Monroe City Council Adopts 1925 1926 Budget
Monroe Louisiana on July 16 1925 the city council adopted Ordinance 2463 detailing Liabilities expenditures and contingencies for the fiscal year starting April 25 1925 through April 30 1926. The ordinance lists salaries departments utilities and capital outlays totaling more than this amount, with adoption and publication required.
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City Hall
Monroe
Louisiana
Breard
Atkinson
Finance & Utilities
Streets & Parks
Chsctehainie
Ea Ai Wderretesalressh
Chamber of Commerce
P. A. Poag
Arnold Bernstein
Council On Motion
Velvet trimmed hat a favorite fashion note from 1925
A 1925 fashion notice highlights velvet trimmed hats as a favorite, noting the rise of the large hat alongside the traditional small felt style. The piece describes chestnut pedaline hats with velvet cuffs and explores combinations of straw with velvet, including double velvet brims with different straw crowns.
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Milan
Hair
Bangkok
Virginia the New Dominion as a Market for Our Goods
An advocacy piece praises Virginia as a rising industrial and commercial power, noting manufacturing value rising from 108.6 million in 1900 to over 650 million in 1920 and highlighting Virginia as a broad market with quick access for salesmen. It lists several Virginia newspapers as channels to reach buyers.
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Virginia
Classified seed of cents may yield thousands in property
A small seed of cents in a classified ad can lead to thousands of dollars in recovered or traded property. Readers are advised to consider small investments in ads for larger returns and to verify item value and ownership before completing any exchange.
Contractor's Directory Monroe Firms Ready to Deliver
A Monroe directory lists numerous contractors prepared to handle any project from houses to large offices and oil field operations. Each firm pledges first class service and the ability to meet exacting requirements across multiple lines of work.
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Monroe
Amendment to Charter of Ouachita Baking Company
G B Watkins president of Ouachita Baking Company Inc declares amendment to Article 6 of the charter. Capital stock fixed at 100000 dollars, 1000 shares of 100 dollars each. Authority to begin business at 50000 subscribed and 25000 paid. Currency value and future increase to 150000 dollars allowed. Notary Matthew C Redmond witnesses. Monroe Ouachita Louisiana.
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Lerre
Boys
M. Carr
Matthew C. Redmond
Ouachita Baking Company, Inc
Pat S. Hamilton
Leon H. Pooser
Fourth District Court A
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
A. D
G. B. Watkins
Monroe
Charter of Ouachita Bakingompany, Inc
Lera E. Boys
R. M. Carr
Parish
State of
Noted North State Achievements and Resources Highlight
The state leads in multiple agricultural and industrial metrics, including lumber output, crop efficiency, and rail infrastructure. It hosts seven trunk line railroads, a major port, dominant home market crops, top spinach and sweet potato roles, tobacco and poultry positions, and strong banking assets. The record emphasizes growth in manufactured values from 1900 to 1920 and top rankings in farm and property metrics.
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Union
Washington
New York
South Atlantic
District Statistics Highlight Early Twentieth Century Iowa
Area measures 40,252 square miles with a 1923 population of 2,398,441. Mineral product value totals 38.55 million dollars, coal mined about 11 million tons, and farm property valued at 1.196 billion with farm products at 301.9 million. Bank deposits reach 403.984 million. railroad mileage 4,695. highway spending 16.148 million. public school expenditures 21.213 million in 1922.
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