Copeland’s Sanitary Grocery and Local Advertisements
Copeland's Sanitary Grocery at 15 Imp. 9-1m promotes the New Star Meat Market at Eighth and Breard selling beef pork sausage and oysters with quick city delivery and phone 973. Also 28-line Hair Specialist offers combing dye shampoo and guaranteed services at 216 Calypso St. An ad notes O-Z-O syrup by Carl McHenry and Dr Cecilia Evans Osteopathic Physician resumes practice at 209 Louisiana Avenue after P G course.
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New Star
Eighth and Breard Streets
Cecilia Evans
Louisiana Avenue
City High Defeats Columbia In Close Basketball Clash
City High School toppled Columbia 9 to 5 in a tightly contested girls basketball game. Captain Laura Fluker led City High with Lucile Fisher, Myrtis Cooper, and Alma Blanks contributing on offense and defense. Laura Mae Bridger captained Columbia, with Zillie Davitt and Ber nice Welch among its top players. The season opener showcased fast, determined play from both squads.
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City High
Columbia
Laura Fluker
Lucile Fisher
Laura Mae Bridger
Columbia High School
Zillie Davitt
Dollie Slade
Bernice Welch
Lula Bell Baird
Elodie Kidd
City
Street Offenders and Fines in Local Court Sequences
Steele Cooper fined $1.00 for drunkenness. Frank Kelley fined for drunkenness. Joe Warren fined for unpaid sanitary fees. William Corbin fined $12.59 for begging on streets. William Taylor fined $15.00 for unpaid sanitary fee. Sallie Dillard fined $30 for drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon. Robert Wallace discharged for unpaid sanitary fees. William Moore fined $10.68 for petty larceny. George McNeal and William Miles cada sentenced to days on streets for petty larceny.
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Joe Warren
William Corbin
William Taylor
Sallie Dillard
Robert Wallace
William Moore
George McNeal
William Miles
Pecans and a Studebaker car demo offered locally
A local notice advertises shelled or whole pecans available by ringing 464 with 29 61. Catholic ladies host a fancy work sale at New South Drug Store on Tuesday and Wednesday December 5th and 6th. J Love, agent, promotes Studebaker car demonstrations for Monday and invites phone appointments at 160.
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New South Drug Store
Christmas Card Photo offer at Art Studio in Monroe
The notice promotes a Christmas package from the Art Studio offering 12 cabinet photographs and one enlargement in a frame for 8.56. It invites patrons to visit 112 5S Grand Street Monroe Louisiana to view samples and place orders. It also lists other local ads for wood, groceries, and Studebaker cars with names and contact details.
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Grand Street
Monroe
H. W. Young
Louisiana
South Grand Street
R. P. Webb & CO
Memorial Services for Monroe Lodge Elks Held Sunday
The annual memorial services of Monroe Lodge No. 454 B P O Elks will be held in the lodge hall Sunday afternoon at o clock. All members urged to attend. Visiting brothers invited. W H DeGraffenreid Exalted Ruler. L Smith Mr Guy P Stubbs office Central Savings Bank & Trust Co building. Phones office 220 home 478.
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Monroe Lodge No. 454
B. P. QC
Elks
W. H. Degraffenreid
L. Smith
Guy P. Stubbs
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
Eagles Carnival Closes Tonight in Monroe after busy run
The Clifton Kelley Shows head the final night of the Eagles Carnival in Monroe Louisiana bringing a crowded lineup of attractions including a ten thousand dollar jumping horse device and a monkey speedway. The event closes at midnight with four dozen special cars to haul equipment to Vicksburg for the Knights of Pythias carnival.
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Monroe
Eagles
Clifton-Kelley
Carnival
The
News-Star
Vicksburg
Clark's
Liodrome
Eagle's Lodge
Kagles
Carranza Forces Prepare to Recapture Chihuahua City
Juarez report states a general Carranza operation to retake Chihuahua City is expected to begin today as military actions gather. The move follows tensions in the region amid ongoing uprisings and contested control of the city.
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Juarez
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Football claims sixteen victims in 1916 season
Chicago reports football caused sixteen deaths during the 1916 season, with the same total the year before and one more than the year prior. The Associated Press compiled and announced the figures today, noting one death occurred in the South.
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Chicago
Associated Press
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Kern
Joe Kern
Saminzina
A. 8. Moore
Calypso
Carl McHenry
Copeland’s Sanitary Grocery
Waltham
S. J. Rivoire & Son
S. Grand St
Monroe, la
Msss
W. L. Petterson
R. J. Strozier
W. B. Inabnet
R. G. Pleasant
Bond
Butler
J. O. McCormick
Ing
City Court
Steele Cooper
Frank Kelley
Studebaker
J. Love
Express
Wexlers
J. I. Hendrick & CO
Brokers
North Grand St
Jno. F. Clark & Co
New Orleans
F. Hutton & Co
New York
Thomson & McKinnon
H.R. Speed
Monroe, Louisiana
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Ltd
Mech
Monrof Wood Saw Big CO
P. Dunn
l-Imp
Lino
FT. Smith
McHenry Plantation
Fr. T. Smith
Girecer
Attention Elks
Eagles’ Carnival
John Ewell
Kittie Gordon
Elsie Ewell
E Sing
Ev Ee
H. KR. Speed
National Ginners Association
National
Washington Aa
Liverpool
EK. L. Ha
Hart
FE. L. Hart
Route 2
Mae Grant
West Monroe
H. H. Benoit
Cheniere
Carl Walker
W. ©. Walters
J. D. Spruell
Logtown
Amers
R. M. Leggett
Choudrant
N.S. Bacle
Buckner
A. B. Chapman
Archibald
Mirs
W.J. Brown
Eros
Vallie Sawyer
Bessie Foy
B. D. Robinson
J. L. Furreyo
Jno. Frantom
Emma Gray
H. H. Hodges
Dan Boyd
Bessie Pimion
J. B. Williams
Pearl Broadley
Effie Lowe
Mamie Hemler
Smith Bros. Ltd
Stag Billiard Hall
Princess Theatre
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