Indian Trail News Highlights Local Crops and School Tax
The Journal notes cotton and corn yields in the Indian Trail area with J D Helms expecting about 500 bushels of corn and a strong farming operation. A new Union Grove school district vote approved the special tax, Rev Gillespie of Charlotte to begin a church series, and local visits from Henry Robinson and Miss Flossy of Hugo Oklahoma. The railroad added a cotton platform, FB Rowell returns from standing army duty, G B Hagler bought 200 acres on Monroe Concord road for timber development, and MoE church pastor Rev Sherfell nears renewal after a productive year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Trail
J.D. Helms
Union Grove
Gillespie
Charlotte
Henry Robinson
Miss Flossy
Hugo
Oklahoma
FB. Rowell
G. B. Hagler
Monroe Land
Concord
Proceedings in Recorder's Court November 1 through Nov
In Monroe records white defendants faced a range of charges. Hinson was fined for violation of ordinances with road sentence. Montgomery received 60 days on roads for vagrancy and concealed weapons. Caudle black faced assault with deadly weapon with costs. Smith jailed 15 days for unpaid costs. Bracdle accused of larceny but pros. Parker charged with larceny of chickens and watermelons but with no theft proven, later changed to forcible trespass. Foard white charged with violation of ordinances with costs.
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Recorder’s Court
Herbert Hinson
A. Honexcutt
Col. Larcony
Monroe
Sam Montgomery
Hugh Caudle
Wincey Smith
David Bracdle
Dave Parker
James Leonard
Dave
J. B. Moore
Dayton man buys remedy to save doctor bill
J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio buys a bottle of Chamberlains Rough Remedy for his boy in a cold. Before the bottle is finished the cold is better. He asks if paying five dollars to a doctor would have been cheaper. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Copeland
Dayton
Ohio
Chamberlain
Last Notice From McRae Mercantile Co
A harsh ultimatum from McRae Mercantile Co warns debtors that legal action will begin if accounts remain unsettled. The notice vows no extensions and urges immediate cash settlement, stating the firm has left mercantile trade and will wind up old business. It references letters and newspaper notices as prompts and hints at legal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uis
Harvest disappointment and bank advice in local notice
A historic note discusses a disappointing harvest despite strong farm effort and Bank of Union support. It urges deposit of every dollar, promotes checks over cash, and advises opening a bank account for accurate records and safety. The piece also touches on religion, medicine, and social commentary with brief ads and maxims.
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Bank of Union
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English Drug Co
Pageland Insurance & Realty Company
Pageland
The
W. J. Rudge Co. Leading Jewelers
R. B. Redwine
H. B. Clark
Cashier
MoEecharch
Sherfell
Steerell
Lepes
Henry Rhey
the Dixie Tonight
All Declera
Tim
J. T. Yarbrough
Route
Chrysanthemum
Woman's Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
C. N. Simpson, Jr
Katie Fairley
Columbus
J. M. Griffin & Co
P. S
Schloss
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