Hug and Hominy and Success Packing Houses
Community plans to establish packing houses once supply meets demand. Officials say production and distribution will improve with adequate stock, aiming to boost local commerce and access to processed goods.
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
1
Hog raising is easy and profitable in Natchez region
Farmers near Natchez and Ouachita parish are urged to convert corn and skim milk into pig feed and raise hogs instead of cotton. A packing plant is planned in Natchez to handle surplus hogs, boosting local profits as demand exceeds supply for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Miss
Mississippi
Louisiana
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Planters Eye Diversified Crops as Soil Survey Begins
A soil survey of Concordia parish Louisiana is started by the Bureau of Soils in Washington with C. J. Mann and E. B. Watson directing. Additional personnel may join as the survey progresses and it aims to aid winter and spring truck crop introductions along the Mississippi and Red river basins with broader diversification in Central Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Concordia Parish
Louisiana
Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture
C. J. Mann
E. B. Watson
Bureau
Concordia
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Middle Western States
Canadian Forestry Association To Open Largest Convention
Fredericton N B Feb 22 The annual meeting of the Canadian Forestry Association opens tomorrow in the city with the largest representation yet. Delegates and visitors have arrived from nearly every province and many public men of wide prominence will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericton
N. B
Canadian Forestry Association
Discussion on Majority Under Election Law in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports scrutiny of how a majority is calculated in primaries. Local parties compare Orleans parish method with Houma results, arguing votes divided by candidates rather than offices yields a true majority, potentially aligning with the law and avoiding defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Houma
Orleans
General Strike Called in Philadelphia Early Today
All workmen were called out as a general strike order was issued in Philadelphia early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Riots and General Strike Hit Philadelphia Labor
Philadelphia on Washington's Birthday sees a general strike called by the Central Labor Union affecting about 100000 workers. Rioting erupts as cars are blocked and men beaten. police fire on a mob wounding two boys. Union leaders claim Pratt was jailed without bail as unrest escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Murphy
Central Labor Union
Washington
Pratt
Carmen
National Masonic Memorial Association founded in Alexandria
In Alexandria Virginia on February 22 General J M Dickinson and grand lodges formed the National Masonic Memorial Association to erect a permanent memorial to George Washington a Mason. The plan includes a temple with a hall of fame for grand jurisdictions and tablets honoring distinguished sons near Washington Street and Christ Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
J. M. Dickinson
America
Braddock
Ohio
Old Lodge
Washington Street
Christ Church
Washington
Cob cigars sold at Liebreich Grocery Co
Cob cigars priced at $1.50 per box offered by Liebreich Grocery Co in a brief local ad notice from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebreich Grocery Co
Memorial 10 Washington Meeting in Alexandria
Grand Masters gathered in Alexandria to form plans for a Washington Memorial event. The group, including several noted leaders, met to coordinate activities and future milestones.
Conners Faces Pressure as Tammany Fights for Leadership
New York February 22 William J Conners chairman of the Democratic State committee vows to stay in power amid a looming Albany meeting to decide his fate He contends the party is unified but rivals led by Charles Murphy press for his ouster Hearst backers weigh a third ticket as a possible fall option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Conners
Conners
Palm Beach
State Committee
Albany
Charles F. Murphy
Mr. Conners
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
Jaynor
Murphy
Gaynor
Fourteenth Street
Hearst
Tammany
Memorial planned for Washington in Alexandria
In a historic Alexandria setting the article notes Washington’s ties to the city and outlines plans to raise 1,000,000 for a memorial. Members of the ancient lodge met in the Alexandria Washington room to discuss the project aims and home origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Court House
Alexandria
Washington
Mount Vernon
Lawrence
House of Burgesses
Alexandria-Washington
May Lynch White Man in Georgia
Comer Georgia February twenty second a man named John G Smith accused of criminally assaulting Mrs Martha Graham wife of his neighbor and friend was arrested and jailed with bail denied. Mrs Graham says Smith forced her after making romantic advances. The Grahams are prominent locals and threats of lynching surround the case as the jail is heavily guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Smith
Graham
Smith
Mrs. Graham
Grahams
Northwest Texas Bankers meet in Wichita Falls with welcome and talks
The annual Northwest Texas Bankers Association meeting in Wichita Falls heard Hon. L. H. Mathis welcomed, with T. W. Slack of Fort Worth replying for visiting bankers. John H. P. Jones spoke on handling cotton accounts. Henry James discussed city bank duties to interior correspondents. J. W. Spencer addressed duties to reserve agents of city correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Northwest Texas Bankers’ Association
L. H. Mathis
T. W. Slack
Fort Worth
John H. P. Jones
Childress
City Bank
Henry James
Abilene
Interior Bank
J. W. Spencer
Anson
Ignorance Among Congressmen Cited on Great Needs
The passage notes that many leading congressmen appear unaware of the country’s pressing needs. It emphasizes a perceived gap between leaders and the urgent requirements facing the nation.
Cannon's Confession Exposes River Navigation Lesson
Washington February 22 Joseph Gurney Cannon admitted it took him thirty five years to learn that rivers like the Mississippi and Missouri must be banked before being navigable. The revelation came during an excursion from St Louis to New Orleans highlighting a broader ignorance among lawmakers about riv er improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Gurney Cannon
Mississippi
Missouri
Lower
Speaker Cannon
St. Louis
New Orleans
Cannon
Indictments Prepared Against National Packing Co Directors
New York Feb 22 Indictments against the National Packing company and its directors have been drawn for the grand jury by Prosecutor Garven. The case centers on food price investigations and alleged conspiracies to restrain trade. Excluded is Kenneth K. McLarin, others named include Edward Tilden L B Patterson A T Fuller C G Snow Arthur Colby and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Garven
Sawi
Kenneth K. McLarin
The
National Packing Company
Edward Tilden
L. B. Patterson
A. T. Fuller
C. G. Snow
Arthur Colby
J. Or Len Armour
L. F. Swift
Edward Morris
F. Swift
Ira N. Morris
Arthner Meeker
T. J. Connors
L. A. Carter
K. K. McLarin
T. E. Wilson
C. H. Swift
Lt. H. Heyman
Samuel McRoberts
F. A. Fowler
A. W. Armour
Five Companies Guard Cairo Streets In Quiet Day
Cairo Illinois February 22 five companies of the Illinois national guard patrol the streets keeping order while surface calm prevails over the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ill
Illinois National Guard
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Gunners Agguse Tammany
Democratic State Committee
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Comer, Ga
Martha Graham
Northwest
Texas
Gressmen
Ihe
Sissippi River
Packing Company
National
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