Eagles meet to elect officers Wednesday night
The Eagles will meet Wednesday night to elect officers for next year. Hot Rally at six o'clock. KAKE SHOP invites readers to visit 139 DeSiara street. The Moose hold an important meeting tonight at Grand Street lodge hall followed by entertainment from a theatrical group. A soda recommendation at Puffer Mountain. The Rexall store operates nearby. Chase and Collens Co. Ltd. offers Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup. Evan Brooks, a young man, was arrested for forging names to orders at Fairbanks depot. he admitted the act and will be turned over to Sheriff Parker. Mr B V McDonald of Shreveport is visiting Monroe today to meet his new granddaughter.
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Moose
Grand Street
Evan Brooks
Fairbanks
Earl
Tom McElwee
Brooks
Sheriff Parker
B. V. McDonald
Shreveport
Monroe
B. J. McDonald
Monroe Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Local Tax Notice and Monroe Visitor Report
All taxes unpaid before January 1, 1914 incur 2 percent monthly interest. B K Fluker City Tax Collector lists addresses. Monroe notes Grayson Guthrie visiting from DeStard. Indianapolis reports December 1 Teamsters strike with arrests and police orders to use riot sticks. Milk wagon exemptions given, funeral hearse drivers exempt. Farrell pledges no interference with mail wagons or hospital deliveries to avoid suffering. Several unions sign. strike aims to gain leverage.
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Indianapolis
Teamsters
Apnemoho
Wallace
Thomas J. Fretrell
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Farrell
Billposters Meet in Chicago American Convention Opens
The annual convention of the Billposters and Billers of America begins in Chicago with delegates from major U S and Canadian cities. The group plans to counter legislation affecting their interests and sessions run through most of the week.
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Chicago
Ill
the Billposters and Billers of America
United States
Canada
A A A Holds Twelfth Annual Convention in Richmond
The American Automobile Association meets in Richmond Virginia for a three day session with highway improvements as its main topic. Founders and former officers attend. Governor Mann Mayor Ainslie and President Belvin welcome delegates at opening.
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Richmond
American Automobile Association
Chicago
Mann
Virginia
Ainslie
Belvin
Virginia State Automobile Association
Cumberland Lumber and Building Materials Ad
Cumberland phone 332 J E Morgan and Brea advertise dealers in wood coal blacksmith and domestic concrete lime cement sand and gravel All kinds of building material Agents Gulf Refining Co West Monroe Louisiana.
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Gulf Refining Co
West Monroe
Louisiana
New Baptist Church Receives Four More Members
Four new members joined the church last night bringing November total to fifteen and the church has added fifty five since Reverend F. Farrington became pastor. Four were baptized at the close of worship as the pastor began a sermon series with Insincere Seeker the title of last night’s discourse.
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Baptist
Notice of dissolution and business sale by Bell & Denny
Notice to the public announces dissolution of the Bell & Denny partnership. All debts should be settled promptly as Bell plans to buy the business. Do not pay collectors without written orders. Contact A G Berl about tanks skylights steel ceilings sheet metal work and roofing. Dated 28 31.
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Bell & Denny
Bell
Fire safety and labor bias notices in Monroe
Fire officials condemn chimneys built by unskilled labor as a fire risk and argue union labor costs are not higher than unskilled labor. A union meeting is announced for Monday night. Also ads promote Phoenix Corn Remedy and Uwanta Flour with local retailers.
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Monroe Messenger Service
Legal and Crime Notices Mix in City Column
The item lists various court actions and fines including judicial mortgages, releases, and property sales alongside multiple misdemeanor penalties. Notable entries include disturbances of the peace, drawing dangerous weapons, and numerous fines for intoxicated or disorderly conduct. The blurred OCR presents a snapshot of legal and police activity around mortgages, sales, and public order incidents.
Detroit pitcher joins Tulane as law student and season ends
Ralph Works a Detroit pitcher and Beekman infielder has registered as a law student at Tulane University. He plans to remain in New Orleans for the winter and may join Detroit for spring training later, while pursuing a legal career in the city. He notes he is keeping in trim with Beekmans and hopes to settle in New Orleans.
