Local Markets Reported Mixed by Merchants
Fragment shows traders advising responsible merchants to set fair prices. Mentions a potential price around 11.65 in local markets. No clear individuals or organizations identified.
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Newspaper
The Monroe Journal
Location
Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
5
Advertisements and Farm Notices in Local Paper Sale
Fresh shipment of Melrose flour and sale of two building lots on Morris Street and Tollyrand Avenue. Also listings for cotton seed meal, farm rentals, goods from Co operative Mercantile Co, veterinary services, and legal notices of land sales and partition auctions in Union County with dates in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plylor & Punderburk
Morris Street
J. A. Douglas
Tollyrand Avenue
Les
Estridge
C. English
Co-Operative Aercantte Co
Indian Trail Supply Co
Fountainey Place
Buford Township
Monroe
Russell W. Rogers
OH Mil
J. W. HL
J. C. Lee Co
Vigler & Funderburk
Mineral Spring No 29
Mullis
Austin
Hob
Mary Phifer
Linsie Phifer
Co-Operative Mercantile Co
Estridge & Co
J. B. Nash & Son
Ajax Supply Company
Young Building
Jotlet
Mhinois
Browneres
Vageland
Botton
W. A. Evans
Presiay
Eatridge & Co
S. Eatridge & Co
Unionville
Austin Mill Road
M. K. Lee
Luther Williams
N. C
National Pccult Co
Druk Co
T. P. Dillon
Henry Lilly
Watt Ashcraft
Hayne Street
Court House
Superior Court of UN
Flowsie Moser
Yandle Et Als
Lousis Conder
S. H. Crowell
Loor
Union County
Vance Township
David Orr
Martha Ann Conder
John Robinson
Henry Alexander
William J.morton
William Conder
Isabella Conder
J. J. Parker
Stack & Parker
Attys
Local and Personal News Highlights In Monroe
Miss Sarah Welsh sails to St Marys College Raleigh. Mr T L A Davis of Charlotte visits Sandy Ridge. Rufus Armfield promotes stock sales. Miss Sadie Burch returns home from Mt Croghan. Ben Broom of Knoxville visits family. Everett Melton to Laurinburg for Seaboard job. Dr Walter T Robertson practicing in Taxahaw. Lilian and May Cuthbertson move and teach. Hampton Price leaves for State University. Agnes Scott students depart. Tom Crowell to Baltimore for studies. Mrs N H Wharton returns to California. S Bivens elected poet at State University. Health improvement for A L Cuthbertson. Rev W J Mellichampe to New York for treatment. Don Laws of Yellow Jacket mulls congress. Hinsons marry at Goose Creek. Conference at Mill Creek church planned. Dirwood Waller and W Kibbler to Baltimore. Simp son family reunion at Goose Creek. T J Payne buys Henderson Gin and Attorne ys business, firm continues. A J Henderson to focus on Koller Mill. Monroe cotton platform hits record bale day. Market reports cite price fairness. local competition supports strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Welsh
St Mary's College
Raleigh
T. L. A. Davis
Charlotte
Sandy Ridge
Rufus Armfield
Sadie Burch
Mt. Croghan
T. C. Horton
Ben Broom
Knoxville
Neasee
GD. Broom
Everett Melton
Buford
Laurinburg
Seaboard
Walter T. Robertson
A. Robertson
Taxahaw
Lilian Cuthbertson
Forest City
May Cuthbertson
Liberty
Hampton Price
N. H. Wharton
H. Preslar
California
J. B. Eubanks
Bivens
the State University
Tiis
A. L. Cuthbertson
Davis White Suliphur Springs
A. B. Cuthbertson
Hiddenite
W. J. Mellichampe
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
New York
St Luke's Hospital
R. Don Laws
Yellow Jacket
Moravian Falls
Wilkes County
Congress
Hilo
A. J). Green
Milas Asbury
Hinson
Goose Creek Township
J. Allen Baucom
RM. Hinson
Mill Creek Church
Dirwood Waller
W. 1
Kibbler
Newberry
Baltimore
Dentiry
Recorder's Court Dockets Include Larceny and Assault Cases
In the Recorder's Court, multiple defendants faced charges from larceny involving growing crops to assault and battery. Funderburk received four months for larceny. Pink Thomas and several others faced fines or suspended sentences for various offenses including disturbing worship and gambling. Several defendants were bound over or jailed, with costs assigned in most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Funderburk
John Funderburk
Pink Thomas
W. R. Moree
Smiley Helms
Daniel Helis
Jonah Taylor
A. R. Mills
John Hargett
Wim Scott
Hattie Barrett
Dock Yow
Charles Harris
Man Lev
Will Pethel
Frank Perry
Milt McKeithen
Harry Hoffman
J. A. Melntyre
Superior
J. W. Jenkins
Superior Court
Chance for Profit Amid City Traffic Gridlock
A young doctor frets over a costly rental for an office with no sun, limited light, a stuffy elevator, worn furnishings, and crowding outside as trucks and carts weave through the street. The agent, silent, finally notes the upside: opportunity amid danger.
