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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
3
An old ad highlights Hexamethylene tetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for Foley's Kidney Remedy with a urging to use at first signs of irregularities. It also promotes D. H. Key sales and T. M. Parker Company groceries with prompt phone service and fast delivery in the city.
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar as the safest cough remedy for children. It recommends early use at first cold symptoms to prevent croup bronchitis sore throat and nasal congestion and notes it contains no opiates. Sold by D. H. Key.
Pure Louisiana ribbon cane syrup produced on the Omega plantation Ouachita parish. Samples available at News-Star and Ouachita National Bank. Orders filled promptly from those locations. Sold in gallon cans and five gallon kegs. Five gallon kegs priced at 3.50. Gallon cans priced at 0.65.
A Nashua Iowa night policeman testifies that after trying several cough medicines and two doctors with no benefit he took Fo ley's Honey and Tar and was cured. He calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world in a testimonial sold by D. H. Key.
Taxpayers must pay all taxes by January 1, 1910 or face 2 percent interest per month. B. K. Fluker, City Tax Collector, issues the notice.
In August 1908 Mrs. Caltor Costello, 27, was treated for acute Bright's disease with urine loaded with a sediment. After failing remedies, she improved completely in about three weeks on Robinson Spring water and is said to be well now. Dr H F Ashford and Tulane professor Dr John B Eliott endorse the remedy.
Representatives from fifty eight colleges gathered at the Murray Hill Hotel for the fourth annual Intercollegiate Athletic Association of America meeting. The main topic is revising football rules to reduce danger with a rules committee to draft changes. Canadian rule ideas, including three yard catcher protection, are discussed as potential reforms. Traffic disruptions noted in rail lines across North East and West regions.
In Nelson British Columbia on December 29 a meeting of mine owners, invited by the Nelson Board of Trade, discussed building a zinc smelter and petitioning the Federal government for a bounty equal to the lead bounty and a duty on zinc ore products. They note Kootenay zinc ores pay 10 dollars duty and 10 dollars freight before U S smelters, and a home smelter could save most of this amount.
Chicago reports a coal famine as snow and cold strain rail transport and mine output. Railroad men, coal dealers, and mine owners blame the weather for impeding delivery and limiting supplies, with extra demand stressing scarce fuel.
The Sixth Judicial District Court in Ouachita Parish orders a sheriff sale of multiple parcels in Monroe Louisiana on January 15 1910. Property includes 40 acres in Section 6 Township 17 R4 East Irene Florence Tract Millie Head Tract and more 詳細 listed. Sale is cash with appraisement, conducted by Sheriff John P Parker Jr.
Seizure and sale notices issued by the Sixth Judicial District Court Ouachita Parish Monroe Louisiana. Describes auction of Lot in Square Twenty six Layton's Second Addition and Lot No three of block F near Jackson Avenue, with sheriff J P Parker Jr listing terms cash with appraisal and dates December 6 1909 and January 15 1910.
Security Trust Company vs Cheney Lumber Company Limited and state actions describe a public sale of land known as Cheniere Brake near Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana. The parcels total about 7 689 acres with historic transfers dating to 1812 through 1908 to Cheney Lumber Company and related parties.
Louis Guerriero of Monroe La announces he will take possession of the Shamrock Saloon at year end from FE H Wray Jr after nine months of operation. He thanks patrons and hopes to serve them soon. Also promoting T M Parker Company home grocery ordering system for time and money savings.
The document details a property identified as lot in Monroe with fifty feet front on Jackson street and depth of 135 feet in square F between lines parallel to Goldman street. It includes all buildings and improvements, appraisement, with MO P Parker Jr as Sheriff.
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