New Orleans Cotton Futures End Steady After Opening Losses
Cotton futures closed steady with gains of 3 to 6 points after an opening dip. January, March, May quotes showed early losses but later prices firmed, helped by January notice approvals and poor belt weather, with a steady undertone by mid-session.
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New Orleans
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Cotton futures close steady with declines on New York market
New York cotton futures finished with a net decline of 8 to 15 points amid heavy liquidation of January contracts. Early dealings saw prices opening barely steady, with Wall Street influence and foreign buying noted, and traders expecting price stabilization after year end.
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New York
Wall Street
New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Prices Steady Amid Quiet Spot Market
Liverpool closes quiet with steady cotton values. American grades lead sales at 3700 bales within 5000 total, receipts 8000 with 2400 American. Futures end mixed with December through October quotes around 9.38 to 9.64. Transactions and futures activity show restrained market sentiment.
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Liverpool
A. P
Chicago market report on eggs and poultry prices
Chicago price and receipt figures for December show eggs higher with 7 501 cases received and firsts quoted around 42 to 43 cents. Poultry values rise with fowls 19 to 25 cents, springs 27 cents, turkeys 43, ducks 25 to 53 cents, geese 19 to 21 cents, and creamery extras mostly 46 cents.
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Chicago
A. P
Grain price shifts ease as wheat dips on crop reports
Chicago wheat futures slide after Argentina crop hints and end month accounting dulls December delivery. Corn rises on speculative buying while oats edge lower and hog values keep provisions steady.
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Chicago
A.P
Argentina
Northwest
Judge Advocate closes session of Navy court
Major Henry Leonard, Shenandoah naval court judge advocate, rests the case without summation or argument. He says the government presents facts from all angles, recalls 65 witnesses and many documents, and notes the tragic disaster with 14 dead and 29 saved for further service.
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Washington
A. P
Henry Leonard
Shenandoah Naval Court
Leonard
Jit
Shenandoah
Navy
New Jersey
Christmas Tree To Be Gift To Gordon Avenue Church
An old fashioned Christmas tree with Santa Claus will be at Gordon Avenue Church near Lovers' Lane tomorrow night at 7 30. The public is invited for recitations songs and a planned program. Each child will receive a gift and an enjoyable evening is promised by organizers.
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Gordon Avenue
Lovers’ Lane
Sousa Band Plays in Monroe After Morning Arrival
John Philip Sousa and about seventy five musicians reached Monroe from El Dorado on the morning train. The band checked into Hotel Monroe and staged a matinee at Stenger, with a second show planned for tonight. Thomas, 35, Brown Paper Mill worker, suffered a mashed toe when a 150 pound casting fell on his foot and was taken to St Francis sanitarium in Monroe.
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J. 5. Thomas
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
John Philip Sousa
el Dorado
Sousa
Hotel Virginia
Hotel Monroe
Stenger
State sessions for parish executives in Baton Rouge
FE R Strahan farm demonstrator and Mrs McQuiller home demonstration agent Ouachita parish attend annual meeting in Baton Rouge January 11 to 16 called by W R Perkins director extension division. Capital City Poultry association holds its annual show in Garig hall with more than two thousand birds on exhibit and visits by agents during leisure hours promised.
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FE. R. Strahan
McQuiller
Ouachita Parish
Baton Rouge
W. R. Perkins
Capital City Poultry Association
Garig Hall
The
Poultry Association
Resale price control topic to be discussed by chamber
The Monroe and West Monroe Chamber of Commerce notes Congress may regulate resale prices. A referendum No 47 is in members’ hands with a committee to study the issue and report to the senior board. The panel meets December 30 with ten named members to prepare recommendations on whether federal law should limit resale price controls for identified merchandise and related unfair competition concerns.
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Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
D. F. Walker
Chamber of Commerce of
Monroe
West Monroe
Chamber
Board of Directors
Nations Chamber
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
J. H. Trousdale
E. G. Sugar
R. W. Germany
H. L. Rosenheim
Joe Marx
Sam Kaplan
W. L. Ethridge
Louis Caspari
C. D. Wie
John Foster
Sig Masur
Sig Haas
John Collens
Chamber of Commerce
Terre Haute
Indiana
Rowe sets fast drilling record in Urania field
Urania La December reports W H Rowe contract driller for Natural Gas and Fuel Inc speeds completion at Urania 24 10 1E. Spudded December 14 drilled to 1570 feet six inch casing set and completion eight days later. Oil within 250 feet but sand production forces liner pull and re set with finer screen. Dixie Oil around 1600 feet at No 1 Urania 24 10 1E reports test on No 4 10 1E dry hole. Beckman and Freeman drilling Urania 25 10 1E at 1518 feet.
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Urania
W. H. Rowe
Rowe
Natural Gas & Fuel, Inc
Dixie Oil Co
No. 1
Beckman and Freeman
Nine-Year-Old Hero Rescues Sister From Burning Dress
Keith Bandy aged nine saves his five year old sister from a gas stove blaze by smothering flames with a quilt. The Brown Paper company staff reward him with a bicycle as a Christmas gift.
