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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

6

Cotton Market Rises on Improved Technicals in New Orleans

New Orleans June 1 Following an opening advance the cotton market strengthened as weather concerns return to the belt and July to December contracts moved higher. Exports for the day totaled 9,535 bales with futures closing steady and a 14 to 17 point advance. spot cotton closed 18 points up with specific price levels for Jan through Dec contracts and various middling grades.

New Orleans Associated Press

Cotton futures close steady after mid-day rally

New York market saw an opening drop to 20.50 for October from 20.67 before a rally on trade buying and covering. Late-session prices held 10 to 12 points higher, futures finishing 12 to 15 points up while spot middling remains steady.

New York

Cotton Market Reacts to Damage Reports and Wet Weather Hopes

Cotton reversed its course on reports of eastern rate damage and potential return of wet weather. a fair rally occurred as Wall Street liquidation continued. Southern buyers sustained activity while eastern belts faced heavy flood threats and rising river stages.

New Orleans Wall Street Texas Mississippi River Alabama Cotton Belt

Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago June 7

Butter supplies rise with 18667 tubs received at creamery and extras listed at 21 2, standards 42 1 2, firsts around 40 to 40 1 2, seconds 8 to 39 1 2. Eggs rise with 22867 cases received, lists 87 1 2 to 28, ordinary firsts 26 9 27, storage packed extras 29 3 4.

Chicago

Obituary notices for Mrs. Oscar Paskle and Mrs. Sam Donald

The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Oscar Paskle in Hodge Louisiana with funeral in Hodge Cemetery and survivors including her husband and four children. Also mentioned is the death of Mrs. Sam Donald of Plainview Arkansas, with services planned at Orry Williams chapel and burial at Riverview. she leaves her husband Sam and two sons plus siblings.

Oscar Paskle News-Star Sam Donald Plainview Ark Iselty Missouri Pacific Railroad Orry-Williams Funeral Thal Riverview Sam Elmer G. E. Herrington A.C G. A. Herrington Monroe Una Vose Candis Ratcliffe

Wall Street Ends Mixed Amid Heavy Liquidation

Reactionary tendencies dominated as widespread selling hit rails and high priced issues. Call money dipped to 5 1 2 percent while total volume neared 3 million shares as Adams Express and several names plungedы. Coty and Freeport Texas showed strength amid dividend news and output gains.

Stanley W. Prenosil Associated Press New York Adams Express U.S American Express Lambert Manhattan Phalt National Tea American Linseed International Telephone General Motors Coty Freeport Texas Gimbel Bros Packard Motors Radio Wright Aero

Wheat and grain prices slip on rain forecasts in northwest

Chicago grain markets eased as rains in the northwest, especially Canada, weighed on prices. Wheat opened down then unsettled, corn oats and provisions also weakened with mixed closing ranges, while various grain and seed prices were listed alongside futures figures.

Cotton prices in Liverpool market firm with steady futures

Associated Press reports Liverpool cotton demand rising and prices holding near steady. American cotton sales reach 5 000 bales, including 3 300 American, with futures quiet and steady at July 10.97 and other months around 10.7 to 10.83.

Liverpool

Call Money Market Report Sees Firm Ruling Rate

New York call money eased with a high of 6 and low 1-2, closing around 5-1/2. Overall margin shows strength as Joana and related rates shift modestly.

New York Joana

Child Dominant Note in Chicago Divorce Hearing

In Chicago Judge Sabath hears Mrs. Anna Freeman vs William C. Freeman over alimony and a bank vice presidency. The 12 year old son William Jr testifies about family strife, while Freeman claims publicity forced his resignation from the National Bank of the Republic.

Associated Press Chicago Anna Katherine Freeman William C. Freeman National Bank of the Republica Sabath Freeman William, Jr William

Livestock Market Report Chicago June 7 Hogs and Cattle Prices

Hogs 38,000, market slow but steady with Wednesday's average. top 10.15 for 200-250 lb. Butchers 250-350 and 200-250 lb ranges 9.45-10.15. Cattle 9,000, calves 4,000. light yearlings strong while heavy steers slow. slaughter classes 13.25-14.85 for 1300-1500 lb, 13.40-15.00 for 1100-1300 lb, 18.50-15.00 for 950-1100 lb. Sheep 15,000. market very slow. lambs 25-50c lower. yearlings down 25 or more. ewes 25 lower. feeder indications unchanged. Lambs good and choice 17.00-18.90. medium 16.75-17.00.

Chicago

Cotton seed oil futures steady with varied June quotes

In New York and New Orleans on June 7, cotton seed oil prices held steady with several near term and forward quotes. Prime summer yellow closed at 9.65, crude 8.62 to 9.00, with futures for June 9.65 and July 9.75 among the listed values.

New Orleans New York

Encourages Citizens to Use Library Facilities

Louisiana Library Commission urges every citizen to use library services and support parish library development. The 14,000 volume collection logged 36,000 circulations in 20 months with 2,000 information requests. Demonstrations in Richland and Jefferson Davis parishes show strong public engagement and demand state support of 15,000 dollars annually to match Carnegie aid.

Associated Press Baton Rouge Louisiana Lousiana Library Commission Commission Richland Jefferson Davis Rayville Jefferson Davis Parish Lousana Carnegie Corporation J. O. Modisette Jennings Essae M. Culver

Liberty Bonds Market Summary from New York

Liberty ponds closed with Liberty 1st at 41 48 and 101.12, Liberty 3rd at 41 48 and 100, Liberty dth at 41 4s and 101.26, Treasury ds at 108.4, and Liberty 31-25 at 100.10. This June 7 brief records bond prices and closing quotes.

