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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
3
Senator Owen of Oklahoma urged direct popular election of U S senators and recall power for public servants. He argued it would curb corruption, reduce campaign money abuses, compel scrutiny, and increase public confidence while preventing deadlocks and representing popular will.
The ad extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universally praised cure for diarrhoeal and bowel complaints. It claims global approval and notes it is sold by all druggists.
A list of events including horse shows in New Jersey and Chicago matches, golf opens in Portland and Montreal, track meets in Illinois and Wisconsin, yacht and automobile events, and aviation contests in Munich. The piece also notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets marketed to brace nerves and banish headache.
Western Star Lodge No 24 F and A M meets first and third Tuesday nights at Walnut street hall Worshipful Master C E Faunt Le Roy J D Oakley Secretary Monroe Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons meets second and fourth Tuesday nights at Masonic hall Walnut street W M Washburn High Priest Dr G Surghnor Secretary
Monroe Council No 8 Royal and Select Masters meets at the Masonic hall on Walnut street on the second Monday night each month. Officers include H. D. Apgar T. L. M and Dr. G Surghnor Recorder. Monroe Commandery No 7 Knights Templar meets at the Masonic hall Walnut street on the second and fourth Thursday nights. D. W. Faulk Iminent Commander and Dr. G Surghnor Recorder.
Louise L McGuire Chapter No 11 Order of the Eastern Star meets at Masonic hall on Walnut street on the first and third Monday nights. Mrs R Downes Jr Worthy Matron and Mrs Susie 8S Johnson Secretary lead the group
Stonewall Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias meets Thursday nights at Castle Hall on St John street next to the post office. R W Germany Chancellor Commander and N L Boyd Keeper of Records and Seals are named officials.
West Monroe Lodge No. 180 meets in Woodmen Hall on the first and third Friday nights. C. E. Faulk, Chancellor Commander, J. D. Herron, Keeper of Records and Seals, preside over lodge activities.
Julia Stonewall Temple No 10 meets on the second Monday at 2 30 p m and fourth Monday at 7 30 p m at Knights of Pythias hall St John street Mrs J L Henry Most Excellent Chief and Mrs E C Drew Mistress of Records and Correspondence Monroe Lodge No 454 B P O Ellis meets at Lodge hall South Grand street with meetings every Thursday night W H DeGraffenried Exalted Ruler and F B Surgaine Secretary
Ouachita Lodge No 2 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets each Thursday night in the Red Men hall at the Opera House. Noble Grand J W Keith and Secretary R A Young are listed.
Prosperity Lodge No 19 Daughters of Rebecca meets first and third Tuesdays in the opera house lodge hall with Miss Josephine Bauer Noble Grand and Miss Fannie Lewis Secretary. Ouachita Tribe No 19 Improved Order of Red Men meets in Sugar's Theatre lodge hall on the third floor with C. B. East Sachem and E. B. Ward Chief of Records. lodge meets Fridays.
Quachita Valley Camp No. 10 holds meetings in Red Men’s hall and opera house on the first and third Wednesdays. Joe Adams serves as Consul Commander and C Geismar as Clerk.
Monroe Aerie No 343 Fraternal Order of Eagles holds lodge meetings every Wednesday night at the lodge hall on De Siard Street opposite Sugar's Theatre. President J W Keith and Secretary John J Mullin lead the group.
Ouachita Lodge No 2528 meets in Red Men’s hall at the opera house on the second and fourth Wednesday nights. Will Atkinson is Dictator and R W Winberry serves as Reporter.
Independence Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor meet in Annex hall of the opera house on the second and fourth Tuesday nights. Theresa Bauer serves as Protector with Carl Walker as Secretary.
George L. Wood Camp No. 157 hosts meetings at their West Monroe lodge hall on the second and fourth Mondays led by Cc. C. Carroll and T. M. Simonton. Ouachita Tent No. 54 of the Knights of the Maccabees meets the same nights in the Red Men's hall with E. A. Carmouche and T. J. Naugaton in leadership roles.
Henry W. Allen Camp No 182 of the United Confederate Veterans meets on call by the Commander at the courthouse. Commander W P Renwick presides with Adjutant W A O'Kelly assisting.
Monroe Council No. 1337 meets at Catholic Hall on the first and third Sunday at 4 00 p m T J Naughton is Grand Knight and Adolph Renaud is Recorder
The Catholic Knights of America hold meetings at Catholic Hall on the first and third Tuesdays led by President J E Larkin with W A O Kelly serving as Secretary.
St Matthew's Benevolent Society meets at Catholic Hall on the second Monday of each month. T H McMillan serves as president and Adolph Renaud as secretary.
Advertises Cham berlain cough remedy as safe for children without opiates. Claims quick relief for coughs and colds, is non narcotic and unsurpassed. Promotes availability from all druggists.
All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to the Ouachita Lumber Company are requested to settle their accounts by June 15, 1910. Ouachita Lumber Company.
New York reports Abraham Lincoln Erlanger has been ousted as head of the theatre trust after a stormy session at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Henry B. Harris is likely to assume the post, though not yet accepted, as dissent grows over Erlanger’s methods amid the Shubert battle and push for independence and an open door in the theatre world.
A country based association promotes an open door policy allowing any producing manager to book shows if they present a good attraction. The initiative emphasizes flexibility and accessibility for time slots and bookings.
A testimonial advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle per directions. The offer claims satisfaction is the buyer's responsibility and notes sales through all dengazists.
Yale crew leaves New Haven for permanent training quarters at Gales Ferry Connecticut to begin immediate preparation for the coming Harvard race. Training begins a week earlier this year giving four weeks on the Thames prior to the meet, a notable advantage for the oarsmen.
George W. Post and EF A Starkloff, labeled two of the country’s most notorious confidence men, faced a preliminary hearing before US Commissioner Craig on mail fraud charges. The pair allegedly earned over 100000 dollars in under a year by selling mythical gold mines using bricks of valuable metal that proved worthless. They were said to be linked to Red Adams the famous green goods swindler recently jailed in Sing Sing.
Everybody welcome for a Friday dance featuring Hess' orchestra of five pieces. Come dance swim laugh and be merry with ladies admitted free and gentlemen 50 cents. 30-tf J. L. Nelson.
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