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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
6
Labor organizations in Pennsylvania rally behind Congressman William B. Wilson a noted labor leader seeking the governorship. The drive highlights Wilson's prominence in labor circles as a potential candidate.
The report notes Representative Joseph Rhbinock of Kentucky’s Sixth district will quit politics at term end to pursue theater work. Maine may buy the old James G. Blaine mansion in Augusta for gubernatorial sessions, a historical landmark. Connecticut’s E J Hill touted as insurgent speaker candidate vs Uncle Joe Jamnon. Kansas-born Philip P Campbell of Kansas, seen pushing a sugar trust probe in the House, is a three term congressman born in Canada.
The Lincoln League of Indiana votes to hold its biennial meeting in Columbus on February 32 Lincoln's birthday. Senator Albert J Bev eridge will deliver the principal address with Ex Congressman James E Watson among the speakers. James P Goodrich resigns as Republican State chairman. the State committee will meet in January to elect a successor and Beveridge may name the new chairman due to patronage control. No governor will be elected in Indiana next year.
Legislative tickets to be produced county by county. Worcester shifts to license by 3720 votes, Lowell and Holyoke swing wet, Salem backs no license. note Foley’s Honey and Tar ad. Parker Co promotes senators Cumming Clapp Bristow Nelson and insurgent leaders aiding La Follette in Wisconsin race.
The T. M. Parker Company promotes a phone ordering system that saves time and money while offering general satisfaction for customers, highlighting convenience and efficiency in the shopping process.
A promotional notice urges readers to grow their bank account to reflect the forward and onward spirit of accomplishment. The Union Bank and Trust Co. invites customers to strengthen their finances and gain community standing.
A Minnesota type advice ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for the elderly and general stomach liver and bowel care. It claims many cures and offers free sample bottles by mail with free medical guidance from Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
Brussels reports question the fate of ex Empress Carlotta widow of Maximilian of Mexico. Rumors claim she was imprisoned or dead but are viewed skeptically. Speculation also concerns a possible Austrian inquiry into her vast fortune once controlled by King Leopold.
For feverishness and aching Hicks Capucline is recommended. The liquid medicine comes in 10, 25, and 66 cent sizes and is sold at drug stores as a remedy for malarial conditions, colds, or overheating.
A brisk promotional item notes avoiding trouble by phone orders from T. M. Parker Co. For the coming year shoppers are urged to use telephone ordering to simplify purchases and reduce worry.
Louisiana farmers announce intent to plant more cotton in 1910 than in 1909, signaling higher acreages and expectations for a stronger crop year. The move reflects optimism amid favorable market prospects and regional agricultural decisions.
Louisiana farmers show increased cotton acreage and better field conditions as J A Evans reports. With spring ahead, growers plan more cotton despite boll weevil, while corn acreage may shrink. Lessons from last year emphasize persistence and continuing work to protect yields.
Homer Davenport, the noted artist and cartoonist, is in a serious condition from a nervous collapse at the home of A. G. Spalding in Point Loma, San Diego. He arrived from the East last week seeking relief for shattered nerves and is under strict medical care with no visitors or correspondence to be exerted.
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