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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
4
TheTRE Monroe Journal established in 1894 by G. M. and R. P. F. Beasley announces weekly Tuesday issues. The paper lists its office at the Journal Building at the Jefferson and Beasley streets corner and provides a contact telephone number.
The National Model License League of Louisville asserts per capita intoxicant use rose from 16.53 to 20.81 gallons in 17 years, arguing prohibition shifts purchases distanceward. Debate notes railroad freight-rate relief proposal and a state internal rate reform bill introduced by Representative Justice. outcome pending.
The report notes cotton conditions across regions with damages from winds and drought in the western and southern states and a generally improving outlook in later weeks. It also mentions U S war department orders restricting troops into Mexico without Washington instructions and confidence in keeping a non intervention policy.
Mr and Mrs Tiryan marked the Megan 20th Anniversary on a Wednesday at Katefax Virginia. The Secretary of State spoke on efforts by Pros. dah Witton to curb influence of powerful interests in government.
Dr John Thomas Borden of Craven county named assistant surgeon in the navy with a starting salary of 2800 dollars. The news item also reports several local crimes and incidents including a murder case in Greene county, a shooting near Kirston, and other varied local events.
The Downie and Wheeler Shows arrive with a bold advance parade of posters and performers. Posters cover billboards as crowds, especially children, thrill to vivid images of wild beasts and trained ponies. The feature acts receive strong endorsement from management for merit and decorum.
The fragment paints a 19th century scene with a young male candidate for an ascential council, praising glowing colors and labor administration. It hints at prison reform and future pensions while stressing personal ties and speculative outcomes amid a verbose prose style.
Post office inspectors in Blue Fleet W VI seek Edwin Meilberger Pocahontas postmaster in a related robbery case after two packages vanished from the Para Vu post office. Authorities used Federal warrants to target Melberger, while local detectives are not yet engaged. Children questions and unanswerable science notions appear in the text.
Public notice of a trust sale by John Sikes as trustee on October 21 1918 at noon at the Monroe courthouse for a parcel on Windsor and College streets in Monroe North Carolina. The deed of trust was dated December 7 1912 by W Hy Poer alias Bad Poer of Union County. Redwine and Sikes attorneys.
The government aims to ease beef scarcity by using Indian tribes to raise cattle. Commissioner Sells is stocking large herds on major reservations and plans to develop all native livestock. Purchases of beef cattle are authorized from Indian funds for several reservations.
Monroe residents testify to benefits from Down's Kidney Pile and Dean's Kidney Pills. Jamon A. Griffin from Monroe describes relief after using the pills bought from English Drug Co. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.
The report states Theodore Roosevelt will depart New York in October with a party for a three to four month visit spanning Brazil Argentina Chile and Paraguay. He will be the government's guest and deliver several addresses while touring ports along the Paraguay River and other locales.
A powerful rub storm hit New York on Wednesday afternoon causing record rainfall that flooded streets and disrupted subway and surface traffic for hours. In the city and suburbs two people were killed and several injured as property loss mounted amid heavy disruption to transit and daily life.
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