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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local newspaper postal statement with dates and post office terms. The readable lines reference second class matter, Monroe, and acts around mailing regulations, plus a mention of a business office and special Thursday.
The newspaper states it is entitled to use all news dispatches credited to the Associated Press or to this paper and to publish the news supplied herein.
A narrative on education that champions learning by doing. It cites a Cincinnati school model where students work part time, matching tasks to interests, and argues mastering first lessons leads to broader success. It stresses practical work, kindness to animals, and tuning ambitions to true calling.
A historical reflection on liberty for all men and nations, highlighting harmony as the basis of the United States, unity as a spiritual bond, and lodges as symbols of cooperative ascent. It emphasizes a universal brotherhood beyond material organizations and individual destinies shaping communal paths.
Reports from the United States Geological Survey indicate a tremendous 1921 rise in Tatura gas gasoline despite unstable markets. Projections from numerous sources suggest 1922 production will grow further, highlighting artificial price increases faced by American consumers.
Announcement by Congressman Riley Wilson that he will not seek gubernatorial honors but will continue to serve in the U S House of Representatives is noted as a serious matter in Louisiana politics. The piece praises his sobriety, intelligence, and labor, and emphasizes river and flood prevention work as vital to the state. It also cites Senator Joseph Ransdell as an influential, active figure in river improvement.
The New Orleans States analyzes Governor Parker and the severance tax proposal. It notes promises of college funding, the switch to tax increments for construction, and a $1,000,000 annual levy. It endorses Senator Brown of Caddo's plan to defer $5,000,000 completion funding to 1927 and delay the tax, urging a statewide vote.
The article argues that interdependence makes cooperation essential in business. It notes centuries of development, shifting from dreamers to practical collaboration and a vision where all must cooperate across lines of work, including railroads resolving differences through law.
The New Orleans Item notes that politicians like Senator Ransdell and Representative Wilson speak for Louisiana and can guide the Lower Valley region from the seas to its headwaters for the benefit of many communities and constituencies.
A simple family comedy by an elderly actor and his son wins broad public acclaim in New York. They self-produced after free-lending efforts failed, backed by a small company of family and friends, earning riches by merit and persistence.
Over the last decade eighty four thousand people died or were injured on railroads due to trespassing or riding trains. Nine thousand were under 14, twelve thousand aged 14 to 21, nine thousand hoboes, and fifty four thousand ordinary citizens. Most deaths come from trespassers, not train wrecks, with fatalities seven times higher than all train‑accident deaths combined.
Public warnings urge citizens to avoid tracks and bridges and to keep children away from railroad property. The message cites a drop in fatalities from about 10 000 yearly in 1903 to around 5 000 in recent years due to railroads, safety departments, and education through homes, schools, and newspapers.
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