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The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1916

Page

6

Wesley James 114 Years Old in Charleston Area Tale

The Charlotte Observer profiles Wesley James a centenarian claimed 114 years with 68 children born twins or triplets and thirteen wives. He recounts a Civil War era train wreck on Columbia bridge earning wages and living by light work while memories of family and mischief unfold in an alley interview.

Charlotte Charlotte Observer Wesley James Ford Bulliivan Charleston East Fourth Street Wesley James Yassiy Alexander Street Columbia Camden Cap Desis Allen Port Sumter Werley Yassir

Blick Cat Foretells Wilson Triumphat Local Office

A black cat named Omena was adopted at AGON Al Lie executive offices in Ae bury Park after a good luck omen. Rudolph Forster, executive secretary, noted the cat and the Wilson supporters praised the sign as Election Day nears. The cat will stay at the office then move to Washington for four years. Nearby, a herd of thirty one cows near Rochester leaped to their deaths after fear of the river bluff.

New York World Wilson AGON Aebury Park Rudolph Forster Washington Wilson Booner Wittmore Genesee River Rochester N.Y Fee Anita

On with the dance old hen 4 Row engaged for every set

A lively social notice shows a dance event where the phrase on with the dance signals the program. The item references a performer group or dance partner named old hen 4 Row as engaged for each round of the evening.

Why Hughes Speeches Fall Short Says The World

The World argues Hughes speaks without honesty or conviction. It blames his tone on Republican campaign tactics and coalition politics. It claims he defers on eight hour work limits and Mexico intervention, appealing to prejudices rather than principles.

New York World Woodrow Wilson Independent League Hughes Wilson Ean Vate Wall Street Iowa Mexico Esidyot Mr. Hughes Charles E. Hughes

Lax-Fos Mild Laxative and Liver Tonic Promotion

Lax-Fos is marketed as a mild effective laxative and liver tonic that does not gripe or disturb the stomach. It contains cascara and is described as stimulating while aiding digestion and restoring healthy liver secretions. The ad emphasizes gentle action and digestive support.

Littleton College Seeks Catalog Requests for 1914

Littleton College, a well established and prosperous school for girls and young women, announces pall term begins September 20 1914. For catalogue, address JM RILODES, Littleton NC.

JM Rilodes Littleton, N.C

Laundry and Pressing Service Ad in Charlotte

An advertisement for laundry work and pressing notes up to date service and an agency for the Model Steam Laundry of Charlotte. Laundry picked up Tuesday evening and returned Thursday all services paid in cash.

Model Steam Laundry Charlotte

Wadesboro Night Crossings Marked for Safer Streets

Wadesboro authorities unveiled new traffic measures at street intersections aimed at slowing speeders. Chief Martin announced the plan on the square as residents praised the step, though some urged further action to curb reckless driving.

Wadesboro Ansonian Martin Wayfarer

War aging soldiers turn gray in trenches

Scientific discussions note rapid graying among soldiers under thirty serving in British French and German camps. Officers often show gray hair sooner, with Canadian army surgeons reporting hair whitening can occur within a week to ten days though not overnight.

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Monroe seeks bids for street paving project in 1916

The city of Monroe North Carolina invites sealed proposals for paving streets. Bids due 2 00 p m October 11 1916. Plans and specifications available at City Clerk or Engineers. Bid security 5 percent required. This marks first permanent paving in Monroe with likely wider program.

Monroer Monroe Notout Bank of Carolina National Bank J. W. Fowler N. C Lee J. B. McCrary Company Third National Bank Atlanta

Notice of Administration for Robert W Helms

Administratrix Mrs Sarah L Helms of Union County North Carolina notifies all claimants to exhibit claims against the estate of Robert W Helms deceased by August 23 1917 or their recovery may be barred. Creditors are asked to make immediate payment. August 22 1916. W O Lemmond Attorney

Robert W. Helms Union County N. C Sarah L, Helms Admx

Notice of publication of sum in Union County NC

Public court notice states Daniel Starnes and others sue L A Thompson Bettie Browden Nancy White and others to set aside a will of Alexander Thompson died and to quiet title to land. Defendants are named to appear October 16 1916 per order of Judge EB Cline. failure to appear leads to relief by law. Case records show R W Lemmond clerk and attorneys Redwine & Sikes.

North Carolina Union County Daniel Starnes W. B. Starnes John Richardson L. A. Thompson Bettie Browden Nancy White Will White Walker Thompson Sallie Williams Hardy Williams Will Thompson Lula Crenshaw Henry Thompson Ella Thompson Ida Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Belle Carter Rebecca Starnes Moses Starnes Bettie Freeman Ham EB. B. Cline R. W. Lemmond FH. Wolfe D.C Redwine & Sikes, Attys

Notice of Sale of Valuable Farm Lands in Monroe

Commissioner W. B. Love announces sale on October 2, 1916 at noon at the Monroe courthouse door of three property tracts tied to the Dr. W. H. Gribble estate. Tract sizes total about 110.9, 64.17, and 99.5 acres. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with interest on deferred payments. Properties front Wolfe Pond Road. viewing by contacting Mr. Steil Gribble, Route 14, Monroe.

R. W. Lemmond H. W. Gribble T. C. Eubanks W. H. Gribble Frank Gribble Court House Monroe Wolf Pond Road P.O P. O Wolf Pond Wolfe Pond Road No &T Wi ‘Olfe Pond W. H. Gribee Steil Gribble W. B. Love

Sale of Valuab Real Estate by Public Auction in Monroe

By deed of trust Thomas H. Simpson and Mattie Simpson owe J. C. Somers 9408.95. R. B. McLaighan trustee offers the lands in Monroe for cash at the courthouse on Monday October 2 1916 at 12 o clock. Description includes two lots: first a 30 by 180 foot west half of lot 2 on Monroe map bounded by Crowell street Price and others, and second a described lot on Washington street Alley G. with specified boundaries. Restore not copy wording exactly.

Thomas H. Simpson Mattie Simpson J. C. Somers Monroe N. C Towlt Crowell Street Alley B T. J. Price Jefferson Street E. B., Fitzgerald C. St. Simpson W. G. Winchester A. A. Laney Washington Street Alley G Said Street R. B. Melaughtan

Land Sale under Mortgage Trust Deed in Union County NC

Public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Monroe courthouse on October 2, 1916 at 2 PM. The tract lies in Union County, NC, adjoining J P Fowler W F Thomas J F Stewart and others, containing about 21.5 acres, and is part of T A Fowler lands. Trustee Hiley Greene and Receiver W L Mann of Albemarle, NC oversee the sale.

D. F. Hinson Hessy Hinson A. D Office of Register of Deeds Union County N. C Court House Monroe N.C County of Union State of North Carolina J. P. Fowler W. F. Thomas J. F. Stewart R. H. James James John Stewart Stewart Stewart's Corner T. A. Fowler Tilis Hiley Greene W. L. Mann Albemarle

Notice of Sale of Farm Lands in Union County NC

Commissioner W B Love announces sale of eighty acres in Vance township Union County North Carolina on October 21 1916 at 12 oclock at Monroe courthouse door by order of J T Parker vs C G Parker et al for partition cash terms. Forty acres remain after excluding forty acres previously sold to C G Parker. Deed recorded in Union County Register of Deeds Book 41 page 309.

R. W. Leamond Sup R Court Union County J. T. Parker C. G. Parker Court House Monroe Vance Township North Carolina Riggin Register of Deds W. B. Love

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