Cox Rainey and Frazer Form New Local Firm
An announcement reports the formation of a new accounting firm Cox Rainey and Frazer. F J Cox and Wm C Rainey came from Cox Rainey Davison, which built a strong local reputation. Harry G Frazer also comes from the same firm after three years there. J Porter Burgess joins, representing Cornell and Company, previously auditor for the Louisiana Centsi Lumber properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coax, Rainey and Frazer
Twin Cities
North Louisiana
F. J. Cox
Wm. C. Rainey
Cox, Rainey & Davison
Harry G. Frazer
J. Porter Burgess
Cornell & Company
Burgess
Louisiana Centsi Lumaher Company
Standard News Star Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Cartie Farron and Dwight Belton visited locally on Thursday. A string of Columbia visitors included Mesdames Avery Winkler Hammock and Miss Anna Winkler. The Standard town team defeated the L. T. I. boys 19 to 0.
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Standard
Cartie Farron
Dwight Belton
Mesdames Avery
Winkler
Hammock
Anna Winkler
Columbia
Tureday
C. H. Rhoden
Daughter
J. BR. Groves
Ladie Marham
Jackson
Miss
Mesdames J. GB. Groves
H. Parham
H. Roden
Good Pine
Farmerville visitors share Thanksgiving at local homes
The Farmerville area hosted numerous visitors from Alto Rayville Monroe and Ark. families over Thanksgiving. Names include Mrs. W P Washington Mr and Mrs Warner Washington J J Faulkner Ralph Gulley E E Keebler H F P Corry J D Baughman and others amid multiple extended family stays.
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Farmerville, la
W. P. Washington
Warner Washington
Alto
Sidney Winn
Rayville
S. L. Hartman
Farmervile
Thanksgiving Thanks From Home of the Good Samaritan
Mrs. W. Brister, matron, expresses appreciation for Thanksgiving gifts sent to the Home of the Good Samaritan. She thanks church circles No 1 and No 3 the Young Married People’s class and others whose names are not listed for their kindness.
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Good Samaritan
News-Star
W. Brister
Local residents visit and family events in Homer area
Hodge Spatal and Ed Cox family spend the week in Homer with relatives. Mrs Wheeler returns home from Pineville. Irene Lowder visits from Jonesboro. Miss Avis Davis marries Chester Moshiy in Jonesboro. couple to live here and work for Southern Advance Pagianda Paper Co. Leta Bulford is newborn to Mr. and Mrs. William Bafford. Resser Fergerson leaves for El Dorado. Willie Gilbert and George Lowrey visit relatives in Columbia and the region.
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Spatal
Star, Hodgh, Desh
Mrs
Ed Cox
Homer
Med Davis
Monroe
E. C G. Ih
Raoehelle
W. Wheeler
Pienyil’e
Willie Gilbert
George Lowrey
Columbia
Irene Lowrer
Jonesboro
Resser Fergerson
el Dorado
William Bafford
Chester Moshiy
Avis Davis
Reverend Brooks
Southern Advance Pagandi Paper Company
Bond's Liver Pill Ad Promises Cure for Colds Flu
An advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pill as a remedy that ends colds and flu symptoms. It claims the pill acts on the liver to eliminate toxins, with warnings about germs and poisonous matter. Priced at 2 cents and sold by druggists. substitute refusals urged.
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Bond
The Fer rir and Women They Talk About on Warner talkie
The Fer rir presents bold camera work by Rey Tel Reth with a track over the set and rapid closeups while May McAvoy and Louise Fazenda lead a cast. Warner also announces Women They Talk About with Trene Rich Audrey Ferris co starring and Lloyd Bacon directing a tale of political intrigue and romance.
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May McAvoy
Louise Fazenda
Edward Everett Horton
Alec B. Francis
Holmes Herbert
John Milian
Otto Hoffman
Joseph W. Girard
Frank Austin
Harvey Gates
London
Edgar Wallace
Saenger
Trene Rich
Audrey Ferris
Warner Bros
William Collier, Jr
Anders Bardolf
Claude Gillingwater
Jack Santoro
John Miljan
Anthony Colde- Wray
Robert Lord
Lloyd Bacon
Cold Weather Triggers Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Advert says cold weather worsens urinary disorders and urges treatment with Bond K and B for kidneys and bladder. Claims many prior customers relieved. price $1.20, post paid from Bond's Pharmacy, Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Little Rock
Ark
Speedy remedy cited for many ailments in brief claim
A short note touts a speedy remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming rapid relief across multiple illnesses without detailing ingredients or proof.
Women They Talk About Ends With Satisfactory Public Note
The piece leads to a period of convalescence in which old love is revived and ends in a way pleasing to the public. Applause and chuckling accompany the showings, reflecting the current political climate. The reviewer notes no sharper depiction of present politics.
Railroads Prove Earning Power Drives National Trade
When earnings are adequate railroads maintain property efficiently, fund necessary improvements, hire labor, expand equipment purchases, and reward owners to attract capital. The outcome is a quickening of industry and trade across the nation.
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The
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Mattie Lee Fisher
J. L. Markham
C.F. Carson
J. L. Simpson
Thoreday
Pearl Holloman
Dorothy Minard
Tulane
New Orleane
A. H. Brabham
Ben Chitty
Vitaphone
Alexandria
G. B. Smith
J. H. Riser
Tree City
J. W. Smith
Ty. C. Fisher
Standard Town
Farmerville
Newe- Star
Faye Rowland
el Taorado
M. J. Pearson
M. J. Gill
Maude Selig
J. W. Taylor
E. E. Keebler
H. FP. Corry
E. A. Jones
Jacek Tykes, Jr
Cy Washington
Jack Wykes
Pugh Wallace
Strong Ark
Edith Gray
Mrs. Webb
Hodge
Electrolux Refrigerator
H. A. Bubb Corp
American Service Station
Walnut St
Ss. J. Rivoire & Son
DeSiard St
Rene Rich
William Collier
Ciwvt Gillingwater
Irene Rich
Sterling
Anders Randolph
Wm. Collier, Jr
Aesops Fables
Saenger Novelty
Saenger News
L. C. Nunn
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Jute Am
Dan
Ter T
Warner
Ora Suarey Ferris
el -Jtuth
Svarco
DeSiard Road
Jackson St
Lee Ave
Beauty Shop
Filhiol Avenue
West Monroe
Miss Gundy
Quaculla National Bank
Louisiana
29Ers
Music Education Institute
Hotel
Virginia
L. A. Downs
Illinois Central System
Chicago
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