Local Advertisements and Offerings From Town Shops
Local merchants announce goods and services including bulk olives at T M Parker Co and a general store liquidation sale with Walk Over Shoes and Silver Moon Oats. Other notices promote Gabe Kern’s horse shoeing shop, wagon making to order, Allen’s Fever and Pain Powders, Morrison’s Stable baggage and carriage delivery, One Horse Cash Grocery with jelly glasses, and a Vicksburg to New York sleeper on the Queen & Crescent route. Also listed are Heinz products and a steamer connection info for Monroe to Harrisonburg with G F Holloway as contact.
Senate Finance Committee Hears Knox On Reciprocity
Washington June 7 The Senate Finance committee heard Secretary Knox in executive session for a further explanation of the reciprocity agreement. The Root and other amendments were discussed.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Knox
Social Department Aids Mission Work and Meetings
Miss Oma Hollis visits her father in Clarks linked to Louisiana Central Lumber Co. Misses Estelle Connor Estelle Schulze and Lois Sullivan travel to Biloxi Mansfield for summers. Gertrude Hebert accompanies Lois home. Mrs G B Cooley hosts Salina Kugler and Junius Kugler of Baton Rouge. Woman's Missionary Society meets at the Methodist church with new president Mrs S S Keener. Program centers on Work with scripture motto If Thessalonians 3 10. Industrial School and foreign industrial work discussed by Mrs T O Brown and Miss Julia Wossman. Local church reports from state conference, schedules set for missionary, visiting, local, and study circle meetings. Concluding reception hosted by Mrs Keener and helpers.
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Oma Hollis
Clarks
Louisiana Central Lumber Co
Home Mission Society
T. O. Brown
Julia Wossman
J. W. Johnston
Foreign and Home Mission
Church
National League Results From Yesterday
In Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 0 the Reds shut out the Phillies. Pittsburgh Newers 3 Chicago 5 and Brooklyn 3 New York 3 were games noted with rain affecting St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Newers
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland 8 Washington 2 in American League clash
Chicago box score style note reports Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 2. Weather pauses noted with rain in New York Boston and Philadelphia.
Southern League scores show drawn and split results
Baseball score roundup from the Southern League lists New Orleans 3 Atlanta 3 and Nashville 6 Birmingham 2 with Chattanooga 3 Mobile 2 and Memphis Montgomery awaiting result. No game played for the Mobile fixture.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis-Montgomery
Local scores from Texas cities show mixed results
Reports list sports results with teams and scores across Texas cities. San Antonio beat Houston 8 to 0, Oklahoma City defeated Dallas 9 to 4, Austin tied 3 3, Fort Worth won 10 to 0 over Waco, and Gelveston 2 2.
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San Antonio
Houston
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Austin
Gelveston
Fort Worth
Waco
Mississippi high school scores report
Summary of recent football score pairs from Mississippi area games including Greenwood 1 Jackson 4 Meridian 1 Vicksburg 3 and Hattiesburg 3 Yazoo City 3. No context provided for dates teams or competition level.
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Greenwood
Jackson
Meridian
Vicksburg
Hattiesburg
Yazoo City
President Bush Here Delegation Names
President Bush visit details list a chain of officials including Pearson first vice president J M Johnson traffic manager A W Sullivan general manager J W Higgins assistant general manager M N Richey general superintendent A G Abell superintendent Valley Division C L Stone passenger traffic manager C E Perkins general freight agent J G Holterbeck assistant passenger agent E F Mitchell chief engineer E J Correll assistant engineer E W Cunningham assistant superintendent motive power C M Andrews superintendent Natchez Division R L Morris engineer Valley Division.
Monroe Realty Association Promotes Southern Land Cooperation
The Southern Commercial Congress backs a Monroe Realty and Immigration Association to keep profits in the South, guide land cultivation, and select residents for empty acres. It cites rising land values, potential billions in southern capital, and aims to unify land-holders, bankers, and businessmen to develop communities and sustain regional wealth.
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Southern Commercial Congress
South
Monroe Realty and Immigration Association
Southern assets and the call for regional development
The South possesses coastlines, navigable waters, water power, rainfall, wetlands, soils, forests, minerals, and growing hours, but many resources remain underutilized. Since 1908 the Southern Commercial Congress unites effort to inspire local effort and national awareness, urging real residents to develop opportunities through labor rather than external speculation.
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South
Southern Commercial Congress
City court fines set by Judge Schulze in multiple cases
This morning Judge Schulze presided over city court cases including Kid Lemons charged with fighting disturbing the peace and presenting a dangerous weapon. Lemons admitted cocaine use and faced a 150 fine or equal days on the streets. Lillie Bradshaw was fined 7.50 for fighting Handy Carson, who was released. John Neal paid 10 for no rear light and improper signals, Ollie Pettit’s case postponed. Numerous chauffeurs attended as fines after this would be no less than 50 dollars.
