshal McCandy
Tenue
Choun Allen
McCarthy
Judge Mayer
Federal
John Alton
Notice to creditors for the estate of W. Stick
Heraldic notice from Patti L. Stack administratrix of the estate of W. Stick deceased. All persons with claims must present them by June 8, 1917 or be barred from recovery. Those indebted to the estate should settle immediately. This Sunday of June 1917. Patti L. Stack. Adi.
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W. Stick
Patti L. Stack
Adi
Public auction of Vann Heights lot in Monrovia district
A deed of trust for Thomas V Miller dated July 11 1916 secures payment of notes to A A Secrest. Default leads to judicial sale on July 28 1917 at noon at the court house door in Monrovia North Carolina. Lot described as Block 2 Lot 2 bounded by Boyte Street Fairley Avenue N 3 45 E 50 ft to corner, N 56 W 168 ft, S 50 E 164 ft to start. Sold to pay secured notes. A M Secrest trustee.
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Thomas V. Millv
A. A
Thomas V. Miller
Courthon
Moni N.C
W. Niven
M. D. Pusser
Boyte Street
Fairley Avenue
Vann Heights
A. M. Secrest
Trapter
Notice of Administration for M b Tivens Estate
The undersigned J. T. Bivens and E. O. Bivens appointed and qualified as administrators of the estate of Mrs. E. E. Bivens deceased notify all claimants to exhibit claims by May 20, 1917. All debts should be paid promptly. Dated May 29, 1917. O Lemmond, Atty.
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M B Tivens
J. T. Bivens
E. O. Bivens
Hogwallow News Oddities and Local Notes
Frisky Hancock builds fort over a watermelon patch while Tiane Hellwanger buys a new mouse trap. Miss Rosy Sunday Night begins visiting, and Tobe Moseley drives to Hog Ford still house. Weather delays many plans but weddings and circuses still proceed. amusing local salients include a lispy mix of names and small-town happenings.
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Asafedita
Frisky Hancock
Tiane ‘Hellwanger
Hogwallow
Ellick Hellwanger
Ree Fonts
Excelsior
Pole Banley
Siduvy Ihwu
Hws Dewmanited
Tickville
Miss Rosy
Ilick Hellwanger
Depuy
Gondola Henstep
Rye Straw Road
Tobe Moseley
Ford
Slim Pickens
Miss Gonto Ja Henstep
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
John F. Jantzen of Delmeny Sask praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as an exceptionally fine preparation after using it personally. The note highlights the medicine’s wide favor and good results.
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Chamberlain
John F. Jantzen
Delmeny, Sask
Ambition Crawls In At Naei Contentment Files
A clipped phrase hints at tension between striving and satisfaction within Naei archives. The terse line suggests a juxtaposition of desire for progress against a backdrop of settled contentment, inviting exploration of motive and institutional mood.
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Ambition
Naei
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General Assembly of
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Hogwallow News
Sikes-Sanders Co
Sikes’ Stables
Appalachian Training School
D. D. Dougherty
Boone, N. C
RAL Riqkenstitute
E. Whitaker
Y. Aating
Oak Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge, N.C
Dart Automobile
Fowler G Lee
Union County
P. Deulon
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