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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1914
Page
7
A bank proposes opening an account to teach business methods valuable for a career. It emphasizes practical money handling by check and promises assistance in paying bills and building financial experience.
The Detroit News recounts how the statesman Webster faced death with composed final words and verses from an elegy. It notes his awakening from a partial stupor and his utterance I still live as well as reflections on poetry and comfort during his passing.
A Nashville boy suffers mumps while a newspaper woman cancels an engagement by telephone. The aunt recalls the boy’s reply and the father learns the message. the humor turns on illness and miscommunication in a small domestic scene.
An advertisement touts FEDRILINE as an improved tasteless Quinine syrup easy on the stomach. It claims Chilires can take it without realizing it contains quinine and suits adults unable to take quinine. The ad notes a blown bottle FHURILINE in a 25 cent package and urges Journal Penny Ads for results.
By virtue of a ven ex execution from the Superior Court of Union County NC in favor of C N against Adolphus Moore, a one and one tenth acre tract on Stewart Fork creek with adjoining lands, levied July 6 1914, sale set for October 5 1914. Sheriff John Griffith notes this notice dated September 15 1914.
W C Lemmond an attorney at law operates from the Law Building old Library room Monroe NC and offers services in all State and Federal Courts with emphasis on collection of claims and estate settlement by administrators and executors.
Dr E S Green operates as a dentist with an office in the Belk Bundy Building opposite Belk's Store in Monroe North Carolina.
By virtue of a power in a deed of trust dated August 17 1911 and recorded, I will on Monday November 2 1914 at 12 o clock noon at the Monroe North Carolina courthouse door sell at public auction to the highest bidder the one third undivided interest of Mrs L H Tucker in a tract described as on the waters of Dueck Creek adjoining Elizabeth Phifer and others commencing at Phifer corner and following lines and courses to the creek and back to the beginning containing acres more or less conveyed to Sarah B Davis and children by deed of John Davis recorded in Book 5 page 675 Union county deeds office Mrs L H Tucker a daughter of Mrs Davis and entitled to one third undivided interest in said land.
Court commissioners will offer for sale on October 10 1814 at Monroe NC a series of tracts near Monroe. Lands include a store room parcel and three large tracts totaling about 272 acres, with Beaver Dam Creek running through one tract. Terms: one fourth cash, then quarterly payments over 18 months, interest six percent, title retained until paid. Sale under Mary Alexander et al versus M L Flow et al. Sept 4 1914.
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