New Law in North Carolina Orders Township Health Records
A new North Carolina law requires every township to keep accurate birth and death records to study health conditions. Appointments will designate health statisticians reporting to the State registrar, with twenty five cents paid per record. County appointees include J. S. Stewart of Monroe.
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North Carolina
Certela
Paranis
Stewart
Lanok Creek
J. Bot Buford
Plyler
Jackson
W. J. Steele
Sandy Ridge
Harkey
Vance
J. W. Roberta
Goose Creek
A.D Whiley
New Salem
G. W. Smith, Sr
Marshville
R. Perkins
Monroe
Banks
Pardon Granted to State Official Davis in Wake County Case
Governor Craig unconditionally pardoned Hey KR L Davis, state superintendent of the anti saloon league, who was convicted in Wake Superior Court in July of assaulting Wiley Straughan with a bottle. Davis produced affidavits from parsons supporting his claim of innocence after Straughan testified to the strike. Prominent North Carolinians and others nationwide urged the pardon, and after reviewing affidavits and hearing the case, the governor granted the pardon immediately.
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Keny Dah
Crag
Hey
KR. L. Davis
Anti-Saloon League
Wake Superior Court
Wiley Shaughin
Davis
Parsons
Straughan
Skomons and Overman
Navy
Danbers
Craig
C. M. Cooke
J. B. Norris
Pastine Tonight Show Recap of An Infernal Tangle
William Humphrey presents a dramatic scene in which jealous suspicions disrupt two happy couples. A nocturnal visitor confronts a wealthy paralyzed man, prompting a review of past misdeeds including robbing a poor inventor and wronging a young clergyman. An ailing reconciliation unfolds.
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William Humphrey
John Bolt
AY X THEATRE THIS WEEK SPECIAL FEATURES AND ROMANTIC DRAMA
AY X THEATRE presents a week of features including Ashes a two reel masterpiece and a dramatic romance of jealousy intrique and sacrifice. Mutua Weekly showcases Fiftieth Anniversary of Gettysburg along with western comedies and heart touching dramas starring J Warren Kerrigen. Friday features The Fisherman's Fortune and Crepe Bonnet, while Saturday offers Old Mammy's Secret Code and a massive Civil War era sequence with artillery fire and a tragic spy death.
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Marlon Brook
Mutual Weekly
Gettysburg
Mijestro
Thanhouser
Aterien
J. Warren Kerrigen
Rastus
Keystone
Haman
Winchester Reunion At Mineral Spring With Large Family
Mr T W Leng attended the Winchester family reunion near Mineral Spring last week and took group photos of Mr G R Winchester and his kin. Eight of the couple's children were present except Mrs T C Halgler who lives in Goose Creek township and could not attend due to bad weather. Twenty eight grandchildren also joined the gathering with ample dinner for double the number. The Winchester string band provided music and the day was a pleasant occasion. The Journal invites readers to view the handsome cremium.
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Winchester
T. W. Leng
Mineral Spring
G. R. Winchester
Winchester String Band
Clonte-Blair
John J. Halegler
Goose Creek Township
Seng
Jesus
JE. Hadlider
Clonta
Blaly Ainlly
John Ml. White
Hong
Tnd
RW. Lomond
Adam
Patssy Clonty
Avin
Tila
Jose JE. Malgler
Weg
Tnitty
Ion Tow Ving
Elim Grove
Mr. Halgler
Bond
Doulre
Halgler
W. Conta
Clontz
1 A. Cloms
Watey Clonts
Drao
Mer
Washington Clonty
Tragic Monroe Mill Manager Die after Lamp Shock
Mr E H Bivens manager of Monroe Ol Mill dies instantly last Wednesday night in front of his wife and three children when a street lamp chain delivers a fatal electric shock. The tragedy, witnessed by his family, stunned the community as neighbors aided but could not revive him. Bivens leaves a large family and is remembered as an honest, quiet, and devoted worker of the Methodist church. The exact mechanism of the shock remains uncertain, with theories centering on the lamp chain jerk triggering a high arc and isolator movement. He had just helped prepare the mill for the next day’s start and was returning home with his family when the fatal incident occurred.
