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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
11
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Monroe Louisiana emerges as a growing city at the crossroads of river and rail. The piece highlights its 16,000 population, diverse immigrant citizenry, strong City High School and Parish High School, impressive churches, widespread street paving, and a thriving wholesale jobbing trade anchored by river transport. It notes the Ouachita River location, climate, and post office receipts as indicators of prosperity. It profiles Edward W. Anderson as secretary of the Progressive League and a regional leader.
Edward W. Anderson, secretary of the Progressive League at Monroe, praises the city’s well-developed organization guiding commercial interests on this day of progress and activity.
The Vollmer Auto and Engine Company is a reliable dealer at 212 South Grand Street. They sell automobiles and gas engine supplies, repair all kinds of machinery, and do out of town work. D. F. Vollmer and M. P. Vollmer lead the business with years of experience and a promise of satisfaction and prompt service.
The Ouachita Crockery and Glass Ware Company Limited operates a large Monroe crockery and glassware warehouse on 2nd Street formerly Sugar Bros. They boast hundreds of city customers and promise low freight with prices matching St. Louis and Memphis. Officers listed include L H Goldman president L D McLain vice president and Herman Goldman secretary treasurer.
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