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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
8
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A sweeping roundup lists the Festival of St Elroy and wide range of events including the 77 year old Queen Mother Alexandra of England, Obregon’s first year as Mexico president, Minnesota poultry exhibition, Boise third party conference, US Rotary prosperity drive, Anti Sa loon League in Washington, Marshal Foch visit to Portland, Southern States conference in Birmingham and Methodist church meetings in Philadelphia with Dr David Kinley installed as University of Illinois president. Also notes Christmas gift scholarship from Tyler Commercial College amid local sales and community notices.
Dr. David Kinley will be inaugurated as president of the University of Illinois today. A Scotsman born in Dundee sixty years ago, he has spent nearly thirty years on the Illinois faculty after earlier roles as high school principal and instructor at the Woman’s College. He earned an A B from Yale in 1884 and did post graduate study at Johns Hopkins. He later taught at Wisconsin before joining Illinois as professor of economics, becoming acting head in 1919 and elected president in March to succeed Dr. Edmund J. James.
Conventions begin today in multiple cities including Kansas City Missouri and Raleigh North Carolina. Organizations such as the Missouri Bar Association the Horticultural Society and the Beekeepers Association are listed alongside literary groups and irrigation institutes.
Today on the sports calendar the Jefferson Park Fair Association meets in New Orleans while the Cuba American Jockey Club gathers in Havana and the Lower California Jockey Club operates in Tia Juana. The American Trapshooting Association holds an executive committee meeting in New York. The Iowa state chess championship opens in Spencer. Boxing features Martin Burke versus Chuck Wiggins in New Orleans, Benny Walger against Jock Bernstein in Yonkers, and Goats Doig versus Tommy Comiskey in La Salle Illinois.
One year ago Gen. Obregon was installed as President of Mexico. The House of Lords amended the Home Rule bill by providing a Senate for Southern Ireland.
A list of notable births marks today anniversaries for Queen Alexandra born in Copenhagen 77 years ago Brig Gen Mark L Hersey born in Stetson Maine 58 years ago Edward I Edwards governor of New Jersey born Jersey City 58 years ago Dr Charles Little pastor of Wabash Presbyterian Church born Granville Ohio 76 years ago Ambrose Kennedy congressional representative from Rhode Island born Blackstone Massachusetts 46 years ago
A fragmented page shows local merchants promoting low prices on white plates trunks and gifts. It includes stationery, cosmetics, photo studio offers, oysters and seafood, mattresses, fresh produce, and a caution from Singer Sewing Machine Co about unauthorized repair men.
Sheriff Parker announces posted property north and south of Bayou DeSiard in Ouachita Parish is off limits without a written permit. By writ from the Sixth Judicial District Court, the defendant’s property in Monroe blocks 87 88 89 Lee Avenue Addition is seized and to be sold at the courthouse door for cash with appraisement to the highest bidder.
Sixth District Court issues a writ of fife against B F Tatum and Edward B Green in case 10 914. Sheriff Seizes Lot eighteen in blocks eighty eight of the pany resubdivision in Monroe and will sell December 17 1921 at legal hours for cash with one bid to highest bidder.
Sheriff grants sale of merchantable pine timber on multiple parcels in sections 32 33 township 18N range 3E near the Natchitoches road. Timber sold to Benson Lumber Company under court action. Seized as defendant’s property with costs. Monroe La November 14 1921. Notice of pardon hearing follows. Louis T Ash seeks pardon from penitentiary. November 24 1921.
A quick sale advertisement promotes Miller & Hart Breakfast Bacon at 35 cents per pound with sliced or by the piece options and offers free delivery.
Ouachita National Bank files a writ of sale in district court to auction merchantable pine timber from lands described as survey sections in townships 18N 3E and 17N 3E, including parts of sections 31 and 32, with the sale to proceed to the highest bid.
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