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HK. Guilledge
Chesterfield
Cheraw
Gulledge
Georgetown
Anson County
William Gulledge
Hivestock Busiders
T. J. Huntley
Wadesboro
Deep Creek
Monroe
E. H. Bivens
Monroe ‘Ol
Mvens
Visgaillee Mare
J.D. Marsh
Marshville Township
Bivens
Messrs
Blaze Bivens
Curthe Bivens
Blacoe
T. Lee
Weaver
Fm- Hy
Bille
Hh Bivens
Henry Crow
Elty
Mr. Bivens
Death of Boy in 3000 Watch Ballon Disaster at Woodstock Conn
Five thousand spectators at Woodstock Conn witnessed 13 year old George Bernier fall to his death when his foot tangled in a guy rope aboard a Fowler Boston parachute balloon over the race track. He plummeted to the ground as the crowd watched. the accident occurred during a public display today.
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Boy Parrs
Woodstock
Conn
George Bernier
Fowler
Boston
A Modern Dairy at Lee Park Near Monroe
A detailed description of the Fowler & Lee Company dairy at Lee Park, managed by Mr. T. W. ., highlighting a thirty cow facility with patent steel stanchions, cement floors, silos, water systems, and electric power from Monroe. The article praises the modern, efficiency oriented setup and notes potential expansion with better cows and more stanchions. It also mentions the Calon County Teachers Association meeting plan and topics for discussion, including compulsory school law and six months school term, urging full attendance and participation.
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Lee Park
Fowler & Lee Company
T. W
Mit
Monroe
Lee
Calon
Lee Ik Na
Calon County
Elation
Ravine
Automobile Law Notice From Secretary of State
The Secretary of State issues a directive to sheriffs deputies policemen and other North Carolina officers to enforce the 1913 14 automobile law. Vehicles must display rear numbers and drivers must show current year licenses. Speed limits are ten miles in business districts fifteen in residential areas and twenty five on highways. Violators face fines up to five dollars or imprisonment up to thirty days. Copies of the law and registration blanks are available from Bryan Grimes Secretary of State.
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Secretary of State
Atonthon
North Carolin
Lenable
Boiler accident injures Mr Williams in New Salem township
While touring a local mill, Mr Williams sustained burns to the arms chest and abdomen when a boiler valve opened after a bystander reached for a wheel. A stream of boiling water scalded his upper body but the valve was not fully opened, leaving him unable to work for days.
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Houston Wales
New Salem
Ch Broswell
Ile
Ate
Williams
Birthday feast for aged resident in Union County
Mr Moses Wales of Batordy turned 85 on a September birthday celebrated with a large dinner. Neighbors and 200 attendees shared baskets of food. Mr Watters, born in Lancaster, joined his old soldiers in Union for 34 years. They have 18 children, 62 grandchildren, and 43 great grandchildren. a granddaughter, 18, lives with them as they run a farm and plan two bales of cotton and ample corn.
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Journal
Moses Wales
Batordy
Watters
Lancaster County
Union
Debates and disease in a mixed 1910s note card
Notes cover a Senate debate about suffrage with odd cautions, a Concord man aged 91 found dead, cotton boll disease details and seed guidance, local court sentences, moving plans for J D Parker’s residence, a singing class at a church, and Sunday school time change at Second Church.
Cattle study urges quitting sale of female stock in South
Dr C M Morgan dairy agent for Southern Railway warns against selling cows and heifers. He urges farmers to keep breeding stock and invest in pure bred dairy or beef bulls to raise Southeast cattle quality. He notes calf sales cut profits, promotes using cottonseed meal and forage crops, and highlights cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture to assist farmers in selecting durable bulls.
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C. M. Morgan
Southern Railway
Aenius
Dr. Morgan
Department of Agricultre
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Columbia State
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Concord
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Norman Rushitz
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W. J. Troll & Son
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G. W. Moser
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