Versatile gentleman and cotton crop saver tale from history
Fragmented village notes describe a North Carolina figure known as a clever crop savior during the 1914 1915 period. The piece blends humorous praise and cautionary lines about his plan to save cotton using British consols and livestock, while mixing local community notices and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solowen
Jon
Vene
Europe
North Carolina
New York
Rashio
Jersey
Durban
September harvest notes from Stouts Community
Local note from Stouts Community dated September 2 praises harvest month. Mentions September meaning seven in Latin and notes crops are fine with cotton beginning to open. Corn planted late is doing about. Signed by A. C. Davis of Georgetown, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouts
A. C. Davis
Georgetown
Monument on the Square Remembrance Memento
In tribute to fallen soldiers a monument stands on the square as a solemn memento of those who gave their lives and shed their blood in service. The piece honors bravery and sacrifice with a simple, poignant memorial tone.
Confed er al Song Of Valor And Remembrance
A historical verse recounts Confederate soldiers marching across a sister state, fighting and dying for a cause the north denied. It recalls 1865 battles, surviving veterans tracing paths, and honoring fallen men with praise for the old flag and prayers for souls, including wives left behind.
Wilmington Man Shot at Mint Cola Bottling Plant
A 20 year old Wilmington salesman Leon B Hudson was shot and killed at the Mint Cola Bottling works after an argument over a harness. Merrick, a frequent visitor, fled after using a single barrel shotgun and officers pursue him.
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Wilmington
Wilmington Dispatch
Stet
Leon B. Hudson
Mint Cola
Tom Negro
Hudson
Merrick
Death of a Good Old Lady in Union County
Elizabeth Lenond died at her daughter's home in Union County on June 29, 1895 after a long illness. She was a devoted ARCP church member and widow of William Leonard, who served in the Civil War. Survived by daughters and brothers, her funeral laid to rest in Wood Cemetery, Charlotte.
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Ses
Bouhih
Wot Neese
Gastonia
Widdrop
Henry Helles
Ion
Riset of Stouts
Henry Helis
Dm. Phifer
E.G. Dees
EA. Lenuond
Ben
Janie Jones
Lillie Phifer
Mir
Britt Clark
Union
Sam Moore
TB. Moore
Lula Harkey
Einer
Will Elmore
Tow Fowler
Blackatocks
J. A. Higgers
Fowler
Vern Helms
Balers
Carter
Matthews
E. A. Morta
Lester Helms
Penagar
Buford
Henry Helms
Amanda McIntyre
Beulah
Elizabeth Lenond
B. Howls
Wisborn
Union County
Aleady
Arcp Church
Willian TH Leamond
Clain
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Monroe Journal
G. M. and
R. F. Beasley
R. FP. Beasley
Journal Building
Jefferson and
Beasley Streets
Chartocte
P. Conder
Charlotte
L. Conder
Wih Hayes
Atlanta
MH. Harrison
Eiftteen
Volumbia
Walter Carnes
T L. Conder
Robert Hayes
WT Hayes
AL le. Ponderturk
Oscar Helms
Marie "Yow
Monroe Townshit
Henry Sumter Kea
Haye Village
J. Z. Tae
S.A
Harry Conder
Ebenezer
Grese
Huntie Conder
Mure
Conder
Paidorsky Sek
Wash” Wente
Pineville
Pageland
Pageland Journal
RL. McManus
McGregory Street
Stu
Confeders
Laney
St Pense
Union Drug CO
Rexall Store
W. H. Belk & Bro
Clothing Department
Piedmont
Tennessee
Nissen
Old Hickory
Cotton
Monroe Hardware
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