Christmas Banquet at Bank With Dishes A La Goodlet
A historic luncheon at Leon's on December 18 1919 featured a humorous menu titled A La Goodlet with witty names and cookery bits. The event listed staff including Atkins Breard Dixon Drew Elkins Gardner and Wade along with a toast hoping the president becomes the next governor.
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Dhouses
Waehburn
Breard
Proral Larede
Beanen
Mr. Taliaferro
Hayden—Selig
Wade
Heinie
Smith
Selig
Washburn
Myatt
Dixon
Drew
Atkins
Cathouse
Taliaferro
Newhall
Santa Claus
New Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE Overland Touring car first class mechanical condition Cheap Owner leaving town Act quickly if you want it Phone 2% 19-31 FOR RENT Furnished apartments 413 Wood St FOR SALE House in desirable neighborhood close in seven large rooms two baths porches double garage FOR SALE Five passenger Paige little eight wire wheels four new tires run four thousand miles Phone 485 19-61 LOST S A E fraternity pin engraved S J H reward return to News-Star 19-31 FOR RENT Furnished rooms Apply Mrs C W Cooper or phone 1375 Lost Between Monroe and Lenwi s Saw mill red leather sample case property of The American Tobacco Co containing order books and other papers Finder please return to Wexler Game or Wholesale Gro Co and get reward C L BAKER 12 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished bed rooms or two adjoining rooms for light housekeeping 710 Grammont St 19st FOR SALE Two story house contains nine living rooms bath pantry screened porch back and front galleries gas heat parquette flooring down stairs lot 62 by 140 feet to an alley corner Pine and Second Streets Monroe La at 9000 Some terms if desired possession February 1st 1930 Apply to Mrs A B Tissing ton Muskogee Okla 1861
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Monroe
Lenwisl
Amercan Tobacco Co
Wexler Game
Gro. Co
C. L. Baker
Pine
Second Streets
A B. Tissington
Muskogee
Okla
Public Sentiment Pushes Packers From Wholesale Grocery Trade
The latest move against the packers ends their wholesale grocery operations, seen as the crystallization of long running public sentiment.
Government seals pact with meat packers to curb monopoly
The decree binds Swift Armour Morris Wilson and Cudahy to exit retail meat, end unrelated lines, and abandon branch distribution. It places them under federal court supervision for two years, targets 87 corporations and 49 individuals, and aims to cut meat price manipulation while lawmakers press for further regulation.
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Washington
Treat
Wilson
Swift
Armour
Morris
Cudahy
United States District Court
United States
District Courts
Gemer
Otheral Arno Corioe GY
defaTaNl
No Freight Rate Cut Tied to Car Availability
Washington dispatch reports the Shipping Board will not drastically cut freight rates due to difficulties in securing government vessels. Officials cite cargo shortages caused by foreign exchange conditions and restrictions on convoys.
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Washington
Carrey Povernment Veesels
Shipping Board
Classified 24 mme Newa Stim Helps Find Renter
A brief classified note announces Newa Stim to locate a renter for a vacant unit. It highlights fast matching, local listings, and contact details for inquiries.
Aswell and Thompson at Shreveport rally Parker debate
In Shreveport at the Grand Opera House Democratic leaders Aswell and Thompson addressed a crowd in support of Frank Stubbs for governor. They contrasted Parker with party unity, criticized Parker’s party changes, and urged voters to back a candidate who would unite city and country and advance Democratic interests.
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Shreveport
the Times
Independent Oil and Gas Producers’ Association
Gere
Oklahomaa
Grand Opera House
Jones B. Aswell
W. BR. Thompson
New Orleans
Frank P. Stubbs
Tully
Cot Stubbs
Judge Gilbert
Sanders
Tarnre
Judes
G. Peamer
Aeed
Thomas C. Barret
Homer
Claiborne Parish
John M. Parker
Progressive Hull Moose
Parker
Palmer
Barrewes
Wilkinson
Act
Provernor
John Mr Parker
Walker
Orlean
Louisiana
Masha
Shams
Wei H Fender
Wei H Fender Col Frask Po Stubbs
Sehele
Tomiget
Frank Stubbs
Maronte
Thompson
Printing ban in Ottawa raises protest by publishers
A garbled report notes tension as publishers in Ottawa protest a government or industry ban. Despite warnings, some presses refuse to comply while authorities review the regulation and possible enforcement actions.
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Chase-Amman Drug CO
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OWL Grocery Company
E. H. Lively
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James M. Fream
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Waa
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