Calendar notes and social visits from a Louisiana town
The weeks calendar lists meetings for the Twentieth Century Stock and Book clubs. It notes numerous residents visiting relatives in Shreveport New Orleans Ruston and Arcadia as well as travel plans for Mrs Cassel Apgar and her mother to Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Stock Club
W. M. Washburn
Book Club
Library of the City High School
K. J. Barnes
West Side
New Orleans
Wid Dirs
Eugene Kirkpatrick
Dallas
Texas
Twentieth Century Book Club
L. Ratelit
HH. Houston
Neice
Mary Lewis Boyd
Arcadia
Houston
Wittle Mary
H. M. McLeod
Ruston
Joe Barksdale
Ben C
Hair products for sale with various styles offered
Advertises hair switches puffs and curls for sale with prices from one dollar. Combings are formed into braids and permanent waving services are offered.
West Side Social Lights Host Holiday Gatherings
Miss Mary Faulk's Sunday School class hosts a festive evening with Misses Faulk, Rinehart, and Elie. Mrs Benson and Monroe guests attend a Christmas decor filled social with narcissus, holly, and confections. The occasion includes a luncheon and conversations among local families and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinehart
Mable Gregg
Mootdie Moore
Mary Noble Faulk
West Side
Mary Faulk
R. P. Benson
Miss Faulk
Benson
Otis McCormick
A. B. Hobson
S. W. Pope
Messrs
E. &. Harper
I. H. Hamilton
Moffett
Wm Sisson
B. Mitchell
Ace Mitchell
C. C. Bell
W. C. Black
G. L. Mills
Kate Henry
Elsie Rinehart
Alien Henry
Zemma Haynes
F.P. Stubbs
Monroe
Notable historical deaths and events timeline
The list notes 1705 James Francis Edward Stuart died, 1688 birth. 1s13 Francis Lewis died in New York, born Wales 1713. 1513 British burned Buffalo and Black Rock. 1924 congress met Bogota to frame a constitution for Colombia. 1905 Colombia. 1951 Louis Kossuth spoke before U S Congress. Buchanan declined to receive South Carolina delegates. Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago claimed over 600 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Francis Edward Stuart
Francis Lewis
New York
Wales
Buffalo
Black Rock
Louis Kossuth
United States Congress
Washington
Buchanan
South Carolina
Chicaro
Pioneer suffragist Mrs. Avery born in Pittsburgh
Biographical sketch notes Rachel Foster Avery a leader in the American woman suffrage movement born December 50 1858 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. It details her schooling in Philadelphia studies abroad graduation Zurich University and leadership roles with the National Suffrage Association and International Council of Women. It also lists her service as corresponding secretary and as first president of the Pennsylvania Suffrage Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Foster Avery
America
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
University of Zurich
Avery
Susan B. Anthony
International Council of Women
Washington
National Suffrage Association
National Woman Suffrage Association
Pennsylvania Suffrage Association
University of Wisconsin
Ouachita Cotton Mills Stockholders Meet January 14 1914
Notice announces annual meeting of Ouachita Cotton Mills stockholders to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year. Meeting held at secretary treasurer Guy P. Stubbs office on Wednesday January 14, 1914. Dated January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Indigestion Tablets Endorsement by Dr Pittman
A physician testifies after two years of use that Dr J L Pittman Indigestion Tablets provide satisfaction in practice. The product is sold at Monroe and Phoenix Drug Stores and Pittman Drug Co Winnsboro Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Walthen W. Johnston
Memphis
Tenn
May Holt
Johnston
C. B. Johnston
Brewer Johnston
Holt
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Johnston
Dr. C. B. Johnston
Neaional Biscuit Company
St. Louis
J. L. Pittman
J. L. Denson
Winnsboro
Phoenix
Pittman Drug Co
