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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
3
The community celebrates the homecoming of Sergeant Edward Wiedemann who has returned from duty in the United States. Residents extend thanks and welcome him back to the area.
Baton Rouge December 30 The Louisiana National Guard and other states guards will be wiped out of existence with the war department mustering them out of service Adjutant General McCrory says no plans for the guard can be made until a national military policy is determined by the Federal government He adds that immediate plans are useless and the state will wait to see federal policy before acting
The discussion centers on Mr. Hughes who warns that personal appreciation for returning troops should not override duty to the soldiers. He objects to using the city's welcome as a vehicle for a public testimonial to Mr Hearst and stresses disciplined conduct over public sentiment.
Editor Hawthorne Barnes of the Farmerville Gazette is critically ill at his home in Farmerville. A bedside message to friends in Ruston says physicians have given up hope of recovery after influenza developed into pneumonia.
Charles E. Hughes disclosed letters showing his refusal to join Mayor Hylan’s committee to greet returning troops because William Randolph Hearst is a member. He stated the relation to Hearst is unsuitable and would upset servicemen. Other prominent New Yorkers also declined service.
A bold advertisement promises clairvoyant readings of your business love life and personal future. It claims precise insights into actions, relationships, marriages, and what others think, urging readers to consult for accurate past present and future predictions.
A promotional blurb extols The Master Mind as a guide to securing esteem love and enduring happiness in marriage courting and love relations through practical wisdom and character building.
An advertisement touts a renowned occult scientist claiming extraordinary insights. It promises value from a single visit to offset many past disappointments and hints at tomorrow's availability.
A persuasive message promises guidance on luck success love and relationships. It claims the Master Mind provides steps to conquer rivals attract marriage and secure favorable opinions from distant ones while encouraging perseverance despite past failures.
A Ruston resident with years in Farmerville is reported in poor condition, leaving friends and neighbors here grieving. The notice appears in the Ruston Leader dated December 30.
Authorities note a rise in influenza cases in several cities near Monroe over the past three to four days. Monroe reports few cases, and officials urge preventive steps including fresh air, sunshine, avoiding crowds, good nutrition, and proper hygiene. Stay home if sick and seek ventilation in travel and public spaces.
The British government plans the immediate release of all Sinn Fein internees in England. Count Plunkett, elected to Parliament in the recent vote, has already been freed.
In Paris on December 21 the American peace delegation treats Bolshevism with serious concern. Dispatches show German Bolshevik progress toward Berlin, with attention also on Poland and Estonia. The United States has not recognized the Polish government but respects Poland’s independence, and American delegates meet Polish representatives in Paris.
Secretary Daniels urged the House Naval committee to set a temporary naval force of 250000 for the year starting July 1. The permanent peacetime total would be decided after a detailed summer study of ship complements.
Vice-President P L DeClouet of Lafayette and Treasurer Richard H Rea of Lake Providence led the Louisiana-Vicksburg Military Commission in selecting a monument site in Vicksburg. The site on the Louisiana Road near the Illinois monument sits on the park's highest point. They will report to the New Orleans meeting called by President J D Hill. Major Rigby provided granite and bronze portrait cost details. The act provides for the monument and for bronze portraits of Lt Col Rogers Griffin and McLaurin.
Christ declares his identity as the way to the Father and the truth of God. He explains that seeing him is seeing the Father and urges belief in God and in him. Thomas asks for the way and Jesus responds with his exclusive claim to access to the Father.
Agent Jackson reports a government letter indicating the War Department will likely approve a demonstration of nitrate of soda for Ouachita farmers. The notice signals official support for fertilizer use.
The Otter Ouachita parish office announces direct sale of 109000 tons of Nitrate of Soda to farmers at cost. Last year price was 75.50 dollars per ton and will likely be similar. orders should be sent to 4 M. Jackson. Final price to be set before orders are forwarded to Washington.
100 ladies are urged to knit one sweater each for the Red Cross. All sweaters must be completed no later than January 25 with orders and deadlines set by the knitting department.
Sixth District Court in Ouachita Parish Taotwishina issues a writ of seizure and sale. Central Immigration Real Earate and Loan Company Limited and others face foreclosure proceedings led by M. Fairbanks and others as the property is offered for sale.
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for back pain swelling and other kidney related symptoms misattributed to female complaints. It claims long standing effectiveness imported from Haarlem Holland and urges continued use for lasting health with three box sizes.
The sheriff of Ouachita Parish Louisiana will offer for sale at the courthouse in Monroe on February 8 1919 the mortgaged lands described across Ouachita and Morehouse including sections 1 24 25 45 86 and many others in townships 19N 4E 20N 4E 21N 5E and 9N 4E with multiple lot and quarter section details. Purchasers pay cash with appraisal benefit.
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