Pardons Sought for Ingram and Others by Louisiana Board
Lee Busch Ingram from Shreveport and several others press for clemency as the Louisiana Board of Pardons met in New Orleans. Cases include Ingram, Ben Lee of Caddo, Madden Bush for manslaughter, Thomas Goodson of Natchitoches, R E Perry of Vernon, R C Bogartz of Caddo, Robert Moore of Grant Parish, J P Pinus of Rapides, and Avery Blount for the Breeland killing. Hearing on commutation for Blount scheduled later.
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New Orleans
Board of Patons
W.S. Ingram
Shreveport
State Board of Health
Supreme Court
Ben 8
Lee
Caddo
Madden Bush
Guice
Milt C. Elstner
Thomas J. Goodson
Natchitoches
R. E. Perry
Vernon
R. C. Bogartz
Robert Moore
Grant Parish
J. P. Pinus
Rapides
Avery Blount
Breeland
Tangipahoa
Local Classifieds Highlight Goods and Voices from Monroe
A collage of local notices features grocery specials at Walker's Progressive Grocery and FOX Grocer Co. Ltd., pharmaceuticals from Allen's Fever and Pain Powders, travel ads for the Monroe to Chicago sleeping car, and remarks on new arrivals like Kitchen and Chip Potatoes. Notables include Alfred Meade's Tremont & Gulf railroad visit and Marx of Southern Hardware in town.
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Alfred Meade
The
Tremont & Gulf Railroad
Monroe
Kitchen
FOX Grocer CO. Ltd
New Model Road visit highlights drainage as key to good roads
A News Star representative joined locals for a tour of the new model road with Jake Lowe in a Ford touring car. Rain hindered progress but the visit underscored Governor Sanders and drainage as essential to permanent road improvements, with future grading and graveling planned near Monroe.
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News Star
Jake Lowe
Sanders
Monroe
Mr. Lowe
Richelieu Spices Offered With Purity Guarantee
Purified seasonings include mackerel with tomato sauce, Beardsley shredded cod, and Richelieu salad dressing. Spices sold in sifted cans with an absolute purity guarantee at no extra cost beyond the user’s current brand.
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Richelieu
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Offers Money Back Test
Advertises Rexall "93" Hair Tonic with money back guarantee if scalp is not cleaned and healthy nourished hair roots cured dandruff and new growth stimulated. Two sizes available sec and $1.00 for sale by Monroe Drug Co.
Rice Experiment Yields 200 Acres of Early Harvest in Louisiana
N M Davis Sr of Columbia Louisiana planted 200 acres in rice after boll weevil ravages ruined cotton. About 100 acres are ready for harvest with the rest due by September 1st. Observers say the crop is as fine as any seen, signaling Ouachita valley planting for 1910. Receipts and prices at Houston and Liverpool markets are noted amid late rains and shifting demand.
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Columbia, la
N. M. Davis, Sr
Ouachita River
Houston
Liverpool
Texas
Monroe
New Orleans
Southwest
Oklahoma
Europe
Mississippi River
Washington
Texas Points
Market Reports from New Orleans and New York
The New Orleans market shows 500 bales traded with prices around 12.02 to 11.77 and a closing near 12.02. In New York, the market is quiet with prices near 12.10 to 11.85 and a closing around 11.87.
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New Orleans
Ysty
New York
Close
Liverpool Cotton Market Rates and Sales Volume
Liverpool reports 8,000 bales sold at 6.55 price with August to September ranges 6.35 to 6.39 for September to October and 6.31 to 6.28 in early trades.
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Liverpool
Hays and Company Limited Charter Document in Louisiana
The 1909 charter outlines Hays and Company Limited established in Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana with ninety nine year corporate existence. It grants power to contract sue be sued establish by laws appoint officers and conduct wholesale and retail boots and shoes and other merchandise including branch operations and property acquisition.
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State of Louisiana
Ouachita
A. D
Courtnay Tindall
Parish of
State of
Louisiana
General Assembly
Hays & Company, Limited
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Hays & Company Limited charter filed at Monroe
The August 10, 1909 charter for Hays and Company Limited appears in Monroe records. The document lists initial subscribers John B. Hays Sr and Jr, W A Grant, and G R Mitchell owning shares and sets capital stock at 4000 dollars in eighty shares. It authorizes a three member board of directors with specific election procedures and officer roles, and outlines dissolution, liability, and stock transfer rules.
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John B. Hays, Sr
John B. Hays, Jr
W. A. Grant
G. Kk. Mitchell
Board of Directors
L. M. Calvert
E. M. Harris
JNO
B. Hays
WM. A. Grant
Geo. R. Mitchell
Gr. Courtenay Tindall
The
Hays & Company, Limited
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
A. D
Courtenay Tindal
Eppee'sd
John B. Hays
G. R. Michell
G. R. Mitchell
Monroe
Louisiana
Ed. M. Harris
Jr Courtenay Tindall
Butler county feed prices cut costs for buyers
The advertisement invites buyers to compare prices at 9-1f W. A. Walker, claiming savings on all feedstuff types and positions the business as a headquarters for feeders seeking lower costs.
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W. A. Walker
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Wes Saunders
Lincoln Parish Fair Grounds
T. M. Parker CO
Herring
Hartley
Iba
Allen
Phoenix Drug Store
Chicago
Tanapely Ie
Chamberlain
FOX Grocer Co., Ltd
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Fred G. Thatcher
Eros State Bank
Cabot
Samuel Cabot
Sole
Mfr
Boston
Mase
Monroe Brick Company
Ouachita Parish’s
Newsstar
Leaders
Monroe Drug Co
J. E. Larkin
Acre
Columbia, Plant
Grain and Provisions
Joan Lard
Evas
Sixth District Court
I. Courtenay Tindall
Quachita Parish
Courtenay Tindall
Emile Kaliski
Ivers & Pond
Vose & Sons
Capen, Cable-Nelson
H Cable, Cable, Werner
Fobart
Kaliski Music @o., Ltd