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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1917

Page

8

State Bank of Wingate completes 1917 financial report

The State Bank of Wingate North Carolina closes its 1917 report with assets nine items including Loans and discounts 47822.47 United States Bonds 200.00 cash items 80800 Gold Coin 325.00 and a total liability structure with capital 10000.00 surplus 5000 undivided profits 53.30 and deposits 16208.39 along with certificates of deposit 20085.72. The cashier C W Baucom and directors W M Perry J L Austin W A Chaney certify the figures sworn Sept 17 1917 before Notary H OK Helms.

State Bank of Wingate Wingate North Carolina United States C. W. Baucom W.M. Perry J. L. Austin W. A. Chaney H. OK. Helms State of Union I. R. G. Laney Rede U. S

Report of the Condition of Farmers & Merchants Bank Monroe NC 1917

Bank cash and reserves totals, loans, and deposits as of September 11 1917 are listed with figures for bonds, furniture, real estate and due from other banks. The statement is sworn by Cashier I C Adams and notarized by M L Flow with directors Stewart Love Lee.

I. C. B. Adams B. Adams Stewart W. B. Love M. K. Lee Grace Bradley Queens College Charlotte Ora Griffin Arthur Strawn Scranton N. C C. J. Black The Baptist Church Ray Funderburk Martin rRaswell Tim Braswell Charlotte Sanatorium Braswell W. A. Braswell New Salem Township Alma Braswell Unionville Our Town Conley Braswell Monroe Sam Frank Boyd Rockingham EB. C. Griffin Glennie Moore Marsh-Lee Co Harrell Brothers A. R. Newsome Carney's Point N. J Newsome

Page of War Food Campaign Organization in North Carolina

A long article details Henry Page leading a broad food conservation campaign in North Carolina. It lists state leaders, aims to recruit 100 county food administrators, and argues for reduced meat and flour use to support war needs. It notes Page's ties to Ambassador Page and emphasizes mobilizing newspapers and public support for the war effort.

Fr. Page Henry Page Raleigh R. W. Kilgore Experiment Station J. ¥. Joyner Department of Education W. C. Crosby D. H. Hill Council of Defense Clarence Poe Progressive Farmer Jame McKimmon James H. Poe J. Paul Lucas Page Food Conservation ‘ Commission North Carolina Ambassador Page United States Henry Marie Henry Darkey Washington Carl Vrooman Seere

Farmers Union Meeting at Marshville October 6

Union county Farmers Union plans a meeting at Marshville on Saturday October 6 at 10 oclock. Local unions must send delegates and visiting members are invited. Preliminary arrangements for the Marshville Agricultural Fair on October 26 and 27 will be made. Delegates will be elected for the State Farmers Union meeting at Winston in November. Will Hudson visited on a 48 hour leave from Camp Sevier.

Union County Walkersville C. E. Robinson Waxhaw I. W. Elliott Altan Shurch J. W. McCain Young People's Societies W. M. Woodside Parks Brown G. Carson Freeman Steele Creek Farmers Union Farmers’ Union Marshville State Farmers’ Union Winston Will Hudson Camp Sevier

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