Special Notices from Monroe Advertisements
The page lists miscellaneous notices and classifieds from Monroe including exhibitions, sales, farm goods, poultry, seeds, milk products, and services. It mentions Strauss Brothers of Chicago visiting Monroe, hat and millinery openings, money found, hogs and poultry for sale, eggs daily, seeds, and household items, with various local businesses and residents advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Special Peas
Strauss Brothers
Chicago
Monroe
Dixie No. 1
Central Hotel
Old Ofice
Marvin Whitfield
Belk Bros
Geo
Brush Creek
Tenn
Parker Pen
R. Outen Co
Nasha
W. R. Outen Company
W. R. Outen
H. P. Meigs
Wingate
N. C
Heporder's Court Disposes Charges On Various Defendants
The court bound over Heporder for trial on Sam Harkey for breaking and entering and larceny with a two year Superior Court period. Zeb V Secrest faces three months on roads for selling whiskey. Albert McCall jailed on assault and battery with costs. George Rushing found not guilty of assault and battery. Baxter Benton charged with assault with deadly weapon. Defendant paid medical costs totaling 50 dollars and is discharged on costs. James Archer cited for violating ordinance 76. Henry Lilly and Hugh Houston, both colored, warned on costs for ordinance 76. Allen Bivens and Son Williams charged with battery and costs varying from 1 to 2 dollars. Sam Davis labeled for beating with 30 days of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Horton
Seaboard
Grand
T. C. Griffin
Fe A. c
H.W. Belk
Moseley
J. Freeman
J.tarlton
KJ. W. Pressley
R. P. Gady
BE. P. Stewart
Jas. B. Cox
EB. G. Faulkisher
W. Roberts
J. ©. Simpson
Jesse L. Helms
J.B. Bailey
F. G. Henderson
G. W. Ritch
Heporder’s
Sam Harkey
Superior Court
Harkey
Zeb. V
Secrest
Albert McCall
George Rushing
Baxter Benton
James Archer
Henry Lilly
Hugh Houston
Allen Bivens
Son Williams
Sam Davis
Monroe Police Nab Charlotte Jewel Thief After Break-In
Monroe officers recovered seven watches and more jewelry after a break in at the Little Long Company store in Charlotte. Creed Modlin, about nineteen, was identified as the suspect. He spent the day in Monroe before being traced to the all-thirty train and arrested in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Charlotte
Little Long Company
Creed Modlin
Zoomorlee
Med- Hin
Smith Plans Quick Move After Bruner Huey Stock Hold
Smith, a rising Monroe merchant, will leave Pageland soon after Ponted stock of Bruner and Huey and has bought L. Dearing's residence. The retirement of ill health bound Mr. C. W. Bruner marks the end of a 32 year grocery era in Monroe. Charlie Bruner’s name stood for honesty and fair dealing and aid to those in need, as he battles illness and begins to seek renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bruner
Bruner
Moofe
Winchester Students Impress With Oratory Contest
The event featured speeches by Rev. C. F. Sherrill and Mr. C. W. Jones on stepping stones to success and the call of the New South. Seventeen contestants, led by Miss Vivian Winchester, competed for a prize, with the young ladies narrowly prevailing over the men. Absent and tardy prizes went to Claude Eustice Helms, Sal Winchester, and Vivian Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
C. F. Sherrill
C. W. Jones
Local and Personal News Highlights
Local items report weddings and engagements, shop openings for hats and millinery, and school events. Mentions include Mr. W. G. Griffin and Mrs. Nellie Davis wedding, Carriker school house road bond debate, Mountain Springs school closing, and planned commencements in Marshville. Also notes community shifts, business promotions, and a baby contest push by The Journal with regional rivalry.
Child Drowns on Greensboro Street After Rain
Mary Bell an eleven year old girl is drowned Friday afternoon near Lindsey street graded school in Greensboro while wading a submerged street by the Southern Power station after heavy rain at about one. A boy companion escaped as the girl was swept into a deep pool and found too late for resuscitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadesboro
Lumberton
Journal
Monroe
Indian Trail
J. G. Carroll
Miss Shapwon
Wingate
Lanes Creek
Mary Bell
Lindsey Street
Greensboro
Southern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walters
J. Bo Nash & Son
Texas Bowden
C. W. Boucom
Route 3
J.P. Rogers
Jeat & Bargain
Hoyle
N.C
Maddy & Willson
Fay-Sholes
Farm Re & Merchants Bank
J.W. Laney
J. A Yarbrough
RLF
H._P. Meigs, Wingate,N.C
North Carolina
W. R. Craig
Sanford
Rhode Island
T. J. Molzgs
Marehville
Columbister
Ett
J. W. Laney
J. W. Weeteney
Chick- Lee & Co
T. C. Lee & Co
T. Dillon's
Disie No
Townleht
Presbyterian Chare
Mra
W. A. Henderson
G. B. Caldwell
Disie
Toni Iy
Union County
Maddry & Willson
Alexander
Watt Ashcraft
Hayne Street
North Miccobil
Piedmont Buggy Company
Hales
King of Automobiles
Bugent Busey Company
Joney
Amounta Insurance and Investment Co
E. S.C S. Crees
C. W. Broner
W. A Huey
Mack Baxter
Janey Baxter
W. Eb, Willams
Bank OF Union, Asulgnes
Sikes, Attys
Hanrah Morris
Jas. Morris
David Morris
Hurlah Morris
Redwine
W. J. Walters
W. G. Griffin
Nelle Davis
Iceworlee
Esqr
P. H. Johnson
Lee & Lee Company
Helt
Carriker School
Mountan Springs School
Charles Leeman
G. M. Tucker
T. J. Gordon
W. Kochtlizky
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Marshville
Gilbert Rowe
North Monroe
G. T. Slatterly
H. E. McCall
Slatterly
Hamlet
J. A. Gulledge
Lower Lanes Creek
Admunson
South Pole
Dr. Cook
Ware Pointer
Bernard Crowell
Ralph Carroll
Archile Fairley
T. V. Howell
Peachland
Jack Green
Howell
Stout
Miss Vriew
Unionville
Young Men’s Debating Society
Measra Yandle
Haywood
Hak Yandle
J. K. Polk
J. J. Moser
J W. Button
Child
Pon
Lee & Lee Co
C. N. Simpson's
Green House
J. H. Beckley
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