Social notes from Monroe area visitors and events
Social column records numerous visits and trips by residents including Mr. B. L. Moody in Dothan Alabama and Miss Dot Marx among upcoming winter brides. It notes Christmas preparations at City School, Thanksgiving-like church events, and hospital news as Prof. Byrd undergoes throat surgery with uncertain outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipp Marx
Dot Marx
A. A. Gunby
New Orleans
Sam Standifer
Sarah
Gunby
Miss Olive
Sophie Newcombe College
Pauline McFee
Shreveport
Prof
C. E. Byrd
Prof. Byrd
Five Hundred Card Club Hosts and Dixie Girls Meet
Mrs. Barney J. Sugar hosted a Five Hundred session with a two course luncheon and prizes won by Mrs. I. Kuhn and Miss Madeline Marx. The Dixie Girls held an officer election and donated to Camp Nichols after paying uniforms and hosting a theater outing. Mrs. R. L. Morris entertained a second Five Hundred group with prizes awarded and a lavish two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney J. Sugar
I. Kuhn
Madeline Marx
Gussie Wolff
Mesdimes
H. Haas
H. Marx
H. R. Speed
Maud Flowers
Alexandria
Miss Flowers
Lila Moore
Margaret Tissington
Edith Hudson
Mary Reiser
Sarah Robinette
Mabel Gregg
Mesdames Phil Chauvin
R. L. Morris
J. T. Austin
G. P. Stubbs
Dixie Girls
W. H. de Graffenreid
Lady Bird Ruffin
Camp Nichols
Sperling
Grand Street Theatre
Neilie Bynum
Claire DeGraffenreid
Stella Courtney
Pearl Roscoe
Ruth Webb
Ruth Atkinson
Financial Secetary
Liaine DeGraffenreid
Mrs. Morris
Misses Burnie Handy
Edith Gunby
Sarah Gunby
Helen Chauvin
Olivette Broadway
Alice Nelson
Mesdame
Frank Farmer
Foster
B. W. Sperry
H. D. Briggs
F. G. Hudson, Jr
J. Clayton Johnson
P. HB. Chauvin
J.T. Austis
Millsaps
P. Atkins
B. Dawkins
Byrnie Handy
Middle Man Interesting Comments Cold Storage Goods
Secretary Wilson comments on middleman roles in cold storage goods. Policy may affect distribution and pricing. Officials discuss impact on farmers, shippers, and consumers amid trade and storage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Consumer pays one dollar for food who gets the rest
Secretary Wilson reports on a Department of Agriculture study of cold storage effects on food costs and wholesomeness. He urges monthly disclosures of storage receipts and deliveries, notes long storage as rare, and highlights rising prices for butter and eggs while warning of speculative trends. He previews broader reforms and farm practices, including soil conservation and plant trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
United States
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Idaho
California
Sahars
Forestry Bureau
Smile a Few and Boost a Bit in War-Time Cheer
A hopeful exhortation urges readers to stop gloom and join in with upbeat songs and marching. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a nightly cold ward and includes a quip about warming feet in hot water before bed, noting it is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Arizona's First Election Set for State Officials
Arizona voters will decide next Tuesday on a full slate of state officials including two U.S. senators subject to legislative ratification, a congressional representative, supreme court members, district judges, state lawmakers, county and precinct officers, and a ballot measure to remove the judicial recall from the state constitution. The outcome will determine whether Arizona can join the Union, with three major party tickets Democratic Republican and Socialist fielding candidates such as Governor contenders George W. Hunt for the Democrats and Edward W. Wells for the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Arizona Shell
George W. Hunt
Globe
Edward W. Wells
Prescot
Arizona Senate and House Candidates Face Off in Eclipse of Races
The Republicans push to gain control of the legislature with Ralph Cameron and Hoval A. Smith as senate hopefuls while Democrats back Henry F. Ashurst and Marcus Smith for the two senate seats. In the House, Mulford Winsor, John Williams, and John Halberg contest. Socialists nominate E Johnson and E Simonton. Results likely delayed due to crowded field. A local ad promotes Chamberlain's liniment for sprains and rheumatic pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socta
Isit
Guetine
Grove
Rep Blicans
United States
Ralph Cameron
Territorial
Hoval A. Smith
Bisbee
Henry F. Ashurst
Prescott
Marcus Smith
Tucson
E. Johnson
E. B. Simonton
Globe
Congress
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Mr. B. L. Moody
Dothan, Ala
J. N. Hicks
Moseley's Bluff
Monroe
C. W. Parnell
Calhoun
John Keller
Collinston
J. M. Bennett
Blankston
Mr. Belknap
Greenville
J. Arthur Smith
J. S. Stevens
Sterlington
Wiley Mangham
Frank McCormick
J. R. Myrick
Girard
Rirs
J. M. Munholland
West Side
J. B. Hays
Parish
Baton Rouge
Clem Jackson
Sibney
Mr. Jackson
J. C. Montgomery
Jackson
T. Craighton
Minden
Monroe Sand and Gravel Company
Hopkinsville
Craighton
Methodist Church
Curiey
Myrtle Young
Calypso
THE
Lyceum Orchestra
Curt Wiehe
Musical Director
St. John St
Cumberland Phone
Just
Rexall
Monroe Drug Company
American Salvation Army
Grammont Street
A. L. Gordon
I, Adil
Seminaay Sour
Penick & Foro. Lr
Mulford Winsor
Yuma
John
Wiliams
John Halberg
Jerome
Chamberlain's
Famous Co.Ltd
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the Old Spring Distilling CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
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