Local Notices and Society Items Mix of Updates
Local paragraphs report multiple items including new paint shop opening Kern's. Allen's Fever and Pain Powders ad. city hall walls torn down. Newcatch mackerel at Walker's Progressive Grocery. Beardsley's Codfish. Fox Grocer Co. sales. Y M C A. game at Forsythe Park for King’s Daughters. Newwall goods at Racket Store. Dan Patterson called home for family illness. Kern's horseshoe shop and wagon orders. Jury Commission session for fall term. Boston Beauty Mackerel price. Dawkins travels on legal business. road inspection by A L and G officials. Otis pleased with property condition. Otis and Parker travel to Chicago. Mrs. Ward recovering after operation. Officer Hugh Bigger out of danger. Racket Store promotes house full of goods. Barrow family moving to Monroe for Texas Oil Co. project. baking flour promotion. Jennie Dembenski tenth birthday party. Judge Madison ruling on drainage canal bond. Master Grover Brown’s summer return. DeSiard street pistol incident. Deputy Sheriff Arthur Grant’s recovery. shooting incident east of city. S. Marks wounded. recovery prospects and eye injury note.
The Reckoning and more at the Grand tonight
The Grand presents The Reckoning a d art film with gripping acting and thrilling scenes. Also shown are A Western Hero Broke Again and The Strenuous Sneezer. Frankie Kane Company offers The Interrupted Honeymoon sketch. Miss Davis sings Ain’t Alabama Wood Enoug Sue.
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Frankie Kane
Leo M. Kanton
Vaudeville Program Changes At Airdome Tonight
Delay on the railroad forced Manager Clark Grambling to substitute last night’s bill with an older set that impressed crowds. Tonight’s program features new acts rated as stars, plus fresh pictures, with nightly changes promised to avoid further delays.
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Clark Grambling
Airdome
Grambling
New Orleans and New York Market Notes August 30 1909
Market brief from New Orleans and New York shows bond and stock prices with highs lows closes for the day. Listings include New Orleans issuers with values around 12.37 to 12.65 and New York notes showing near 12.39 to 12.58 amid quiet trading.
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New OrLeans
Wie Bee
Firm
Close, Ysty
New York
Liverpool Price Trends in August to October
The data shows a fall in prices from 6.79 to 6.64-6.61 across August to September and into 6.61-6.56 by October. It notes 8000 sales occurred in the period.
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Liverpool
Cotton crop deterioration across the belt worsens
Windes reports continued cotton decay through the belt with the South Atlantic States and Alabama hardest hit. The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes widespread deterioration except in North Carolina Southern Georgia and Gulf-adjacent areas. Arkansas Oklahoma and Tennessee face expected declines as dry weather and heat worsen conditions.
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New Orleans
South Atlantic
Alabama
Memphis Commercial Appeal
North Carolina
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New York Journal of Commerce
Tenn
Texas
Wade has record at Pine Bluff in Monroe case
The report details Samuel W. Wade a Pine Bluff figure linked to unrest in Monroe. It notes Wade’s past conflicts, alleged insanity, life insurance policies, and the sheriff’s custody of his watch and $100 as authorities pursue proof of death. It references local figures E. T. Lamkin and G. W. Bell among others.
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Pine Bluff
Monroe
Samuel W. Wade
Wade
Equitable Life of
New York
People’s Life Insurance Company
Little Rock
Masonic Lodge
E. T. Lamkin
5. W. Wade
C. Martin
Kerrs
Lonoke County
Ark
Memphis
Wades
Pine Bluff Trust Company
G. W. Bell
L. L. Cheatham
Monsoon White Asparagus on Sale at Thirty Cents a Can
Monsoon brand White Asparagus offered at 30 cents per can and Leaders Use Cottolene promoted as cheaper and healthier than lard. Orders can be placed by phoning Walker's Progressive Grocery, 9-tf.
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Monsoon
FOX Grocer CO
Walker
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Herring
Hartley
Kern’s
Allen
Phoenix Drug Store
W. A. Walker
Beardsley
Forsythe Park
King's Daughters
Newwall
Dan Patterson
News-Star
Arcadia
Joe Kern
Grand
Boston
the Leaders
O. C. Dawkins
Baton Rouge
A. L
Otis
Washington Street
Hugh Bigger
Mrs. S. Barrow
Mr. Barrow
The
Texas Oil Company
Jennie Dembenski
Grover Brown
Waukesha
DeSiard Street
Arthur Grant
Sheriff's Office
Parker
Mitchell
S. Marks
Tuskegee
Ala
Marks
Birmingham
Wicker
Going
Parlor City Furniture Company
G. M. Bradley
Chicago
Feo I.e
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
Monroe, Aux
Fordyce
D. C. Bell
North Pine Bluff Land Company
Bell
Fred Havis
Havis
Fourth
Main
WM. Atkkinson
Prop
Mattie Burnley
Jackson Street
Lee Avenue
C. H. Carson
G. D. Booth
Ring Us
Faulk Bros. Grocer
Mentges
Tor
Fairbanks-Morse
Louisiana
America
Meyer Brothers, Limited
Monroe’s
Emile Kaliski
Ivers & Pond
Vose & Sons
Capen, Cable-Nelson
Hobart M. Cable
Cable, Werner
Kaliski Music @o., Ltd
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