Monroe Forms New Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Monroe becomes the second Louisiana city to organize a local unit of the new Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. Miss Ethel Hutson states the state group will expand after Christmas seal efforts, with Oak Grove Delhi Tallulah Leake Providence St Joseph Vidalia Baton Rouge Hammond Covington and Bogalusa active in campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Orleans
Ethel Hutson
State Association
Oak Grove
Delhi
Tallulah
Leake Providence
St. Joseph
Vidalia
Baton Rouge
Hammond
Covington
Bogalusa
Tuberculosis and Pub Health Association
Wes Cemautant
War Monroe
Miss Hutsen
Ruston Notes Highlight Local Holiday Activity and Weekend Views
Ruston notes describe the Ve & P Railroad Park becoming ready for spring grass and brisk holiday shopping in Ruston. Community events include a church gathering at Mrs. Crosby’s home, a handkerchief show for Mrs. Henry, a Christmas rendering, Santa Claus gifts, and residents traveling to Monroe to see Blossom Time at the Sainger Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Dee
Ve & P
T.am. Heory
Thodiss
En KX
Crosby
Why Hadly
H. Horton
P. M. Baets
Savile, Tenn, Pitts
Warren
Mesdames
Thompson
Cupp
Miz
J. H. Mays
Bessie McDonald
Pat Lane
C. C. Alley
Monroa
Sainger Theatre
H.W. Smith
Luke Motley
S. E. McFadden
Arcadia
Clover Feagal
L. M. Feazal
EL Ra
Hescer
Hadze Hag
John Glassell
Merz Wo. Williams
Helen Patricia
Cotton futures move higher on firmer cables and demand
New Orleans and New York cotton markets open steady and trend higher as Liverpool demand firms and US sales of print cloths rise. Traders lift January to 24.10 in New Orleans and March to 24.20 while December edges near 25.83 in New York with bullish sentiment and cooler belt weather expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
York
Dez
Shir Teal
Cortes
Sanaaty
Grain CHICAGO Dee 17 High low Ciere 4tfens
Grain market notes show mixed figures for Chicago bids and receipts with various price stamps and dates. The fragmentary data references May and July values alongside several courtly numbers, indicating a sparse commodity listing page.
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Chicago
Dee
Annual Meeting of Monroe Traffic Association Directors
The Monroe Traffic Association directors met yesterday at 4 p.m. in Bleckbun to hear the treasurer H. G. Fernandez report on progress and set goals for the next year. They planned to continue efforts toward improving river transportation, which was halted at the time.
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Annual Meeting OF Directors Traffic Association
Monroe
H. Dg. Fernandez
Police Court Fines For Various Traffic Violations
At the Police Court many drivers were fined for traffic offenses. Mot Park received 12.50 for at railroad crossing violations followed by Adasis 12.50, Brown 12.80, Offer 12.59 and Wright 150. Watts faced 50, Jenkins 200 for fighting, Taslor 5 for traffic, and Byrd 7 for traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Park
Rairoad Crossing
M. J. Adasis
Same
Sam Brown
Carl Offer
Nathan Wright
Tom. Watts
Dave Jenkins
Hien Taslor
W.ot. Byrd
Sheriff Sale in Ouachita Parish Seizes Candy Co Assets
Milton Coverdale sheriff announces a civil sale by writ from the Sixth District Court Ouachita Parish. On December 20 1924 at the Monroe court house front steps items including a Ford car ice cream equipment cabinets scales and a cash register will be sold cash with appraisal benefit to the highest bidder. The property belongs to U S Candy Ice Cream Co Inc and Mrs Waterman et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Sale
J. OS
Monroe
Louisiana
Fife
Milton Coverdale
Mighty 16 000 Pound Tank Raised To Roof
The Eanon's Transfer and Star Co. completed a hazardous lift in six days, raising a 16 000 pound water storage tank 24 by 8 feet to the roof of a new eleven story Palace building on DeSiard street. The tank holds about thirty thousand gallons for fire protection and loomed above the crowd as cables steadied the swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanon
Transfer and Star Co
DeSiard Street
Rais
Kiwanis Club Chooses Officers In Annual Election
The Kiwanis Club held its annual election selecting Rev. Frank Trippy for president with Clark Fauwik and J. Bh. Walsworth as vice presidents. Directors named include T. O. Brown, Harry Hubb, W. B. Asars, Gen. Lowery, J. Bb. Doughtie, Athest Marx, and Herman Masur. District trustee Hon. Persy Sane del elected. Meeting delayed to accommodate members traveling for Eve activities.