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Ralph Works
Detroit
Tulane University
Beekman Nine
Works
Tulane
Detroit Boys
Gulfport
Beekmans
Bruce Hayes
New Yor State
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Market Amid Mixed Trade
On Monday December 1 1913 New Orleans cotton prices showed 131 16 steady with 2805 bales traded. Report appears to mix high low close data and abbreviations for prior day and index values mentioning IRB CTA ST 29.259-548.38 and ASME 2S 35 18.96.1325.
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New Orleans
Lee
IRB Cta
ASME
New York
AGS
Veas Lourdes
Unclear OCR Historical Note on Market Data
Fragmentary 1913 dated entry from New York reporting spot prices and rates with unreadable details. Contains numbers and annotations but lacks complete context or identifiable entities beyond generic market terms.
Liverpool Trade Totals for January February 1918
Liverpool reports 8000 bales sold with prices for January February at 7.02 6 87 and February March at 4.7.03 6 88.
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Liverpool
St Louis Grain Market Prices and Wheat Sheets
Market notes from St Louis dated Monday June 1 2918 show wheat market prices and bid offers with ranges around 2 3 4 and 87 RR figures and partial quotations for July contracts. The page lists several price figures and market codes with unclear abbreviations but indicates activity in grain futures and spot wheat.
New Orleans links boost cotton futures on crop outlook
Windes reports Times Democrat estimates for 1913 crop near 18.66 million bales exclusive of linters while Weld & Co. show 11.766 million ginnings to Dec 1 versus government 11.854 million. Market chatter points to a possible 14.0 to 15.0 million bale crop with Dec 12 bureau estimate awaited. bullish spinner takings reach 4.298 million against 2.841 million last year.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Liverpool
Messrs. S. M. Weld & Co
National
Elemens In Trade
Agricultural Bureau
Market report on cotton crop and demand prospects
The estimate excludes linters at 13 975 000 and 14 167 000 including 602 000 linters. Last year’s estimate was about 400 000 above actual outturn. Consumptive demand is weak with German spinners booking little new business and manufacturers complaining of lack of activity amid awaiting the next ginners report and government crop estimate.
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Kern's
Joe Kern
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Kake Shop
DeSiara Street
Pountain
Rexall
Chase & Collens CO. Ltd
Faulk Bros
B. K. Fluker
W. Ramsey
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Mir
Grayson Guthrie
DeStard
Cumberland
J.e.morgan & Brea
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Phecsine
Orn
Yours
A. G, Berl
Marshall
J. W
Phoenix
Phoenix Drug Store
H. H. Howell
Miss Rath Mar
Paul Tudickar
Jennie Belle Williams
DR. Haynes
Amos Robinson
Fh. Haynes
W. M. Stokes
J. M. DeMos
W. R. Mitchell
Judicial Mortgage
Wyyst Monroe Manufacturing Co
Rh Ruser
Fred &Coon
Ce Faulk
Fin
van Vleet-Mansfield Drug Co
Mithield Watkins
Ernete Kklutz
Ss. H. Meard
W. & Ieard
Ty Court
Robert Beckwith
Mollie Lewis
Geo. Hamms
Robert Bates
Virginia Barnes
E Caracter
Rohe Thomas
Ford
Wesley
South Grand Street
DeSiard Street
Frank Ticheli
Agnes Adams
Delhi
Kajiski Music Co
Lt.d. Monroe
St. Louis
Dee
Windes’ Daily
Schlitz
Bhatt
Consolidated Ice Con
Cor. Breard & Walnut Sis
Milwaskee
Sugar’s Theatre
Rowland & Edwin Clifford, Inc
Boston
Edward BE. Rose
North Louisiana
The
New York Cotton Exchange
Lyceum Theatre
Daniel Prohman
Laura Sawyer
House Peters
J. Searle Dawley
Requel
Chelsea
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