Increased cotton ginning reported in Louisiana parishes
The bureau of the census reports a rise in cotton ginning as the season ends, with Louisiana ginning up by over 200,000 bales to 730,650 by November 14. Leading parishes and surrounding areas list Villaage figures, while nearby real estate transactions in Monroe and West Monroe detail several property sales with cash considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Louisiana
Bureau of the Census
Reas
Avoyelles
Bossier
Caddo
Claiborne
Concordia
DeSoto
East Carroll
Evangeline
Franklin
Lafayette
Lincoln
Madigan
Morehouse
Natchitoches
Ouachita
Repides
Red River
Richland
St. Landry
Tensas
West Carroll
Caldwell
Jackson
Union
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish
The Dubach Lumber Company by liquidators sold to T. J. James and Company, Inc. the east half of the property as recorded by the Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Dubach Lumber Company, Ltd
T. J. James and Company, Inc
Louisiana opens sub-office to place workers in Ferriday
A new Louisiana state employment service sub-office opened in Ferriday with Talmadge Hughston as manager. It aims to place locals in private industry as the area sees more work with the Chicago mill resuming, Fisher Lumber mills operating, and the Arkansas railroad strike settled. An 1898 Alaska gold rush note mentions eggs at 18 cents and flour at a dollar per pound.
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Ferriday
Louisiana State Employment Service
Talmadge Hughston
Big Chicago
Waterproof
Fisher Lumber Corporation
Wisner
St. Joseph
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
Alaska
Across Cross Word Puzzle From a Historic Page
Readable clues cover plant parts above ground land measure timber tree and more. The grid contains numbered downs and acrosses with terms from weather to geography and tools.
City Court Dismissals Under Judge Harper Roster
City court yesterday disposed of cases before Judge W. M. Harper. A J Sikes forfeited bonds totaling 23 dollars for resisting an officer and for drunk and disorderly conduct. Marie Fury forfeited 17.50 dollars for resisting an officer and for drunk and disorderly behavior. Peter Francis, labeled as a negro, had a seven and a half dollar bond forfeiture for fighting. Nine others were noted as drunk and disorderly with seven and a half dollar fines each, and nine traffic violators faced a combined fines totaling 52.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Harper
A. J. Sikes
Marie Fury
Peter Francis
Returned Home Of Mrs Warren Hunt In Rayville
Mrs Warren Hunt of Rayville wife of Warren Hunt a Richland parish attorney underwent an operation about ten days ago at St Francis sanitarium and was returned to her home Monday her condition was reported favorable.
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Warren Hunt
Rayville
Richland Parish
St. Francis Sanitarium
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Blanks and Breard, Inc
Dave Powell
Emma Powell
Wilson Williams
Monroe
J. M. Salley
T. L. Salley
Bell, Clark and Montgomery
West Monroe
Sherrouse Realty Company, Inc
H. L. Morrow
Sherrouse Park
William
Ferguson
Ada
Oklahoma
David White
U. S
Chinery
Ngland
Cape Verde Islands
Mains
Paradise
Midian
Pierce
Guide
Vwrans
Little
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
Smith
Jake
Gus Edson
APPO
Beal
Tilda
Radcliff
Moon Mullins
Newspaper Boys
Willard
Boots
Martin
U. S. Pat
Tarzan
Zalya
Tarzen
Dead City
Edgar Rice Burroughs
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