Letters From Readers On Topics Policy and Requests
The News Star outlines its policy for letters from readers. It states the newspaper accepts no responsibility for reader views and prints letters for general interest. Readers are welcome but must sign letters, and the editor may abridge to fit space constraints.
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The
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Letters show readers defend vaccination and faith values
A Monroe News-Star exchange from December 1923 includes a critique of a reader’s vaccination stance, praising the Irby brothers newsboys and debating religious views on medicine. The letter references vaccination, divine healing, and public health, urging tolerance and Christian ideals in health debates.
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Monroe
Monroe News-Star
H. C. Erin
Orphanage thanks readers for generous railroad aid
F C Flowers Supt La Baptist Orphanage expresses gratitude for last week’s broad help. He notes rail towns sent provisions by car including Riverton Columbia Grayson Clarks Kelly Standard Olla Urania Tullos Rochelle Georgetown Selma Pollock Tioga and Monroe. He also mentions a funded water well and announces opening hours at The Palace.
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Gtar
Monroe
Columbia
Grayson
Clarks
Kelly
Standard
Olla
Urania
Tullos
Rochelle
Georgetown
Selma
Pollock
Tioga
Three Small Wells Completed in Ouachita for Carbon Interests
Drilling in Ouachita parish Monroe gas fields reports three small wells completed. Core No 1 Fortuna Oil company section 85-204 yields 5 174 million cf daily at 2164 ft. Collens No 1 Hesterman Interests section 31-19-5 yields 2 907 million cf daily at 2213 ft. Chester Carbon reports a small well at section 22-19-5. Production activity noted with two locations where drilling started.
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Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Fortuna Ofl Company
Collens No
Hesterman Interests
Chester Carbon Company
Ouachica Parish
Duofold Union Suits Sold at Closing Out Sale
Thursday at The Palace D. L. Cromwell advertises Duofold Union Suits in a closing out sale priced at 3.29 dollars with date 19-3t.
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D. L. Cromwell’s
the Palace
D. L. Cromwell
Monroe Traffic Regulations Cut Accidents by Half
Judge Charles Schulze reports a fifty percent drop in traffic accidents since Monroe adopted new rules that took effect October 14. Wednesday court sessions show 30 to 40 offenders per day for violations, with minimum penalties of five dollars and stay of sentences pending future behavior.
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Monroe
Charles Schulze
Greek King and Queen Leave Athens for Romania
King George and Queen Elizabeth, obeying the government, departed Athens aboard the steamship Daphne at 4 45 am for Romania.
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Greece
Athens
George
Elizabeth
Daphne
Romania
Aging Couple Checks Out After Lone Caller Deceit
In North Carolina, Mrs. Berton S. Tucker, 85, and her younger husband left the Belvedere Hotel in Southern Pines after a man claiming to be Frank Welsh, a clerk, phoned from a long distance to relay the information. The report notes the hoax led to their early departure.
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Rareigh
N. C
Berton S. Tucker
Belvedere
Southern Pine
Frank Welsh
Aly
Bouanchaud Opens Northeast Louisiana Campaign Tour
Lieutenant-Governor Hewitt Bouanchaud begins a tour through Union Morehouse and Ouachita parishes. He spoke at Farmerville today and plans Mer Rouge Bastrop appearances tomorrow with mayoral hosts introducing him. He travels from Alexandria via Bernice to Monroe finishing with a theater address Friday.
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Union
Morehouse
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Hewitt Bouanchaud
Farmerville
Union Parish
Bouanchaud
Morehouse Parish
Mer Rouge
Court
Bastrop
Robert L. Dade Havin
J. W. Ludlum
Alexandria
Rock Island Railroad
Northeast Louisiana
Bernice
J. S. Dykes
Guv. Bouanchaud
Vienna Abounds in Game As Winter Season Opens
Vienna markets overflow with partridges and pheasants as winter sets in. The hare drive is in full swing with large ring drives using up to 50 guns, and hares weighing six to 12 pounds are a staple food. In one day around 1,000 hares can be killed in massive drives.
