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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1914
Page
3
An advertising guide outlines how to push seasonable merchandise through year round planning. It stresses matching products to weather and holidays, with monthly focuses from January sales to December holidays, including furniture, clothing, groceries, and gifts, urging frequent promotions and early Christmas shopping.
The editorial critiques both parties for public spending, arguing Democratic over seign of $46,496,66 and GOP extravagance alike. It blames voter sentiment for endorsing appropriation growth and urges a shift in public opinion toward fiscal restraint. It also notes Wall Street Journal Farm to Fireside Marketing and parcel post expansion under Burleson with goals of direct producer to consumer trade and standardization.
An advertisement urges readers to use Sloan's Liniment for lumbago and rheumatic back pains. It promises quick penetration of sore muscles, relief of back stiffness, and near instant comfort. It notes a 25 cent bottle available at druggists and a money back guarantee.
Secretary of State certifies the McRae Mercantile Company of Monroe Union NC dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent. Record filed October 8 1914. agent J D McRae named for service of process. Official seal and signature accompany the order under Chapter 21 1905.
Call or write The Journal contest office to obtain a nomination blank and receipt book. Promote yourself to friends and neighbors by telephone and letters, urging subscriptions and unpaid renewals. Encourage church groups and family to collect votes, coupons, and advance subs, stressing steady, persistent effort to win. Anyone can vote for any candidate and ask questions if unsure.
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