Collection drive on old Monroe News accounts
Old accounts of Star Printing Company and Ouachita Printing Company publishers of The Monroe News will be pushed for collection. Notices warn of surging methods to collect balances. remit tances payable to News-Star Publishing Co., Ltd. and 28-tf.
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Star Printing Company
Ouachita Printing Company
Monroe News
News-Star Publishing Co., Ltd
Reflections on Dying Neighborliness in City Life
A philosophical piece laments the loss of neighborly kindness in modern cities as commerce and self interest erode daily acts of courtesy. It recalls old customs of sharing food, lending small items, and welcoming newcomers, urging preservation of simple homely warmth.
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Gmr
Borhood
Thomas Jefferson
Bacon
The Town Knocker and Civic Progress
The Jonesboro News condemns the town knocker as a contemptible nuisance who opposes progress and civic improvement. It urges self reform toward broad-minded, constructive support or at least stepping aside to let development proceed.
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Jonesboro
Removal of Parish Game Warden Reversed After Protests
In Natchitoches the board of game and fish commissioners planned to remove P C Rogers the parish game warden after his son criticized the commission. Friends wrote letters to board members and explanations followed which led to the withdrawal of the order.
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Board of Game and Fish Commissioners
P. C. Rogers
Rogers
Natchitoches Enterprise
Farmers Pay Ten Percent of Tax on Game
Attorney Ponder argues farmers have little to complain about in game taxation, noting they shoulder about ten percent of hunters taxes. He says farmers let game feed on rice fields and suffer losses from birds and pests, then pay fines if caught shooting after sundown.
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Ponder
Court officials witness concubinage case at Donaldsonville
A district judge district attorney jury sheriff and other court officials went to a house of ill repute to take testimony in a concubinage law case. On returning to the courthouse the district attorney entered a nolle prosequi and filed perjury charges against two female witnesses.
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Donaldsonville
Nolle Presse
Lake Charles Press
Chronology of notable 18th 19th century events
Timeline of key events with names and places: James Franklin and the New England Courant in Boston. births and deaths of J Bowdoin and others. North Carolina ratifies Constitution in 1788. Fulton’s Clermont voyage in 1807. Ghent peace talks 1814. Hampton Virginia destroyed 1861. Hawaii constitutional change 1887. Bocock death 1891. Rudini death 1908.
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J. Bowdoin
Massachusetts
Boston
North Carolina
Fulton
Clermont
United States
England
Ghent
Hampton
Hawaii
Thomas 8. Bocock
Confederate Congress
Appomattox
Marquis di Rudini
Italy
Alfred Noble 65th Birthday Noted American Civil Engineer
Alfred Noble born in Livonia Michigan on August 7 1844 educated at the University of Michigan class of 1870. He built a prominent career in New York City as a civil engineer and served on the Nicaragua canal board and the US board of engineers on deep waterways. He directed credit for the Pennsylvania tunnels in New York City and advised on the Panama lock canal project and joined Taft on his Isthmus inspection trip.
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Alfred Noble
Livonia
Michigan
University of Michigan
New York City
United States Board of Engineers
Noble
Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Consulting Engineers
Lock Canal
Panama
Taft
Isthmus
Will Try for South Pole Expedition Leader News
Captain Roland V. Webster, appointed by the Royal Geographical Society to lead a search for the south pole, leaves Los Angeles for New York to sail to London for Antarctic preparations next August. He has completed a 25th world tour and served in the Boer War.
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Los Angeles
Roland V. Webster
Royal Geographical Society
South Pole
New York
London
Captain Webster
San Francisco
Lord Chener
Heals
Prohibition Case Accuses Several in Tuesday Night Assault
Reports indicate prosecutors filed affidavits against Adam Budd Remi Wailler William Lewis Dr Richardson and William Watson for assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill in connection with the attack on Glover and Potwell Tuesday night. Bonds were posted for appearance though no trial date is set as the district court does not sit due to Judge Perrault’s illness and no criminal term has met in over a year.
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Adam Budd
Remi Wailler
William Lewis
Dr. Richardson
William Watson
Glover
Potwell
District Court
Perrault
Rural Carriers Visit Exposition at Seattle Fair
Rural letter carriers from Oregon Washington and California attended the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle on August 7. The Washington State building hosted a reception for the visitors. Paul L. Lindsay of Georgia, president of the National Association of Rural Letter Carriers, delivered the address.
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Seattle
Wash
Rural Letter Carrier Association
Oregon
Washington
California
Washington State
Paul L. Lindsay
Georgia
National Association of Rural Letter Carriers
Printers Convene in St Joseph With Typographical Union Meet
The International Typographical Union gathers in St Joseph Missouri for its annual convention with over 200 delegates, many with spouses. The opening focuses on committee appointments and old age pensions amid prior admonitions about stock circles and telephone company practices.
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Typographical Union
St. Joseph
International Typographical Union
America
Lake Contrary
Rescue Worker A J Vallery Seeks Monroe Move for Fallen Women
Rev. A J Vallery of New Orleans head of the Good Samaritan rescue home visits Monroe to drum up support for relocating the facility eight to ten acres near the city. He aims to ease confinement and will speak at the City School auditorium next Tuesday night about rescuing young women from shame. The interdenominational board includes Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Jewish members.
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A. J. Vallery
New Orleans
Good Samaritan
Monroe
Vallery
Louisiana
Martin Behrman
Philip Werlein
The
Progressive League
Rescue Home
Methodist
Kit Run Graniteware Sale Featured in Window Display
Juachita Crockery and Glassware Co announces a Monday sale of graniteware pieces up to 75e, with choices at 39e. Young ladies are invited to view the window display for details and pricing.
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Juachita Crockery & Glass Ware CO
Ouachita Bell Coffee and Syrup Tops Market
S. J. Meek Co. advertises Ouachita Bell Coffee and Syrup as the best in the land. The firm notes sales have more than doubled in recent months and promotes customer loyalty to the product.
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Ouachita Bell
S. J. Meek Co., Ltd
Wilbur the dog jailed in Atlanta for hempen cord case
A dog named Wilbur in Atlanta remains jailed with a hempen cord around his neck attached to cell bars. He will subsist on carp bread and pea porridge and face pellagra risks as authorities defend the dog's confinement. The article notes the dog’s rights and unusual punishment stance.
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Atlanta
Wilbur
Capudine Ad Promises Quick Headache Relief
An old advertisement touts Capudine as a remedy for headaches and various ailments. It claims rapid, pleasant action and lists prices of 5c 25c and 50c at drug stores with a brief product endorsement.
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Capudine
Triumph Seed Potatoes For Fall Planting Offer
To arrive Saturday August 7th cat Triumph seed potatoes for fall planting. Send us your order quick Keller Grocer Co.
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Cat Triumph
Keller Grocer CO
Everything you want in groceries but nothing but the best at W. A. Walker's
A compact grocery promotion highlighting W. A. Walker's offerings with emphasis on quality and full selection. The note advertises a wide range of items and the seller's reputation for top-tier products.
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W. A. Walker's
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