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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
6
An ad offers hair combings to Mrs. Lamb at the Voss House for braids curls and styling with bleaching or darkening. It also advertises a public hauling and livery service claiming the town's only moving wagon, handling household goods pianos furniture and fixtures with prompt attention and contact numbers 521 and Cumberland 92.
Liquidators of the Mutual Building and Loan Association invite bids until June 15 1910 for two Monroe Louisiana properties The Old Ouachita National Bank Building occupied by the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railroad agent fronts Grand Street 30 feet by 150 feet The Surginor lot at Fifth and Washington fronts 150 feet on Washington and 182 feet on Fifth Bids may be cash or half cash with balance on credit at one or two years 8 percent interest secured by verdor's lien and special mortgage Right to reject bids reserved Monroe La May 10 1910 Liquidators A H Bernhardt L J Gimler J L Kaliski
Straphangers applauded a rare punishment of a man who attempted to ride the elevated and subway rush hour gates with a $20 bill for a five cent fare. He demanded change, stalled progress for fifteen minutes, and lectured the magistrate before being arrested.
Reported incidents include a Bronx burglary by a ten year old who said a film robbery looked easy and a fanatic preacher haranguing drivers on Fifth Avenue. Other items cover Plymouth Church Beecher regiment relics return, a planned Municipal Opera Company using department store staff, and a Newark former school board member with a broken spine in Manhattan hospital.
Amanda Cason Newton filed in the Sixth District Court in Ouachita Parish Louisiana to be appointed Administratrix of the succession of C Newton, deceased. Citizens are warned to show cause within ten days why the prayer should not be granted. attorneys A A Gunby and Thomas C Newton sign the notice dated May 31, 1910.
Rt. Rev. James A. McFaul bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Trenton marks his 60th birthday. Irish native, he has resided in Trenton since youth and is widely known as a leading promoter of the American Federation of Catholic Societies.
A property listing offer from McMillan states no charge if the home does not sell. The note emphasizes a risk free listing with professional marketing and agent support to attract buyers.
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