Local notices and business notices from Monroe area
The page lists election of Red Men officers and Elks meeting notes, plus shop ads for Kern’s wagon works and the 2 ft RACKET STORE toy display. It also advertises Foley Kidney Pills, a Monroe farm purchase by G LeBeuf, a promissory note loss, a public warning against trading for enafia nata PartvEU, and various local business moves. A fire at the Monroe Hotel kitchen is mentioned, with Dr. C B Johnston opening an office in Central Savings Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Smith
C. B. Johnston
Central Savings Bank and Trust
Monroe
Woodmen of the World to unveil grave monument
George L. Wood Camp No. 157 Woodmen of the World will unveil a monument over the grave of the late G. I. Wood at Hasley cemetery on Sunday afternoon December 4 at 3 o'clock. Members from other camps are invited to attend and take part in the ceremonies. The public is cordially invited.
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Woodmen of the World
George L. Wood
T Ie
G. 1. Wood
Hasley Cemetery
Judge Saunders Writes Governor With Disclaimer
Baton Rouge office releases a letter dated November 26 1910 addressed to Judge E D Saunders of New Orleans. The note responds to a Times Democrat report of his November 25 mass meeting speech and quotes him on Conniff objecting to a textbook.
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BK. DD. Saunders
Baton Rouge
E. D. Saunders
Canal Louisiana Bank Bulding
New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Conniff
Judge Saunders Denounces Textbook Controversy in Letter
A 1910 New Orleans exchange recounts Judge Saunders denying misquotation in a Times-Democrat report. He clarifies his remarks on textbook adoption as a denunciation of a reprehensible transaction he views as a heavy tribute to writers of the textbooks, with governors and mayors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Sanders
Saunders
New Orelans
Jared Y Sanders
Baton Rouge
Times-Democrat
Behrman
Saunders Clarifies Remarks On Public Measure And Motives
In a detailed letter EB Saunders disavows accusing the Mayor or others of personal dishonesty over a controversial measure. He says his remarks labeled the action as unjustified, not the motives of those who supported it, and he regrets any misinterpretation.
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EB. D. Saunders
Thornton on First Ballot Candidacy Moves Forward
Judge Thornton appears as a candidate with 101 pledged votes reported from a conference of his supporters. Former Governor Blanchard of Shreveport is expected to address the General Assembly, but his friends doubt he will attend.
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Blanchard
Shreveport
General Assembly
Judge Thornton
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of 326 Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio shares a testimonial praising Foley's Honey and Tar for her daughter's severe cold and cough. She notes relief after the first dose and complete recovery after one bottle, urging others to accept no substitutes.
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D. Gilkeson
Ingles Ave
Youngstown
Ohio
Foley
Lyceum Theatre Tonight Presents Fresh Pictures and Vaudeville
Manager Sperling showcases a lineup of new subjects at the Lyceum tonight with two shows nightly. Features include Generous Customers a comic tale of a restaurateur and waiter, Birthday Cigars a rich uncle misadventure, In the Shadow of the Night a heartwarming story, Funny Fishing Off Palermo and The Rough Rider's Romance. Broadway Minstrels add vaudeville sketches and a one act drama for the first three days of next week.
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Sperling
Lyceum Theatre
Damm
Palermo
Italy
Squaw Man to Be Staged With Noted Scenic Artist
Edwin Milton Boyle's play The Squaw Man about ranch life will be presented Saturday matinee and night. The company is praised as one of the best, with scenery painted by O. W. Wagner, brother of the famous landscape painter, renowned in his field.
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Edwin Milton Boyle
O. W. Wagner
Population of Two States
Washington dispatch reports state populations with Virginia at 2,461,612 and California at 2,377,549. The figures reflect census data and indicate California holds a larger population than Virginia.
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Washington
Dec
Virginia
California
Market summaries from New Orleans and New York, Dec 2 1910
Friday December 2 1910 reports show New Orleans spot prices at 14.11 to 14.16 with steady sales of 2950 bales at Higzo and nearby futures for March. New York spot prices listed at 15 cents with quiet trade and forward quotes for March delivery around 15.03 to 15.04.
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New Orleans
New York
Tigu Law Tiorne Vero Bor
Cine
Liverpool and Sales Bales Market Report
Liverpool 8.06 readings record market activity with 5000 bales traded. Prices show narrow ranges around 7.81 to 7.88 with small shifts noted for each lot.
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Liverpool
Giles cotton crop estimate and market reaction
Windes notes from New Orleans show the Giles estimate for this year at 12,092,000 bales not including linters, with a belief the government figure due December 9 may be around 11,250,000 to 11,500,000. The market opened near unchanged but weakened on offerings, as traders expect potential downward corrections and pressure from late October freeze damage.
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New Orleans
Giles
Giles Estimate Has Overshot the Mark and the Estimate of the Government Bureau
Hester
New York
Market forecasts point to heavy liquidation before bureau
The report warns of an unsound market and a sale on hard spots awaiting the bureau. It notes weekly insights of 605,000 versus 358,000 last year, with year-to-date receipts and stocks rising, and predicts a drop in values due to continued heavy receipts. Census and bureau dates cited. spinners’ takings lag last year. Various local notices follow, including rental and sale offers and stray/lost items.
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Meridian
Miss
Fine speaker to address union labor at court house
The Palestine Daily Herald lauds Dr. J. S. Myers as a strong clear minded speaker to discuss union labor. The press praises his Monday night lecture at the courthouse following a well received address at the tabernacle last night.
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J. S. Myers
Court House
Palestine, Texas
Daily Herald
Dr. Myers
Tabernacle
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McMillan
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