Local Christmas ads fill Monroe market with bargains
Read Copeland ads as 950 poll taxes paid by noon. Numerous Christmas goods at One Horse Cash, Chase & Collens Co, and M Hermann’s Stall City Market advertise turkeys, candies, and groceries. Monroe notices report Mrs Delia Jowers funeral. J E Larkin promotes Xmas offers. local officials praise Mr Baird’s Cumberland Company leadership and courteous service.
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Copeland
Hermann
J. E. Larkin
Delia Jowers
Frank Carpenter
New Manager Arrives to Lead Cumberland Exchange
Mr. A J Thomas arrives from Crowley to assume management of the local Cumberland exchange, succeeding Mr. T Barton Baird who is transferred to the Shreveport office. Thomas is praised as an efficient manager, while Baird’s Monroe friends regret his departure but celebrate his promotion.
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Baird
Cumberland Company
Monroe
A. J. Thomas
Crowley
Cumberland Exchange
T. Barton Baird
Shreveport
Thomas
Monroe Men Prove Easy Swindle Reported
A letter shows a Beaumont man named E. T. Barry parted from a prior agent and prompts warnings about swindling schemes. Scribes recount contact attempts, include names like HA. W. WALKER and R. A. WEEKS, and mention aliases Chas. Cyde and Dr. Franks in a cautionary note.
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P. S
Chas. Cyde
Franks
E. T. Barry
Fort Worth
Sterling Silver Manicure and Writing Set Sale in Monroe
The shop proclaims the largest and cheapest Sterling Silver lines for manicuring sets writing brushes mirror sets and military brushes with prices from 45.00 to 60.00 and 5.00 per pair for brushes. It highlights silver novelties from 25 cents upward including files shoe hooks pumice bruseries and 50 cents plus for scissors and a broad array of silver novelties and related items. The advertisement invites customers to visit the store to view the extensive offerings.
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Monroe
Thieving youth arrested after South Arkansas spree
A young white man nicknamed Stole Many Knives, Early Black, was captured by Deputy Sheriff Allen of Parkdale after three weeks on the trail for robberies at several stores in Parkdale and beyond. He sold or gave away pocket knives at multiple places, and now faces charges as authorities plan further actions. The report also notes an upcoming reassessment of Thurman Morris Business College and details a Dominion conference schedule in Ottawa.
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Early Black
Arkansas
Allen
Parkdale
Black
Monro e College Equipment Sold to Thurman and Morris
Special announcement states that all equipment of Monroe Commercial College in Monroe Louisiana was purchased by Prof William Thurman and Prof W L Morris, both longtime teachers and managers. Thurman has spent about eighteen years in education including roles as college teacher superintendent of graded schools and head of normal schools. He gave up further details.
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Morris
Commercial College
Monroe
Thurman- Morris Business College
Monroe Commercial College
William Thurman
W. L. Morris
Thurman
Farmers Prepare Theipy Demands Ottawa Convention
Nearly 1,000 representative farmers from western and eastern Canada met in the Grand Opera House Ottawa to adopt a program on tariff legislation reciprocity trade preference government ownership and other major public issues.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Grand Opera House
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Report Highlights
Daily market letters from the New Orleans Cotton Exchange and the New York Cotton Exchange note activity across major markets. Chicago Board of Trade commentary accompanies regional updates on prices and trade tone.
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New Orleans
Hayward & Clark
J. 8
Bache & Co
Carpenter, Baggott & Co
New York
Bartlett & Patten
Chicago
American Apple Congress Opens in Denver
Delegates from twenty states gather in Denver to discuss plans for expanding and developing the U S apple industry with a focus on Western production at the first annual convention of the American Apple Congress.
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Cuss
United States
West
Denver
Ameri
Wanted furnished room for light housekeeping
Advertisement seeks three furnished by room options at the News-Star office address 15 2 with light housekeeping needs and an emphasis on affordable, simple accommodations in a central location.
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Care News Star
News-Star
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