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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
Public notice records entry indicating second class matter status dated June 1 1909 at Monroe Louisiana with archival reference under the 1879 act.
The article discusses early nonaggressive gubernatorial speculation in Baton Rouge. It notes expected candidates Lieutenant Governor Thomas C. Barret Clarence Pierson Attorney General Pleasant and Justice Noi, and argues the next governor should be a big, businesslike leader from North Louisiana who can run the state like a strong corporation.
The article discusses early 20th century estimates of drug addicts in the United States after the Harrison Narcotic Law. Tennessee figures imply about 247000 nationwide addicts, with Brown noting a possible maximum near 250660 and annual drug spending around 6.5 million dollars, contrasting sensational claims of 2 to 2.5 million.
The piece argues that voters want change and will judge candidates by actions, not titles. It asserts Louisiana is poised to elect a new governor and mentions A. G. as a referenced figure.
The piece warns that introducing personalities early in Louisiana politics risks lowering campaign quality. It argues seven months remain before the election and cautions candidates to focus on public considerations. It notes attacks can backfire, as respected candidates with strong records may gain sympathy and victory.
The Hamburg budget reports a baseball game between two Black teams in Hamburg last week. A fielder failed to hit the ball and poked his head near a pit to bat a fly to short. The shortsop caught the fly and the umpire ruled the batsman out.
The editorial argues against costly battleships when submarines prove lethal to fleets. It notes submarines win overwhelming advantage in coastal bombardment and argues for a balanced navy rather than sole reliance on large warships.
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses a group’s poor sleep habits and the impact on daily life. The writer laments misaligned routines and the difficulty of maintaining orderly affairs while aiming to rest better.
The piece argues for sleeping before 4 o clock and waking at 4 to maximize productive hours. It notes most people fail to retire early due to evening activities and media, yet those who adopt this schedule often achieve greater success and recognition in the community.
An advertisement lists 17 inch oak stove wood at 4.50 per cord with half card 2.25 cash on delivery from S. C. Blackmon Fuel Yard and repeats the ad text. It also includes J. S. McGehee of Laurel Hill La promoting oats harvesting advice such as binder use, threshing timing, and storage guidance for field crops.
Alfred Walker owner of 111 Vicksburg street Cumberland advertises pine and oak stove wood and fire wood in 12 to 16 inch lengths plus charcoal and fat pine kindling. Delivers anywhere in the city with load prices at 2.60 1.00 and 0.50 dollars. Orders appreciated.
A historical clipping notes King George V turning 50 as he deeply engages with World War I strategy, maintains royal influence, and pursues naval roots. It also includes a Louisiana sheriff sale notice for a Monroe property and a brief list of notable birthdays.
Mrs. Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana writes of sprains bruises and rheumatic pains using Chamberlains Liniment and praising its prompt relief. The ad notes the liniment is obtainable everywhere and recommends it highly.
1667 Died William Harvey celebrated discoverer of circulation of the blood. 1861 Died Stephen A Douglas American statesman. 1887 Kaiser laid stone Kiel Canal. 1889 New harbor at Calais opened by Carnot. 1898 Hobson sank Merrimac. captured. 1899 Diplomatic relations U S and Spain resumed. 1914 Servian cabinet resigned.
Public sale date June 5 1915 at Monroe courthouse front door to satisfy debts of Noel H Beard estate. Parcels include multiple Monroe blocks and additions, Gulfport Mississippi lots, plus mortgage notes from I C Lapietra and Angelo Scalia with eight and one hundred dollar notes. Purchaser must assume prior mortgages and liens as applicable. Beards natural tutrix Magadalena B Beard acts as administratrix.
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