The Monroe Journal Publication Details
The Monroe Journal founded in 1894 by G. M. and R. F. Beasley is published each Tuesday and Friday. R. FP. Beasley serves as editor. Annual subscription is $1.00. The Journal Building sits at the corner of Jeerson and Beasley Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. and
R. F. Beasley
The
Journal Building
Jeerson and
Beasley Streets
Monroe Public Spirit Urges Civic Consciousness Reform
A writer pleads for Monroe to foster civic consciousness over church life alone. They argue streets lack maintenance, government needs efficiency, and residents avoid collective effort. The piece calls for common gatherings, chambers of commerce, and practical projects to improve town life. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efurt
Methodist Chamber of Commerce
Baptist
Presbyterian Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroy
Met
Cock Robin
Uncle Cy and the Cochran speech echo in a homely column
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls Uncle Cy Lemmond of Goose Creek and Bource Cochran’s free trade address from Grover Cleveland’s era. The piece reflects Collier’s Weekly editorial ideas on happiness, simple living, and the value of modest needs, ending with a note about Flower Pots at a Ten Cent Store and shoppers misusing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Q. Lemmond
Goose Creek
Grover Clevland
Bourke Cochran
New York
RL LL Stevens
Ancle Cy
Rourke
Rheuma claims cure for rheumatism in new remedy
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a guaranteed treatment for rheumatism and argues it defeats uric acid poison. A testimonial from Judge Jon Barhorst of Fort Laramie Ohio says after three doctors failed he recovered fully using Rheuma, now two years symptom free. Distributed by English Drug Company and available in liquid form for internal use at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Barhorst
Fort Laramie
Ohio
English Drug Company
Mortgage Sale of Crowell and Poor Land in Union County
Mortgagee Stack and Parker announce sale under the mortgage dated February 1, recorded as deed 648 in Union County. Two tracts totaling 42 acres in Monroe are offered at public auction to the highest cash bidder at noon on the 15th day of NS at the Union County House door, adjacent to Belk and Porter lines, with described boundaries and lines through J R Porter, M E Condor, Smart Mine tract and others.
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James A Crowell
Y PL
Union County
Monroe
N. C
W. H. Belk
J. 2. Porter
Indian Trail
Rink
J. W. Robert
JR. Porter
J. R. Porter
M. E. Conder
Smart
Pine Knot
Porter
J. A. Crowell
J. P. Poor
J.P. Poer
Morigagee
Stack & Parker
Attys
Notice of Sale in Monroe North Carolina 1915
Under and by virtue of a superior court order guardian of Allsie McMillan will sell at the Monroe court house door on Monday the 15th day of 1915 at twelve o'clock for cash the life estate subject property a house and lot in Monroe Union County North Carolina Lot No 2 Block U Monroe Land and Improvement Company addition described as on Carr Ave 50 by 50 feet fronting north side. B Caldwell commissioner and guardian Redwing and Sikes attorneys.
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Superior Court
Union County
13Th Judicial District
North Carolina
Allsie McMillan
Court House
Monroe
N. C
Auste McMillam
Monroe Land & Improvement Company
Montroe
Office of the Register of Deeds
Carr Ave
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Monroe Journal
R. FP. Beasley
Journal Office
Kit
God Almigny
Nest
Assis Pive
FOR
W. H. Belk & Bro. Shoe Department
Monroe, N. C
H. K. Reid
Mecklenburg County
Texas
Reid
Monroe Hardware CO