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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1927

Page

6

Birds of the Southeast and Agriculture Value

The Biological Survey reports 66 species prey on cotton weevil and 41 on cotton worm, with birds like bob-white barn owl and painted bunting useful for pest control. The boat tailed grackle is mainly harmful to corn near coastlines, while others provide beneficial scavenging and insect suppression.

Associated Press Baton Rouge Biological Survey of United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin New Bulletin Texas

Shrubbery Placed at Lida Benton School and Fire Station

M. Anderson, superintendent of the park department, plants shrubbery around the Lida Benton school and No. 4 fire station in Monroe. The shrubbery was grown in Monroe and donated by the park department to both buildings.

M. Anderson Park Department Lida Benton Monroe

American Cigarettes Banned Under Cuban Law

Havana dispatch reports Cuba bars American cigarettes under a new tariff rule prohibiting entry of cigarettes with any extracts or alkaloids beyond tobacco. Government chemists cite sugar and flavor extracts as disallowed additives while importers dispute a typographical error in the law.

Havana Cuba

Narrow Escape for Worker at Ouachita Plant

Johnny Honey aged 21 fell 56 feet into a condenser pit at the Louisiana Power and Light Sterlington addition. He landed on a cement floor with bruises but no serious injury after being dragged to safety by ambulance to St. Francis sanitarium. An assisting worker slipped into the pit causing the accident. Honey was hospitalized briefly for treatment of bruises and scratches. Louis reports a sale at Palais Royal Shoe and Hosiery Dept offering 75 pairs of odd shoes from 38.50 to 1.95.

Johnny Honey St. Francis Sanitarium Honey Louisiana Power and Light Company Sterlington Monroe Louis Palais Royal Shoe and Hosiery Dept

Lions to Oak Grove for Club Chapter Formation

Twenty Lions Club members depart Wise Shoe company lot at 4 p m for Oak Grove. They will be accompanied by entertainers including Irene Renaud and Regina Moffet as a new Lions chapter is organized.

Lions Club Wise Shoe Company Oak Grove Irene Renaud Regina Moffet

Southern Bee Laboratory to seek $10,000 in Congress

W. E. Anderson says Louisiana will push a $10 000 appropriation for a Southern Bee Laboratory. The effort is led by the Louisiana department of agriculture with support from Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Alabama beekeepers groups. The lab would study bee issues specific to the South and its location will be decided after funding is secured.

Baton Rouge Congress W. E. Anderson Louisiana Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Immigration Agricultural Departments New Orleans Louisiana Beekeepers’ Association South James I. Hamilton United States Department of Agriculture Washington D. C Wyoming Ander Beekeepers’ Associations Texas Arkansas Mississippi Alabama

Composers Protest Use of Their Names

German composers protest being listed as judges for a Schubert Unfinished Symphony manuscript contest They say they only agreed to an honorarySchubert centenary committee and declined to have their names used in the competition The prizes for the best completion are offered by an American phonograph company.

Berlin Schubert Guido Adler Max Friedlaender Siegmund von Hausegger Eusebius Mandycewski Hans Pfitzner Franz Schalk Max von Schillings

British Foreign Office Invaded By Yale Blues

The Charleston disrupted the British Foreign Office in Downing Street during Lady Chamberlain’s autumn reception. A modern band played dances while guests enjoyed mah jong and bridge, drawing a mix of ages including many senior politicians amid spontaneous dancing.

British Foreign Office Yale London Downing Street Lady Chamberlain

Elder pleads to continue service in church work

An old man asked to remain in service claiming strength for the Lord’s work. After pro and con debates by several members, the retirement issue was referred to the committee on conference relations. The session continued through the morning.

Committee On Conference Relations

Louisiana conference weighs stance on presidential candidate

Bishop W. A. Candler presided as the Louisiana conference voted to roll call superannuates including G. D. Anders and J. G. Sloane. The group indicated it may oppose any candidate not upholding prohibition law. Afternoon session to board of lay activities and evening to the board of missions.

End-O-Corn Promise Quick Pain Free Corn Remedy

An advert touts End-O-Corn from End Corn Laboratories Chicago promising rapid painless removal of stubborn corns and calluses. It invites readers to drop in or write for mail order, claiming proven results and wide accessibility.

Endcorn Laboratories Garfield Bio Chicago

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