Wake Forest professor speaks on patriotism at Monroe Junior Order
Five years ago Professor Charles E. Brewer of Wake Forest College delivered a stirring address to the Junior Order of United American Mechanics on Washington's Birthday. J J Parker and Rev M T Steele also spoke as the organization grows in Monroe and the county. The Salisbury and Monroe Railroad project moves toward construction pending weather, with N B McCanless and Ragland stating finances and terminal plans. A goose creek area man trapped two hawks saving chickens. Farmers fret over wet weather delaying plowing, recalled by W J Hudson from 1891. Rev R P Kirkpatrick receives Memphis pastorate call and plans to leave Monroe. Tradesville and Rocky River farmers report long trips with cotton and road needs.
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Charles E. Brewer
Wake Forest College
Court House
Order
United American Mechanics
Washington
J. J. Parker
M. T. Steele
Salisbury
Mon- Toe
N. B. McCanless
Road
Ragland
Gore
Seaboard
McDannels
Randolph
M. A. Helms
Goose Creek Township
W. J. Hudson
R. P. Kirkpatrick
Third Presbyterian Church of
Memphis
Tenn
Kirkpatrick
Monroe
Rocky River
Boll Weevil Advance Notes From Local Column
The Marehville Home reports interest in boll weevil arrival in Union county within three years. The writer plans to interview Steve Marsh on boll weevil habits in Texas and shares curious Georgia anecdotes about the pest surviving heat and cold, including a tale of a weevil on a stove and another that withstood freezing.
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Marehville
Union County
Steve Marsh
Texas
Georgia
Nashville
Local notices and visits fill Journal items
The Journal from Stouts reports visits by M. E. B. and Warren Yandle of North Monroe guests in the Rushin home, kinfolk from Char and Lowell visiting Conder families, and Miss Virgie Rushing staying with a School Girl. Mentions Belk sale, pastor Braxton Craig moving to Timmonsville, and a marriage of Cleve Yow and Ola H Sett.
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Stouts
M. EB
Warren Yandle
North Monroe
S. A. Rushin
R. Hays
Char- 3
R. M. Conder
F. M. Yandle
North Monks
M. BE. Yanie
Lester Conder
Utte
Madeline of
Lowell
Virgie Rushing
W. H. Kinley
Inc
Dian Trail
Y. T. Garrison
Martin Broom
Near Pleasant Pisin
Murphy Cender
Bel
Armande Staith
Indian Trail
Hee
Sam Redwine
Sandy Ingo Township
Frank Williama
M. D. L. Preslar
Gillam Craig
Monroe
Braxton Craig
Belk
Timmonsville
Stirring Times Ahead in The Journal News
The message urges readers to renew subscriptions to The Journal claiming broad readership and quick, captivating coverage. It asserts the paper’s value as essential reading and uses a playful line about a big sister compared to lengthy courtship to emphasize its rapid informality and wide appeal.
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Journal
Eggless cake and Royal Baking Powder savings plan
An advertisement style feature argues baking powder can cut egg use and costs in home baking. It promotes eggless or egg-reduced cakes with Royal Baking Powder, claiming substantial household savings during wartime price pressures. Includes praise for Royal and mentions a related patriotic tone.
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Ieliplacanas
United States
British Isles
Cone Will Details Large Greensboro Estate Distributions
The estate of Jute Cacear Cone of Greensboro is valued at 1.5 million dollars with 10,000 to Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital and 1,000 each to United Hebrew Charities of Baltimore and Hebrew Orphan Asylum of Atlanta. Jackson Training School and the Monica and Eastern Star Home receive 1,000 and 500 respectively, while Oxford Orphan Asylum gets 500. Remainder goes to wife and three sons. Also notes a Waxhaw Enterprise item about fat back and onions shared in town.
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Oxford Orphan Asylum
Cy Rogers
Stouts
Waxhaw Enterprise
Pageland Journal Warns of April 25 Express Law
Pageland Journal notes that a new South Carolina quarter per month express law takes effect April 25. It argues the Pageland office may face stricter enforcement than Union county outlets and warns readers to obtain a ration for medicine by swearing to the probate judge.
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Pageland Falls
Pageland Journal
Union County
Pageland
South Carolina
Plies Cured In Sixteen Days Inquiry
Fragmentary text describes a game or device curing in six to fourteen days with a refund reference. Mentions a person laughed at by another and a tense exchange around custody or responsibility. Readable names and clear events are not evident.
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Monroe Drug Company
Whitman
Ansco Kodaks
Cal and Biological Depot
the Savings, Loan and Trust Company
R. B. Redwine
H. B. Clark
Cashier
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W. J. Rudge CO
Boll Weevil
Noah Williams
John Working
Misa Lula Garrison
Helen Crain
Bricht Watkins
Charlotte
D. B. Watking
Connie Watkins
Oln Watkins
George Vick
Kaiser Bonaparte
Vaterland
Napoleon Bonaparte
Venice
Bert
Ash
Wrigleyw’s
Wrigleys Eet
Austin & Clontz4
English Drug Coo
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