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Vienna
A. P
Titian Venus and Adonis Found to Be Early Masterpiece
London reports a studio copy of Titian's Venus and Adonis in the National Gallery is revealed as the painter's first experimental version. The work shows Titian's transition between Bacchus and Ariadne and the later Mother and Child, differing from the Madrid piece.
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Adam
Mr. Erwin
God
Moses
Christ Jesus
London
A. P
Titian
Venus
Adonis
National Gallery
Madrid
Bacchus
Ariadne
Vienna publishers seek relief from paper trust
Bi Sai Publishers urge government aid to offset postwar newsprint costs 50 percent higher than prewar levels. They cite labor expenses as adding to financial strain on Vienna newspapers.
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Bi Sai
Vienna
German Schools Close Amid Economic Strain
Berlin reports many German schools close or relocate as the economy tightens and living costs drop in rural districts.
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Berlin
A. P
Filipinos Efficient in English Bar Examinations
Manila reports 634 candidates took the bar tests with 270 asking for English law exams. The English section produced the highest pass rate, but only 196 candidates ultimately passed.
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Manila
Mobile Officials Arrested in Prohibition Violations
U S marshals arrested Sheriff Paul Cazelas former sheriff W H Holcombe Jr deputy sheriffs and F W Boykin in Mobile for alleged liquor law violations. Indictments accuse Cazelas Holcombe and Boykin of conspiracy to violate prohibition law with charges including bribery and resisting a federal officer. Four deputy sheriffs Walter Blackman Fred Hudoff G L Donaghue and John Moore are charged with conspiracy to violate the prohibition law.
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Mobile
Ala
Paul Cazelas
W. H. Holcombe, Jr
F. W. Boykin
U. S
Cazelas
Holcombe
Beykin
Walter Blackman
Fred Hudoff
G. L. Donaghue
John Moore
Mobile Police Chief Arrested in Orleans
Mobile chief H J OShaughnessy was arrested in New Orleans on a federal indictment tied to liquor traffic disclosures and returned to Mobile in custody of two U S government operatives. The arrest followed a telegram from Mobile district attorney Aubrey Boyles.
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Mobile
United States
H. J. Wshaughnessy
New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
O’shaughnessy
Aubrey Boyles
Mack Overpeck
Crescent City
Boys Knee Pants Special Lot at 98 Cents
The Civil Service Commission certified Teake W. Dardenne and James W. Rhorer as eligible for postmaster at Plaquemine Louisiana.
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D. L. Cromwell
Associated Press
Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Teake
W. Dardenne
James W. Rhorer
Plaquemine, la
Winter wheat planted on 40.191 million acres this fall
Washington reported December 19 that winter wheat sowing reached 40.191 million acres, 12.6 percent below the revised previous fall. Crop condition on December 1 stood at 88.0 percent of normal, higher than 79.5 percent a year ago and above the ten year average of 86.5.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Belfast picks Hillsborough Castle for Governor General residence
The Ulster government buys Hillsborough Castle in County Down as an official residence for the Governor General the Duke of Abercorn. Baron’s Court nearby is too remote from Belfast, and Hillsborough Castle is famed as a historic Downshire mansion.
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Belfast
Ulster Government
Hillsborough Castle
County Down
Duke of Abercorn
Best Known Realty Closing and Lease Notice in Ouachita Parish
Public record in Ouachita Parish Louisiana states D L Cromwell involved in liquidation of business fixtures and store lease. charter millsaps Realty Co Inc listed. Notary public attested on the date with witnesses present, noting sale and lease actions.
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D. L. Cromwell
Charter Millsaps Realty Co., Inc
State of
Louisiana
Parish
Ouachta
Millsaps Realty Company Inc Chartered in Monroe Louisiana
The Millsaps Realty Company, Inc. is chartered in Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana for a fifty year term. It aims to acquire and sell real estate and farm property, own livestock and machinery, borrow money, issue notes and bonds, and operate as a general trading corporation with a five member board of directors.
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Jesus
Thompson
Rotary
Board of Health
Pisbly
Millsaps Realty Company, Inc
City of
Montroe
Parish
Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Mary L. Millsaps
P. M. Atkins
G. G. Weaks
Monroe
H. A. Millsaps
W. C. Youngblood
Board of Directors
C. P. Guerriero, Jr
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