Reginald Nelson Begins New Life In Bronson
Reginald Nelson a young Englishman arrives in Bronson to seek fame and aid a troubled community. He befriends minister Townley and others, joins a reform effort, and works on the Courier while investigating a suspected death. A dramatic revival under Billy Sunday influences his faith and mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Nelson
Albert Townley
Graham
Joy
Reginald
Bronson
Ernstishtman
Broncon
Roland Gregory
Milly Sunday
Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
The
Courier
Evangelist
Sunday
Sroneon
Mrs Graham
Chris
Graham Wald
Michigan
Allan Rutledge
Edgar Prince
Thomas Marchmount
Augsiey
Roland
Prince
Holand Gregory
Joy Graham
Joy Griham
Rutledge
Mrs Rutledge
Mrs. Rutledge
Allan
Ange Joy
Wellington
Mobray
Giey
Mae
Augsley
Augeley
Atlin Rutledge
Clearch
Allan Iutledge
Jesus
God
Mr. Townley
Jewelry Repair Department Reopens at Jon Drug Co
I have reopened my ware and jewelry repairing department at the Jon Drug Company store next door to where FE formerly was. I will devote my whole time to watch clock and jewelry repairing engraving and stone setting, with a specialty of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Drug Company
Fine Watch Repairing Advertisement Notice
A local watchmaker announces all current repairs are completed and ready for delivery. He asks customers to continue patronage and promises the best workmanship with an ironclad guarantee, signing respectfully.
No Scandalmonger and the Milan War Rumor
J. E. Preslar reports a group of Southern town ladies touring Europe last summer under a worn clergyman. They were marooned in Northern Italy amid hostilities. One traveler famed for avoiding gossip sent a letter home with a hint about war rumors in Milan. Highballs have laid many a mat.
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Europe
Italy
Gosip
Milan
Bronson revival sparks Roland Gregory’s inner conflict
Joy Graham urges Roland Gregory to join Bronson’s revival as Holand Gregory’s fate hangs on a saved life. George Caldwell presses for public faith while Dr Rutledge and Joy navigate church trust, romance, and a troubling murder-motif ring.
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George Caldwell
Holand Gregory
George
Roland Gregory
Roland
Marchmann
Prince
Joy Graham
Holand
Gome
Gregory
Roeland
Tabernacle
Mr. Marchmount
Mr. Graham
Graham
Alding
George Caltwell
Central Church
Bronson
Mr. Sunday
Reland
Rolandy
Joy
Mr. Prince
Dr. Gracely
Mr. Nelson
Vivian Derwent
Nelson
Allan Rutledge
Augsley
Mrs. Rutledge
Jesus
Mrs. Mobray
Dr. Rutledge
Mr. Mobray
Anna
Abraham
Mobray
Mae
Mra Rutledge
Rutledge
Joy Liter
Allan Stutledge
McMobray
Mra Murray
Gatland Gregory
Roth
Pine Forest Health Tonic and Land Auction Notice
An 1915 court sale in Union County lists J C McIntyre as administrator for Lydia Staton. The public auction in Monroe would sell the undivided 1 16 interest in the Tata tract known as the Brooks home place, about 175 acres, to settle debts. docketed by commissioner J J Parker. The document also advertises Piney Forest tonic products humorously amid the legal notice.
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Superior Court
Union County
J. C. McIntyre
Lydia A Staton
Maintiff
R. L. Staton Et Ale
J. Parker
Court House
Monroe
N. C
N.C
Salem Township
Ton Brooks
J. C. Vann
J. B. Mullis
Bunyan Green
Tata
Davidson Brooks
Lyndia A. Staten
J. J. Parker
Stack and Parker, Atty's
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Alexander Corkey
Ih. K. Fly Co
Tien
Orlog
Mr. Cameron
Tle
England
J. E. Preslar
Monroe, N. C
Manma
Allin Rutledge
Papa
Hehdy
Aoystey
Sen
Alii Thutledge
Lily
Mrs My
Femora
Dy Cheng
Chienge
Allan Muthalge
Tearoxe
Lonaeo
Dr. Bell
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