Army and storm in brief from Detroit Free Press
The army appropriation bill reported to Congress includes funds to implement Hay Cham Berlin plans and marks the largest regular army supply bill in history, rising about 49 million dollars from last year. A severe hailstorm hit eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey, causing injuries and property damage.
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Booklovers Club meets for games and socials in Union County
The Booklovers Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Hargrove Bowles. Rook was played at three tables. Guests were served sandwiches and tea. After the game Mesdames Payne and Sloan served cream and cake. Several members hosted gatherings and noted guests from Lancaster and Atlanta. Fourth of July planning discussed with vows to feature an ostrich race and a big fiddlers convention. Local civic notes urged Union County voters to back William A Eubanks for a farmer’s delegation seat.
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Booklovers’ Club
J. B. Copple
Eugene Achcraft
G. HH. Mears
R. Allen
Jupiter
George Stevens
J. F Thompson
Atlanta
Beulah Copple
Stack
Rook
Lillian
Rebecca Stack
Dillon's
R. A. Marra
G. B. Caldwell
Union County
Tohle
Mary
Monroe
Bunk" Lemmond
William A. Eubanks
Buford Township
Raleigh
Eubanks
Union
Unclear Fragment Analyzes Pork Ideas At Cotton Stores
A cryptic OCR snippet mentions a physician and pork, contrasting long and short staples with Cotton, but the meaning is fragmentary and undocumented. The readable bits hint at trade terms or concerns without a clear event, date, or place.
Pacts Show Recorder Conti Sub-Recorder Pay Difference
County records reveal the sub-recorder received 122 dollars for thirteen months ending May 1 1915 under prior admin J D Mentoe then 108 dollars for thirteen months ending May 21 1916 under Recorder McRae with an average 8 21 per month. The Monroe city paid the same maintenance as the county, totaling a 28 dollar saving for the current administration as claimed by clerk M C Long.
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J.D. Mentoe
McRae
Monroe
Recorder's Court
M. C. Long
Board of County
Ady
Reasons Why Maj A d Meg Kinnon Should Be Nominated
A historical exhortation praising Maj A d Meg Kinnon of Robeson for state farm commission. Cites lifetime farming, business experience, loyalty to party, leadership from a major agricultural county, and potential to modernize the department. Ends with names backing the nomination. Also notes swift sheriff and police action in Mobile, Alabama where ten mob leaders were arrested and dispersed without disorder.
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A. d. Meg Kinnon
Robeson
Hts
Ucket
Ife
J. Spront Hil
Durham
N. C
Hector McLean
Laurinburg
Geo
A. Holderness
Tarboro
N.C
Henry A. Page
Aberdeen
O. Carr
Wilmington
W. McLean
Lamberton
Rory McNair
Maxton
G. B. Patterson
Mobile
Ala
Locals Dapple Corinth Neighb in June News Card
Local notes from Monroe district June 1 report visits among Spittles Helms and Griffins. Several residents sick with rheumatism or illness, hospital plans discussed, and a colored cow incident near Mineral Springs after a train scare. A rain last Sunday brought relief with no damage, farm life details end with Farm Boy.
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Corinth
Journal
Monroe
J. B. Spittle
Trace Helms
Jennie Spittle
Minnie Griffin
Wesley Stevens
Bosale Price
Shiloh
Earl Thompson
Mineral Springs
Billie Winchester
Oscar Griffin
Grady Stilwell
Oak Grove
W . E. Helis
P. F. Taylor
G. J. Michardson
Lou Richardson
Harvey Carter
L. L. Fincher
Aaron Tyson
RS. Spittle
Ready For the Debate at Rockingham
A fragmented note from The Student expresses readiness for a debate, proposing Mr Beasley as judge and urging swift action. It references captains of a discussion, mentions Beasley as a possible judge, and conveys excitement and sleepiness about addressing rebate questions. The tone is informal and stream-of-conscious.
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Rockingham
Tam
Beasley
Overman Introduces Resolution for Asbury Monument
Senator Overman in Congress seeks permission to erect a monument to Rev Francis Asbury on public grounds in Washington without any appropriation. In New York Dr Arthur Warren Waite was found guilty of first degree murder for poisoning his father in law, millionaire John Peck of Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Overman
Congress
Washington
Francis Asbury
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
New York City
Arthur Warren Waite
John &. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Information Bureau Opens for Current Events and More
Information Bureau offers answers to questions on current events sports movies and music at 15 cents per question or two for 25 cents. W A Stevens 116 Jackson St Bangor Me notes. Card of Thanks expresses deep gratitude for fire help and kindness from friends. J BE McCain Waxhaw NC advertises steel brick mill components. Potato prints marketed by R C Quinn & Son of Tifton GA. For sale a sixty acre farm near city center with water and good terms, address Farm Box 902 Charlotte NC.
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Congress
Union County
Wilkes County
Davidson
Anson
Moo
Moore
Spence
Finley
W. A. Stevens
Jackson St
Bangor
R. B. McManus
Charlotte
N.C
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