Local Notices Mix of social events and ads in Monroe
A jumble of notices from Monroe items includes Dr Watson visiting, Allen's powders ad, a fine for drunkness, horse shop claims, post office staff changes, a baby funeral, groceries, a Knights of Honor lecture, rail rate notes, and a stage show review with performers Kelly Wayne Mulligan and others.
The Message at the Grand Tonight and Vaudeville Review
The Message screens at the Grand with a strong moral and a beautiful story about a baby saving a mother from a wretch. The program also features The Wrong Medicine and Stung by a Bee as comedies. White and Jermaine failed to arrive for last night’s show but will perform this afternoon and tonight. Miss Davis will sing Put on Your Gingham Gown, a previous hit.
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Wayne
Kelly
Mary Mulligan
Monroe
Miss Mulligan
White
Jermaine
Miss Davis
Airdome Draws Largest Crowd Yet For New Show
Last night the Airdome hosted its biggest crowd in history with over eight hundred patrons present. The new program received high praise as the pictures and opening number featuring Kelly impressed audiences.
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Airdome
Kelly
Storm warnings issued for Gulf coast districts
Storm warnings for New Orleans and Galveston districts were issued by the weather bureau as a disturbance of marked intensity sits over the gulf south of Louisiana and moves northwestward. Masters and pilots in gulf shipping are urged to exercise caution amid torrential rains from Florida to Texas.
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New Orleans
Galveston
United States Weather Bureau
Gulf
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Opponents Call Montgomery Meeting to Fight Prohibition
Mobile leaders Col Emmet O Neal and others issue a call for a September 15 meeting in Montgomery to mobilize opposition to the proposed Alabama prohibition amendment describing it as unnecessary police regulation. Signers include E M Russell R V Taylor E Craighead P J Lyons A P Bush S R Prince M J McDermott J Lee Long Walker Percy G P Harrison and J H Crawford.
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Mobile
Ala
Emmet O'Neal
Florence
Montgomery
Alabama
Friends of
Col. E. My. Russell
R. V.taylor
E. Craighead
P. J. Lyons
A. P. Bush
S. R. Prince
M. J. McDermott
J. Lee Long
Walker Percy
G. P. Harrison
J. H. Crawford
Walker’s Feed Prices Promise Savings
Headquarters for feedstuff of all kinds markets prices to save you money as advertised by W A Walker.
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W. A. Walker
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed By Shreveport Resident
Mrs. M. M. Alsabrock of 323 Maple Street Shreveport Louisiana reports quick relief from backache and kidney weakness using Doan’s Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims over a hundred thousand users and urges purchases from local dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Company of Buffalo New York is listed as sole U S agents.
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Bright
Doan
M. M. Alsabrock
Maple Street
Shreveport
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Report
Market notes from August 23, 1909 show New Orleans offering 12 1-4 for spot sales with 450 bales traded and varying highs lows closes. New York spots quoted around 12.75 with subdued activity and wide ranges in price data reflecting unsettled trade conditions.
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New Orleans
New York
Close
Ysty
Liverpool Spots 6.68 and 6.45–6.48 Ranges
Liverpool reports spot price at 6.68 with sales volumes around 10 000 bales. Trading spans August to September and September to October with ranges 6.45 to 6.48 and 6.44 to 6.48.
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Liverpool
Cotton market weathered by New York reports and crop outlook
Windes notes New York advices showingrobbers expanding demand for domestic cottons with steady shipments and rising prints. Export sales from New York port soar while grain crops boost demand for cotton bags and packing materials. Moisture shortages threaten yields in Texas and the Carolinas, with Louisiana largely favorable despite weevil destruction.
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Monroe
New Orleans
New York
China
United States
West
Texas
Iowa
Crop deterioration impacts Mississippi Texas cotton crops
The Picayune’s weekly cotton crop report notes worsening conditions in Mississippi and Texas, with some Louisiana districts holding steady due to soil moisture. Extreme heat accelerated opening but immaturity caused deterioration in Mississippi and Alabama, while labor prevented field work in parts of hot regions.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
New Orleans
Picayune
Government starts construction on city lock and dam
After months of repairs, authorities begin actual construction on the lock and dam below the city. About 150 men are on site, with plans to double the workforce as three shifts start today and no let up is expected.
Cotton Needs Rain The Plant Is Shedding in Several States
Memphis Aug 23. The Commercial Appeal reports weekly cotton summary noting the crop suffers from lack of rain. The piece highlights plant shedding across several states and the drought’s impact on yields and quality.
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Memphis
Tenn
The
Commercial Appeal
River plant restored after government takeover
The government has renewed the plant it took over from the Chicago Engineering and Construction Company. In a dilapidated condition previously, it has been completely renewed and put in first class condition to avoid interruption while the stage of the river permits work.
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Chicago Engineering and Construction Company
Memphis plans new short line to Pine Bluff
Memphis officials and Warren of the Business Men's Club pursue extending the Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf line from Pine Bluff through Mariana to Memphis. The plan aims to create a new rail connection and spur economic growth for the city.
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Arkansas, Louisiana and
Gulf
Pine Bluff
Memphis
Warren
Business Men's Club
Arkansas
Louisiana and
Mariana
Route Change Aims to Shorten Memphis Pine Bluff Travel
The line would divert at Pine Bluff and head northeast via Marianna to Memphis, crossing the White River at Marianna. This would reduce Memphis to Pine Bluff distance from 155 miles to under 130. Warren is in correspondence with Pine Bluff Board of Trade Secretary J L Caldwell about the proposal.
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Pine Bluff
Marianna
Memphis
White River
Warren
J. L. Caldwell
Pine Bluff Board of Trade
Take Notice Foley Kidney Remedy Offer
All persons are recommended to take Foley's Kidney remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble. It will quickly correct urinary irregularities which if neglected may develop into a serious illness. It will restore health and strength. Do not neglect signs of kidney or bladder trouble and risk Bright's disease or diabetes. D. H. Key.
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Bright
D. H. Key
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J. F Watson
Bastrop
Allen
Phoenix Drug Store
Oscar Nelson
Kern's
Joe Kern
Prop
Frank Cravens
Athens
California
Walker
Progressive Grocery
C. C. Josey
Annie May Calhoun
Eros
Schulze
L. B. Thomas
Marion
Cody Watkins
Christopher
W. M. Mair
St. Louis
E. W. Anderson
Progressive League
Anderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank P. Stubbs
Stuston
Katie Mashaw
Jane Gandy
Ruston
Juster Evans
Harry Goodwill
Miss Smith
the Grand
Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Windes’ Daily
Meyer Bros., Ltd
Roy Rosenthal
Meyer Bros. Ltd
Emile Kaliski
Ivers & Pond
Vose & Sons
Capen, Cable-Nelson
Hobart M. Cable
Cable, Werner
Kaliski Music @o., Ltd