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Keith Bandy
West Monroe
Mina
Brown Paper Company
R. W. Bandy
Bandy
Keith
Sgol
Keith i
Police Jury Debates Early Court House Acceptance
A special Police Jury meeting in the new parish court house weighing legal options on accepting the building early without breaching the contract. District Attorney David Garrett City Attorney Harry Russell and the contractors to contact the bonding company for sanctioning an early acceptance. Another meeting set for December 30 at 10 am.
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Court House
David Garrett
Harry Russell
Sousa Proves Entertainer Of Highest Ability At Lions Luncheon
John Philip Sousa, renowned bandmaster, was guest of honor at the Lions club noon luncheon at Hotel Virginia. The hour featured talks and tales from his world tours in Australia, Russia, and other lands, with Sousa praised as both famed musician and top-notch entertainer.
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John Philip Sousa
Lions Club
Hotel
Virginia
Sousa
Australia
Russia
Public Meeting Rules Emphasize Broad Public Access
Officials say the committee's actions apply to the public and the general population, stressing inclusive participation and open discussion at meetings.
Mayor and officials donate radio to Central fire station
The Central fire station received a mahogany finished five tube radio with one dial from Mayor Bernstein and two city commissioners. Firemen praised the gift, saying it will improve night duty and morale as stations begin to tune in to broadcasts.
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Central Fire Station
Bernstein
Juvenile Officer Detains Boy Who Sought Monroe Work
Frank Cooper aged 15 is held by Juvenile Officer E L Wright for investigation after wandering cities in search of work. He says his home is Utica Oklahoma and his mother is dead. He left home last July to escape his father, then traveled through El Dorado oil fields Mississippi and Monroe. He was first told he could find work at the Louisiana Training Institute but was refused. The father is being contacted to verify details.
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Frank Cooper
E. L. Wright
Utica
Okla
el Dorado Oil Fields
Mississippi
Monroe
Louisiana Training Institute
W. J. Gill
Monroe Growth Praised By McCormick Visitor
H L McCormick former Canada Dry district manager visiting Monroe calls the city’s growth remarkable noting new buildings replace vacant lots. He urges more regional promotion of local resources and cites Five Points as the unchanged spot. In a separate matter, Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court loans the sale of a Ford touring car under a writ of fieri facias. The Monroe sheriff will conduct the sale January 2 1926 with cash terms and appraisement.
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H. L. McCormick
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Cleveland
Ohio
Monroe
Sheriff's Sale of Parlor Grand Piano in Monroe
Milton Coverdale publishes a sheriff sale notice in Monroe Louisiana listing a Behning Parlor Grand Piano, serial number 47106, as the property to be sold under a writ of fi fa issued by the Fourth Judicial Court. The sale will occur between legal hours at the courthouse in Monroe with the highest bid winning and costs to be paid.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Ouachita National Bank of Monroe
Edgar L. Ballard
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Milton Coverdale
Foster Jewelry and Music Company, Inc
J. D. Madden
Fourth Judicicial District Court
Parish of
Bus Companies Merge Form Major Shreveport Transit Group
The Motor Transit and Tri State Transit merge to create a new company with over 190000 in rolling stock. The consolidation promises improved service and expanded routes from Shreveport to Texarkana Haynesville El Dorado Monroe Natchitoches and Texas cities.
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Motor Transit Company
Shreveport
Haynesville
Tri-State Transit Company
Monroe
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Texarkana
el Dorado
Natchitoches
Texas
Washington Huskies Enter Final Practice Ahead of Rose Bowl
Washington's Huskies prep for the east-west clash with Alabama on New Year's Day in Pasadena. Four practice days remain as rain turns the stadium to mud, with star halfback George Wilson showing peak form after a lingering cold. Coach Enoch Bagshaw hopes key players recover full health for the Rose Bowl showdown.
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Seattle
Wash
A.P
University of Alabama
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
University of Washington Huskies
George Wilson
Husky
Enoch Bagshaw
Huskies Prepare for New Year Clash in San Francisco Drills
The Huskies look to the lineup in practice with Bill Wright possibly ready for the game. Bagshaw works defense while coach tests combinations and second strings for the premier eleven. They plan to travel from Seattle December 28 and drill at Ewing Field in San Francisco before the 2 15 p m Pacific New Year’s Day kickoff.
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Bill Wright
Wright
Bagshaw
Huskies
Seattle
Ewing
San Francisco
Cobb's Variety Store Christmas Sale Nearing End
Two days remain to finish shopping at Cobb's Variety Store in West Monroe. The brief ad notes a Christmas sale with a 22 21 or similar price cue.
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Cobb’s
West Monroe
Bond's Bladder Remedy Endorsed By Orange Reader
A reader from Orange Texas extols Bond's Bladder Remedy as a real blessing for bladder inflammation and night-time urination. The ad claims relief from back pain, red or colored urine, and urinary discomfort, noting prices of 60 cents and 1.20 and listing Monroe Wholesale Drug Co and Pond's Pharmacy Co as distributors.
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Bond
J. Parsons
Orange
Texas
Monroe Wholesale Drug Co
Pond’s Pharmacy Co
Little Rock
Ark
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