Centennial notes among Boston and Watertown women charities
Two women groups marking centennials in Massachusetts with Colonial dress dinners. The oldest Boston sewing society traces service to the War of 1812 and Civil War relief, while Watertown’s Relief Society began in 1816 amid famine. Also highlights lobbying by National American Woman Suffrage Association figures and notable women tennis players and leaders in New York and Missouri.
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Ent Society
Boston
S Society For the Relief of
K. of
Watertown
Mass
Arma
Walter McNab Miller
Bla
Washington
National American Womaffrage Association
Plaas
Congress
Neral Federation of Women’s
iMour Public Health
Lea
Missouri Equal Suffrage Lation
Plas America
Etry
Stella Fedt
Ir Edward
Mise
Ivelyn
Posto Mirs
Anita Meyers
Bes
Livingston Thia
Ma Warner
New Leimal
Martha
Pittenburs
Eleanors Lcave Ii
Harger
Mies Flor
Sutton
George Wightman
Marshall McLean
Miss Casee
Seabon
Edward Raymould
Mise Bjurstedt
Vanderhoe
Mise Evelyn Sears
Mies
Is Casino
Politan
Pelican Invitation
Ylvania
Dominion
Vic
Clay Court
Great Lakes
New Jersey
Rockaway
York Lawn Tenns Club
Arthur M. Pedge
Womnne
New
Hartford
Conn
Vascar
Sheila
Woman
Dodge
Lfe
Wat
Af Iwas
of Guy Nurseries
New York
of Issaie Sige
Local 400 meets on fourth Sundays monthly
The Local 400 union schedules meetings for the fourth Sunday of each month under President J. Gernon with Secretary H. N. Sitbiey Jr. and Box 228 contact. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 445 meets the first and third Tuesdays at City Wall, led by President T. J. Calhoun and officers C. Coleman vice president, G. Sutherlin secretary, and Geo W. McCormick treasurer based in Monroe, Louisiana.
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Monroe
Amalgamated Association of Street & Bluetrip Railway Employees of America
Ball
James Tulson
H. Hanchey
B. Carroll
J. Gernon
H. N. Sitbiey, Jr
P. G. Box
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
City Wall
T. J. Calhoun
BE. C. Coleman
Sutherlin
Geo W. McCormick
Birds Destroy Cotton Boll Weevil
Washington Dee 16 At least 66 bird species in the Southeastern United States help destroy the cotton boll weevil and many other crop pests. The U S Department of Agriculture notes birds such as orioles and swallows actively feed on pests in cotton, corn, berries, and grasslands, with wintering birds like blackbirds and wrens providing ongoing control. The study urges farmers to protect feathered allies, as birds contribute significantly to agriculture. bulletin 745 is available free while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Southeast
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
First Auto Inauguration Parade In Florida
Tallahassee on December 18 1912 announces an automobile inauguration parade for Governor elect Sidney J Catts two weeks hence. The plan replaces the usual military display with car motor cavalcade reflecting the new governor a minister of the gospel and invites every Florida county to participate with its own automobile units.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Sidney J. Catts
Florida
Catts
Notice of License Applications in Monroe Louisiana
I have secured a petition and applied to the Mayor and City Council of Monroe Louisiana for a license to operate a bar room and sale of intoxicating liquors at the Hotel Monroe bar on South Grand street. Also a petition for a mail order, wholesale and retail liquor business at 1712 214 South Grand street in Monroe Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Louisiana
South Grand Street
Hotel Monroe Bar
Doughtie Hotel CO
UTD
J. E. Doughtie
Sheriff's Sale in Louisiana Seizure of Property Proceeding
The Sixth District Court in Ouncchita Parish Louisiana will sell on December 30 1916 at the Monroe Court House front door a tract described as the northeast quarter of a northeast quarter Section Seventeen North One East containing forty acres more or less. Property seized under a Fi Fa in the suit Pipes versus Stewart with cash terms and appraisal costs. A remnant notice for rooms appears in the News Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouncchita
Sixth District Court
W. Pipes
Benjamin Stewart
Monroe
Louisiana
Section Township
Satl
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Ouachita National Bank of
Dixie Bedding Co
Harve M. Wheeler Ler. CO
Jonesville
Motor Barber College
New Orleans
Nice Beas
Grammont and
Seventh Streets
Herman Masur
Oak Street
W. A. Walker
Walker Bros
M.D. Swayze
Wood Street
West Monroe
Stovall's Sales Co
North Third Street
Golinieeks
Front Street
BB. M. Hudson
Western Star
Walnut Street
B. L. Neville
J. D Ossiny
Moarce Courell
Mewa
Faunt le Roy
Ll. I. M
Dr. G
Monros Commandery
Knights Templar
Moeta
W. Washburn
Surginor
Leslie Il. McGuire
Order of Eastern Star
Orst
Third Montes
Katherine Strong
Worthy Midtron
Slonewall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
John Street
W. T. Baker
D. W. Faulk
Miro
Knights of K
Knights of Fythias Hall
C. B. Faulk
C. A. Nenney
Lodgs Hall
Eagie’s
Chas. Schulze
John J. Mullin
Ovrehite Valley
Wootmen of
Owls’ Hall
Bilacknon
C. Garvey
Merce Lodge
O. Elkis
tLodge
WH. DoGraffenried
Bunstéd Euler
F. B. Surgaine
Ouachita Lodge No
Odd Fellows
Sirory
Thos. Lammon
Fr. L. Reeks
Monroe Ariel
Order of Eagies
Lodge Dall
Dennard Street
Sugars Theatre
Godge
C. P. Guerriero
Joan
Dearen Cornelia
Hugh Bigger
H. Turner
George L. Wood
A. W. Carroll
Conen Cormmanter
W A. Kirkgarrick
Clark
C. Amman
Gathelic Knights of America
Catholic Bell
J. Bb. Laexin
W. A. O'Relly
A. G. Ye
W. Ppdenwick
W. A Kelly
Wasree
Seas
Y. M . Hall
Jackson Street
Ford Levi
Lnline Society of Cristetora
Celwmne
Eagle's Hall
M. VF. Varino
Joe Bampognaro
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Amerisa
Moose Hall
Booth Grace Street
Parlor City Ground
Tor
Weeemea Sireta
Cocoed
Owl's Hell
Salile Morrow
Guardian
Mre Fyaneive
Ciera
St. Joseph
Weatmarnet
Owl Hall
Wewes
Vito
Sasio
Teageb
Shest Metal Workers
Ucion
Meares —Meota
Moose Hai Grand Street
B. Oukiaod
N. Third Street
B. A. McDonald
C. B
Vine Street
B. L. Bravey
Cataipe
Quachita Parish
Glendora
Woodlawn
McGuire
Jno. T. Cole
Stubbs Addition
Henry W. Colbert
Bon Air
Brand
J. P. Parker
J. J. Hendrick &Co
Brokers
North Grand St
Monroe, la
Jno. F. Clark & Co
E. F. Hutton & Co
Thomson & McKinnon
Chicago
Springfield
Manoa
Vicksburg
Mississsppi
Korinaftinen 'Nhasa «An Wilia
Bunn & Betts, Tickerayer
Monroe, Louisiana
M. Ponohog
Pop & Vicksburg, Mississippi
T. A Grant
Ouachita Parish
News-Star
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