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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
6
Readable parts indicate a local notice referencing an event or sale with unclear names and dates. Exact location and actions are obscured, but the fragment suggests official involvement and a scheduled public action.
Aaron Cleiborne and Sadie Price. R Braswell to J J and J G Findley release of mortgage. J B ng J G Findley to FE R Braswell sale of land. Monroe Building and Loan Association to A Arent release of mortgage. A Arent release of mortgage. T DeMoss to Louis Werner Saw Mill Co sale of land. J FE GMian to M B Higman release of mortgage. M B Higman social mortgage. City Court. Frank O Neal fined 750 dollars for fighting. Bush Campbell fined 12.50 dollars. Catholic Ladies Bazaar Tuesday Ltd Wednesday Ltd fancy work and turkey dinner 50 cents. Your patronage appreciated.
A collage of notices items and ads including livestock prices and sales contact lines for Swale Swayze Market One Horse Cash Grocery and local services. Includes coffee promotions hair work fish and oysters delivery notices postal subscriptions and a generic public notice about trades union requirements and contractor notices. The items reflect a bustling small town market scene with varied goods and local businesses.
Spots middling 4.37 and quiet as Liverpool market closes. Sales show pounds of bales recorded, with no notable price swings or activity noted for the day.
Rayville defeats Mangham 33 to 10 in a cold crowd game. Rayville’s Needham, Salmon, Jones and Cokefort starred with strong guarding and passing while Mangham’s lineup included McCormick Hixon Barber Mulhern and Brown. Referee Geiger of Indiana praised both teams despite the rough conditions.
A new Monroe branch of the American Federation of Labor brings together twelve local unions in Monroe including shop and building trades barbers clerks and street car workers. The council seeks industrial political and social unity, will not call a strike, plans union made goods campaigns and a Labor Day event, and meets at Moose Hall on Grand Street the second and fourth Friday evenings.
All parties holding claims against J G Toutz deceased and his succession are asked to present them. Hudson Potts Bernstein Sholars attorneys advise settlement by the 10th with a 30 day payment plan offered. Woodmen Circle meets Tuesday at Owl's hall for officer elections. Newark December 7 Mayor elect Thomas L Raymond guest of citizens tonight with cross party leadership and speakers.
Chicago reports 901 convictions under the Mann white slave act since enactment. Total prison time reached 1557 years six months and 24 days with fines of 138026.50 dollars. For the year ending June 36, 4235 indictments occurred, 457 convictions, 53 acquittals and 46 cases not pressed.
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