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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
4
The notice outlines billing terms for Monroe and West Monroe readers with the carrier area and publication schedule. It lists advance payment requirements, subscription continuation conditions, and contact information for the business office and editorial room W224 B17.
The News-Star announces W. F. Pipes as a candidate for District Attorney, pending the Democratic Primary on September 14, 1920.
David I. Garrett announces his bid for District Attorney. The statement outlines intent to pursue reform, maintain public safety, and seek support from voters and community groups. Supporters urge timely campaign efforts ahead of the election.
The piece argues a bitter political race will abandon politeness. It predicts stronger language from Harding and Cox, condemns the Republican clique for betraying public welfare and global safety, and urges direct, plain speech to reveal ugly facts without gloss.
A Times-Picayune analysis of a hypothetical primary with three candidates John Doe Richard Roe and Peter Poe and 1000 votes. It examines first choice outcomes 4060 for Doe 350 Roe 259 Poe and no majority and then a second scenario with rearranged first and second choices to determine nomination under the law.
The Journal of Commerce discusses three candidate district attorney races and the impact of single shot voting on first and second choices. It notes how elimination based on first choices can affect outcomes and contemplates inflation, credit, and price trends amid uncertain but improving indicators. It emphasizes public attitude and consumer behavior shaping prices and exports.
The article notes prices should drop as demand slackens and surplus goods accumulate in the U S. It cites the New York Journal of Commerce predicting living costs will be cut, despite public skepticism. It attributes the trend to falling exports, rising agricultural output, and continued production with reduced foreign sales.
A vintage advertisement touts Swamp Chill Tonic as a reliable remedy for malaria ague fever and related illnesses. It claims tasteless easy intake and a full relief within three days with vegetable ingredients and iron priced at 60 cents a bottle.
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