Reynolds Oil Company incorporates in Louisiana with stock terms
Reynolds Oil Company Incorporation details filed in Monroe Louisiana list three initial directors R R Reynolds Abe Arent and Geo Gunby. The charter sets 350 total shares with 250 common 100 preferred fixed 8 percent annual dividends and extinguishable preferred stock at par value. Office in Monroe with meetings at domicile parish Ouachita. Filing dates March 24 1925 and March 25 April 18 15 22 29 notices.
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Monroe
Parish
Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
R. R. Reynolds
Monroe, la
Abe Arent
Geo
Gunby
Geo. Gunby
C. T. Butler
Delinda Thomason
Geo, Gunby
Robert M. Breard
I. H. Hamilton
Cotton futures close barely steady amid Texas rain drops
New York April 27 cotton futures closed near steady with a net decline of 38 to 44 points. Opening trades showed easy prices as heavy selling followed reports of continued rains in Texas across central and southern areas. May, July, October, December, and January contracts added modest shifts as the market digested weather impacts.
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New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trading Report
Liverpool cotton market shows moderate business and steady prices with 6,000 bales sold, including 5,100 American. Receipts total 10,000 bales, no American goods arrived. Futures closed barely ahead with rounds for April to March listed.
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Liverpool
Cpot
Wheat and grain slide in Chicago market on Apr 27
Wheat prices fell sharply at the open with declines of 1 to 2 1 2 cents as Liverpool quotes and rain in the southwest pressured values. Corn and oats followed with persistent selling while provisions weakened on lower hog values. buying came mainly from previous sellers taking profits.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Commission Houses
Poultry Prices Mixed as Market Stays Unsettled
Chicago notes April 27 live poultry prices show fowls 29 cents, roosters 15, turkeys 25, ducks 28, geese 15, with broilers 45 to 58 cents per pound. Eggs and batter also mentioned in unsettled market context.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market quotes from Chicago on April 27
Hog receipts 45,000 with prices for various weight ranges and pigs. Cattle receipts 18,000 with prices for fed steers, yearlings, stockers, feeders, bulls, and vealers. Top prices listed for each category.
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Chicago
Bologna
Formation of a Louisiana corporation under state law
On March 20 1925 Rob in M Breard Jr notary public witnessed several individuals declare the formation and organization of a corporation under Louisiana law. They adopt the stipulations and agreements set forth for the corporation’s objects and purposes.
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State of
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Robin M. Breard, Jr
Rev Frank Tripp Resigns as Monroe Pastor
Members of the First Baptist Church accepted the resignation of Rev Frank Tripp effective immediately. Tripp served over four years guiding gains in membership and community projects including the state Baptist orphanage and Riverside Sanitarium where he is a major stockholder and manager. He will pursue evangelistic work with Earl Wolslagel while remaining involved with the sanitarium as health permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Frank Tripp
Tripp
State Baptist Orphanage
Yale
Idabelle
Oklahoma
Monro
Earl Wolslagel
Asheville
N.C
Lloyd George on Hindenburg and French policy cited
Former prime minister Lloyd George, returning from Madeira, comments that Hindenburg’s election signals renewed German mood amid French national policy. He praises Caillaux Braind and Paiulevo, predicts Caillaux will balance the budget, and notes France’s cabinet aims. Germany's Dawes plan impact shocks bonds and stocks on Wall Street.
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Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
German Republic
Lloyd George
Madeira
The
Star
Southampton
France
Germany
Hindenburg
Caillaux
Paiulevo
Dr. Braind
Wall Street
New York
United States Steel Common
Baldwin Locomotive
American Can
General Electric
Radio Corporation
Davision Chemical
Air Reduction
American Radiator
Colorado Fuel
River and Tributary Readings With Falls Noted
River stage measurements across Ohio and Mississippi regions show Cairf at 18.7 with a fall of 0.4. Memphis reports 12.3 with a 1.0 drop, Vicksburg 20.9 down 1.5, New Orleans 4.5 down 0.6, and Red Shreveport 9.1 easing 0.3. Alexandria 62 remains, with a 0.5 fall. Ouachita towns Camden 8.0 down 0.1 and Monroe 11.5 off 1.4 illustrate regional water level changes.
