Local notices from Morri sons Stable and Phoenix Drug Store
Local items list hauling by Morri son s Stable and tobacco dust slug shot. Phoenix Drug Store features. One Horse Cash Grocery offers chickens fresh country butter and eggs. W T Bennett operates carpentry building repairing fencing and screen work near Stone Avenue and South 6th Street. Home phone 256. 5-6-1 mo.
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Phoenix Drug Store
Horse Cash
W. T. Bennett
Stone Avenue
South 6Th Street
Penslar Skeeter Dig and the Fisherman's Friend
An old time classified page promotes Penslar Skeeter Dig as a fisherman's aid that drives mosquitoes away and features a local drug store, wagon maker, vanilla extract, and a mid year clearance sale. It notes shop closings for stock rearrangement and lists terse ads for a health tonic and private tutoring starting June 10th.
Copeland's Grocery Market Ad Offers Poultry and Dairy
Ring Copeland's grocery store advertises broilers fryers and hens available with fresh county butter and eggs. Both phones listed for contact.
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Ring
Hogs Wallantee-McGuire Ad Offers Hogs For Sale
Auction note requests hog buyers to contact M S McGuire at 700 Cumberland or West Monroe Louisiana for the highest market price. Also mentions Chamberlain's Liniment for sprained ankles with directions, sold by all dealers.
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Wallantee
McGuire
Cumberland
S. McGuire
West Monroe
Chamberlain
Annual V. S. & P. firemen's picnic at Dor Cheat
The annual V. S. & P. firemen's picnic is planned for Dor Cheat on Tuesday June 11. Round trip fares are 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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V., S. & P. Firemen’s
Dorcheat
Pupils Invited to Summer School Advance Work Meeting
Notices call all pupils seeking advance work for next grade or summer school to meet Misses Bessie Gibbs and Ruth Williams at the Parish School building at 9 a.m. on Monday June 10.
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Bessie Gibbs
Ruth Williams
Upholds Fiscal Agency Contract
New Orleans June 3 Charles Janvier president of Canal Louisiana Bank opposed a House bill to abrogate the fiscal agency contract set by the Sabers administration. He warned that cancelling the contract would hurt state credit and urged bank directors not to compete if a new contract was advertised even for a higher rate.
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New Orleans
Charles Janvier
Canal-Louisiana Bank
House
Sanbers
Janvier
New Orleans Cotton Prices Report May 4 1912
New Orleans market shows steady bids with spots at 11 3 4 cents and sales of 230 bales. Prices across sessions ranged from a high near 11 79 to a low around 11 25 with close at 11 30. New York listings echo quiet trading with similar ranges and daily close around 11 29.
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New Orleans
New York
Market Futures and Prices From Liverpool Notes
Liverpool marketUpdate shows 6.86 for sales 7000 bales and July August terms with wheat corn oats lard pork ribs futures listed. Prices fluctuate with dates and months indicated including June July September and October style quotes across several commodities in a condensed table.
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Liverpool
Celemne Sss Seers
US Cotton Crop Condition Report Sets May 25 Figures
Monroe La June 4 1912 New Orleans Wires first in a series of monthly crop condition reports by the United States Department of Agriculture shows cotton condition at 78.9 on May 25 compared with 87.8 a year ago and a ten year average of 81.5. Government acreage data due next month. Market movement amid favorable weather but supply expectations suggest a smaller next year crop with large carryover stocks.
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Monroe
New Orleans
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Oklahoma
Texas
Central
East Gulf States
Cotton Market Outlook Cites Global Crop Variability
E D Winnes reports crops in better condition abroad but notes India and Egypt had small yields last year. He cites large cotton stocks across Europe and ample European mail stocks. Predicted trend favors a lower market and avoids cotton investment.
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India
Egypt
Europe
Bryant bill progress and governor race updates
The article reports on legislative actions including a conference committee setup on a debatable district plan, a Senate stand on House amendments, and a unanimousHouse vote to place a Francis T. Nichols statue in the Hall of Fame. It notes Monroe commissions form, Forsythe removal, Atkins sheriff fee bill, and convention leadership speculation with Hall, Blanchard, Ewing among top figures.
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House
Senate
Leon Smith
Francis T. Nichols
Delos Johnson
Claiborne
Bryant
Monroe
A. A. Forsythe
Atkins
Blanchard
Beale
Sanders
Louisiana set for Democratic convention delegation
Baton Rouge on June 4 reports detail Louisiana's expected delegation to the Baltimore convention. Gov Blanchard of Shreveport will be a delegate at large, L R Moss of Lake Charles chairing the convention, with Fourth District picks J M Foster and Charles Hiam and Fifth District picks A A Barksdale and Allan Scholars. The Clark and Wilson forces push for instructed versus unstructured delegation as messages rally for support.
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Ruston
Allan Scholars
Mon
Clark
Louisiana
Wilson
Baltimore
Thornton
Foster
Ransdell
Wickliffe
Estopinal
The Peevish Child Needs a Laxative
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims quick morning relief, home use, and free sample offers from Dr. W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
City League to Open Next Sunday in Monroe
The Monroe City League officers set a twelve player limit per team and require managers to submit rosters by June 7. Admission is 25 cents for most games with free entry for ladies except July 4 and Labor Day. Games start next Sunday June 5 and run through September 2, with two seven inning games weekly and holidays.
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City League
R. H. Terrell
Messrs
Myatt McClendon
Frank Kennedy
Chas. Day
Emmett Cornnaughton
Surghnor
C. G. Johnson
Monroe
Monroe, But In No Case Ask For More Than $1. Mr. Myatt McClendon
Parish Finances Reported by Clerk Hanna
Clerk Fred Hanna presented parish financial facts from yesterday’s meeting. Tax rolls show 5 mill general fund $15,908.67, 2 mill bridge $6,363.47, 3 mill school $9,545.20, 5 mill road $15,908.67, per capita road tax $2,500, totaling $50,226.02 with $45,596.78 collected by June 1 and $4,990.11 outstanding. Net indebtedness stands at $30,863.69 after deductions. 1912 assessment prepared by A L Green was approved.
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Fred Hanna
Union National Bank
Vincennes Bridge Company
Monroe
A. L. Green
Iowa Congressman Hubbard Dies Suddenly in Sioux City
Sioux City reports the death of Congressman FE Hubbard of Iowa's Eleventh District occurring today. A visiting party from Rayville attended Gov Hall's inaugural film at the Princess Theatre the previous night.
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Sioux City
FE. H. Hubbard
Iowa
Rayville
Gov. Hall
Princess Theatre
Illinois Elks Open State Reunion at Joliet
The Illinois Elks begin a three day benefit and pleasure fest at Joliet for their state organization reunion. Every local lodge is represented and officials expect a very successful convention this year.
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Joliet
Illinois Elks
Order
Illinois
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Morrison
Penslar Skeeter Dig
Kern
Meyer Bros., Ltd
Miss Oswalt
Bison
Tanhouser
Princess Symphony Orchestra
Eldridge Charleton
Chicago
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
E. D. Winnes
Faye One
Governor Hall
The
Missourian
Barret
Thomas
L. H. Moss
Col
Robert Ewing
Governor Blanchard
Martin Behrman
Alex Pujol
Robert Broussard
State Convention
Roe
Florence Moore
Blue Mountain
H. C. Schindler
Grand Route
John St
W. B. Caldwell
the Consolidated Ice Company
Hanna
Congressman Hubbard
Llinois Elks At
W. H. Degraffenried Insurance and Merchandise Broker
S.S.S
Sap Boon
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
G&tlemen
Youngblood-Foster
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