Monroe Transfer and Warehouse a model for moving goods
The Monroe Transfer and Warehouse company at 219 Walnut Street bills itself as fully reliable for local and long distance moves. It describes a systematic process with padded van sides, careful packing of dishes and delicate items, and a supervising foreman to minimize damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company, Inc
219
Walnut Street
Monroe Transfer Firm
Monroe Transfer
Lease Adds Large Lot Parking at Fourth and Stubbs
A large parking space fronting the Fourth and Stubbs store has been leased to provide ample room for customer parking and loading access adjacent to the business location.
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Stubbs
Continuing Upward Climb in Industrial Production Stocks Bonds
The chart shows gains in three indicators since January 1932 with industrial production at its highest level in 1933, surpassing 1932, while bonds and stocks exceed all previous marks of the last 18 months. The note is dated February.
Furniture Move With Monroe Transfer Trustworthy Service
The foreman meets the customer at a new address and unloads the furniture at the specified locations. The owner may inspect for damage and expects immediate settlement due to Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company Inc.’s reputation for reliability in all dealings.
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Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company, Inc
Obituary notices from West Monroe and Delhi area
Obituaries chronicle the deaths of C. W. Walker life long resident of West Monroe Eros and those of E. R. Travis Baton Rouge and Mrs A Wax Baton Rouge with survivors including spouses children and siblings. Funeral services at Antioch cemetery First Baptist church Delhi Methodist church and a Jewish cemetery are noted with officiants listed and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Walker
American Service Company
L. W. Poole
North Sixth Street
West Monroe
Eros
J. M. Walker
W. E. Walker
Antioch Cemetery
E. E. Huntsberry
First Baptist Church
Delhi
E. R. Travis
Dunn
Leon Travis
Lawson Travis
Arthur Travis
Galveston
Texas
Rosa Lee Travis
Oak Ridge
Mattie Phillips
Carrie Parker
Fannie Travis
C. H. Travis
Arcadia
Lizzie N. Travis
Travis
Methodist Church
A. Wax
Baton Rouge
Wax
J. Berret
Louis Wax
Ella Wax
Ernest Wax
Monroe
D. W. Coleman
Peters Funeral Chapel
Louis Hoffpaulr
First Methodist Church of
Monroe City
Kelvinator 10 Increases Prices Across Line
Kelvinator raises prices on its entire line of electric refrigerators with a June 28 effective date or when local stock on hand runs out. The move ends the March 21 low price schedule as rising raw material costs push the company to maintain quality. Local St John Electric Co. dealer Harry A. St. John notes the policy to not cheapen products and that stock on hand will be sold at old figures before the increase takes effect.
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St. John Electric Company
South Grand Street
Harry A. St. John
Kelvinator
Inspection of Monroe Rail Shops By President's Special
The Missouri Pacific annual inspection of Monroe shops followed the President's Special from St. Louis arriving at 2 30 pm Friday with officials including John Cannon P J Neff E H McReynolds R C White A Garber W E Brooks J A Miller W H Vance M E England J A Brown. The train stayed about an hour for the inspection before heading to Alexandria and returning to St. Louis in the early hours. President L W Baldwin rode the special in Kansas and Colorado but had to turn back home.
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Monroe
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
John Cannon
P. J. Neff
E. H. McReynolds
R. C. White
A. Garber
L. W. Baldwin
Kansas
Colorado
Wamsley Radio Service Praised and Growing
Wamsley, once part of a New York front page story about a boy who built a wireless set, now runs the Wamsley Radio Hospital at 125 South Grand Street in Monroe. He blends radio repair with piano and action engineering, aiming for factory precision and open service to all owners and dealers.
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New York State
Marconi
S. S. Republic
W. D. Wamsley
Wamsley Radio Hospital
South Grand Street
Monroe
Wamsley
Albert Vallery Receives Order of Purple Heart
Albert A Vallery of 304 Stella Street West Monroe has been awarded the Order of the Purple Heart for World War I service as Private Battery A 151st Field Artillery. He was shell shocked and gassed October 25 1918 and was blind for 30 days before slowly regaining sight. He belongs to the L B Faulk Post American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and plans to attend the VFW national convention in Milwaukee this summer.
