Louisiana Immigration Dept Active Across Year
Commissioner FE Briner states the Agriculture and Immigration Department remained busy with immigration efforts land transfers and publicity across the state. The inspection branch raised fertilizer and food analysis output profits and protected farmers. Parish fairs suffered from heavy rains but public interest remains strong. A young English actress stars in The Quaker Girl at Sugar's Theatre on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canab Zone
Louisiana
Sugar’s
Miss McCabe
Adelphi Theatre
London
Endorsed at Home Doan s Kidney Pills Report
A Monroe resident Co L Thomas of Monroe Louisiana testifies Doan s Kidney Pills helped his family. He recommends them, describing good results. Public sale details note Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Doan
L. Thomas
Fourth &J
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
State Agriculture Report Highlights Growth and Bountiful Crops
The report notes rising chamber activity and a splendid State Fair. Field work in track growing, dairying, and silo building is active. Cattle tick control via dipping vats progresses slowly due to funding and farmer cooperation. Louisiana’s corn, cotton, rice, and cane crops show solid yields and prices. The health of the State is excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Louisiana
Advert for Chamberlain Tablets Cited by Arkansas Writer
Miss Margaret Campbell of St. Smith Arkansas recalls her father’s six year illness ending after using Chamberlain’s Tablets. She notes her sister also benefited and states the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
St. Smith, Ark
Red Sox aide Quirk fired. Newark Indians may sign Kirkpatrick
Trainer Joe Quirk of the Boston Red Sox is dismissed. Rumors name Enos Kirkpatrick of the Brooklyn Superbas as a Newark Indians first baseman next season, with Gandil also mentioned among Newark links. Pacif ic Coast league dates run March 31 to October 26. John Siegel named Huntington manager in Ohio State League.
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John Siegel
Cincinnati
Huntington
Lerrue
John’ Hummel
Enos Kirkpatrick
Brooklyn Superbas
Newark Indians
Gandil
Baseball Moves and Player Trades Across Leagues
Lou spe GEM SMOKE HOUSE owner Lyceum Theatre in Washington disposes of a fan presented car. Ralph Willis, former Three-I champion pitcher, sold to Kansas City. Lefty Russell sold to Scranton, now a first baseman. New London Eastern Association plans Tampa spring practice. South Bend seeks Central league return and Springfield franchise buy. Cubs President Murphy praises Governor Tener's baseball knowledge.
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Ralph Willis
Quincy
Kansas City Club
American Association
Lefty Russell
Scranton
Lefty
New London
Tampa
South Bend
Springfield
South Bend Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Murphy
Cubs
John K. Tener
Charles
Bancroft Johnson
Anderson Land and Timber Company Charter Louisiana
Charter documents form The Andersen Land and Timber Company in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Articles outline corporate power to own buy sell mortgage timber and land, issue notes, appoint officers and trustees, set bylaws and endure fifty nine years with service of process to the president or James E. Henderson. The enterprise aims to buy sell farm and timber lands build improvements raise livestock and equipment and secure debts by mortgages or notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Land and Timber Company
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Isaac Cowden
Auld Parish
Andersen Land and Timber Company
Monroe
Quaehia
State of
Louisiana
James E. Henderson
A. L. Green
Omero
COE Ryesia
William N
A. D
Thedford's Black Draught Praised by Mad Heights Reader
Stomagh troubles in Madison Heights Virginia prompt testimonial for Thedford's Black Draught. Reader Chas A Ragland credits it with relief from indigestion and general stomach discomfort after a few days, endorsing its long proven healing value and widespread sale at 25 cents.
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Madison Heights
Chas. A. Ragland
Thedford
Monroe corporation charter details and director rules
The document sets a $15 000 capital stock with 150 shares of $100 par value, allows cash payment, and requires $4 000 prepaid to begin business. It fixes corporate powers to a five-member board elected annually, with detailed officer roles and vacancy rules. It lists initial officers and references dissolution and amendment procedures in Monroe Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ¢. Call
James E. Henderson
Joseph A. Moore
Monroe
Louisiana
Loutsiana
L. Luzenberg
W. C. Oliver
Arthur ©. Call
James K. Henderson
C. ¥. McLellan
Fraternal and Benevolent Society Meeting Schedule
A compiled list of lodge, club, and temple meetings in the area with locations on Wal nut St St. John St Eagle's Hall Catholic Hall and the court house. It names officers including Mrs May Grayson A Benoit C Blackmon Julia Stonewall T A McMillan and J E Larkin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise L. McGuire
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Walnut Street
Johnson
May Grayson
Snewall Lodgs No
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
St. John St
Lodge
A. ©. Benoit
D. W. Faulk
Julia Stonewall
Knights of Wothing Hall
St. John Street
Fiosa Renoir
Eugene
St. Matthew's Benevolent Society
Catholic Hall
T. A. McMillan
Adolph Renaud
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Robert Borns
Optimo
Ruy Lopez
el Sideto
Webster
Portina
Sanchey Heya
el Commercio
Thor
Martinez
el Vatoft
el Cubo
Tianche Walsh
Mullane’s
Allegretti
Gem
Louis Baur, SR
Progressive Cigar Store
THE
Immigration Department Active
Bernice M’cabe
Lourgest
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
DeSiard Street
Monroe, la
American Can Company
Chicago
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Ltd
America
Joe Quirk
Boston Red Sox
Ore
Lou
Spe
GEM Smoke House
Lows Baur, Jr
Lyceum Theatre
Washington Team
Stomagh Troubles
Ragland
J. M. Zanone & CO
General Insurance
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company Building
Witnesses
Luzenberg
Notary Public
Sixth District Court
Western Star Lodge
Miall
J. E. Mason
J. D. Oakley
Monroe Chaster
Royal Arch Masons
R. Downs, Jr
G. Surghnor
Royal and Select Masters
E. G Courtney
Monroe Commandery No
Knights Templar
Ouachita Tribe No 19
Improved Order of Red Men
Eagles
A. J. Lamert
T. J. Naughton
Quachita Valley
Woodmen of the World
Eagle’s Hall
C. Blackmon
Co. Giesmar
Monroe Lodes
B. P. O. Ellis—Lodge
Veep South Grand Sitreet
Sig Haas
F B. Surgaine
Ouachita Lodge No. 2
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Eagles’ Hall
J. O. Switzer
Noble Grand
K. A. Young
Monroe Arne No
Order of Eagles Lodge
DesSiard Street
Sugar’s Theatre
J. B. Gordon
John J. Multi
Guachita Lodge No
Knights of Honor
Red Men’s Hall
Opera House
Will Atkinson
R. W. Winberry
Dependence Lodge Knights and Ladies of
Annex Hall
Theresa Baur
Carl Walker
Newsboys’ Club No
Boy Scouts of America
New City Hall
Friends of the Boys
Jasac Cowden
Knights of Columbus
P. Hartley
George L. Wood
Woodmen of the Word
Weat Monroe
T. Ellis
Tf .M. Simonton
Catholic Knights of America
J. E. Larkin
W. A. O’kelly
Court House
W. P. Renwick
A. O'Kelly
Henry W. Allen
Monroe Lodge
Order of M
Ensel
Fs . Naughton
J. W. McWilliams
C. B. E. Lodge
Y. M. Hall
Jackson Street
Abe Kaplan
Poen Pees Ford Levi
Italian Society of Cristoforo
Dolum
P. Guerriero
George Romano
Ferrand
Gram Chess Club
J. C. Weaks
Fred D. Gibbs
the News-Star
Job Printing Department
HE News-Star Publishing CO
the News-Star Pub. Co
North 2Nd St
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