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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
12
Parity payments are mailed at 20 000 daily from Washington to Ouachita parish via F W Spencer noting 1 cent per pound on farm allotments set at 40 percent of the 1928 32 base period. Strahan says arrivals may occur before year end but not before Christmas.
Sleepless nights and headaches from digestion issues claim relief with Magnesia Oxolds tablets. Two tablets after meals and before bed allegedly release oxygen to stimulate digestive juice flow and improve well being. Obtainable from local druggists.
ERA officials announced a new program to employ unemployed residents in Ouachita Parish. The plan aims to provide paid work that yields tangible returns, with projects drawn by ERA engineering staff and local sponsors. Early projects include a community barter and exchange center.
Owensboro residents recall Tom Hardy a village character known for blunt honesty and charm. His whisky nickname arose when Glenmore Distilleries sought a name for a bold blend. New York City's taxable real estate was assessed at nearly 19 billion dollars last year.
Rev R L Morgan pastor of Bernice Baptist Church for five years has been appointed field representative for the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home Monroe. He will begin January 1 after concluding duties at Bernice. He will travel statewide to enlist church support for the home.
Miss Odile Thiels daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Thiels of Alexandria wed Prentiss Scarborough son of Mr and Mrs M L Scarborough of Ferriday. The ceremony was performed Thursday night by Father Francis X Kronemeyer in Vidalia Ferriday with a small gathering. They will reside in Ferriday.
A Christmas tree party for Negro children is planned for Saturday afternoon at the kindergarten. The event aims to celebrate the holiday with local attendance and activities for young students.
Mayme E. Goodwyn at 409 1 2 Congo Street requests contributions of candy fruit and nuts for the party.
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