Amendment to Charter Monroe Hardware Co Louisiana
On June 2, 1920 before notary W Stevenson P M Atkins and W L Ethridge appeared as president and secretary of Monroe Hardware Co a Louisiana corporation in Monroe Ouachita Parish. They acted under stockholders resolution to amend the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Hardware Co., Inc
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
W. Stevenson
P. M. Atkins
W. L. Ethridge
Monroe Hardware Co
Louisiana
Monroe
Parish
Monroe Hardware Company
Monroe Hardware Company Charter Amendment 1920
Amendment to the charter of Monroe Hardware Company recorded in Ouachita parish notes shows capital stock fixed at 7,000 shares of 100 each, authorizing payment in cash property or services, with 3,500 paid shares required to commence business. Transfer of stock not binding until entered in company's books. Notary and witnesses attested on June 2, 1920 in Monroe Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Davis
N. D. Abell
Monroe
Louisiana
H. W. Davis
Prp. M. Atkins
Monroe Hardware Company
Corporation P. Charters
John Sholars
Lost Items and Wanted Farm Advertisement Teletype
Classified notices list losses including a red leather folding pocket book with papers and a key set, rewards offered at J E Kennedy Monroe Grocer Co Wexler Garage, and Endom s Transfer Co. rewards. Also two rooms for rent at 608 Grammont and a farm for sale inquiry to L Jones Box 541 Olney Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kennedy
Monroe Grocer Co
L. Jones
Olney
For Sale and Wanted Notices in North Louisiana
For sale two five room houses at 417 and 415 North Fifth Street and one brick building at 618 DeSiard Street through Jim Panos at Metropolitan Cafe. Also wanted a salesman skilled in the hardware line with North Louisiana trade, apply with references to Stauffer Eshleman & Co. Ltd. 3-6t.
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North Fifth Street
DeSiard Street
Jim Panos
Metropolitan Cafe
Louisiana
For Sale Dining Room Set and Sideboard
For sale one dining room set including table, side board and china closet. Ring 374. 3-3t.
Leibrich Chairs Monroe Chamber Meeting Plans
Isadore Liebrich named chairman of the arrangements committee for Monroe Chamber of Commerce annual meeting set for June 10. Dr. R J Pirkey will speak on chamber work and G T Cross will deliver an address on his duties. Refreshments to be served and youths and salaried men encouraged to engage in future chamber activities. An Elmer's Chocolates advertisement follows.
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Isadore Liebrich
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Pirkey
Marshall
Tex
G. T. Cross
Monroe
Sproule Secures Unitary Endorsement for Presidential Run
Governor W C Sproule announced at a Pennsylvania caucus that his name will be placed before the Republican National Convention as a presidential candidate. The Philadelphia delegation, while not voting as a unit, unanimously endorsed him and pledged solid support. Mayor J Hamp ton Moore will deliver the nominating speech. Senator Boise Penrose, elected PA delegation chair, will attend the Chicago convention despite illness.
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Philadelphia
W. C. Sproule
Pennsylvania
National
Sproule
J. Hampton Moore
Boise Penrose
Chicago
Lowden Denies Fund Misuse in Campaign
Governor Frank C. Lowden and campaign manager L. L. Emerson deny any illegitimate disbursement from the campaign fund. He denounces Missouri delegates who testified before the senate committee for accepting contributions in exchange for votes. He says payments were for organization and he will not accept those delegates' votes at the convention.
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Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
L. L. Emerson
Missouri
Senate Committee
Lowden
Emerson
Jefferson Davis Birthday Observed Across the South
The 112th anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth was marked as a holiday in several states with courts banks and public offices closed. Observances included public schools meetings and United Confederate Veterans events, with New Orleans hosting a parade of veterans in his honor.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
South
United Confederate Veterans and Allied Organizations
Davis
Million Dollar Oil Plant Up In Smoke At Greeley
The Standard Oil Company's pumping station in Greeley Kansas, worth over 1 million dollars, burned late today. Firefighters battled remaining flames and worked to prevent the two 650000 barrel storage tanks from catching fire as the blaze continued.
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Greeley
Kan
Standard Oil Company
United States to Attend Spa Conference Indirectly
Paris June 3 American participation in the Spa conference with Germany has not been officially instructed yet. The United States is likely to be unofficially represented. Newport England clashes between White and Negro sailors caused street fighting resulting in smashed windows and damaged houses over a quarrel involving a woman.
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Associated Ress
Paris
Spa
Washington
United States
Newport
England
News Briefs From Washington London Austin Paris
The state department seeks a DC statement on the flag burning by Irish freedom sympathizers at the treasury. British officials deny Poland asked Britain to intervene for a Russo Polish armistice. Texas National Guard units mobilize for possible duty at Galveston amid a dockworkers strike, with Governor Hobby warning the state may take control. The new Hungarian peace delegation arrives in Paris and the treaty is set to be signed at Versailles.
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Washington
State Department
District of Columbia
Treasury
Austin
Texas National Guard
Galveston
Hobby
Paris
Vérsailles
Whitman Birthday Portrait of a Tramp Poet
The piece recalls Walt Whitman born 1819 on Long Island as a "loafing" soul and libertine poet. It notes his early work in carpentry printing and law offices, his shifts as a itinerant teacher and tramp printer wandering across the United States and Canada.
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Walt Whitman
Whitman
West Hills
Long Island
United States
Canada
Whitman’s life and path to poetic fame
The article traces Walt Whitman from early editorial posts to the creation of Leaves of Grass in 1855. It highlights his struggle with formal verse, wartime nursing for wounded soldiers, friendships with John Burroughs, a dismissal over alleged indecency, life in Camden, and eventual recognition in America.
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Uel
Brooklyn Eagle
Whitman
Washigton
John Burroughs
Burroughs
James Harlan
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Camden
New Jersey
Save Your Health For Future Use
John Blake urges building health in youth to profit after forty. He argues that productive years lie beyond age forty, and health determines success. he advocates exercise, fresh air, moderate sports, intelligent diet, limited meat, minimal alcohol, no smoking except after meals, and daily bathing to prevent late life illness.
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John Blake
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Old
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Sixth District Court
Ll. L. F. Grigsby
A. D
L. F. Grigsby
Ross
Loop
Holly Ridge Lumber Co
Wexler Garage
Endom
Grammont
the Meteor Theatre
West Monroe
George Walsh
THE
SHARK
Fox
FOX News
Corinne Griffith
Larry Lemon
Dew Drop Inn
Leibrich
Orvin’s Confectionery
Walker Bros
Jefferson
Associated Press
London
Poland
Sally
Strange
Harlan
Camden, N. J
Viola Vaile
Ralph Lewis
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