Election Board Primary Results for Montor and West Monroe
Montor and West Monroe voters saw the primary for the Chamber of Commerce boards. Senior board candidates include Albert Horuff John Col Jeng A V Miller S Jack Rogers and others with five seats—final election soon. West Monroe will elect one of two nominees G B Anderson or R I Sisson. Junior board finalists include Bernard Biedentarn mac Lemle Bernard Lew and eight others with eight to be chosen in the final. West Monroe junior hopefuls are Albert Coleman and Dr Cage. Final ballots due January 5 after extension of date from December 31.
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Jack Rogers
Chamber of Commerce of
Montor
West Monroe
Albert Horuff
John Col Jeng
A. V. Miller
S. Jack Rogers
W. K. Anders
A. ©. Evans
Jon Inaacman
J. W. Roth
W. C. Oliver
W. O C. Faulk
F. L. Jones
Guy Campbell
G. K. Primos
J. 2. Landry
F. S. Hightower
Harry Frazer
A. B. Clarkson
J. 1. Burns
Bern Downing
E.R. Daywsen
Eitht
Wert
Monroe
Albert Coleman
Dr. Cage
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Seals Payment Drive Urges Support
About 5 000 perforc in Ouachita Parish received Christmas seals from the Tuberculosis Public Health association. Recipients were asked to mail at least one dollar to fund aid for tuberculous sufferers. President G B Cooley urged those who have not remitted to do so, stressing the need to sustain this vital work.
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Ouachita Parish
Eciition
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Oldest American Families Unite in Mics Gillespie Aster Tie
News notes the union of two historic families as Mics Eileen Gillespie Cefty, descendant of Rover Will iamin, marries John Jaen Aster son of the late John Jacob Aster who died in the Titan ic sinking. The groom inherits a $000,000 trust fund from his father.
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America
Mics
Eileen Gillespie Cefty
Rover Williamin
John Jaen Aster
Youngter
John Jacob Aster
Young Aster
Funeral held for Caldwell man after self-inflicted death
The funeral for L. C. Sandifer, 59, of Caldwell ward eight, was held at Armity church Friday after he fatally shot himself Thursday evening. The death was attributed to distress and his final words to his wife hinted at self-blame. Several children survive him.
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L. C. Sandifer
Wn Real
Caldwell
Armity Church
Wey
Mr. Sandifer
Caldwell Parish
Tian
Labor column hopes for unity and progress in the new year
A festive labor column urges all union members in the Twin Cities area to renewed strength and solidarity in 1933. It cites President Jefferson and AFL figures, notes July charter activity, and quotes Senator Wagner on cooperation, workers rights, and fair shares in national production.
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Columan
Jaebor
Chaaliiaces
Atereds
Giehen
Jesiene Searombae
Miss Murphy Showing Improved Condition
Word from El Dorado hospital says Miss Robertine Murphy stenographer for Interstate Natural Gas in Monroe is much improved. She had visited her mother in Strong Ark then fell ill and underwent an emergency operation.
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el Dorado Hospital
Robertine Murphy
Interstate Natural Gas Company
Monroe
Emeralds and robbery taint hospital mystery
A misread tale follows Patricia Wantworth characters after a wreck and a jewel theft. Carline Leigh visits the hospital seeking a possible cousin while clues hint at a false alias and a hidden Emerald heist connected to Mr Van Verg.
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Alice Arden
Rata Moldell
Diramy
Ledlington
Fia Aleen
Fia
Caroline Leigh
Jim Randal
Aa Cie
van Verg
Caroline
Leeausa
Fetta
Caroline Learns of a Hidden Debt and Lost Memory
Caroline pieces together clues from a torn note and a bill from Smithies to trace Jim Randall’s whereabouts. She visits Ledlington and Hazelbury West, while Patsy Ann helps sort damaged keepsakes at Packham Hall and hints at a shared past.
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Caroline
Caroline Ibiseel
Packham Hall
City Briefs Highlight Local Health and Staffing Changes
J W Allen returns to his business after two weeks home due to influenza. Jessie Felder resumes as assistant manager at the A and W Sandwich shop after a ten day vacation and will live at 1510 North Third street. Mrs W N Reynolds of 2810 South Grand Street comes home from a serious operation at Touro Infirmary in New Orleans in improved condition with support from her daughters in law.
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Smithes
Tranmere
Marcet Street
Lechington
Mikun
J. W. Allen
North Third Street
Jessie Felder
W. Allen
A. and W. Sandwich Shop
W. N. Reynolds
South Grand Street
Touro, Infirmary
New Orleans
Reynolds
Post Office Registry System Began In 1854
The registry system of the post office was begun in 1854 marking an early step in organized mail handling and record keeping.
Strahan Receives Cotton Option Plans For Ouachita Farmers
Ouachita parish agricultural agent E R Strahan receives government cotton option contracts for farmers who used the option clause in the 1934 plow to campaign. Two plans exist: one for those in the 1934 acreage reduction and one for those not participating. Immediate $20 per bale payments apply to options, with cotton placed in a pool to share any future price gains.
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I Parish
Ouachi
E. R. Strahan
Parish
Root
Spricultural Agent
Wlre
Washington
Jan Ai
Secretary of Agriculture
Odachita Parish
Buckhorn Canal Drainage Progress Reported
Fred Mo Hill, supervisor, says Buckhorn Canal project is vigorously advancing with about four hundred men at work. The three mile long canal will be 12 feet wide at the bottom and slope one and one half to one, exposing roughly 700 yards of dirt. Hand digging limits machinery, creating many jobs. The canal will drain Buckhorn Bend and surrounding farms, easing floods along the old Columbia road. Pine Bayou drainage paused by rain but expected to resume once ground dries. Other drainage projects continue despite wet weather.
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Buckner Bend Canal
Fred Mo Hii
Patish
Buckhorn Fend
Coluorhia
Pine Bayou
Hill
Millard Williams Held On Delinquency Charge
Millard Williams was arrested in Hampton Arkansas on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Sheriff Milton Coverdale said Williams would be brought to the county to answer the charge for an offense reportedly committed on December 17. Williams previously served a 1932 larceny sentence and had a prior breaking and entering arrest.
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Hampton
Ark
Milton Coverdale
Sheriff's Department
Coverdale
Williams
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