Weddy Tells It, So He Would Have War on Lusitania
The Monroe Journal reports editorials debating President Wilson and Roosevelt over the Lusitania sinking. It questions retaliation by seizing German ships and contrasts Wilson’s peace approach with opposing political rhetoric. Also notes births in Monroe and a humorous exchange about time consumption.
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Teldy
Roosevelt
Germany
Lusitania
Wilson
Hughes
Silver Tea Night at Wesleyan Function in Monroe
A charity silver tea hosted by Mrs Winston Lees Central M E Church Monroe NC on Thursday Oct 1916 from 8 to 10 pm features a guessing game with a silver spoon prize. Donations range from fifty cents to a dime. A property listing offers a house and lot for sale at 801 W Franklin St.
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Winston Lee
BE. W. Pointer
W. Franklin St
Seed saving boosts county agriculture since 1908 changes
In Monroe County farmers shifted from seed shortages to self reliance and improved methods. A county demonstrator built a clover seed stripper, enabling large seed savings and arousing support for seed saving. By 1908 farming practices expanded with lime use and corn clubs, raising yields from around fifty bushels per acre to higher levels, reflecting broader agricultural progress driven by demonstration work.
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Operanson
Monroe
Tom Alexander
Journal
Joe Jordan
Monroe Township
Hoory Redwine
Sandy Ridge Township
Hull
Nivel
Sue Nelicbowine
Gordon
Gorton Peld
P. W. Plyler
Sanford Smith
Lanes Creek
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Monroe Journal
G. M. RB
F. Beasley
R. P. Beasley
Journal Building
Jefferson and
Beasley Streets
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Elie Penager
M Monroe
Run
John Helms
North Monroe
Adam Cadiew
J. Arthur Stegall
Jeff Pope
Senator Sorghum
Central M. E. Church
Monroe, NC
Farmer Cormtossel
I‘low & Phifer’s
Flow & Phifer
Apne
Hamilton
Liles Company
AB Joseph
Old Post Office
Smart
Stein Bloch
W. H. Belk & Bro
Clothing Department