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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1913

Page

8

For Rent and Local Notices Across Monroe NC Area

Mixed classified items and notices: rental ad four miles from Warx haw with water orchard and crops plus dwellings. buyers for Red and Apple Snyder-Huntley Co. Union Drug Co offers medical aids. delivery service Meachams Delivery. Monroe's Cash Market promotes beef and canned goods. Henderson Garage Co offers vehicle work. M Walters Sons buys cotton and seed. J B Nash & Son buys and sells. Local Union of Beulah township meeting. thanks notes for care of a relative. New Salem Baptist Church meeting. Card of Thanks for barn fire rescue. bulb supplier and garden store notice.

Good Roads Proclamation Calls NC to Statewide Road Work

Governor Locke Craig proclaims November 5 and 6 1913 as Good Roads Days in North Carolina. The call urges all citizens including farmers merchants doctors ministers and officials to join in labor and celebration to end bad roads and promote prosperity through improved highways.

Craig North Carolina Locke Craig Hfe Farmers’ Union North Rolinn Axt Food Roads Associations Boards of ‘Rade Chambers of Commerce Nat Cor

Four Living Veterans Share Lancaster War Remembrance

Mr. James M. Crenshaw of Heath Springs visited Lancaster with his daughter Mrs. Frank Johnson. At seventy, he recalls being one of 104 men in Captain Crawford's 1861 Lancaster company. only three others survive beside him. The unit saw Captains Crawford Kirk Welsh and Lieut Perry, with Welsh captured near the war’s end.

Lancaster James M. Crenshaw Heath Springs Frank Johnson Crenshaw R. L. Crawford John S. Blackwon F. M. Welsh W. B. Hilton Chesterfield County Crawford Suffolk Black Water River J. M. Kirk Kirk Fort Harrison P.M. Welsh

Tenn legislature scene upstages with gun claims

In Nashville Speaker Stanton alleged two suitcases filled with guns were brought into the capital office, prompting calls for inquiry. A mob scene followed as a man seeking an explanation was killed. The House later calmed after a conciliatory address by Representative Todd.

Nashville Stanton Tennessee Mo Hon House Todd

House Adjourns Amid Uproar Over Law Bills

In a heated session Representatives McDade and Wilson clashed as the House failed to vote on law enforcement bills. Wilson moved adjournment and the Speaker was challenged. McDade took the gavel, an appeal failed for lack of quorum, and after 15 minutes the House adjourned amid reports that weapons were drawn.

McDade House Wilson Fisher Ten Stanton Representative McDade

Government Stock Raising Proposal from Chicago Dispatch

A. M. Dubin of New York urges government action to stock Western lands with cattle. He proposes using the army as cowboys, supplying packers at cost, to lower meat prices and avert a looming famine for American workers within a decade. He argues the government has a duty to relieve rising meat costs now.

Chicago United States A. M. Dubin New York American Meat Packers’ Association Mr. Dubin

Investigation on Slavery in the Philippines Ordered

Secretary of War Garrison will oversee an inquiry into charges by Dean Worcester and W H Phips that slavery exists in the stands. Governor General Harrison will conduct the investigation and the administration will seek a formal opinion from the Philippine Attorney General on current laws. Prosecutions of offenders are expected.

Philippines Garrison Dean Worcester W. H.phips Harrison The

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Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Baptist Church Mia W. E. Caron Brooks Myers Hees Ees J. B. Nash & Son Monroe Cash Market Vann Fanderburk’s Jersey W. ©. Carlile Pigler, Fanderburk & Co's Lee R Trutt Doster Rudge's Housley St Chester County Frank Armfield Monroe N.C Stag Tharp Hardware Company Co-Operative, Mercantile Co Woolsey Co-Operative Mercantile Co Warxhaw Church Amisty Months School Aliee Cuthbertson N. C Red Appler Snyider-Huntley Co W. R. Outen Co PFBL Ashcrat Church Street Pigler Funderburk & Co Union Drug Co Meach_ams W. R. Outen & Co Pr. A. T. Roofing Tharp Hardware Co Co-+ operative Mercantile Co Henderson , Co Henry Lilly Journal of Joe Tharp Hdwe Miz, Co 106 Plyler, Punderbark & Co. S Cam Axel Will J. B. Nash Co-operative Mercantile Company LH. Blair W. M. Gordon Estridge & Co Plyler, Funderburk & Co Stegall Place Concord Road J.W. Fowler Rudge Wo Uilles T. C. Colline Collins & Blegers Store Silver King Rudge’s T. C. Lee & Co Wantel Vann Funderburk Cooperative Mercantile Co Ellerbe Noc W. P McRae Rockingham Co- Operative Mercantile Co Wolf Pond Road V. T. Cheard Walters TL. Crowell Menace Union Drig Preslar Bros Henderson Garage Co Wat Ashcraft Hayne Street Court House Tharp South Journalticw Union Drug Store Sallie Crook Monize Chartette Road J. B. Caldwell Roswell Rogers R. Trail Berkshire Piks Wilson Ashcraft Monroe Route 4 Spruce Pine Goose Creek Township R. N. Nisbet, Co College Hill W. R. McNeely R. N, Niebet, Co Beulah Lanes Creek Township Vernon Webb Treasury Department Washington, D. C United States Post Office Supervising Architects Wentworth S. R. Holden M. Holder New Salem Baptist Church Helms Charcd J.B. Rush & Son Medical Society D. Stewsart C.mclarty J. H. Beckley Oakus Garden Plyler Punderburk & Co Randall Parrish Molt Molly Brick” Hamlin Beret Hr Regiment Good Roads Invincible Baker’s Choice Graham Virginia Henderson Roller Mills Company Wisters National Stock Yards of Missouri Sekes the Sikes Co
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