Evolution debate over ear modification in fish
A humorous exchange questions Darwinian claims that the ear is a breathing adaptation in fish. A self-described expert counters, calling the idea impractical and wonders how a fish could snore without waking itself.
Woman Hears of Husband's Death in Automobile Crash
Newark New Jersey police visit Mrs Bernard Shore at home to tell her husband is killed in a car accident. She sits by the window crying and predicts something awful, then faints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Shore
Newark
N. J
Disappearing Town Diss in Norfolk Tale
A quirky note explains a Norfolk town named Diss seems to vanish when approached. The pun hinges on the town name and the phrase Diss appears, illustrating a playful, local humor item from Pearson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Norfolk
Diss
Watch for unusual bowels in summer mothers warned
Summer months may bring unusual bowels in mothers and neglect can lead to serious trouble. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy is dependable and for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Desler
Something Tasty
A mission worker offered fruit to a convalescing boy in a tenement. The father tersely said the boy ate most of it but revealed the boy prefers dainty foods like pigs feet. The exchange highlights a humorous clash over tastes and cultural phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
In Washington a Kentucky orator is teased by Trimble
Close by Himself and South Trimble joke about a Kentucky orator’s loquacity. Peleg Anderson visits a Louisville music shop seeking a mouth organ. The clerk jokes about making a custom organ to fit his large mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Washington
Kentucky
Mr. Trimble
Peleg Anderson
Louieville
Peleg
Another Like Him. Simple Liter Walks Hills Tour
A brief dramatic exchange notes a walking tour speaker and the unexpected sighting of a lone tramp nearby. The shepherd reflects on stranger encounters, hinting at a tense mood amid solitary upland scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simple Liter
Old Shepherd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meres
J. E. Preslar
Gordon Insurance and Investment Co
W. A. Henderson
Lemmond & Vann
Attus
Myers
W. KR. Outen Co
J . F. Cadley
Maddry & Horne
N. Simpson
Green House
O.V. Hunnbutr
Union
W. J. Walters
H. I. Eatridge & Co the Journal
Coat and Wes
N.C
W. Sehorn Pines
Hinkorten
Sehorn
Sehorn Corner
J. . Lone
W. Long
Office of the Register of Deeds
J.C. Simpson
Gooxo Creek Township
A. @. Davis
Mrt
J. Payne
J. E. Henderson
Henderson Ginure and Attomes
Tle
Businese
Mr. Payne
Bg.reon
J. B. Henderson
Koller Mim
Barden
Charlotte Observer
Taille
Monroere
Golden Gate
Pacific
San Francisco
Great Interior Valley
Seo
Fox
LEE & Lee Company
Simo
Silk
Lee & Lee Co
North Carolina
Rexall Rexall
Reeds
Rexall
Guaranto
Union Drug Co
A. M. Secrest
Mgr
AG Ra
ANS Christian Home
Ui Sructirn
Henry Jerome Stockard
Tor Our
Raleigh, N.C
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