New Year Greetings From Monroe News Star 1911
The Monroe News-Star wishes readers a happy prosperous New Year. The note reflects on twelve months of effort to bring happiness to homes, celebrates family moments, school graduations, weddings, and memorials, and expresses wishes for success and good deeds in 1911.
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Look to the Future Learn from the Past and Last Minute Poll Tax
A long editorial urges readers to consider Champ Clark as a Democratic presidential possibility, praising his congressional experience and cautioning against party bickering. It reflects on past presidents and discusses time, memory, and lessons for the new year, ending with a call to act now to pay the poll tax before December 31 to avoid disfranchisement.
Monroe gains by changes in roadmaster system
Details list new roadmasters and temporary headquarters across multiple states. From Vidalia to Collinston and El Dorado to Camden, jurisdictions shift under General Roadmaster Hawkins. Supervisors Lamb Lynch Fulenwider, with Monroe as headquarters, oversee bridges water service signals and tools. Approved by Morris, Correll and Byers.
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M. P. Heaney
Vidalia
Louisiana
Collinston
N. C
N. W
Ferriday
Black Rver
Bastrop
W. H. Bowen
el Dorado
Arkansas
N. O
Lamb
N. S. Lynch
Monroe
H. S. Lawrence
Watkins
Natchez
May Bring New Trains to Monroe Route
Officials hint at extending trains 805 and 806 from Collinston to Monroe with a new starting point. A direct N O & N W connection at Collins ton would link riders to Monroe, boosting local access. The move signals Iron Mountain’s focus on Monroe and potential repairs and headquarters nearby.
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Collinston
Little Rock
el Dorado
Camden
Gordon
Monroe
N. O
N. W
Iron Mountain
Progressive League
Supt. Andrews
New Haven Child Restored by Vincl Case Claims
A New Haven parent reports his frail daughter improved after using Vincl products. The testimonial, from J Edmund Miller, claims three bottles restored health and urges others to try Vinol. The ad promises money back if unsatisfied and cites cod liver oil with tonic iron as the active ingredients.
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Vincl
Vinci
J. Edmund Miller
New Haven
Conn
Allen’s Pharmacy
Monroe
Living Wages Elude Thousands of New York Factory Women
In Great New York, thousands of women work in factories yet less than one-fifth earn what experts deem a true living wage. The finding highlights earnings gaps and rising cost pressures for female workers in the city’s industrial sector.
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Greater
New York
Looking Backward as a Path to the Future
Reflection on reviewing the past to gain lessons for future ambition. The piece argues that acknowledging failures can elevate personal growth and renew effort, noting the sting of mortification as a common human experience.
Forgiveness for prejudices in life’s view
A compact reflection notes that one may forgive another’s prejudices if they do not clash with one’s own beliefs. A wry line suggests misgivings about words and outcomes, echoing classic stage and public discourse on judgment.
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