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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
3
The third annual parish poultry show awarded numerous ribbons as exhibitors showcased their stock. The event, held at the Meat Beed Or cy, drew attention to the quality and variety of entries. Attendees noted strong displays from several stockholders and judges praised overall workmanship and adherence to standards.
The document outlines corporate structure and purposes for a general merchandising corporation including manufacturing, importing, exporting, and selling goods. It details board governance, bylaws, and duties, then abruptly shifts to a smoking guide with temperature ranges, times, and methods for meat curing and aging under varying weather conditions.
That event, likely the final canning demonstration of the season, will be led by Mrs. Jewel McQuiller at the home of T. Pooser on Calhoun road. The public is invited to attend.
The Subscribers 10 Local Phone Co reports a total of 2750 subscribers after recent growth. The company notes continued expansion and hopes to attract more customers in coming months as service reach broadens.
Report from the Louisiana Association of Credit Men outlining agenda items and organizational updates. The document lists officers, committees, and planned discussions on credit practices, collection rules, and member coordination.
Residents urged to travel to Baton Rouge January 5 to 13 1925 for University events and demonstrations. The notices promote health counters and poultry shows with canning and meat processing demos, fitness contests, and music piano sales from Kaliski Music Co. Limited Monroe.
A former Monroe resident died in North Carolina and was buried here. The body arrived Tuesday and interment followed at the local cemetery after travels from the station. The deceased had lived in Monroe most of his life.
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