Local Notices and Crime Snippet From Parish Ledger
Local notices list Bennett boarding at 524 South Grand Street with day and week rates and contact numbers. A roof fire at Joe Hanna residence on Grammont Street caused minimal damage. The Jules W. Parks store at Loch Lomond saw a safe blown with about $60, notes, and two pistols stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. T. Bennett
South Grand St
Cumberland
Joe Hanna
Grammont Street
Jules W. Parks
Loch Lomond
Vacation offers travel goods and attire for summer
The advertisement promotes trunks, suitcases, and hand bags in various sizes and prices. It highlights the Gents Wardrobe Trunk, neckwear, Star and Ekcells shirts, summer underwear, and a sale on Oxfords in all leathers and widths from A to E.
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Star
Incendiary Fire Reported Near Judge Potts Property
A fire at Third and Olive streets, deemed incendiary, damaged a rear room in a house owned by Judge Potts and occupied by a black family. Firefighters responded quickly, limiting damage. Three minor alcohol cases were heard in city court that morning. Benoit Lumber Co. now operates from Monroe Building and Loan Association building on St. John street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulze
Benoit Lumber Co
Monroe Building and Loan Association
St. John Street
Third
Olive Streets
Judge Potts
Big crowd applauds Lyceum vaudeville trio show
A large audience enjoyed three acts at the Lyceum last night. O'Neal and Thompson performed a comedy sketch, The Great Almonde sang and entertained as a soubrette, and Southern and Woodruff provided comedy singing and talking. Tonight is the last chance to see them before new vaudeville and pictures start Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
O'Neal
Thompson
Almonde
Southern
Woodruff
The Converts and Other Biograph Shorts At The Talkies
A Biograph program features The Converts a powerful religious drama showing two souls transformed by the Word of God. Back to Boarding offers true to life fun and human nature with sixty laughs per minute. The Right House-But is a funny comedy of error with a late unraveling. The Rival Cooks and Mr A Jonah are two fine comedies to be repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A. Jonah
Band Concert at the Park Tonight
Hess Band marks months of practice with a free evening program at the park. City provides ample parking by car for attendees, and the event opens a regular twice weekly schedule promising a delightful night.
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Hess’ Band
Dental Rooms Sold to New Manager Cann
I have sold my interest in the Union Dental Rooms to Dr. H. F. Cann who will be manager of the place in the future. R. E. L. Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Dental Rooms
H. F. Cann
R. E. L. Lindsey
For Sale and Lost and Found Notice Fragments
A mixed items notice lists a child’s buggy with umbrella for sale, three sheets of handwritten music lost, a reward for return of a black mare from Richland Plantation near Monroe, and a bank ad urging safe deposits. Also probate notice for estate of Will Gates with admin appointment request by Albert Henderson and deadline in Ouachita Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rivoli
Richland Plantation
Monroe
Austin & Frizzell
Will Gates
Albert Henderson
W. A. Myatt
Sixth District
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Financial ticker snippets from June 1 1910 New York market
The page presents scattered stock figures and trading labels with multiple 14.x and 12.x values, noting highs lows closes and day references. It includes dated market chatter in a fragmented OCR segment with mentions of New York spots and alternating numbers.
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New York
Close
Ysty
Liverpool Market Report Mixed Bales and Beers
Liverpool trading notes show sales of 10,000 bales with beer observed. Prices range 7.53 to 7.65 for unspecified goods. Obscure codes and figures 7.46 to 7.59 appear, with Swammore listing 4 565 and other observations.
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Liverpool
Swammore
Cotton acreage and prices move in late May 1919
Windes reports New Orleans officials to announce acreage and condition of the cotton crop at 11 a.m. The New York Journal of Commerce cites 80.2 condition and 3.6 percent acreage increase with gains in Texas and Oklahoma. The Financial Chronicle notes a 4.48 percent rise in planted acreage to 35,379,358 acres. Market reaction depends on the official report, with possible steadiness or decline based on condition and acreage. Futures liquidate old contracts as new crop hopes rise. Derby Stakes in England won by Lemberg.
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New Orleans
New York Journal of Commerce
The
New York Financial and Commerce Chronicle
Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennett
I. Heinberg
Crew Lake
Kern's
Joe Kern
Parker
Ies
Knapp
Sig Haas
T. M. Parker Co., Ltd
Calvin Mills
Hampton’s Magazine
Hampton's
Hampton’s
Trilby
Paris
Hampton
Lyceum Theatre
Grand Street Theatre
North Second Street
F. Care News-Star
R‘nt— House
West Monroe
G. L. Mills & Bro
Imo
City School
Calypso Street
Bath
Frank Guerriero
Union Bank & Trust CO
Monroe, la
Dawkins & Dawkins, Attorneys
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
First National Bank
Shreveport
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Bank of Monroe
Daily Market
S. J. Harman & CO. Successors
H. R. Speed
Hayward & Clark
J. S. Bache & Co
Carpenter, Baggett & Co
Bartlett & Patten
Chicago
ST. Louis
Windes’ Daily
Texas
Oklahoma
E. D. Windes
Lemberg
DERBY
Epsom
Downs
England
Berkshire
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Monroe Stationery
S. Grand Street
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