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Newants
Tada
Dne Arlicere
Tog F Wat
Frank Trippy
Clark Fauwik
J. Bh. Walsworth
Smuggling Ring Allegedly Tapped Weehawken Docks
A New Jersey case alleges up to 50 million dollars in liquor landed at Weehawken with grafted policemen acting in concert with smugglers. Reports describe signal lights from the town hall belfry guiding unloads and dockside transfers, with indictments already defined against involved officers.
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Paolograpoic
Weehawken
N. J
Bryan Hurt While Working on Third Street House
A carpenter Regan and fellow workers tore down and rebuilt at Third and Straut when a floor collapse injures Bryan. He suffers facial and shoulder injuries, rushed to Sanitar hospital. Other workers, including O L 4, receive minor traumas. condition of some patients improves with treatment.
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Bryan Hurt
Regan
Brian Wa
Sanitar Cn
Bryac
Fudd
Plans of Work for Parishes Discussed at Annual Meeting
Formulation of parish work plans to be discussed by R Strahan and Mr ae respertively at Bisa Roupe during the week of January 7. Representatives will meet to outline demonstrations and annual plans for the new year.
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R. Strahan
Mrae
Bisa Roupe
Nodes Brothers B Sedan with balloon tires sold
Classified note states Nodes Brothers B Sedan with balloon tires priced at 31 255.00 was delivered. The ad promotes investing in News Star classified ads for dividends.
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Nodes Brothers B
Dodge Brothers B
W O W Elects Officers for Coming Year
A Delta district gathering initiated new members and elected officers for the year ahead. Council J R Patagna advised by C He Hartman. Banker Dr Roy Carns. Clerk M We Jarcott. Escort E F Moch. Sentry E T Hunnicutt. Past Call Louis Baur. Directors named: Paul J Newman, W M Leng, F E Sample. Funds from Don Kennedy reception benefited the W UO funeral fund.
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Council
J. R. Patagna
C. He. Hartman
Roy Carns
M. We Jarcott
E. F. Moch
E. T. Hunnicutt
Louis Baur
Dodge Brothers B Sedan with Balloon Tires Price
Dodge Brothers B sedan equipped with balloon tires listed at 1255 dollars. The short note indicates a single vehicle sale listing with its price.
Coca Cola King Asa Candier Reconciles With Wife
Asa G Candier of Atlanta Georgia a multi millionaire Coca Cola magnate has reconciled with his young wife. The article notes a pending divorce action will be withdrawn and mentions national naval funding and army barracks construction as context.
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Asa G. Candier
Atlanta
Swamp’s Edge Near Drilling in Oil Prospect
The article notes a new wildcat oil search at Swamp’s Edge about eight miles south of the city in the LaFourche section. A derrick has been erected and drilling started in a few days with local opinion split on the likelihood of success.
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Pat White
Derrick
Monroe
Pat
LaFourche
Ini
West Monroe Plans Christmas Celebration and Scout Meeting
West Monroe will hold a town hall session at 7 39 p m Friday to coordinate plans for a community Christmas celebration across the river. The same evening a Boy Scouts of West Monroe meeting at the town hall will advance important upcoming work for the organization.
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West Monroe
Boy Scouts of
Town Hall
Police and Tax Day Briefs From District Court District
Night desk Sergeant H. B. Parker and City Detective L. Vo Tarver were reported sick this morning. Poll tax collections begin, with hundreds still due. District Attorney Garrett heads to Bastrop this afternoon. Sheriff Naff conducted a major raid near Mer Rouge on Monday, seizing four African Americans and a large quantity of liquor.
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L. Vo Tarver
Garrett
Bastrop
Naff
Mer Rouge
Famous Violinist Receives Threat Letter in Paris
Austrian violinist Fritz Kreisler, about to start a Paris recital, received a death threat claiming to be from three discharged officials with starving families. The note demanded $700 and warned of an accidental shooting if unpaid.
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Paris
Fritz Kreisler
S“Ings
Vienna
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T. B. Ass'n
Ruston Notes
Ark Cotton
Kinson Co
Palace
Kiwanis Club
Lael
Carpenter
O. L
Ternal Hut
H. H. Boyd Co., Inc
Jackson
DeSiard
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