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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
4
The Monroe Journal traces its origin to 1894 when G. M. and R. P. F. Beasiey established the newspaper under the current ownership and publishing leadership.
The New York World profile notes Wilken’s long career in politics from teacher to college head and governor. The piece emphasizes his steady rise, scholarly background, and political influence shaping Democratic prospects during the era.
The piece outlines Thomas F. P. Ryan's securing a Virginia delegation at the Baltimore National convention, amid laboring party machinations led by Flood and Tucker, and the Progressive shift that yielded Ryan a seat. It portrays Woodrow Wilson’s background and rise, tracing his Civil War era memories, Princeton and Virginia education, and his long career as historian, professor, and reformer shaping congressional government.
To the voters of Union County, citizens should vote for the candidate who best serves public interest. The letter endorses Henry J. Price for the legislature, praising his common sense, sincerity, farming background, executive ability, and representation of the whole people. Sandy Ridge.
Eight year old John D Rockerfellow was seen riding a bicycle on Tuesday. The scene captures a typical day in the neighborhood as youngsters enjoy a sunny afternoon activity.
You can always tell cheap pianos by the tricks used in selling them. Pianos are pushed into homes on trial or to push storage, often via coupon or club schemes and special sale tactics. Call the reliable firm of Chas. M. Stieff before buying.
A bull belonging to Louis Hubbard breaks from a pasture near Greenville road and charges a dynamite magazine at the Harry Blake Constructing Company. The blast destroys the tree, scatters powder, and leaves only fragments of the bull. the dust clears to reveal a dangerous scene as a bank heist thief and Nelson confront each other. The thief claims he will not reform, but Nelson offers him a test of trust with ten thousand dollars in the safe. The twist ends with the thief killing Nelson’s cashier, who is revealed to be his own son, Will.
Pat and two Englishmen on a Hull road prank a donkey head on Pat's coat while he works with his coat off. Pat notices and asks which one wiped their face on his coat, turning the moment into a comic exchange from Tit-Bits.
J N Prick announces candidacy for Union county commissioner subject to Democratic primary. he asks friends to circulate the notice and help with nomination. he cannot meet every voter and makes a personal appeal to supporters.
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