Lone Star Route Boost Push Reaches Monroe
Monroe residents show rising interest as Lone Star Route gains federal highway designation. M. E. McCoy of Little Rock cites potential traffic and economic benefits, with 50,000 cars expected next summer and a $500,000 yearly trade impact for Little Rock. Monroe optimism follows Little Rock precedent.
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Monroe
Lone Star Highway
Uncle Sam
M. E. McCoy
Little Rock
Lone Star Association
Arkansas Capital City
Busiess
Lakes
Gulf
Lone Star
Chicago
St. Louis
Poplar Bluff
Jonesboro
Paragould
Pine Bluff
Dermott
Alexandria
Lake Charles
Robert E. Lee
Wealth Also Temptation in Southern Presbyterian Meeting
In Chattanooga the Southern Presbyterian church’s national conference enters its second day. Dr. D. Clay Lilly warned wealth can tempt and corrupt, urging believers to consecrate increasing riches to God and service to others.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
A. P
Southern Presbyterian Church
D. Clay Lilly
Reynolds, N. C
South
Dr. Lilly
Oysters Daily and Seafood Prices at Joe Messina
Joe Messina at 516 DeSiard Street advertises fresh oysters and seafood with per dozen and per hundred pricing. Daily availability includes select oysters, red weaner, trout, lake shrimp, readress shrimp, crabs, and fish, with delivery not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Messina
DeSiard St. Frehs
Dixie Veterans Urge Reorganization Plan For District and State Rallies
J S Webster of Baton Rouge calls for reviving Confederate veterans by shifting from state to district and state wide reunions with elected district commanders. He notes declining attendance since Dallas and favors a major general based in New Orleans with brigadiers from Lake Charles Shreveport Alexandria Monroe districts. He praises the Daughters of the Confederacy and urges changes to ease gatherings and honor veterans.
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Baton Rouge
Dixie
J. S. Webster
Camp
Dallas
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Shreveport
Alexandria
Monroe
Webster
Daughters of the Confederacy
Pace Bros Home Made Syrup on sale at Green's Market
Pace Bros home made syrup featured at Green's Market and Grocery with a special in store price. The note lists Pace Bros products and the sale location in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Bros
Green’s Market & Grocery
Bastrop Sees Building Boom as Mill Starts Operations
Bastrop La December reports a rapid construction surge since August with sixty to seventy five new residences and rental homes valued from 1500 to 12500 dollars. Two new brick business blocks rise on North Washington and Madison Vine streets and others including Lane and Schneider stores. The Louisiana Pulp and Paper Co plant on the edge of Bastrop scales at 3 million dollars and aims at 150 tons daily. International Paper Co may add capacity. The town features sewerage, paved streets, 150 miles of hard surface parish roads, two railroads, good schools and churches with clean water and health conditions. Population expected to remain under 10000 for several years.
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News-Star
Bastrop
Washington Street
A. G. McBride
Oscar House
Chas, Snyder
Madison and
Vine Streets
S. B. Lane
Iane Brodnax
Lane’s
Schneider's
Terzia
Turpin Brothers
Louisiana Pulp and Proper Company
International Paper Company
Bastrop Pulp and Paper Company
Toys and Dolls Ad From Smith Bros
Smith Bros promotes toys and dolls in a compact ad listing. Shoppers are directed to visit the store for a selection of playthings and related items.
Louisiana Park Movement Gains State Support at Shreveport
Louisiana State Parks Association closed its session with resolutions to push for state aid and citizen involvement in the park program. Raymond Torrey praised Louisiana’s move toward a statewide park system, urging continued expansion and fish hatchery development atparishes.
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Shreveport
Dev. J
A. P
Louisiana State Parks Association
Rapides Parish
Audubon Park
New Orleans
Sam Storm, Jr
L. E. Thomas
L. P. Russell
A. A. Anderson
Opelousas
Raymond H. Torrey
New York City
National Conference of Parks
Louisiana
Torrey
Commonwealths
Louisiana State Park Association
President Pleads Guilty in Minnesota Narcotics Case
The presidentpleads guilty to three Harrison anti narcotic act violations in Minnesota court and is sentenced to five years on each indictment, 15 years to be served consecutively at Leavenworth. The circuit court of appeals voids the ruling because the trial court failed to identify each sentence with its corresponding indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Leavenworth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Prisoners May Be Affected by Ruling
The Supreme Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether consecutive sentences in federal courts must specify the start and end of each term. The government seeks to overturn an Eighth Circuit ruling that such sentences are ineffective without precise endpoints, a matter tied to the James Daugherty case.
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Washington
A. P
United States
Supreme Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
James Daugherty
Select Your Toys and Gifts Now for Early Reserve
Encourage early shopping by choosing any item in stock and we will reserve it for you to avoid holiday rush. Reserve as a precaution and ensure availability.
Prisoners Could Serve Single Five Year Term Under Plan
The article explains a proposal to standardize confinement by issuing one five year term instead of multiple consecutive sentences. It notes many inmates are already serving sequences of terms whose order is not specified by courts.
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Kiing Alsert
Rong Haakont
Christian
Alexandra
London
Ing George
England
King Albert
Belgium
King Haakon
Denmark
King Christian
Norway
Westminster Abbey
Dixie Veterans
Bond
Report International
Smith Bros
Tony Danna
8Th & DeSiard Sts
Louisiana Park
New York
SLU PR
President Coolidge
Adrienne Mayer
Taft
Wilson
Harding
White House
Buzzy Bar
Snane
the Keys To
Studebaker
Society of Automotive Engineers
Rayner Auto Company
Walnut ST
H. W. Rayner
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