Monroe City Announces December 26 Holiday
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce says all city stores run by its retail merchants division will close Monday December 26 due to Christmas on Sunday. Banks join in observance and downtown shops mostly close with the News-Star pausing publication for a Yuletide break.
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Retail Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Davis
The
Monroe
News-Star
Knott to Open Reamfry Creamery January First
R B Knott of Ruston takes charge of Monroe Ice Cream and announces installation of creamery machinery at 707 9 DeSiard Street. The plant will open January 1 with planned capacity of 15000 pounds of butter monthly and equipment value estimated at 35000 dollars. Knott seeks local business cooperation for success.
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R. B. Knott
Ruston
Monroe Ice Cream Company
DeSiard Street
Tate
Tooke & Reyolds
Arcadia
Onrce
Sevral
Aston
Countess De Janze Given Six Month Suspended Term For Shooting
Paris report: Countess Freder ick de Janze formerly Alice Silverthorne of Chicago was sentenced to six months in prison for shooting Vincent de Trafford a British titled member. The term was suspended. The March Gare du Nord shooting also saw her wound herself while pleading about her dog.
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Associated Press
Paris
Frederick de Janze
Alice Silverthorne
Chicago
Vincent de Trafford
Gare du Nord
de Trafford
Count de Janz
Lake Forest
Care du Nord
England
Countess de Janze
William Silverthorne
Buffalo
George M. Silverthorne
Count de Janze
Good Samaritan Home Receives Public Aid in Winnsboro
Rev Z R Downs superintendent says The Home of the Good Samaritan Winnsboro is receiving many gifts of food clothing and money from the public. He invites inspection of the work aiding unfortunate girls. He recently brought a young mother and baby from East Carroll parish to share Christmas hospitality, illustrating daily assistance given by the home.
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Good Samaritan
Winnsboro Road
Z. R. Downs
Downs
East Carroll Parish
Notice to Stockholders Monroe Wholesale Drug Co annual meeting
Notice to Stockholders The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Monroe Wholesale Drug Co Inc will be held Tuesday afternoon January 3 1928 at 5 00 p m at the office of the company for the purpose of electing a board of directors and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting Monroe Wholesale Drug Co Inc By H L Rosenhein V Pres and Mgr
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Monroe Wholesale Drug Co., Inc
Four Grass Fires Reported, Fire Department Responds
Firemen extinguished four grass fires yesterday. The first call came at 8 45 a m at Pershing and Lee avenues, fought by Company No 4. A second blaze at North Sixth and Bres street was reported at 10 07 m, tackled by Company No 8. At 2 50 p m, Georgia street saw a second fire put out by Company No 4, and the final fire at North Second and Roselawn streets at 5 06 p m was blamed on fireworks, extinguished by Company No 3 with force pumps and sacks.
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Pershing and
Lee Avenues
Company No. 4
Company No. 8
North Sixth
Bres Street
Georgia Street
North Second
Roselawn
Company No. 3
Marriage Licenses Granted in Monroe and Brownsville
White S. A. Hearne Jr of Brownsville weds Maggie Griggs of Chatham. E J Reynolds of Monroe weds Lavonia Thomas. Richard Harris of Monroe weds Louvinia Jackson of Monroe.
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S. A. Hearne, Jr
Brownsville
Maggie Griggs
Chatham
E. J. Reynolds
Lavonia Thomas
Monroe
Richard Harris
Louvinia Jackson
Big Surprise Values in Less Expensive Coats Tonight
See them in the thrift section at the Fashion Shop located at 108 St John street near Ouachita bank. The sale runs from 6 to 9 PM today and features discounted coats.
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St. John Street
Ouachita Bank
Gift Handkerchiefs Offered At Reasonable Prices
Hundreds of dainty styles to select from at the Fashion Shop located at 108 St John Street, near Ouachita bank. Prices range from twenty five cents to eight dollars each. Adv.
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St. John Street
Ouachita Bank
Capone Pays Fines In Joliet Conspiracy Case
Al Capone and six companions plead guilty to carrying concealed weapons in Joliet. Capone pays a total of about $1,589 in fines and costs to the county and city, then donates $10.20 to Santa Claus, directing the change to the Salvation Army.
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Capone
Santa
Associated Press
Joliet
al Capone
Chicago
Santa Claus
Los Angeles
Fred R. Adams
Adams
Assistant Fire Chief Visits Wife in Keerville Sanitarium
H. E. Roberts assistant fire chief left for Keerville Texas to visit his wife in the sanitarium. Captain Tom Dupree is acting in his place during his absence.
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H. E. Roberts
Keerville
Texas
Tom Dupree
Red truck stolen from West Monroe firm
A red truck belonging to J. N. Knowles of the Knowles Motor Company of West Monroe was reported stolen last. No further details on the vehicle or suspects were provided in the fragment.
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J. N. Knowles
The
Knowles Motor Company
West Monroe
Night Theft Reported of Red Truck in West Monroe
Police reported the theft of a red truck owned by Ivey Norris of West Monroe. The incident details are under investigation with no suspects named at this time.
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Ivey Norris
West Monroe
Union Electric CO
Wood St
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