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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
6
The conference committee on the Currency bill finished work overnight and will report to both houses. The administration's core provisions remain and early action is expected with the president anticipated to sign soon. Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion ads urge underweight individuals to gain strength and feature a money-back guarantee.
CAP A COLD FOR 25c announces a Christmas wood sale offering dry hickory stove wood oak and pine heater blocks at 4.00 per cord. Orders limited to five cords per customer. Phone orders accepted early at 522 for December 22 and 23 in Mon day and Tuesday edition.
Christmas money will go further at the Dr Key Drug Store with a great assortment of toys sold at cost. This advertisement notes savings and urges shoppers to visit for prices and selection.
The daily record lists marriage licenses and court filings including mortgages and land sales with names like H. C. Brown Elizabeth Mathis William Holmes Malvina Young Hugh Dorsey Katie Wilson Lewis Pausler Aramin ta Lee. Also fines for shooting craps and firearms within city limits. American Diamond Mining Company stockholders to meet January 12 1914 at 2 pm in Monroe Louisiana to elect directors. Henry Bernstein president John J. Potts secretary.
Notice to the public to pay no Bell and Denny bills or J. G. Bell bills to anyone except the collector T. J. Naughton or J. G. Bell, successor to Bell and Denny, at Copeland's Cash Grocery.
A call to support firefighters by sharing in community enjoyment while acknowledging their duty. The message argues that Monroe should balance pay with public appreciation and participation, reflecting broader civic expectations.
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