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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
2
Mrs Ticer’s porch scene reveals concern over boarder Steve Dackett who may be Stephen Graham. The narrator senses danger as Steve’s odd behavior after dinner prompts Mrs Ticer to show a hidden stove pipe opening into a neighboring room.
A Ouachita Agricultural Development Committee meeting adopted a plan to grow bell peppers egg plants and tomatoes for cooperative marketing in early 1926. The program aims for simultaneous harvest and mixed carloads to northern markets plus a minimum 200 acres of cantaloupes in hill country with canvassing to enroll farmers.
Advertises barbecued meats and Taylors celebrated chicken tamales from Factory 2508 DeSiard. Notes lunch-weight portions of about 1 to 2 pounds each and invites readers to try them.
Manuel Quezon has been elected president of the Senate of the Philippine Insular Government. A college bred lawyer with a long service record, he previously served as resident commissioner of the Philippines in Washington from 1909 to 1916 and held roles in the Philippine Assembly provincial governor and prosecuting attorney.
Special to the News Star reports Caldwell parish endured the hottest July days with 102, 102.5, and 106 degree highs. A rainstorm later cooled the area while wind felled tree limbs and benefited crops. Census notes challenge Ruston Leader figures, citing Caldwell population 9,514 in 1920 and 3,473 school age children, with 2,900 in public schools and a low illiteracy rate.
An early ad promotes Velvet Ice Cream made by the Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co Inc. with emphasis on purity deliciousness and popularity. The item dates to November 25.
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