Hardwood People 10 Meet in Memphis
A call meeting for the twelfth annual convention of the Hardwood Manufacturers Association is issued by President W. E. DeLaney for Memphis January 21-22. The event marks the first southern meeting since 1907 and aims to unite lumber owners with consuming manufacturers in a large gathering. Louisiana mills are expected to send strong representation with Memphis hosting to foster ties between lumbermen and their customers. Officers include Frank F. Fee and E. B. Norman.
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Cincinnati
W. E. DeLaney
Memphis
DeLaney
Vemphis
Deleney
Lumbertinen
Louisiana
Association
Tele Association
Memphis Humbermen
Frank F. Fee
Fee-Crayton Hardwood Lumber Company
Dermott, Ark
KAKE SHOP Advertising Prices Penny Candy Deals
Trade card notes price points for various items at KAKE SHOP with 30 40 and 50 cent a pound offers. Limited readable text emphasizes bargain prices and shop name.
Louisiana's Creat Mineral Wealth
Louisiana leads in sulphur production with the Frasch method launched in 1994 by Union Sulphur Co. near Lake Charles. Since then about 2,320,000 tons of refined sulphur have been recovered, reshaping imports and boosting domestic output while Louisiana also stands as a significant oil producer.
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Louisiana
Union Sulphur Co
United States
Sicily
Toursiana
Louisiana Oil Boom and Mineral Production Rise
The Louisiana oil field expanded after the Beaumont strike with the Ceddo district and Acadian parishes driving output. By 1911 production peaked at 10,720,420 barrels valued at 5,668,814 dollars, then fell in 1912 to 9,264,439 barrels though value rose to 7,025,827 dollars. Louisiana also ranks high in salt and gas, with mineral value totaling over 15 million dollars in 1912. A note on the Californian woman’s remedy follows, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Ceddo
Louisianas
Gall
Petite Anse
Avery Island
Weeka Island
Louisiana
United States
Parker
United States Geological Survey
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtelle
Cal. Mor
Five Marshall Condemns Chimneys and Blues
An ad asserts unions oppose chimneys built by Black workers and unskilled labor but claims Union labor costs are higher. It promotes repair estimates for tile brick mantels and fire compliance with a guaranteed finish and no-pay guarantee. It lists Monroe Messenger Service No. 1836 and W A Hatch Box 634.
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Monroe Messenger Service
W. A. Hatch
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Hardwood
Prudential Life
Mgr
Prudential Insurance Co
Whitney Central Building
New Orleans
Howard, Waltham, Hamilton
Elgin
Youngblood-Foster Jewelry Co., Ltd
Shreveport
Acadian
Calecasien
Louviana
Fite
Mays More
Universal Food Choppers
Carvers
Guernsey
GRILL
Southern Hardware Company, Limited
North Grand Street
Marshall
Cari
Central Savings Bank
Monroe
Dawkins Et
Dawkie, Dawehing
Dawhen
Attorness-At-Law
Ouachita National Bank
Bigg Monroe
Lowlstar
Dr. Pobt
Blackman
Allen's
G. Surghnys
Surccon
Spestalt Consulting
Mo. Pac
Monroe Veterinary
F. Collins
North Sixth Street
Dr. Thos. B&b. Wright
Omice New South Drug Store
Realdence
Mt. Francia Sanitarium
Hee
W. E. Sullivan
Monroe Drug Store
DRS
Newton & Cosby Physicians and Surgeons
Grammont St
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