Louisiana and Mississippi Share in 4 Million National Guard Fund
The 4,000,000 Congress appropriation for National Guard support allocates Louisiana arms and camp funds of 26,407 and 18,183 with 8,802 for rifle promotion, while Mississippi receives 29,341 for arms and camp, 19,305 for ammunition, and 9,783 for rifle practice. Enlisted strength totals 109,761. state allotments range across Alabama to New Mexico with varied sums for arms, equipment, and supplies.
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Washington
Congress
Louisiana
Mississippi
Weaver
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
New Mexico
German Emperor Reviews Warships Off Swinemunde
Berlin August 30 A grand naval pageant marked the end of the Baltic maneuvers commanded by Prince Henry of Prussia. Emperor William reviewed forty battleships and armored cruisers with fifty torpedo boats and destroyers as the imperial yacht Hohenzollern led a procession past anchored fleets.
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Berlin
Baltic Sea
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Swinemunde
William
Hohenzollern
International Trades Union Congress Opens in Paris
Paris August 30 delegates from Europe America and Australia gather for the International Trades Union Congress. Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor is a leading figure. He plans to propose creating an international bureau to exchange intelligence and cooperation among various industries.
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Paris
International Trades Union Congress
Europe
America
Australia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt Footsteps Party Heads for British East Africa
A party including Ford M. Stephenson, C. B. Akely, and John T. McCutcheon left Naples Aug 30 bound for British East Africa to hunt big game for zoological specimens for the American Museum of Natural History. They travel with a cine matographic outfit hoping to film wild beasts in hostile terrain. Walker's Progressive Grocery advertises California Prunes and Dr Prices products.
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Naples
Ford M. Stephenson
Wisconsin
C. BE. Akely
New York
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago
British East Africa
American Museum of Natural History
Sheriff's Sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana
In the Sixth Judicial District Court of Ouachita Parish Louisiana sheriff's sale issued in the case tion versus William Drago. Seized in Monroe September 25, 1909. Describes Lot Forty in Layton's Second Addition to Monroe city.
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Isiana
Texas Avenue
Thirteenth Street
MO. P. Panker, Jr
Monroe
News-Star
Louisiana
Grand Street
Ouachita River
J. E. Peters
Ed. Mounger
JNO
P. Parker, Jr
Filhiol
DeSiard Road
Congo Street
Layton
Lou
Auction notices and legal probate in Ouachita parish Louisiana
Multiple public notices detail foreclosure on Cheney Lumber Company property to satisfy a $5,000 mortgage held by Security Trust Company of Detroit, plus concurrent writs of fi fa and fiera facias against Briscoe Thomas. Also notice of administrator appointment for Lewis Griffin estate with a ten day showing period.
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Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Ouachita
North Range
Juan Filh
I. T. Burnham
H. LaBaum
Cheniere ‘Land and Lumber Company
H. T. Benoit
J. C. Theus
Cheniere Land and Lumber Company
Banking Trust Company
Cheney Lumber Company, Limited
Security Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Allan Scholars Notary Public
John P. Parker, Jr
Slack Place
West Monroe
Township 18
Chas. Schulze
City of
A. H. Bernhardt
Briscoe Thomas
Adam Street
Fiera Facia
Succession Notice for Hasley Estate in Ouachita Parish
The petition of Thomas E Riser filed in the Sixth Judicial District Court Ouachita Parish for appointment as administrator of the succession of David Hasley deceased No 1111 Probate Docket. Notice is given to show cause within ten days why the prayer should not be granted and he be confirmed as the law directs. By order of the court this 28th day of August 1909 W A MYATT Clerk Newton Newton Attorneys for Petitioner.
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William H. Griffin
Ouachita
Louisiana
Lewis Griffin
W. A. Myatt
Sixth District Court
Dawkins & Dawkins
Thomas E. Riser
Sixth Judicial District Court
Ouachita Parish
David Hasley
A. D
Robinson Spring water aids kidney trouble recovery
A Mississippi doctor reports treating Mrs Dalton Costello in 1908 for acute Brights disease. After three weeks on Robinson Spring water her condition improved from dangerous to well. Tulane University professor Dr John B Elliott endorses its kidney benefits and permits reference.
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Dalton Costello
Bright
Robinson
H. F. Ashford
Pocahontas
John B. Elliott
Tulane University
New Orleans
Peters and Sons Furniture and Burial Equipment Catalog
An advertisement describes Jr. and Peters offering a cemetery receiving vault for storing deceased bodies until final disposition. It lists as offerings furniture window shades children’s carriages wagons velocipedes metal and wooden burial caskets bins trimmings and as agents for Fra tlass Sewing Machines pianos organs Globe-Wernicke book cases and telephone numbers for store and residence.
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Fratlass
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Sheriff's
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
J. W. Wright
J. B. Tilley
Monroe Building and Loan Association
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California
Walker
Progressive Grocery
Roosevelt
Dr. Prices
Walker’s
William Drago
Sherif
W. A. Walker
Susan W Whyte
Marshal Sale
City Court of the City of
Joe Mangham
Newton & Newton
Petitioner
Robinson Springs
Undertaker
Globe-Wernicke
Residencess
G. W. Zeigin Gunsmith
Vertise
H. L. Gregg & Co
London
Merchan
DeSiard St
Tailor
Sherberts
Ouachita Valley Bottling Works
Foley
D. H. Key
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