Card From Mr Henderson Alderman Ward One Bid
Walter A Henderson thanks Monroe voters for support in the first primary for Alderman from ward one and asks for support in the next Saturday primary. He pledges to enter the race again without factional bias and to serve the whole city to the best of his ability if elected.
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Monroe
Walter A, Henderson
Presbyterian Church Invites for Sunday Services
The Presbyterian Church announces a Sunday program with Sunday school at 10 a m in a changed hour, worship and sermon at 11 a m, and a 4 p m union service at the Chautauqua tent led by Rev Mr Wray. There is no night service. Reporter.
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Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua
Mr. Wray
Walter Lemmond for Alderman in West Monroe
Walter Lemmond lags at the first primary but supporters push for an alderman after thirty years in West Monroe. The piece emphasizes local call for political leadership and civic renewal.
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Walter Lemmond
West Monroe
Forteman Lectures on An Analysis of Success
H L Fogleman will speak tonight on the subject An Analysis of Success and its guiding principles. The lecture aims to shed light on factors behind achievement and practical pathways to personal and professional growth.
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H. L. Fogleman
Mr. Forteman
Death of Mr A Bit Mr Fitzgerald in Monroe
Mr A Bit Mr Fitzgerald died last night at his daughter Mrs W B Houston's home after five years of declining health and a paralysis stroke. Funeral at Dr Houston's residence at 6 pm conducted by Rev J E Abernethy with Masonic honors. Born October 31 1837 in Davidson County he farmed there then moved here a decade ago to live with his brother Col W H Fitzgerald and later his daughter. Survived by two children Mrs Houston and Dr J Y Fitzgerald of Indian Trail. brother John Fitzgerald preceded him. He served in the Civil War and remained a Methodist, moving his membership to Central Methodist in Monroe.
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J. C. Maynor
Denver Holloway
Kimball Piano Factory
Chicago
Monroe
Messrs. J. T
W. and
Claud Holloway
Mon
J. C. Sikes
C. V. Polk
J. M. Polk
W. O. Lemmond
Sherif J. W. Griffith
Earl Grifith
Earnhardt
Lanes Creek
A. M. Walkup
Richmond
Union County
H. T. Cheara
Marshville
Chears
Cheara
Bickett
A. C. Funderburk
North Carolina
Myron Green
Zeb Green
North Carolina Club
Chapel Hill
Green
Mesars. A
Ely Joseph
Louisville
Knoxville
Tenn
W. L. Belk
Buford Township
Belk
Billy Lear
Williams Comedy Co
Morganton
First Baptist Church
Central Methodist Church
Virginia Whitfield
J. W. Whitfield
Charlotte
J.C. Sikes
W. D. Sikes
F. G. Henderson
A. M. Secrest
W. C. Sanders
J. J. Parker
Charles Iceman
Panama
Cuba
T. L. Crowell
Chautauqua
John A. Wray
The
Baptist Church
J. F. Moser
Bellwood
Cleveland County
Jason Moser
Moser
Stafford Wolfe
Andrew Monroe
Dennis
United States Army
Ft. Oglethorpe
Robert Houston
Archie Fairley
Tese
T. B. Laney
Gloucester
B.D. Weaver
Henderson Garage Co
J. Shepherd
Weaver
South
Laney
Virginia
Shepherd
LA. Fitzgerald
W. B. Houston
Dr. Houston
J. E. Abernethy
Covo
Davidson County
Fitzgerald
Col
W. H. Fitzgerald
Lee
David
Mi Gie Yorke
Conchord
Houston
J. Y. Fitzgerald
Indian Trail
John Fitzgerald
Methodist Church
Card of Thanks From Monroe Alderman J Berne Simpson
J Berne Simpson thanks supporters from Monroe second ward for primary election aid. He praises the board’s past administration as progressive and says he retires with pride at his contributions and no apologies for the work done. A separate note mentions a girl hypnotizing a young man to buy a solitaire and wonder about another suitor.
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Board of Aldermen of
Monroe
J. Berne Simpson
Classified Fragments Include Wanted Items And Lost Items
A compact classified snippet lists WANTED a colt and a good milk cow and FOR QUICK SALE a nice automobile. LOST items include a silver vanity case monogram E H L and a wooden handled umbrella with initials R P. Return to Mrs Ella Lindsey or Roscoe Phifer. Red scarlet sage plants for sale 10 cents per dozen call 306.
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Ella Lindsey
Central Methodist Church
R. P
Roscoe Phifer
Mendelson For Alderman Vote Hemlerson Card
Voters are urged to support Walter Hemlerson for the unexpired term of H L Crowell. He is a known businessman with experience on water mains contracts and the city debt department. Hemlerson promises progress, steadiness and upright leadership for Monroe as the sole seasoned Alderman candidate.
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Walter Hemlerson
H. L. Crowell
Insurance Department
Henderson
Pavine
Monroe
Mendelson
Tax Schedule Adopted by County List Takers
The county list takers adopted a schedule of values for personal property taxation. Horses and mules priced by class, milk cows by class, registered livestock listed at agreed prices, corn 1.50 per bushel, wheat 2.00 per bushel, flour 35.00 per 100 pounds, meat 18 cents per pound, lint cotton 20 cents per pound, cotton seed 60 cents per bushel, and automobiles priced at 1500 dollars and down.
Gordon’s AIL Right in Ward Three Alderman Race
Rumors suggest Mr W M Gordon is out of town too often to focus on Alderman duties. The letter rebuts this, noting his travel allows him to gain ideas on city government without neglecting ward three representation.
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Gordon
W. M. Gordon
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