Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism pains and strains
Forget your aches with Sloan's Liniment, the universal remedy for rheumatism gout and neuralgia. Easy to apply it penetrates without rubbing and soothes tender muscles, strains and sprains. cleaner and more effective than other ointments. 25 cents at your druggist.
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Sloan
Sale of Land Under Mortgage Trust Deed in Union County
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the courthouse door in Monroe Union County North Carolina on October 1 1916 to satisfy a mortgage note default. Property described as part of the T A Fowler lands containing twenty one and one half acres more or less adjoining J P Fowler W F P Thomas and J P Stewart. Hillel Greene trustee W L Mann receiver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. PF. Hinson
Hesy Hinson
A. D. Jekv
Reister of Deeds
Union County
N.C
Monroe
Towit
County of
Union
State of
North Carolina
J. P. Fowler
W. FP. Thomas
J. FP. Stewart
J.P. Fowler
John Stewart
Stewart
Stewart Land
T. A. Fowler
Hillel Greene
W. L. Mann
Abemarte
S.C
Sale of Towed Gold Mint 4 Judgment and Order
Public sale scheduled for September 7, 1916, at Monroe courthouse door. Two parcels of land with buildings in Union County Sandy Ridge, known as Howie Mine property, will be offered to the highest bidder under court orders. Terms require one third cash at sale and balance with six percent interest in six and twelve months secured by securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
County of
Union
State of North Carolina
Sandy Ridge
Bates Plantation
C. J. Lewis
CM. Lewis
S. Grees
Three Mile Creek
Twelve Mile Creek
Ronwond
Ane
C. A. Lewie
R. W. Elliot
enYroyor
Now County
Nowy
Frank Armfield
Aaeemne Court
Union County
W. J. Pratt
Frank Armfeld
U. S. Court of Western District of North Carolina
Notice of Administration for Robert W. Helms
Administratrix Mrs Sarah L Helms notifies creditors to exhibit claims by August 25 1917 and all debts to be paid promptly. Court date August 22 1916. W C Lemmond attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Helms
Union County
N. C
Sarah. L. Helms
W. C. Lemmond
Albemarle Sensation in Court as Reynolds Bond Forfeiture
Sensational tale from Albemarle county court reports Thomas Reynolds called and failed on his bond, his whereabouts unknown. A man named Stafford and a woman said to be Mrs Reynolds, posing as Mr and Mrs Reynolds of Baltimore, drew attention after staying at a hotel, renting Col. Wright's residence, and spending heavily. Reynolds, a traveling man, was later arrested but failed to appear to answer while Mrs Stafford faced custody. uncertain details and unverified family ties surround the case.
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Pound
Albemarle
Coe Iboro
Thomes Reynolds
Herit
Aucuet
Thomas Reynolds
Baltimore
Wriebt
Reynolds
Hical Opera House
Taipa
Phe
Pie
Bend
Stafford
Tampa
Mbemarle
Teporta
Staffords
Notice of Sale of Valuable Palm Land
Announcement of the sale of estate lands of the late Dr. W. H. Gribble in Monroe County North Carolina. Three tracts on Wolf Pond Road with specific boundary lines and acreages listed. Lands to be sold for partition with terms: one third cash, one third in six months, remainder in twelve months. titles held until payment. Viewing arranged via W. H. Gribble Route 10 Monroe NC. sale dated August 24, 1916. Commissioner W. B. Love.
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Wolf Uribe
Welerk
Monroe Etiae
Wolf Pond Road
Pond Road
Aettain
Wolf Pond
Wolfe Pond
Dietot
Wolfe Pond Road
W. H. Gribble
Monroe
N. C
W. B. Love
Government Aid in Catawba County Sparks Row Over Public Works
A heated meeting over government road work funded by the Department of War ends with plans halted and workers fearing unpaid wages. Accusations fly about political favoritism and mismanagement as voters claim rural hardship and widespread loss from floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Coumt
Charlotte Newton
Oberver
Department of War
Gotwals
Conwall
Uncle Sam
Boyn
Putticam
Frelie
Westitution
Crete
Catawba
Vice Presidency as Stepping Stone to Presidency
An editorial discusses the rarity of vice presidents reaching the presidency and compares historical patterns. It notes 128 years total service since 1789, with 110.5 years by presidents and 17.5 by presidents promoted from the vice presidency, and questions why the vice presidency is treated as a high stake role. The piece cites Andrew Johnson and Theodore Roosevelt as examples and ponders public attitudes toward White House ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Andrew Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Parisian Sage Cures Dandruff Hair Loss Claim
An English Drug Company advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims dandruff microbes damage the scalp and that the product stops itching, prevents hair loss, and re grows hair, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Constipation Linked to Many Ailments Claim
The text argues constipation causes many illnesses and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. It claims the tablets move the bowels improve appetite and lengthen digestion and are available everywhere.
Minister's Moral on Boosting a Fat Young Lady
In a satirical exchange, a chaplain declines discussing the president and weighs a newspaper tale about Rev Tobias Lang guiding a heavy young woman up a tree. The chaplain rules boosting her was wrong and would not defend the minister, ending with the interviewer expelled.
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Tobias Lang
Pennsylvania
Tam
Lang
Way
Haut
Tsing
M. Quad
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Monroe, N.C
Hayne St
S. B. Bivens
Manshvilee
Carolina Banking
R. L. Payne
Monrore
B.C. Redfearn
OF. N.ceee Mondeya
Matthews
W. B. Houston
MONE
Pitzgerald
Court House
Lemmond
Old Library Room
Meredith College
South
Association of Colleges of
Yeellent
Chas. J. Brewer
Raleigh, N.C
Austin & Correll
Fale Geosat
Jane H. Bates
Smith H. Bracy
EL Boyt
United States of America
Howie
Dr. Ring
Weaver College
Praverville, N. C
Banner Counties
J. R. Walker
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Monroe Drug Co
Co-Operative Mercantile CO
Roland Williams
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