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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1915

Page

4

Texas Tenancy Trends and Land Ownership Debate

The paper cites Texas as a focal point in the national land tenure debate. It notes rising tenancy, limited farm improvement, and a proposed tax or policy shift. The article compares Texas to Germany in land area and population, and cites ongoing industrial inquiries into landownership and tenancy dynamics affecting farmers and labor.

Texas el Dorado Industrial Commission of the United States New York Dating Germany Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Ilinois Mid- Mean Wisconsin Massachusetts Missouri Georgia New Jersey California Kentucky Iowa North Carolina Tennessee Alabama Minnesota Virginia Mississippi Louisiana Union County

Things I Wish I Had Known Before I Was Twenty One

A Cleveland men's meeting features 22 insights on life before 21 from G Leonard Fels. The list urges prudent health, honest work, steady study, prudent money habits, and the value of parental guidance and lasting friendship.

Cleveland G. Leonard Fels

Wild Call of the Wild Draws John Lowe to Brown Creek

In Wadesboro Ansonian a note of sympathy goes to John Lowe who, bound by crutches after a recent accident, plans a spring fishing trip to Brown Creek. He says he has avoided the creek as long as possible and will publish sizes and weights later.

Wadesboro Ansonian John Lowe Old Brown Creek

Bank Receiver Appointed for Merchants and Farmers' Bank

The Corporation Commission orders Bank Examiner Hubbard to seek the judge’s appointment of a receiver for Merchants and Farmers’ Bank of Cleveland Rowan county. Winding up will favor depositors who face substantial loss as the bank was in bad condition when closed ten days ago.

The Corporation Commission Hubbard Merchants and Farmers’ Bank of Cleveland Rowan County

Fragmentary note on counting and confrontation

A fragmentary, unclear passage describes counting to ten and referencing actions toward another boy and a person named Lay. The text is jumbled with incomplete phrases and dialogue, lacking clear context or identifiable events, participants, or setting.

Man At Police Station Seeks Talks With House Robber

A husband at the police station asks to see the burglar who robbed their home last night. He says he wants to understand how the intruder entered without waking his wife, a question he has pursued for two decades.

Terested Tve

He Remembered and Remembered Again in Cincinnati Enquirer

A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer portrays a dialogue about tying a cord to remind a husband to post a letter. The exchange shifts to a marriage proposal with humorous hesitation as she asks for a week to decide and he replies he will announce his status if not wed by then.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Well Matched. Fatal stump puller accident near Fuquay Springs

Herman Smith a farmer was instantly killed near Fuquay Springs Wake county when a stump puller broke and part of the puller struck him in the chest.

Herman Smith Fuquay Springs Wake County

Doctor Called As Tension Rises In Arkansas Camp

In a rural Arkansas logging camp the company physician, serving residents and their families, is summoned to a new hire’s home amid distrust of a sick claim. A cautious woman reveals her husband’s habit of lying about illness, prompting doubts over the call and a tense scene at a decrepit house.

Arkansas Pim Everybody’s Magazine

Bank Cashier Swears to Financial Statement

I A Houston, cashier of the sand bank, swears the above figures are true to the best of my knowledge. The document lists balances of 2,500.00, 8,268.93, 3,955.56, and a total of 636,089.75 for Union County North Carolina.

State of North Carolina County of Union I. D. A. Houston

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Monroe Journal G. M RF. Beasley Isued Mach Journal Building Jefferson and Hensley Streets Raleigh Dispatch Kanvas Waly Irs Rex Marc Mary Pick Paramount Anthony and Cleopatra Loulaville Courier-Journal Tate King Tre First National Bank OF Monroe N. C U.S Federal Reserve Bank Shea Banking House D. A. Houston Correst RK. English John Sikes T. J. Gordon H. B. Clark the Sikes Co
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