Monroe Messenger Service and Local Advertisements
Monroe Messenger Service operates late through Christmas with curbside deliveries and parcel services. Local ads promote Nunnally’s candies, Allen's Pharmacy delivery, New South Drug Store perfumes and gift boxes, and Kern's horseshoeing shop. A weathered note recalls Mr. Maxey Moore visiting from Louisville and a Detroit groundkeeper praising park diamonds. wedding details for Miss Roberts and Mr. Harris are announced at St Matthews rectory.
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Ring Monroe Messenger Service
New South Drug Store
L. M. Harris
Shreveport Times
Monroe
Miss Gertrude
Miss Roberts
S. H. Harris
St. Matthews Rectory
Funeral for A. E. Evans Held in Hamburg Arkansas
Mr. B. E. Fluker returned from Hamburg Arkansas where he attended the funeral of his brother in law, A. E. Evans. Evans was 55 and had lived in Ashley county for many years, where he was well known.
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B. E. Fluker
Hamburg
Ark
A. E. Evans
Evans
Ashley County
Liverpool Cotton Sales Report From December 22 1910
Thursday December 22 1910 Liverpool market reports 8000 bales traded with prices around 7.97 to 7.98 and 8.0 per 100 pounds. Mention of RG Tee and DEMS ET 8 9.98 appears in the fragment with uncertain context and legible figures.
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New Orleans
Yvaty Wee, Rd
Liverpool
RG Tee
Te Lee
Windes' Daily Cotton Letter from Monroe 1910
New Orleans wires report unsatisfactory trade advices from cotton centers Europe England and New England show weak demand and overproduction. England’s 12 month losses rise 10.26 percent per share across 73 mills. Arkansas Club debates production curtailment while Fall River reports weak print cloth demand and rising prices. China famine fears and reduced US weekly movement noted. Texas rains boost winter plowing prospects as markets ease before Christmas. E D Windes signs off from Monroe.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Europe
England
New England
William Tattersall
Manchester
Boston
Arkwright Club
Fall River
China
City Court Happenings in East End
In East End a white Arkansas man near Junction City, R. S. Wall, claimed a pistol was stolen during a night at Maggie Stevens negro dive. Wall was fined 100 dollars or thirty days for carrying concealed weapons after accusing a white man and a Negro of theft. Teddy Jolly, a young negro, was fined 150 dollars or 150 days for pulling a pistol and threatening another man.
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R. S. Wall
Arkansas
Junction City
Maggie Stevens
East End
Wall
Schulze
Teddy Jolly
For Sale Cut flowers and potted plants Cosper listing
Christmas flowers available from Mrs. R. J. Cosper. Carnations and roses for sale with contact via both phones. Separate ad mentions potted plants of all kinds under the same name and numbers.
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R. J. Cosper
R. J. _Cosper
Rules of Baseball
New York reports that fans propose wide rule changes as the joint committees consider alterations. The piece mocks ideas from various sports figures and fears the game becoming unrecognizable, noting the conservative stance of traditionalists and predicting little change next season.
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New York
Sullivan to Meet Mantell in New York on December 28
Boxing card set for December 28 in New York with Jack Sullivan and Frank Mantell as the headline fighters. George Green of San Francisco, once dubbed Young Corbett, now leads One-Round Hogan as manager. Joe Woodman plans to take Sam Langford and Porky Flynn to England around January 1. The French boxing federation invites promoters to a world congress to be held in Paris on March 10, 1911.
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Jack
Pwin) Sullivan
Frank Mantell
New York
George Green
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Hogan
Joe Woodman
Sam Langford
Porky” Flynn
England
Parish
Foley's Hone and Tar Promoted for Croup Relief
A vintage ad-style note warns that croup coughs are worse than fire alarms and urges careful mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the home for early treatment. It notes the remedy contains no opiates and is sold by Phoenix Drug Store.
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Foley
Phoenix Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
One Horse Cash
Nunnally
Allen's Pharmacy, Ltd
Maxey Moore
Louisville
Guth
Murphy
Detroit
Kern’s
Joe Kern
Prop
Monroe Messenger Service
Whitman
Chase & Colling Co
Mr. Goodmen
Leonard Krower
S. J. Rivoire
McMillan
Faulk & Clark
J. L. Kaliski
Washington Street
Sweetheart
Father
Phoenix
Perrins
SIG Haas & Sons
Kaliski Music CO
Monroe, Louisiana
Eoutaire
Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Janese Ae
Jan Hee
ST. Louis
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
Texas
E. D. Windes
Dee Ae
Tome See
Youngblood Jewelry Company
J. Lowe
City Paint and Wallpaper Company
Comb
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
First National Bank
Shreveport
New York Cotton Exchange
Union Bank & Trust Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Ouachita National Bank Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
S. J. Harman & CO
H. R. Speed
Monroe, la
Hayward & Clark
Jos. Bache & Co
Carpenter, Baggett & Co
Bartlett & Patten Chicago
Rules OF Baseball
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