Fresh country eggs and holiday notices in local ads
Local paragraphs announce fresh country eggs, a store closure on Friday December 30 for taking stock, and orders requested for that day. Other notices list Western Union office hours starting January 1 1911, wagon and horsehoeing services, and bookkeeping upgrades with a McCoskey Register system. Hanukah celebrations at Temple Sinai are described with activities for children and a Y M H A gathering planned for Saturday night.
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F. M. Kelly
Shreveport
Fred Endom
T. M. Parker CO
Western Union Telegraph Co
Kern
Joe Kern
McCoskey
Antiochus Epihanes
Temple Sinai
Synagog
Thanking Monroe patrons for 1910 holiday support
A Card expresses gratitude to residents of Monroe and vicinity for liberal patronage during 1910. The message from FERD LEVI STATIONERY CO. LTD promises continued full stock and satisfactory service, and wishes a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year 1911. A separate note from J. E. LARKIN Jeweler also thanks patrons for the year and extends wishes for 1911.
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Monroe
Ferd Levi Stationery CO. Ltd
J. E. Larkin
Lost Mink Fur Valued At Four Feet On DeSiard Street
A mink fur about four feet long with paws and head is missing on DeSiard Street between the opera house and 7th Street. Return to News-Star for a reward. 28-11. Wanted: intelligent reliable energetic man of pleasing address and good ability to travel for high class business. Liberal pay. Apply News-Star. 28-21.
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DeSiard Street
Opera House
7Th Street
News-Star
Apply News-Star
Markets Report from New Orleans New York and Liverpool
The Markets section notes New Orleans spots at 14.85 with 3240 bales traded, highs and lows listed for December 28, 1910. New York spots at 14.60 with daily high low close figures for March May futures, plus Liverpool sales totalling 14,000 bales and ranges 7.86 to 7.99.
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New Orleans
New York
Low Close
Yaty A
Liverpool
Cotton Market Outlook Drops on Heavy Receipts in 1910
Windes reports New Orleans wires show heavy receipts keep the market downward with about 211,000 bales marketed so far this season, surpassing last year by 1,109,000. The crop underestimation possibility looms as 11,950,000 bales projected, with Liverpool and New York selling weaker and January notices due next Friday.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
New York
New England
Cotton markets slip in New Orleans trade
The Markets Today from New Orleans reports cotton prices slipping with trading months down twelve points as the day closes.
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New Orleans
Wheat Steady and Provisions Weaken in Chicago Market
Chicago market update from December 28 reports wheat steady at 28 1 8 uv while provisions fall, with prices slipping up to 7 1 2 cents. Market conditions show modest demand shifts and price adjustments across grain and commodity sectors.
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Chicago
Seed Oats and Rye Cars for Sale at Faulk & Clark
Seed Oats and Seed Rye available for purchase along with several Syrup Cans in stock. Faulk & Clark listing notes item numbers 21 and 6.
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Faulk & Clark
January attractions at Sugar's Theatre
Sugar's Theatre lists January shows: My Cinderella Girl January 10 House of a Thousand Candles January 15 Graystark January 16 Billy Clifford January 17 Three Weeks January 31.
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Sugar’s Theatre
Graystark
Billy Clifford
The City drama brings Fitch masterpiece to Sugar's Theatre
The City marks Clyde Fitch’s apex as a dramatic milestone on the American stage. After a year at Lyric Theatre New York, the production heads to Sugar’s Theatre on Friday night December 30. The play’s second act delivers escalating climaxes, pushing stage form to its logical conclusion.
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Clyde Fitch
Messrs. Shubert
Lyric Theatre
New York
Sugar’s
Mr. Fitch
Call of the City and Village Theme in Fitch Drama
The play centers on a family's death and the children led by a headstrong son move to New York where the boy declares the city brings out the good in you. Critics note Fitch may not preach, leaving audiences to decide whether city or village best reveals nobility.
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New York
Fitch
Lyceum Orchestra Returns With Noted Films Tonight
The Lyceum orchestra resumes tonight after a Sunday vacation with Hudnal’s ensemble providing music. The program includes Tonight’s notable pictures: Through the Clouds a modernist feature, Military Cyclists in Belgium a spectacular, Phaedra a Grecian myth drama, Both Were Stung a comedy romance, Picturesque Majorica a scenic, and The Queen of Hearts a repeat hit from last night.
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Lyceum
Hudnal
Belgium
Phaedra
Majorica
Queen of Hearts
Play by Cecil De Millnd Samuel Claggett in Baltimore
A new play titled The Their Rail will be produced soon in Baltimore by Cecil De Millnd Samuel Claggett. The project marks an upcoming theater event with local interest and anticipated performances in the near future.
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Cecil de Millnd
Samuel Claggett
Baltimore
Through the Clouds and Other Era Film Fragments
A reel of vintage titles presents Dramatic and Scenic works including Through the Clouds by Edisons Drama, Military Cyclists in Belgium educational, Pncedra, and Gaumont comedies and scenic films such as Both Were Sting and Picturesque Majorca with the Queen of Hearts appearing in Self¢.
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Edisons
Belgium
Athe, Educational
Pncedra” — Pathe
Stng
Gaumont
Majorca
Gaumont Scenic
Ruth Shepley to Star Next Season in Major Productions
Miss Ruth Shepley, a principal in Henry B. Dixey's The Naked Truth and William Brady's A Gentleman From Mississippi, will star next season. The veteran actress will headline the season's lineup, continuing her stage prominence.
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Ruth Shepley
Henry B. Dixey
Naked Truth
Ruth Langdon
William Brady
Gentleman From
Mississippi
Miss Shepley
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ST. Louis
Windes’ Daily
Bargain Week
Northeast
Louisiana
The
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News-Star Pub., Co., Ltd
Monroe, la
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New Orleans Cotton Exchange
First National Bank
New York Cotton Exchange
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Chicago Board of Trade
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S. J. Harman & CO
H. R. Speed
Hayward & Clark
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Bartlett & Patten
SUGAR
Theatre Lyceum
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Lee Shubert (Inc
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