Cardus Aims to Ease Womanly Troubles in Tennessee Ad
Mrs. Jessie Sharp of Columbia describes relief from severe womanly ailments after using Cardus the tonic advertised as aiding nervous fatigue and weakness. The ad claims Cardus strengthens the worn system and helps avoid bed rest, urging women to seek it from druggists with a mailed health booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Jessie Sharp
Cardus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarial Department
Baskerville of
Iidvess
Aradia
Ale Petr Atkine
W. A. Bart
Sime
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Kate Bradley
Gua Thompson
Joe Williamson
Henry Strong
W. A. Strong
Myrtle Young
Pase St
J. Vi. Zanone & CO
Ceneral Insurance
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company Building
Joe Houston
Hope
Rice, Styx & Co
Madie
City Hall
West Side Civic League
P. Gray
Mesdames Gray
C. E. Granberry
Elizabeth Hobson
Eloise Granberry
C. P. Gray
C. EB. Granberry
Elsie
Hayle- Thomason
Presbyterian Manse
C. S. Newmar
Lynda Thomason
L. B. Thomason
George Victor Hayle
Berlin
University of Chicago
Hayle
San Francisco
United States
Thompson
Zuereck
Switzerland
University of Berne
Fromerlin
London
Gray's Inn of Court
Mrs. Thomason
Mr. Hayle
Kate Bureh
Tsora Brown
Shreveport
James
Rock and Forfeits
Ina Brown
Lera
Leta Bryant
Mary
Miss Burch
Kate Bryant
Bessie Bryant
Annette Drown
Ramonne Renaud
Emma Owen
Eva Jones
Mary Jones
J. Johnson
L. Rolleigh
Jerry Massengill
W. Gladney
Simms
B. Myatt
I. Fite
Wao
Hey
Bogota
Lombia
Rudyard Kipling
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Michael T. Labrecque
Chicoutimi
Quebec
Williven A. Larhed
Frank Klaus
Guy P. Stubbs
The
Fale
Western Star Lodge
Walnut Street
J. FE. Mason
J. D. Oakley
Royal and Select Masters
Masonic Halls
E. G Countney
G. Surghnor
Monroe Commandery No
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
EB. G Courtney
Louise L. McGuire
Order of the Eastern Star
Wanut Street
Johnson
May Grayson
Sinewall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
St. John St
Lodge
A. €. Benoit
D. W. Faulk
Ouachita Tribe No 12 Improved Order of Red Men
Nagles’ Hall
A. J. Lamert
T. J. Naughton
Ouachita Valley
Caimp No. 10
Woodmen of the World
Eagle’s Hell
S. C. Blackmon
C. Glesmar
Julia Stonewall
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Vythias Hall
St. John Street
Hoes Kenoit
Eugene
Mearee Odes
B. P. O. Ellis—Lodge Sarom South Grand Street
Sig Haas
F. B. Surgaine
Ouachita Lodge No. 2
Order of Odd Fellows
Eagles’ Hall
J. O. Switzer
Noble
Kr. A. Young
Monroe Anne No
Order of Eagles Lodge
Desiard Street
Sugar’s Theatre
J. B. Gordon
John J. Mullin
Quachita Lodge No
Knights of Honor
Red Men‘s Hall
Opera House
Will Atkinson
K. W. Winberry
Independence Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor
Annex Hall
Milas Theresa Baur
Carl Walker
Newsboys’ Club No
Boy Scoures of America
New City Hall
Jasac Cowden
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Hall
C. P. Hartley
Adolph Renaud
George L. Wood
Woodmen of the Word
West Monroe
T. Ellis
T. M. Simonton
St. Matthew's Benevolent Society
T. H. McMillan
Catholic Knights of Americd
J. E. Lark
W. A. Oweny
Henry W. Allen
U. GC. V
Court House
W. P. Renwick
A. O'Kelly
Ensel
Naughton
J. W. McWilliams
Monroe Lodge No
Loyal Order of
Jackson Street
Abe Kaplan
Ford Levi
Italian Society of Cristofore Columbes
C. P. Guerrie
George Romano
Chess Club
Ferrand Building
Gran Street
J. C. Weaks
Fred D. Gibb
News-Star
J. B. Parsons
Central Savings Bank
Louisiana
Porter
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
N.C
Cumberland
J. E.morgan & Bro. ——Dealers
Gulf Refining Co
D. C. Dawkins
B. T. Dawkin
Dawkins
Attornes
Ouachita National Bank
Big Monroe
Ges Lowlala
Robin H. Blackmay
Allen's
Mo Pac. BR. R
Monroe Veterinary Infirmary
F. Collins
D. C
North Sixth Street
Thos. BE. Wrigh
New South Drug Store
St. Francis Sanitarium
W. E. Sullivan
DRS. Newton & Cosb Physicians and Surgeons
Grammon, St. Phond Ofce