Local Ads Prompt Bargains and Services
Kern's horse shoeing shop offers wagon building to order and talks of bargains. KAKE SHOP advertises 83.00 and 500 windows with specials. Severtgnusiual bartains shown after T hock to night for fleet comers Thursday morning. Young Blaqoad-Poster Fewelry Co. promotes dolls and toys. Phoenix Drug Store invites orders for good wood at reasonable prices. Ring phone 112.
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Kern
Joe Kern
Young Blaqaod
Firet
Toungerlook Poster Jewelry Coo
Local Advertiser Seeks Patronage for Home Journal Offers
A fragmented ad notes a couple living in a tin shop asking for patronage for Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post memberships. It lists phone numbers 122 and 979 and mentions services with the fire department referenced.
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Armory
Fire Department
W. Rameey
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and Iron Mountain Bakery Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as invigorating for all ages and promises blood enrichment. It also promotes Iron Mountain Bakery fruit cakes available in various sizes with advance or immediate delivery.
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Grove
MARITAL AND PROPERTY RECORDS WITH FINE LISTINGS
Parish and City Courts records include marriage licenses between J. E. Walker and Mamie Farmer, Eben F. Morgan and Pearle Larche, and others. Documents filed show land sales, timber and mortgage releases, and partial releases by banks and associations. Fines range for public disturbances and fighting offenses amid notices for boxing card in Butte.
Racket Store Ad Sells Holiday Goods and Turkeys
Local ad touts Christmas gifts from Smith Bros. LTD and Copeland's Cash Grocery. Highlights include drums horns halls books and Bible stories as well as turkeys chickens eggs and country butter. Shoppers are urged to hurry in and save.
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Copeland
Copeland's
Morris residence with barns and pasture estate listing
Property listing shows a Morris residence featuring two large barns and twenty acres of pasture. Mention notes N. G. Tippett, 17-11.
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J. BE. Morris
N. G. Tippett
Cotton market report from New Orleans December 17 1913
New Orleans prices show 13 cents spot while sales reach 3328 bales. The brief list includes January May and various futures or quotes with values around 12.68 to 12.97 and a mech reading near .9297, indicating market activity and closing figures.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool market notes on cotton sales and prices
Liverpool market report shows 8000 bales traded in February to March with price range 6.83 to 6.84 and Matcusa Be 4 scles priced 6.85 to 6.86.
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Liverpool
Grain Market Report from St. Louis Dated December 17 1933
The report lists prices for corn oats pork lard and other commodities with bid and ask figures across May July and December contracts. It shows weekly fluctuations and inter-month comparisons reflecting market activity in mid December 1933.
Cotton Market Fluctuates Amid Mixed U.S. and Liverpool Signals
Wires from New Orleans report erratic cotton prices with an early March contract at 12.97 then 12.73 amid hedging and scant selling. British markets show improved Liverpool and Manchester tones, suggesting a prospective bullish move as gin receipts and weekly stats loom.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Liverpool
Manchester
Bankrupt Simon Goldman Seeks Discharge in Louisiana Court
In the Western District of Louisiana Monroe Division Simon Goldman of Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana files a petition for discharge under bankruptcy number 868 noting the date February 16 1912 and awaiting action by Judge Afeck Boarman.
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Robert M. Breard, JR
Western District
Louisiana
A. D
R. H. Oliver, Jr
Monroe
Monroe News- Star
United States of America
Western District of Louisiana
United States District Court
Simon Goldman
Afeck Boarman
District Court of the United States
Ouachita
Trial Delay Hits Senator Hobbs Bribery Case
Vicksburg December 17 The trial of State Senator Hobbs on a bribery charge is postponed as the defense challenges A W Shands appointment and contends Judge Mounger recused himself without cause. Shands remains ready to take duties once the legal issue is resolved.
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Associated Press
Vicksburg
A. W. Shands
Hobbs
Mounger
Shands
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Nyai Drug Store
Allen’ S Pharmacy
Phoenx Drug Store
J. G. Bell
Iron Mountain Bakery
R.L. Smith
I. C. Mangham
Grammont Street
Phoenix Drug Store
Phoenix Drug Co
Sarah Robinson
Oklahoma City
Mrs
George Slattery
de. J. G. Bell
PF. O. Bey
P. G. University
Hell & Denny
Imo
J. E. Walker
Miss Mamie Farmer
Eben F. Morgan and
Miss Pearle
Robert Willson Williams
Marion Lee Russell
Willie Green
Josephine Cann
J. T. Cunninghams
Hill
M. Lolley
J. A. White
W. W. Neal
I. N. Larche
W. Pires
J. W. Telbird
W. D. Wilbanks
Killoden Planting Co
A. Cc. Call
B. Lowe
O. and
C. Shelby
Et Als
H. T Benoit
Monroe Building and Loan Association
W. G. Saunders
Kate Brigham
A. H. Bernhardt
T. <. Evans
T. E. Flournoy
M. L Saunders
J. W. Tolbird
P. Gray
W. H. Ellis
Ouachita National Bank
Lallie H. Petrie
City Court
Jim Johnson
Silas Hunt
J. Orr
W. Perry
Lawrence White
Monroe Messenger Service
W. A. Hatch
Cosper
Petroskey
Benz
Butte
Mont
Sailor Petros- Key
San Francisco
Lee Benz
Fime
Smith Bros. Ltd
Elsie ST Leon
Bingo
Circus
Sugar's Theatre
Calypso
Jackson
Garretson
Oak Street
Cumberland
J.e.morgan & Bro
Gulf Refining Co
West Monroe
Chicago
Whelat— Bgc
New So
May
JGR
Raby
Mayo
Riks— Sor. Cies Oh
Vlaozt
St. Louis
Aio
Dee
Peuchasis Rect
Windes’ Daily
Augusta
Norfolk
Savannah
Census Bureau
Aleck Boarman
Shreveport
Leroy B. Gulotta
N.O. Cotton S
Harman 6 CO
North Louisiana
New York Cotton Exchange
Hayward & Clark
Carpenter, Bagget & Co
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Benjamin
Buck
Jno. B. Stetson
Jas. A. Banister
Packard
Pullman Shippers
Gloria
Fox
Skunk
Martin
Lynx
Lisle
the Famous Company, Ltd
News-Star
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