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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1916

Page

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Windsor Street Paving Petition Heads for Board Action

Residents led by A M Stack and W B Blakeney claim a majority of property and lineal foot owners favor sheet asphalt paving on Windsor street. City officials plan measurements, engineer selection, and bid process with completion targeted for early 1917. estimated cost ranges from 12 000 to 18 816 dollars depending on scope.

A. M. Stack Blakeney Windsor Street H. Lee Lee Board of 8 J. B. Slipson Monroe Houston Street East Windser Avenue McCauley Avenue North Carolina Hayne Street Charles Street J. BB. Shute H. A. Shute M. C. Long Methodist Church W. G. Gravely C. C. Sike H. BE. Neal Presbyterian Church Stack W. §. Blakeney E.w.crow J. EB. Stack F. W. Huey T. P. Dillon G. 8. Lee J. B. Williams H.R. Laney Wm. McCauley W. S. Blakeney A. M.iStack

Bomb Shatters Parade in San Francisco Killings and Injuries

A time bomb exploded during a preparedness parade at Steuart and Market streets, killing at least six and injuring forty to fifty as the veterans parade continued. Police detained a suspect while public warnings warned of militant retaliation by a group opposing militarism. The blast shattered storefronts and sent debris across blocks as bystanders fled.

San Francisco San Francisco Dispatch Steuart Market Nat Ority First California Infantry Northwestern Pacific Railroad Grand Army of the Republic Steuart Street Coath Frank Joxenhson Italy Germany United States Rus Tt Frisco Chamber of Commerce Charlotte Observer C. W. Klutz Belmont Bridge Catawba C. 8 Barbee Andrew Scott Will Ferguson Charlotte Tom Davis Daniel Heath Juneau Tom Ashwood McBee

Dry Goods Prices Rise Amid War Driven Market

Union County shoppers face higher costs as dry goods and groceries climb with the war. Quoted items push bold increases from calicoes to ginghams and overalls, while dealers trim stock. The trend suggests further hikes if the European conflict prolongs its impact.

Union County

Union County to Attend G O P Rally in Charlotte

Union county Republicans plan a trip to Charlotte for a big G O P rally featuring Uncle Joe Cannon and Rep Willian A Rodenburg. The day includes a county convention at 10 00 A M at the courthouse and a Lakewood barbecue with speakers including Parker Linn Settle and Morehead.

Joe Cannon J. J. Parker Charlotte Union County Uncle Joe " Cannon Willian A. Rodenburg Mlindy Monroe Frank A. Linn Hon. Settle Asheville Jno BE. Halgler Gilmer Joyce Court House Lakewood Mecklenburg Publc Piedtont Carolina Rodenberg Cannon Ty Guilford County Rodenburg North Carolina J. P. Newell John J. Parker Frank Linney Jory Augustus H

Tom Meigs Crowned Champion Horseshoer in County

Wingate July 23 report credits Tom J Meigs of Marshville with leading the county in horseshoeing. He claims 2693 pairs set by July 22, fastest week 171 pairs and a record 43 pairs in a single July day. He aims at 4000 pairs for the year while local weather and farm news dominate the page.

Wingate Jerome Annie James Central Etta Williams Jam Dan Howard Union Church H. K. Helms Lem Watson Charlotte Monroe Willie Tt. Froe Free Brender Baptist Church Meadow Branch Black Methodist Church Taylor Tom J. Meigs Inez Marshville O.P. T Lone Oak Tom Arey Smith Percy Wall Baden Narrows Jones

Sale of Negroes in probate court proceeds

An old notice records an administrator led sale of enslaved people with bids by William P. Robinson. Buyers include George for 780 dollars Joe for 600 dollars Rene Tom for 1500 dollars. Total 3730 dollars. Executor and estate unclear.

Boy George William P. Robinson Boy Byer Writi M P. Robinson Boy Joe William P. Re Rene Tom

County Valuations Hit 8.75 Million With Racial Breakdown

Register of Deeds Long reports county property value for 1916 at 8 747 291 with colored property 354 168 and white 5 388 065. Totals by township show Monroe leads white values at 3 0024 with colored 98 668, while Sandy Ridge and Monroe tax rates remain at 88 percent.

Register of Deeds Long Lanes Creek Buford White Jackson—White Sandy Idee White Vance— White Goore Creek New Salem Marshville Monroe Sandy Ridge

North Carolina flood relief appeal enjoins nationwide aid

Governor Craig appeals to North Carolinians and others to donate to flood relief after July floods that devastated western mountain regions. He names two relief committees, urges subscriptions via Edward Britton in Raleigh, and promises every dollar will fund actual needs.

Raleigh Craig North Carolin Asheville Lam Wilkes Rutheford Locke North Edward Britton N.C

Monroe County Hospital Board Forms with Local Doctors

James H. Lee elected chairman and Li. A. Houston secretary for Ellen P. Fitzgerald Hospital board as Monroe County plans a local hospital. The group will seek doctors and community input from physicians, churches, and the Woman’s Club to build a first-class, countywide institution.

Ellen Pitegerald Hospital Monroe Telephone Company C. Blair Charles Leoman James H. Lee Li. A. Houston Wiason O. Blair R. P. Beasley A. M. Stack H. A. Shute J. W. Laney County Medical Society Fitzgerald Woman’s Club Monroe Belk Lee Belk Tlo Katele Iself Blair Stuck Gact

Statesville Trip Planned for Farmers Next Saturday

The Statesville trip is set for Saturday the 29th. All cars from Monroe and east or south must assemble at the courthouse square by 5 30 AM. West and north of Monroe cars meet the Monroe party on West Trade Street in Charlotte at 7 00 AM.

Statesville Monroe Court House Square West Trade Street Charlotte Oelock W. Broom

Farmers Mutual Pace Insurance annual meeting notice

Notice urges members to attend the Farmers Mutual Pace Insurance Company annual meeting next Saturday at 1 PM instead of 2 PM. Members can discuss by law changes and voice concerns. W H Phifer president invites attendance and input.

Mportant Farmers’ Mutual Pace Insurance Company W. H. Phifer

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