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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
2
Pageland Journal reports Mr. Clark lost both hands in a saw mill near his home three miles northeast of Pageland last Saturday. He was sawing when his sleeve caught the teeth, severing his right hand and then his left at the wrist. Physicians dressed wounds. he declined chloroform and is reported doing well.
The Monroe mill village near Charlotte showcases neat cottages clean yards and paved streets. The Teemorlee Mill built seven years ago funds gardens schools churches a two acre park with a dancing pavilion and provides medical care and summer recreation for operatives, including sending a sick worker to Baltimore for treatment.
A Raleigh area report details a claim that Confederate currency could be spent after the 1865 era. A man named Lonnie tried to change ten dollars with a hotel bellboy, messengers, and a shop clerk who deemed the note worthless. The case involved a woman witness and a deputy marshal, ending with questions about why Old South money loses value under a Southern presidency. A separate note covers a tax dispute settlement where Secretary MacVeagh compromised a $1,000,000 claim on colored oleomargarine for $102,000 due to lack of evidence.
An illustrated testimonial proclaims a man cured of gastritis indigestion and stomach trouble after using MI-ONA Stomach Tablets. It claims gas pressure on the heart caused choking and breathlessness, and promises a new, willing stomach with a 50 cent bottle and a refund from English Drug Co.
Notice sets April 15 1913 election at Monroe Court House to decide charter amendments including recall referendum and initiative provisions. Voters will choose for or against charter changes, with details on manager authority elections and recall procedures. Also includes sale notice of multiple land parcels in Union County to satisfy a deed of trust dated 1911.
The undersigned executor Jones A Polk deceased gives notice to all creditors to present claims at his residence Goose Creek township on or before February 11 1914 otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery Debtors urged to settle promptly This 11th day of February 1913 B Polk Executor M Was n atty
Dr R L Payne physician and surgeon based in Monroe North Carolina lists office in the Postoffice Building above vaion Drug Co with hours 11 to 3 and 2 to 4 and provides a residence phone.
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