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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1916

Page

8

Town Sketches By JOHN BEASLEY warns on safe driving in Monroe style

The Monroe driven piece urges motorists to drive on the right and horn for safety, citing a head on collision and urging caution at crossroads, with notes on local Marshville activity and community voices about crops and local figures.

Monroe Journal Wadesboro Union Motor Sohours Sons of Rest Marshville Griffin John Blair Tom Griffin Bailey Armfield Sid Moore George Bailey KE. Barrett John Esq Griffin

More Than Equal Value Letter From Subscribed Reader

An elderly subscriber sends a $1.00 check to extend The Journal for a year, noting the February expiration of the current paid up subscription. He praises The Journal for delivering more value than its price and expresses surprise at the paper’s profitability while maintaining a twice weekly publication.

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Waxhaw Social Notes and Area Visits

Waxhaw Sept 25. Mr J E McCain family and Miss Kathleen Austin visited Charlotte in McCain's new car. The play The Country Doctor at the school house by Unity cast drew $23.80, a quarter to the Waxhaw Woman's Club. Fred Plyler Ardrey Plyler and William Massey brought back two Port touring cars for Plyler's garage. Mrs Henry Clark stayed with her mother near Union. James Walker and others visited in town. Prof T A Haywood of Oakboro spent Sunday here. Turner McGuirt, now based in Great Falls, spent the weekend with friends. Murray Henry Clark spent Sunday near Unionville. Stella Wingate of Charlotte visited. Olin Niven hospital visit noted. J L Rodman Jr and Misses Ethel Pearl Lola Rodman spent Monday in Charlotte.

Waxhaw J. E. McCain Kathleen Austin Charlotte McCain Unity Woman's Club Fred and Ardrey Plyler William Massey Jim Charlotte Plyler Henry Clark Clark Union James Walker Rock Hill J. L T. A. Haywood Oakboro Turner McGuirt Great Falls Messrs Murray Unionville Stella Wingate Frank Niven Mesdames Nisbet Edwin Niven Olin Niven J. L. Rodman Ethel, Pearl Lola Rodman

A New Use For Automobiles by Polly Peachtree

Polly Peachtree urges car owners to help the sick and shut ins by offering rides to church and Sunday school, arguing car ownership creates a chance for service. The piece recalls a church practice of driving old folk to services, noting many would rejoice to be outdoors and in God’s house when able.

Polly Peachtree Atlanta Sunday American Polly Mrs. B Catv

Speed limit crackdown and bank report from 1916

Fair Warning announces strict enforcement of a 14 miles per hour speed limit with arrests for violators. Bank of Union Monroe NC reports September 12 1916 condition showing loans real estate and deposits with cashier W C Stack affirming truth of the statement, directors A M Stack J W Neal T C Collins, sworn September 23 1916.

JW. Fowler Bank OF Union i Monroe N.C Joana . T Nat's Bank U. S North Carolina County of Union W. C. Stack A. M. Stack J. W. Neal T. C. Collins Hargrove Bowles N. P

Dandy Alcohol Stove From Five and Ten Cents Store

A lighthearted exchange reveals a family buying an alcohol stove for oyster stews and other uses at a five and ten cents shop. The vendor notes affordable school supplies and candy, including Spanish salted peanuts for fifteen cents a pound, with children benefiting from the purchases.

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