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Albert A. Vallery
Stella Street
West Monroe
Vallery
151St Field Artillery
L. B. Faulk
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Bright Spots In Business
A roundup of midweek business notices shows Plymouth car sales at a new weekly high of 6 794 units, up 8 percent from the prior week and 79 3 percent from the 1932 week. Wisconsin employment up 3 7 percent through May. Lake Erie's coal loadings reach year high 875 852 tons for the week ending June 19. Newport Rolling Mill Co raises wages 10 percent effective July 1. Bank clearings in 21 cities total 5 528 309 000, up 16 3 percent from a year ago. American Federation of Labor notes job gains since March end. Lancaster cotton mills announce 10 percent wage rise. Reliance Manufacturing Co of Winds, Iowa also boosts wages 10 percent for 5 000 workers.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
New York
American Legion Center Dedication Planned for July 11
Winnsboro reports dedication ceremonies for the American Legion community center set for July 11 rather than July 4. Sam Jones of Lake Charlies will deliver the principal speech, with other speakers to follow. A 10 p.m. dance will cap the evening as the $6,000 center nears completion and will serve the Diamond Hawthorne post auxiliary and the municipal library.
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Winnsboro
American Legion Community Center
Legion Committee
Sam Jones
Lake Charlies
The
Legion
Diamond- Hawthorne Post and Auxiliary
Denoux Conducts Puzzle Contest At North Side Pharmacy
Mitchell Denoux, manager of North Side Pharmacy at Fourth and Stubbs, launches a contest offering 1000 dollars in cash prizes for jig-saw fans and 1000 dollars for cross word enthusiasts as part of a national campaign. Idle citizens in Monroe are said to be put to work solving puzzles day and night.
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McKesson
North Side
Denoux
Mr. Denoux
Fourth
Stu
Sur-Wa
Buddy Burford
Spat
Clyde Hatton
Maager
Weil Cleaners
J. B. Glass
Fou
Stubbs
Monroe
Mitchell Denoux
North Side Pharmacy
Puzzle labels hidden in McKesson plan to boost druggists
A McKesson and Robbins plan to raise public interest in summer business for retail druggists is described. Players receive jig-saw puzzles showing a jumbled reproduction of McKesson's package labels with parts hidden by the puzzle design to locate the missing sections.
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McKesson, and Robbins
McKesson
Restoration of El Campo Santo wall requires 5000 adobe bricks
The Historical Society of San Diego undertook restoring the adobe wall surrounding El Campo Santo cemetery and molded more than 5,000 adobe bricks measuring 16 by 12 by 4 inches to complete the project.
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el Campo Santo
The
Historical Society of
San Diego
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Business and Industrial Review of the
Twin Cities
Monroe Careern
Fourth Stubbs
SURWA
Sparco and
Clyde
Hatten
North Side Pharmacy Incorporated
OP. M
Stubbs Ave
Seoraia Tucker’ School
Rou
Arn
Feb
Friedlander Rites
Sarah Friedlander
Washington Street
I. Heinburg
General Insurance
Quachita Nat’l
Bank Bidg
RB Downes, JR
Downes
Treas
Harry St. John
Monroe Rail
Albert Vallery
Methodist
Disciples of Christ
Texarkana
Lee-Rogers Chevrolet CO
Walnut St
United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Trade Association
Cincinnati
Newport Rolling Mill Co
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Chester
S. C
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Chicago
Reliance Manufacturing Co
Winds
Mrs. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lake Tiorati
Associated Press
American Legion Center
Barry
DeSiard
Interurban Transportation Co
Alexandria
Union Bus Station
S. Grand St
Reed-Montgomery
Agency, Inc
Old Central Bank Building
Luther Reed
Pres
A. E. Montgomery
Sec
City Hall Corner
the Natural Gas Co., Inc
Monroe, la
Scharf’s
Monroe Sur-Wa
South Grand
Ouachita Bank
Lloyd Walters
Wood St
America
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Gulfport
Fort Smith
VIA
RS Es
Bond
Seymour
Insurance Agency
E.j.seymour P.M. Atkins
Bernhardt
Bernhardt Bldg
Luther & Reed
General Automobile Repairing
Gregg & McKenzie Insurance Agency, Inc
Harrison Street
Good Eats Cafe
Alvis
Cobb-Rodriguez
Frizzell Brick Ct Manufacturers of
Impany, Inc. Brick
Louisiana
Monroe Hardware Company
Westinghouse
Electric Products
Mareh
Erate
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