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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
8
An advertisement urges readers to visit Union Drug Company for fine toilet articles and cosmetics, touts the best products and provides the phone number 221. The ad pattern also invites farmers and subscribers to place free or paid ads for buying and selling farm items, livestock, seeds, and tools, with rules on who pays and how to submit notices.
A fragment lists Mi-o-na stomach remedy claims, a court sale notice for Monroe properties, and a local market note. It references J L Crowell announcing candidacy for alderman from the first ward pending Democratic primary, plus a 1915 sale at the Monroe courthouse tied to O C Curlee estate.
Our mill closes Saturday March 27. All seed sellers must bring seeds to the mill before that date as prices will drop afterward. Monroe Oil MILL. For Sale good plug mule by La that Richardson. Tone horses and mules for spring plowing with Nutritia food. Nutritia swaps for white corn at market prices Henderson Roller Mills.
A concise declaration of rural idealism, affirming that country living offers cleaner air, noble work, and a duty to improve the community. It emphasizes outdoor labor, care for soil, daily open-air activity, and finding joy in nature, books, music, and art as part of a hopeful country life.
The Journal asks Union county readers to spread the word about the paper to non subscribers. It urges keeping old and new addresses for mail changes, submitting news with names, and timely renewals. It notes the paper offers value at a dollar a year and invites articles while preserving sender anonymity if desired.
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