Local Notices and Advertisements from Monroe Area
Local items announce curio sea shells for sale at One Horse Cash Grocery and mentions Faulk Bros wagons, Kern’s shop, and G B Haynes pure cane syrup 65 cents per gallon. Other notes cite Rev L H Sways e appointment, a promissory note loss of 400 dollars, and business moves in town. Public notices warn against trading for Bald Noe and local business services include Dr G B Couch moving to Central Savings Bank building and a Woodmen of the World monument unveiling.
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Try Haynes
Faulk Bros
C. B. Johnston
Central Savings Bank and Trust
Monroe
Red Men Elect Officers in Ouachita Tribe No 19
A large Red Men meeting at Sugar's theatre hall elected officers for Ouachita Tribe No 19 for the coming year. B A McDonald was chosen Sachem, W E Reitzel senior sagamore, Pat O'Reilly junior sagamore, J T Tadlock prophet, E B Ward chief of records, Judge Charles Schulz keeper of wampum, T J Naughton collector of wampum. Installation is set for the first Friday night in January.
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Sugar
Ouachita Tribe No. 19
B. A. McDonald
Sachem
W. E. Reitzel
Sagamore
Pat O'Reilly
J. T. Tadlock
E. B. Ward
Charles Schulz
T. J. Naughton
West Monroe Lodge Elects Officers for New Year
West Monroe Lodge No. 180 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the ensuing year at a large meeting. Names listed include W. J. Sutcliff as Prime, V. CG, L. Cummings prelate, I. H. Hamilton K of R, W. J. Mills M of E, H. E. Averett M of W, J. D. Madden M of A, C. E. Faulk J G, W. B. Womack O G, Co O Free grand representative, and J. H. Watkins alternate.
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West Monroe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. J. Sutcliff
Ion
Prime
V. CG
FT. L
Local Store Announces Extended Holiday Hours
A regional retailer unveils new neckwear arrivals and extends hours starting Monday December 5, staying open later each evening to accommodate holiday shoppers. The note lists a broader display of items and emphasizes comfort and style in its new stock.
The Squaw Man at Sugar’s Theatre
Edwin Milton Boyle’s drama The Squaw Man plays Sugar’s Theatre this afternoon and tonight. Winfield stars as a gallant English officer who hides a crime to protect a noble name, travels to the Far West, and returns as an Earl with a wife.
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Edwin Milton Boyle
Sugar’s
Mr. Westfield
England
Far West
Mr. Winfield
Isle of Wiseland voyage at Sugar's theatre
A two and a half hour trip to the Isle of Wiseland at Sugar's theatre on December 12 features a merry crew of singers and players with a grand chorus, led by the famed captain The Wizard of Wiseland. Laughter and music promise charm and graceful dance, uplifting the audience.
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Isle of Wiseland
Sugar's Theatre
Broadway Vaudeville Company Presents The Fifth Commandment Drama
Monroe residents will enjoy final rehearsals of three vaudeville acts and the one act drama The Fifth Commandment by Broadway Vaudeville Company. The troupe features Minnie Wood Mrs Steve Burke Ed Bynum T J Hodges and Tom Stuart with a 90 minute program and two shows nightly at 7 30. Tonight's pictures include Uncle Jim Grandmother's Plot Phantom Ride From Aux Les Bains Mexican Centennial Celebration and The Rough Rider's Romance with more films Sunday as usual.
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Monroe
Minnie Wood
Steve Burke
Ed Bynum
T. J. Hodges
Tom Stuart
Aux Les Bains
Savoy
Mexico City
Cuba
New Orleans Cotton Market Prices Report December 3 1910
New Orleans notes December 3 1910 show spot cotton at 14.16 to 14.79 with bids and varying futures for January March May and July. Prices listed for New Orleans and New York markets indicate steady highs and lows, with close ranges near 14.60 to 15.12 and differing bid asks across months.
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Ture Note Vary
New York
Beest
Liverpool 7.96 and Sales 7000 Bales Report
A financial note shows Liverpool at 7.96 with sales totaling 7000 bales. Unclear codes WEIChsApmy 74.65 hha awe DPS SUG ions INR ats appear as stray OCR remnants with no clear meaning.
