Faulk Bros Promote O Z O Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup
Faulk Bros advertise O Z O Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup with a sales message dated January 31, urging customers to buy the product from their outlet.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
6
Faulk Bros advertise O Z O Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup with a sales message dated January 31, urging customers to buy the product from their outlet.
Local agent Ramsey promotes Tadies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post style publications. The notice requests patronage and notes a phone contact and measure time indicated.
A local notice urges calling Monroe Messenger Service for chimney and tile repair estimates. It asserts fire safety compliance and guarantees, insisting no black members in the union and offering payment terms with no pay if not satisfied. The card is signed by secretary W A with box 624.
Local retailer relocates from 245 South Grand Street to 238 DeSiard Street offering quality produce at competitive prices. Customer notice signed by FRANK TICHELI. Also advertises dolls and toys and PHOENX DRUG STORE presence.
Premjit delivers fresh fish and oysters citywide. Heard's Market trade line warns both sides risk loss. The attention at Kilaski and Lowe's continues as stock remains most complete with many bargains for buyers.
J. G. Bell of California advertises a gilt edge sheet metal operation with trained foreman and draughtsman to supply roofing tile tin slate and related work. He promises estimates and room fittings with telephone access and a focus on first class services.
Market notes show New Orleans spots at 133 16 with 4612 bales and varied highs and closes. figures include 1.30 13.21 13.23 and daily totals. New York spots quoted 13.56 with quiet tone. highs and lows listed alongside yesterday’s figures and miscellaneous codes.
Liverpool notes sales for December 2 1918 show 15 000 dates and price ranges across January February and February March periods with values 704 7.02 95 05 9.04 7.03 and 7.52 in the ledger. The entry recordsLis
Market notes from Chicago on December 2 1918 show daily bids for wheat oats pork lard and ribs with prices in cents per unit and varied bid ranges across different grades and months. The data appears as a dense OCR of a price ledger listing contracts futures and spot quotes for multiple commodities.
New Orleans wires report growing concern over supply after smaller crop estimates. Actual sales were large at Liverpool today with 15,000 at a 5 point advance, reflecting stronger demand in the South and Europe, especially England.
A Democratic estimate quotes a commercial crop near 14.3 million, while the New York Commercial today pegs yield at about 14.16 million. Census Bureau data due December 3 will show cotton ginned to December 1. Weather remains unfavorable in the western and central cotton belt with more rain forecast.
All members of Ouachita Valley Camp No 10 are urged to attend the regular meeting Thursday evening December 2 for officer elections. By order of S. C. Blackmon, C. Geismar, Clerk. Also notice of daily Austion sale at Kaliski and Lowe's jewelry store with times 2:50 and 7:30.
Mr. Charlie Toombs and Mr. Julius Colton are no longer in employ and entrusted laundry will not reach us. Henry McEnry represents the Toombs route for Monroe Steam Laundry and will handle entrusted items promptly. Colton’s route is now represented by Julius Kugler. Monroe Steam Laundry. G. B. Cooley, Prop.
Advertises car fuel service at Faulk Bros new store offering Bowser Red Sentry fill from 1 to 3 units.
A New York physician says thin stockings and shoes by women could bankrupt doctors. Treat colds at once with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. it is effective, pleasant, and safe. Sold by all dealers.
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