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Ohio
Cairf
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
RED
Shreveport
Alexandria
Ouachita
Camden
Monroe
Miss Effie Buckley Dies Suddenly at Thoman Home
Miss Effie Buckley dies shortly after 2 am at the Thoman residence on Park Avenue. She had worked at the post office stamp window through Thursday night and fell ill Sunday from heart dilation. Surviving: father W F Buckley of Chunky Mississippi sister Mrs A A Thoman Monroe brothers W S Buckley and Frank Buckley of Monroe. Funeral at 4 pm at the Thoman home conducted by Rev Frank Tripp. Interment Riverside Burial Park.
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Effie Buckley
A. A. Thoman
Park Avenue
Miss Buckley
Mississippi
W. F. Buckley
Chunky
W. S. Buckley
Frank Buckley
Monroe
Thoman
Frank Tripp
Riverside Burial Park
Obituary of Tom J Heath and Morgan Taylor’s Death
Tom J Heath aged 87 died at Calhoun on Sunday. Buried at Hood's Chapel this afternoon. He was an longtime Ouachita parish resident and farmer. J M Taylor four year old son of Mr and Mrs Morgan Taylor died yesterday at Downsville La. Funeral arrangements handled by the Peters Co and burial at Hood's Chapel cemetery.
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Tom J. Heath
Calhoun
Hood's Chapel
Mr. Heath
Ouachita Parish
J.M. Taylor
J. M. Taylor
Morgan Taylor
Downsville
Burns
Peters Co
Mrs Millard Parker Dies at 68 in Monroe
Mrs. Millard Parker aged 68 died at her daughter Mrs L L Lawrence’s home in Pineville Louisiana. The funeral was held at Judge Charles Schulze’s home in Monroe with burial in Monroe cemetery. She is survived by two daughters Mrs L L Lawrence of Pineville and Mrs Ethel Loftin of Bastrop. A large turnout of older residents attended.
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Millard Parker
L. L. Lawrence
Pineville
Monroe
Charles Schulze
Parker
Ethel Loftin
Bastrop
Fred C. Peters
C. E. Bynum
Monroe Cabinet Co Opens for Business
The Monroe Cabinet Works opens at the corner of Sixth and Olive streets with first class equipment. Managers C. A. Allen and W. N. Ferguson lead the firm promising all kinds of cabinet work and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Monroe Cabinet Works
Sixth and
Olive Streets
C. A. Allen
W. N. Ferguson
Used cars in demand prompt clear pricing ads
Used cars in good condition are in high demand and buyers seek fair prices. Advertise your vehicle with a clear price and accurate details to attract quick offers in our classifieds.
Mormonism Decried In Talk By Mrs Shepard
Mrs Lulu Loveland Shepard told First Baptist listeners that Mormonism is a menace to the nation. She traced the church from 1830 Palmyra to Nauvoo to Salt Lake City and asserted polygamy and wealth drive expansion. She urged Congress to pass laws ending polygamy and curbing the Mormon menace.
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Shepard
First Baptist Church
Lulu Loveland Shepard
Salt Lake City
Joseph Smith
Palmyra
N. Y
Young
Jesus
Smith
Nauvoo
Ill
Brigham Young
Church
Speak
Utah
Congress
Major General R H Allen Takes Post as Infantry Chief
Major General R H Allen has assumed command as chief of infantry at Army Headquarters in Washington. He succeeds Major General Charles S Farnsworth who retired after forty one years of service. Allen began as a private in 1893 and became a lieutenant in 1895. He rose to colonel in 1920 after World War I service earning the Distinguished Service Medal.
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R. H. Allen
United States Army
Army Headquarters
Washington
Allen
Charles S. Farnsworth
Army
Cavalry
Mormon influence grows in national affairs says speaker
The speaker cited Mormonism entering the cabinet with Secretary of Agriculture Jardine and Senator Reed Smoot rising to chair the Senate Finance Committee. He urged voters to demand legislation to curb further inroads by Mormons politically industrially and religiously.
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Clared
Congress
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Reynolds Oil Company, Incorporated
Oern
Riverside
Rev
Miss E. Buckley
Mrs. Millard Parker
Monroe Cabinet Co
Speaker Decares Menace
MAS
RH Allen
J? B. Tobeds
Willys-Overland Dealer
Pope Hardware CO
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