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Liverpool
Enamel Ware and Dinner Sets Offered At Special Sale
On Monday 200 pieces blue and white lined Enamel Ware of best quality will go on sale. Values up to 1.00 but offered at 25 cents each. Also 44 pieces gold decorated Dinner Sets valued at 6.00, special for this day only at 3.45. 311 Ouachita Crockery & Glass Ware Co. Ltd.
Ouachita Valley Camp to Unveil Wood Monument
All members of Ouachita Valley Camp No 10 are asked to meet at the camp at 1 o clock Sunday the 4th inst to assist in unveiling the monument of the late Sovereign George L Wood at Hasley cemetery by order of Joe Adams C C 3 11 C GEISMER Clerk.
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Ouachita Valley Camp No. 10
George L. Wood
Hasley Cemetery
Joe Adams
C. C
C. Geismer
Rochester Auto School ad and Claiborn Model Road farm sale
An advertisement offers home study for auto business with a $25 weekly job and $10 weekly learning pay from Rochester Auto School at 312 Rochester NY. It also notes a sale of 102 acres on Claiborn Model Road with a six room house, multiple outbuildings, and poultry operations, priced at 3750 dollars with 1200 dollars of livestock and implements included at half-price. agent Thos H McMillan handles the real estate.
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Rochester Auto School
Rochester
N. Y
Claiborn Model Road
Thos. H. McMillan
Windes Daily Cotton Letter Gives Mixed Crop Outlook
New Orleans cables report a week of small crop estimates with downward revisions due to October freeze damage across the cotton belt. Prices rose to 15.04 for January and 15.83 for March contracts. Speculation swirls on possible commercial crop around 11 million bales, with Mercantile Crop Reporting Bureau figures differing from last year’s output.
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New Orleans
Mercantile Crop Reporting Bureau
New York
Hester
Cotton Market Weighs Yesterday's Estimate Against Decline
Crop estimate yesterday suggested growth of 12 092 000 bales excluding linters. Giles estimates sparked a temporary drop of about twenty points, but as the estimate fell out of favor liquidation did not occur. Traders held long contracts, light delivery offers limited losses, and the week's trading shows a net drop around twenty points versus last week. The census due in December may show more cotton ginned than last year, countering reports of less gin material after November 14.
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Linters
Liverpool
Crop ginnage comparisons raise doubts on October free impact
In 1907 only 75.5 percent of the cotton crop was ginned by December 1, leaving 843000 ginned of 11527000 that year. Projections suggest this season will exceed 950000 ginned by the same date, about 1.2 million more than 1907. Windes flags the unopen bolls claim and questions the October free theory.
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E. D. Windes
Monroe Stationery Company Ad Mentions Various Names
An OCR fragment lists Gibson Riley Hutt Christy Wod ard and a reference to all art books at Monroe Stationery Co Utah with a number ten. The item reads like a classified or ad fragment from a newspaper page. It is read as a product listing or notice rather than a full article.
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Gibson
Riley, Hutt
Christy
Wodard
Monroe Stationery
Also Mentioned on This Page
One Horse Cash
Ring Faulk Bros
G. B. Haynes
Ut Faulk Bros
Kern’s Horsescoeme
Joe Kern
Prop
L. H. Swayze
Claiborne School House
W. G. Smith
Bald Noe
N. E. Bolton
G. B. Couch
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cumberland
R. B. Blanks
Washington Street
West Monroe
Woodmen of the World
Waterman
B. Stern &Son
NEW Yorks Exclusive Custom Tailors
SIG Haas & Sons
Kaliski Music Co
Swift
G. L. Mills & Bro
Lyceum Theatre
Yougblood-Foster Jewelry Company, Limited
J. Lowe & Co
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
First National Bank
Shreveport
New York Cotton Exchange
Union Bank & Trust Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Ouachita National Bank Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
S. J. Harman & CO
H. R. Speed
Monroe, la
Hayward & Clark
Jos. Bache & Co
Carpenter, Baggett & Co
Bartlett & Patten
Chicago
Ouachita Crockery & Glassware Co., Ltd
Grain and Provisions
Jan Hese
ST. Louis
Windes
Evans Chemical Co Cincinnati
O U.a
Phoenix
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