City Court Fines For Traffic Violations And Vagrancy
Seven persons were fined in city court by Judge W. M Harper for traffic violations and related offenses. Fines included one dollar for defective lighting, 25 dollars and 250 dollars for speeding, 7.50 for drunk and disorderly conduct, and 100 dollars for carrying concealed weapons with suspensions. Powell and Johnson were sentenced to sixty days in jail for vagrancy. An unrelated line notes that 95 percent of U S business is conducted on credit.
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W. M Harper
Melvin Moore
Ben Ray
Jesse Powell
Mack Johnson
Toy benefit show at Capitol theater offers admission with toy
A Saturday 10 am event at Capitol theater invites city children up to 15 to donate a toy for admission and distribution to less privileged kids during the holidays. Schools in Monroe and West Monroe promote the benefit, backed by theater management. The note mentions two films and a large golf player population in the U S.
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Capitol Theater
William Boyd
Jimmie Ellison
Monroe
West Monroe
Minstrel Show Rehearsal Tonight In Monroe
The Missouri Pacific booster club youth minstrel rehearsal moves to Central Grammar school auditorium at 7 p.m. due to the Ouachita avenue clubhouse being used for a booster meeting. The December 10 benefit for the Good Fellows Fund aims to raise a substantial sum with top Monroe and West Monroe talent.
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Ouachita Avenue
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Women's Auxiliary
Central Grammar School
Good Fellows Fund
Paul J. Newman
Monroe
West Monroe
TEFLIS GROTTO MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7
Teflis Grotto will hold an important meeting at the Masonic temple Friday at 7 45 p m Following the meeting the women's organization will serve a box supper An entertainment string band will play after refreshments The business session will discuss the Southwest Grotto convention in Monroe on Labor Day 1937 Monarch Henry C Ray Jr desires all members attend
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Teflis Grotto
Masonic Temple
Monroe
Henry C. Ray, Jr
How Washington Park Got Its First Kangaroo
Curious World Today notes the National Zoological Park in Washington D C began with a pioneering marsupial import. The article details the origins of its first kangaroo and the circumstances surrounding its arrival and display.
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National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Across crossword puzzle clues and answers mixed text
A scrambled crossword puzzle grid with clues and partial answers listed for a variety of across and down entries. The fragment includes hints such as Hoot of the University of Maine and Indian wigwam, along with miscellaneous terms like real estate and quarterly phrases.
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University of Maine
Enmlog
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