Juvenile Protection Report From Menree Parish
The Juvenile Protective Association report for Menree Parish Louisiana covers three months ending November 6. It lists cases by gender with outcomes including settlements, court actions, and pending grand jury matters. Names of local groups and officials are noted as part of administrative records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menree
the Juvenile Protective Association
RB. Price
Price
Wince
Getelover
Beys
Beye
Probation Office Reports October Case Load Drop
Chief Probation Officer Ell Wright notes 59 cases in October with 72 dollars in calls. Whites 42 boys 4 colored boys 2 white girls 6 colored girls 2. majority petty theft. several truancy reports from schools. discussion of pension law and window guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernstein
Strayed or stolen horse sought in local notice
One black four year old horse with clipped mane and a white spot on the forehead and part white on the left hind foot. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery or for return to B. B. Milner at 412 Oak Street St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Milner
Oak Street
Centenary Birth of James M Brown Noted in Commerce History
Across multiple places events of note mark the era. A birthday centennial for James M Brown former twenty fifth president of the New York Chamber of Commerce is observed. Rear Admiral Henry Mayo retires as Atlantic Fleet commander in chief today. Prohibition leaders plan a Washington meeting to back stronger enforcement and an arid cabinet. A push to spend one hundred million dollars yearly for ten years to fund waterway development launches at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Mayo
Dewey
Vermont
Annapolis
Spain
Tampico
Menasco
United States
Vera Cruz
James M. Brown
New York Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Atlantic
Harding
Washington
D. C
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Notable Dates In History And A Stockholders Meeting
A history page lists events from 1820 to 1981 including birth of James M. Brown in 1820 and the Somers wreck in 1840, concert ticket prices in 1850, dogma of the Immaculate Conception in 1854, temperance leader Father Theobald Mathew’s death in 1856, De Quincey’s death in 1859, Boer War action in 1799, and Poincare presenting a baton to Petain in 1018. It ends with a notice that Ouachita Cotton Mills Ltd stockholders meet in Dearoe on January 8th, 1981 to elect directors and conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Brown
New York
Baltimore
Manchester
U. S
Somers
Vera Cruz
Jenny Lind
Theobald Mathew
Queenstown
Tipperary
Ouachita Cotton Mills Ltd
Dearoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver
Menroe and
Oben
Bas
al A
Gouin
Corner Oak and Grand
NEW Drug Store
West Monroe
Monroe
City Drug Store
James Fream
DeSiard Street
Manning & Crowley Paint Store
Chris
Boul
DY Betalling
Ell. Wright
Phoenix Corn Remedy
Phoenix Cruze Sure
LD. C
International Reform Bureau
Washington, D. C
American Warehousemen's Association
Columbus
Ohio State America
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Port Smith
Baptist State Convention of Arkansas
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Moteur Trades Bureau
Wtoertree
Enea
Ganor
St. Lowis
Care News Star
Civil Service
Ranasme Bidg
A. J. Renaud
Pinestree
St. Sohn
Etrest
Wood Street
Davies
Boas
North Fifth Estreet
J. &. Turner
Raent
John Te
Ps . A
Weere
Leon Lr San J. M. Kellogg
Buenkie
Seale Pienteien
Mearee
Ee Road
Ouachita Parish
Se. T. Austin
P. J. Insina’s
Seventh and
Grammont Streets
Dee Ford
Pepe Hardware Co
Nice Home
Hart Street
Ben Leiber
P. Soba
Utley Paint & Wall
LYNCH
Thomas de Quincey
Edinburgh
Bern
Eng
President Poincare
General Petain
Ao Marshal
France
Guy P. Stubbs
Winnsboro Road
Charlie Ballard
Geo. Steele
Presbyterian Church
Arkansas Avenue
News-Star
Margaret V. Jones
North Street
Portsmouth
Robert E. Gaskins
J. E. Lockwood
ENDOM
F. Endom
Sevice Car
St. Telephone
L. L. Smith
Dherty Dania Ge
Lieber & CO
Monroe, LA
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