Monroe Seed Co Griffin's Studio Hours Listed
Griffin's Studio opens daily from 5 a m to 5 p m with a break from 12 to 1 and 3 40. Phone numbers appear as 6 81-6t in the public notice style.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
6
Griffin's Studio opens daily from 5 a m to 5 p m with a break from 12 to 1 and 3 40. Phone numbers appear as 6 81-6t in the public notice style.
We have opened a shop at the corner of Fourteenth and Washington streets for the repair of talking machines and are prepared to make first class repairs on such machines. Phone 1025 and we will call for and return your machine.
Attention Riverside members and house guests only as the annual New Year's Eve dance unfolds Tuesday night January 21. Special invitation extended to all men in uniform. Dr. T L McCoy returns from Fort Mt Phearson Ga to resume practice at Red Cross Pharmacy with hours 9am to 12:20pm and 1pm to 5pm.
The undersigned convicted December 28 1916 of shooting at with intent to kill applies for parole. Woodward Scott December 39 and January 6. Store notices extend season greetings and New Year wishes. Walker Bros Gro Co thank patrons and announce New Year hours. Breard Walker Co and Monroe Seed Co promote seed potato sales.
The writer proposes using donated bonds to fund a community house and asks the city to donate a Wood and St John streets lot and the old jail site for the project. They urge public discussion and welcome suggestions for the welfare of citizens and officers.
Typerwriters repaired and typed services advertised by Dunn with contact phone 1045. The note lists all kinds of typing and repair work available, indicating a small local service listing in the issue.
The Red Cross Knitting Department seeks 100 ladies to knit sweaters by January 25. Frank Masling advertises hauling services and sewing machine offerings amid a fragmented wartime classifieds page.
Deputation from Switzerland outlines postwar plans dividing German areas. Danzig and Posen in East Prussia, Silesia and Pomerania extending to Stolp will be incorporated into Poland under the proposed settlement.
A Central News dispatch from Amsterdam reports large scale rioting in Frankfort Germany with authorities powerless to stop it. Troops in the city refused to fire on the rioters.
The Lokal Anzeiger reports rioting in Posen following an attack on an automobile bearing the American flag. A Polish guard officer emerged from the castle at Posen and pro-
Reports from Danzig claim panic among residents as a secret Polish meeting is raided by Polish troops. A Polish expeditionary force may land in Danzig, with city troops joining it. The newspaper says occupation and a coup d etat loom, with German authorities displaced and key public buildings seized.
Paris reports the arrest of two Germans linked to the price revolution movement after the armistice and before French troops arrived. Detained are Herr Rackle, a Socialist deputy from Strasbourg, and Herr Reichaltz, head of the Strasbourg Soldiers and Workmen's Council.
L Smith's Daily Cotton Letter reports bankers facing payment questions for shipments to central powers and notes the week's spinners takings at 954000, with year to date 4732000. World visible supply and English political outlook cited. market held steady after a morning rise. New Year wishes end the note.
Copenhagen reports American ships arriving Monday will depart for Baltic German ports to pick up sick U S personnel. The Posen situation is described as extremely critical by Vorwaerts amid wartime claims.
London reports the British War Cabinet weighs a proposal to press the peace conference to appoint a commission. It would study international employment conditions and submit plans for a permanent international court and organization to act on such matters.
New York racket store announces closure tomorrow for New Year. B H Wolf signs the notice with postal date 31-1t.
Classified items show two furnished rooms for light housekeeping with contact numbers, a for trade ad offering a 10 room modern house exchange for a small cottage, and several wanted notices for a typewriter exchange, a young lady stenographer position, and a businesswoman seeking to rent rooms near downtown.
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