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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
2
In a 1925 serial tone, the narrator hides near a ramshackle farm building to observe Lee Chow. The Chinese antagonist presses for surveillance, discerns dropped envelope clues, and hints at a broader plot as the narrator questions him under tension.
In Shreveport officials discuss ordinances to bar drivers twice convicted of DWI from operating a vehicle in Caddo Parish and set a three year hunting season limit on squirrels and quail with penalties including fines and possible jail time. The measures aim to curb hunting extinction and drunken driving risks.
A large group from the city and West Monroe will attend the annual state Baptist encampment in Mandeville from July 21 to 31. The eighth encampment features lectures study periods and a lake shore outing drawing attendees from across the state. Local travelers will go by auto as last year, with the camp located opposite New Orleans on the Lake Pontchartrain shore reachable in a day from Monroe.
The former physics building will house music classes next fall under Professor W. W. Stopher. Music department members include Miss Carrie R. Wallace, Miss Hasseltone Byrd, Miss Anna Wallace on piano and music history, Miss Wilma E. Nobling on voice, Miss Julie Morse, and staff such as Professor E. H. Charlton on violin, H T. Landry on cornet, and P. W. French on clarinet and saxophone.
A new society for more advanced Boy Scouts has been formed in Monroe to foster closer social ties and cultivate leadership. Three meetings have occurred, a constitution was adopted, and plans were made for a meeting next Wednesday. First class Scouts may join on scoutmaster recommendation and approval by the Scout executive with majority organization vote.
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