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Kid Lemons
Schulze
Lemons
Monroe
Lillie Bradshaw
Miss Daisy Downs Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Daisy Downs daughter of H C Downs dies at 7 45 am at Seventh and Calypso streets funeral set for St Matthew's Catholic church at 5 30 pm tomorrow interment in Catholic cemetery she is survived by father two brothers Benoit and Joe Downs two sisters Mrs T L Morris and Miss Belle Downs many relatives and friends. a large circle of friends noted in obituary. Water shut off Thursday afternoon 2 to 4 oclock along Pine street from Fifth to Walnut and north of Pine. Notices announce rentals and sales from local businesses.
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Daisy Downs
H. C. Downs
Calypso
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Miss Downs
Messrs
Benoit
Joe Downs
T. L. Morris
Belle Downs
Pine Street
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Market Teasers From New Orleans and New York Trade Notes
The June 7 1911 market round shows New Orleans cotton spots strong at 157 16 steady with 1000 bales sold in early action. New York spots close around 15 95 with quiet trade and varied highs and lows across the session.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool Market Rumor Price Trackings and Sales
Market note shows Liverpool bids at 8.37 with 3000 bales traded under PUT RUMBUBE. Prices listed for period windows include 5.0 hg ee mod -4ls 7.97 to 7.94 for October November and 7.16 to 7.08 for December January. Further 7.09 to 7.00 cited.
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Liverpool
Weather and crops outlook from St. Louis grain market report
New Orleans wires report no major weather changes overnight with beneficial showers in Alabama and the south Atlantic states while the southwest remains hot and dry. Oklahoma records 104 degrees as the state maximum. no rain west of the Mississippi except Arkansas and two Oklahoma stations. Corn deteriorates from drought, cotton holds, traders price October at 13.54 reflecting rain uncertainty and optimistic crop condition if general rains arrive.
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New Orleans
Alabama
South Atlantic
Southwest
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Weather and crop outlook influence cotton prices and stocks
The note discusses drought and rain as price drivers for cotton, predicting higher values if drought persists and a sharp drop with copious rainfall. It cites recent trading weakness in July due to a revised on hand stock count of about 74,940 versus 60,950 and mentions rain reports in Augusta, Chattanooga and Birmingham while western areas show no rain. Windes signs off.
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Augusta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Belt
Texas
E. D. Windes
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
Attend to digestive ills with Dr King’s New Life Pills. They claim to ease constipation and indigestion, improve appetite, regulate stomach liver and bowels, and impart new strength and energy. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Madero Jr Celebrated Return Triggers Massive Mexico City Parade
In Mexico City on June 7 Francisco Madero Jr returned to the capital amid wild enthusiasm. A great crowd thronged Capital Street as business halted and streets glowed with national colors. Madero moved from the station to the National Palace and to his father's home, amid civilian societies, political groups, and soldiers marching in celebration while aristocratic resentment lingered in silence.
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Mexico City
Capital Street
Francisco Madero, Jr
Madero
National Palace
Severe Earthquake Fest Continues on Page One
Report continues from page one detailing seismograph readings on both horizontal and vertical instruments.
Earthquake Shakes Nation Across Wide Range
Seismographs nationwide register a severe earthquake at dawn, reported from Washington to be the strongest in years. The quake's epicenter and direction remain unclear while shocks last until about seven o'clock.
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Washington
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve remedy advert
An old time advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest surest healer for wounds from knives guns nails or fireworks and for burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands piles or coins. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Wood and Charcoal Yard Ad Promotes Fast Delivery
J. R. Patterson Stovewood and Charcoal Yard offers dry oak or pine at 25 to 50 cents worth, delivering quickly to any city area. Ring Cum phone 522 for order.
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J. R. Patterson
Stovewood and Charcoal Yard
Oeake
Notice to the Public on Early Morning Transit Schedule
Beginning Tuesday June 6 the early morning car to the Natatorium will run with departures from the car barn at 4 30 a m from Mt Station at 4 52 a m and from DeSiard street at 5 00 a m M B Hill 5 4t
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J, Mt. Station
DeSiard Street
B. Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. M. Parker Co
Kern’s
Gigud
Ine
Joe Kern
Allen
Phoenix Drug Store
Morrison’s
Cumberland
Hoffman House
Queen & Crescent
Bristol
Lynchburg
Heinz
Menge
Harrisonburg
G. F. Holloway
Golden Gate
Elks Delight
Blue Front
Silver Moon
Sig. Haas & Sons
Social Department
Estelle Connor
Estelle Schulze
Biloxi
Mississippi Coast
Lois Sullivan
Mansfield
Gertrude Hebert
Woman's Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Youngblood-Foster Jewelry Co., Ltd
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Texas League
Cotton States League
President Bush
Monroe Realty Association
Miss Daisy Downs
Fred Meyer
Benoit Lumber Co
North Fifth Street
Nathan
North Fourth Street
Jackson Street
J. W. Baxter
Grayling Ler. CO
Lwk. Chase & Collens CO
Low
Grain and Provisions
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
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