Monroe gas field reported in excellent condition per survey
Captain Webb reports the Monroe field spanning Ouachita Union and Morehouse parishes shows 247 square miles with 366 producing wells and 95 shut in. Open flow totals 3,485,692 cubic feet daily with 60.4 percent used for carbon black and 39.6 percent for domestic and other uses.
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Richland Parish
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Mineral Division
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Discovery
Morehouse Parish
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Swartz
W. W. White
D. B. Spyker
Fairbanks
Bastrop
Phillip and
Sterlington
H. C. Morris
J. H. Stinson
John C. Ransom
Csonservation
Tite
Athletic Rally Held In Part In Spite Of Rains
Rain interrupted the eighth annual elementary rally at West Monroe High School with some events postponed to next Saturday. Drew school girls won the volleyball contest and Cheniere 2room school took the mixed volley, while boys volleyball awaits next week’s continuation. The morning program featured spelling and arithmetic contests, and tonight at 8 at the West Side School auditorium will showcase student performances including pieces by Leta McGee Annie Lent and Johnny Bayles among others.
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Mary Angis Balch
Johnny Bayles
W. A. Rutledge
Thatcher Named Ward 5 School Board Member
Governor Simp son appointed Fred G Thatcher cashier of West Monroe State Bank to Ouachita Parish School Board Ward 5 succeeding the late William R Mitchell. Local supporters pressed Thatcher as a suitable successor and his appointment is seen as likely to gain broad approval. The term ends in the fall of a
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Fred G. Thatcher
West Monroe
Negro Circus Employee Injured After Fall From Train
Hugh McNeil, a 23 year old colored circus employee with the Christy Brothers, was found badly crushed near the Missouri Pacific tracks at Collinston. He fell from a train moving from Monroe to Bastrop and suffered a crushed left arm and severe injuries. He received first aid and was to be sent to St Francis Sanitarium in Monroe. his condition is believed critical.
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Christy Brothers Circus
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Bastrop
St. Francis Sanitarium
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Texas
Mrs Lazaro Withdraws From Seventh District Campaign
OPELOUSAS La April 9 Mrs Ladislas Lazaro who last week announced as a candidate for the seventh district seat left vacant by her husband death today withdrew from the race citing a wish to stay out of politics.
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Hambone's Meditations by J P Alley
A brief note introduces Hambone's Meditations by J P Alley with a playful line about some folks. The snippet signals a humorous or folksy column opener without further details.
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Exodus Hour: Borger Cleans Oil Boom Under Moody Order
Texas rangers speed hearings for 260 arrests as painted women and gamblers flee Borger after Governor Moody orders cleanup. Refugees head to Panhandle camps, night life drops, bootleggers scarce as martial law threats loom and officials push further actions.
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Texas
Texas Rangers
Dan Moody
Panhandle
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Moody
City Primary Set For Tuesday With Few Contested Races
The City Democratic primary will be held next Tuesday April 12. Absent ballot requests close today. 2810 electors are registered. Mayor Arnold Bernstein and the school board and jury commission nominees are unopposed. The race tightens to two contests for commissioners Breard versus Green and Atkinson versus Schulze.
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West Monroe Bank Names Board and Officers on 20th Anniversary
The West Monroe State Bank marks its twentieth anniversary by naming R. P. Benson E. D. Cason Fred R. Mitchell J. W. Mitchell Dr. L. B. Newsom Fred G. Thatcher and J. W. Wheelis to its board. E. D. Cason becomes president L B Newsom first vice president Fred G Thatcher vice president and cashier J W Mitchell assistant cashier after the presidency of William R. Mitchell ended with his recent death. The bank, organized in April 1907, serves the west side city and nearby communities.
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E. D. Cason
Fred R. Mitchell
J. W. Mitchell
Dr. L. B. Newsom
Fred G. Thatcher
J. W. Wheelis
L. B. Newsom
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Detachment of Marines Ordered for Possible Asian Emergency
Washington April 9 The third regiment of 1500 Marines is en route to San Diego and will sail for Asiatic waters to bolster Admiral Williams force in Chinese waters. The Henderson already carries 1500 Marines and more than 2000 are in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Peking
Smedley Butler
Rare Beauty Surrounds Ouachita Court House Setting
The Ouachita River views frame Monroe’s new court house amid Bermuda grass and clover lawns. Tall oaks and evergreen shrubbery line the entrances while an elevated terrace enhances the landscape, with older oaks dying as civilization advances.
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Clover Lawn
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Ouachita
Ramsey MacDonald Sails For U S Today
London dispatch notes Ramsay MacDonald sails for the United States aboard the Aquitania with his daughter Isabel to relive memories of a wedding trip and a late wife. The former British prime minister rose from Lossie Mouth poverty to power while a lone figure with a lasting devotion symbolized by two rings remains. The voyage recalls a romance that shaped his personal story amid public service.
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Governor Smith to Publish Reply to Marshall Letter
New York April 9 Governor Smith will publish his reply to Charles C Marshall's open letter asking about his religious beliefs on April 25 The governor a Roman Catholic sent the reply to Atlantic Monthly which printed Marhsall's letter The governor avoided discussion after a legislative session saying writing it cost him one solid night of life The editor acknowledged receipt calling the letter a notable public document with straightforward answers.
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United States
Fifteen Western Oil Firms Merge Into California Independent
The Associated Press reports a merger uniting 15 far western oil companies into one large California independent. The combined properties value about 30 million dollars, with 178 producing wells in 1928 and an appraised property value of 20 million dollars. The new firm will handle production, refining, transportation, and marketing of oil and petroleum products.
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Canyon Oil Company
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Texas
Riverside golf club to stage city championship tourney
The Riverside Country Club announces the first city championship for men and women on its course starting Thursday April 14. Prizes will go to high scorers with 30 plus entrants anticipated. ladies qualifying rounds April 14 15 and matches by April 21. men qualifying April 16 17 with first rounds April 24 and weekly matches thereafter.
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Salvation Army Directors Meet in Monroe on Budget Session
The Salvation Army advisory board in Monroe is convening Monday at 5 p m in the Ouachita National Bank directors room. C B Morton presides with Envoy W T Gregory of New Orleans attending to outline fundraising needs to support local work. A budget will be adopted and a slate of officers and members including O B Morton and J M Meehan will be noted.
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Floods Roar Across Kansas and Oklahoma Killing 19
Severe floods sweep Kansas and Oklahoma with 19 dead and thousands of acres flooded. Railroads reroute after three derailments injuring many. Rivers Arkansas Verdigris and Neosho surge, crest expected tonight and tomorrow as lowlands are evacuated in Arkansas City and surrounding areas.
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Mississippi River rises as New Orleans flood stage nears
The Mississippi River continued to rise with New Orleans at 19.2 feet, 2.2 feet above flood stage. Major W H Holcombe reported reinforced levees would handle the water as crews strengthened the Fourth District works and prepared further action from Donaldsonville to other sections. The gauge at Memphis showed a 0.50 foot gain to 41.0 feet.
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Flood Fears Loom Over Columbus Levee Breach
Early today in Columbus Kentucky Mississippi floodwaters breached a levee with the river rising to the levee top. Volunteers and engineers labored under a gray sky to pile sandbags and save homes while others moved belongings uphill.
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