War Time Necessity Top Dressers Endorsement
A wartime appeal urges use of Southern Cotton Oil Company's Top Dressers as the way to support the nation and earn a handsome return. The message frames the product as essential for war effort and personal gain.
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Southern Cotton Oil Company
Monroe Auto Concerts A New Interstate Car Firm Formed
The Carolina Auto Sales Company, featuring Horace Necl and partners, is forming to distribute Interstate automobiles in North and South Carolina. Offices will be in the Main street building under construction, with a car load expected soon as the venture launches and secures a salesroom and offices.
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Monroe
Carolina Auto Sales Company
Horace Necl
Phcely Fletcher
P. H. Cristie
Main Street
North
South Carolina
Acualistration Wood Bill Passed By House
The administration food control bill passed the House by a wide margin after prohibition provisions were added. The measure, authorizing President power over food feed and fuel for war, allocates 152.5 million for enforcement and administration. A Senate substitute is expected next week with aims for a conference by July 1.
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House
Washington
Administration
McLemore
Slayden and Young
Texas
Meek
Missouri
Ward
New York
Howe
Food Administration
Dissolution Called by Pan-Russian Congress of Deputies
A June 23 resolution by the pan Russian Congress of Councils of Deputation of Soldiers and Workmen declares the dissolution of the council of the empire and calls for the elimination of the Duma after a prolonged debate.
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Petrograd
Council of the Empire
pan-Russan Congress
Duma
May American imports reach record highs in history
American imports in May totaled 281 million dollars, the highest monthly figure in U S history, while exports reached 551 million dollars, up 21.06 million from April. The twelve month totals also set new records with imports at 2.6 billion and exports at 6.182 billion. Burlap leads as scarce. buyers seek good second hand bags for next season.
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Wallington
Monroe
Red Cross Monroe Chapter Holds June Executive Meeting
Monroe Chapter of the Red Cross held an executive committee meeting on Saturday evening June 23 reporting a total membership of 215 with seven life members. Mrs W A Lane was named chairman of the supplies committee to oversee sending materials to headquarters for front line distribution. The group will focus on sheets pillowcases hospital garments and doctors and nurses aprons and seeks volunteers and materials or funds. Mrs F B Ashcraft and Mrs D B Snyder were named as materials committee members and Mrs A M Secrest was elected associate secretary for the summer. The Presbyterian Church notes church services and a session meeting to consider new members by letter or confession.
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Red Cro
Monroe
The
Red Croxe
Mra. W. A. Lane
Red Cross
F. B. Ashcraft
D. B. Snyder
Ashcraft
Snyder
A. M. Secrest
Land Sale in Union County for Jacob Thomas Estate
Executor W Hosea Thomas offers at public sale two tracts totaling 186 acres in Union County New Salem township. Sale July 14 1917 at 120 PM with bidding starting at 2274.25. Terms include one third cash balance January 1918 with title retention.
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Jacob Thomas
Union County
Monroe
New Salem Township
Thomas Brewer
Charles Turner
County of
Union
Little Water Branch
Jacob Gurley
State of
N. Y
David Gurley
John R. Thomas
John Beesley
A. D
Gurley
Thos. Brewer
Oliver Sinclair
W. Hosea Thomas
Deceasa
Prohibition Pioneers Remembered In Local Sketches
Dr. Stewart and the late Mr. Carl Curlee were early prohibitionists in the county who helped push dry laws in 1908. The piece recalls records of names signed for dispensary visits, a cotton speculation bet between New Orleans and New York, and reflections on aging, ambition, and the drive to accomplish more before life ends.
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Stewart
Carl Curlee
Effivet
Monroe Inibiders
Chester
Jelther
Herien
Zeb Green
New Orleans
New York
Union County
Put Up the Fruit Now Sel Round Jars Ad
Advertisement for fruit jar supplies including seal round fruit jars quart size at 1.00 per dozen seal square glass jars quart size at 1.25 per dozen jar capacity 25 and 20 cents per dozen rubbers at 5 and 10 cents per dozen.
Five and Ten Cents Store Story Highlights Local Bargains
Local retail feature showcases the Five and Ten Cents Store known for affordable everyday goods. Shop window listings emphasize value and variety as residents browse household essentials and inexpensive toys.
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