Liberty Bonds New York Liberty Ponds Liberty Liberty 1St Liberty 3Rd Liberty Dth Treasury Ds

Bus Waiting Room at 208 South Grand

A busy waiting area at 208 South Grand sees commuters passing through as the city handles transit inquiries by telephone at 772.

South Grand

Mill stops dumping sludge into Ouachita River

E Reese of International Paper testified the lime sludge dumping ended last Monday. A $75,000 disposal plant will be built and no further waste will enter the river, after about 75 tons daily previously, with two dead fish found since Monday. Proceedings seek restraining action against the mill.

Associated Press Camden Ark Ouachita E. Reese International Paper Company

Miss America 1925 Fay Lanphier to wed Chicago man

Fay Lanphier formerly Miss America of 1925 will marry Sidney Spiegel Jr. of Chicago after license issued. The wedding will be quiet with near relatives and friends. The couple plan an extended European tour aboard the Isle de France, then make Chicago their permanent home.

Chicago Fay Lanphier California Sidney Spiegel, Jr Lanphier New York Isle de France

Major Payne Sighted In New Orleans Tour

June 7 report from The States states Major Frank T. Payne former Louisiana Highway Commission chair is wanted for embezzling public funds. He was said to be in transit between New Orleans and Baton Rouge after arriving at Harahan by train, with efforts to locate him continuing.

Payne New Orleans Southern ‘Pacific Harahan New’ Orleans Haton Rouge Orleans States Frank T. Payne Louisiana Highway Commission Baton Range Sunse Limited Southern Pacific Teft

Monroe Police Jury Elects Breard President in 1928 Session

In Monroe Louisiana May 30 1928 the Guachita Parish Police Jury met in a called session. Newly elected members took seats as officers were elected with John M Breard chosen president over H M Williams by seven to five votes.

Monroe Guachita Parish Quachita Seasion Coca Louisiana Dr. Mengis F. C. Peters J. E. Bryan Pollice O. Henry W. J. Vinson Williams J. M. Breard SM. Williams J. AL. Myatt

Parish Election Highlights and Adjournment Report

Parish officers were elected with Felice taking eight votes and Berry four for secretary. W A Taliaferro won treasurer over Morton, effective August 8 1928. Meeting rules set second Wednesday monthly. Police Jury adjourned with Mrs E Holt as secretary.

de Bigore Felice AL Fold Berg Bite Peearee Henry Sandel Berry C. B. Sorton Farish Myatt W. A. Taliaferro B. Morton Soret A. Taliaferro Morton Sander Barry Vocessary Sander -Beery Co TL Mengis F.C. Peters Parish C. Peters J. of. Brynte F. C. Peters Pr C. Ja. Mengis

State Tax Sale in Louisiana Parish of Ouachita

Public notice declares a delinquent tax sale of immovable property in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Authority cited from state constitution and laws. sale to occur at the west front of the parish courthouse with details to follow in official notices.

State of Louisiana Parish of Quachita State of Louisiana

Actress Miriam Wopkins Faces Annulment Proceedings

In Chicago on June 7 Miriam Wopkins faced annulment of her Newark marriage to Austin Parker, with Chicago divorce actions against him ongoing. A separate divorce suit against Brandon Peters was heard June 1 with no decree yet. her attorney expects a decree within a day or two after transcript completion.

Associated Press Chicago Miriam Wopkins Newark N. J Austin Parker Brandon Peters

Poultry Market Report From Chicago in June

Associated Press reports poultry market activity in Chicago with two carloads received. Fowls described as weak but overall balance steady. Prices noted include fowls at 23 1/2 to 24, springs 40, leghorn springs 31, broilers 25 31, spring brooders 38, roosters 16 1/2.

Chicago Poultry Alive Roosters

Louisiana Judges Gain Higher Pay and New Criminal Code

The house judiciary committee endorsed a criminal court of appeals with higher salaries for judges. Final changes to the proposed new criminal code were completed by the joint committee and will be sent to the legislature. Governor Long met leaders to discuss financing the Louisiana highway commission to fulfill contracts and keep state highways in good condition.

Criminal Court of Appeals House Judiciary Committee Long Louisiana Highway Commission

Tax roll snippets from Monroe township property listings

Readable fragments show property parcels with owners like Hilda Taylor A. Barnett Samuel Darrington and Fred Huenefield. Tax breakdowns include state parish and school levies, road maintenance and court house and jail costs across townships 17 to 19 north, ranges 2 east to 4 east, and sections 5 8 10 18.

Taylor Hilda Arter Achool Bouke Wentss Barnett Die Bok Swarts Jatatanacs Benoit Hianaasion Sam Acres Rasee Sebooe Court House Sit FM & M Oil & Gas Company Huenefield Fred—Lota Township Milhaven Fille Pee Ax Foster Abraham North Range Lareg Tcaubena Sa Harris Mattie Bryants South Highland Robent Epure House Robert Wieson Willams Richardson Carter Charleston Plantation Bates W. C BRADY A. L T. H Burgess Cosper & Co., Inc Cox Alexanders Alexanders Addition City Umits West Side River Front Quachita River Folds G. B Peetee Alee Ae Layton AS. BE. Morris Layton Tome Tract South City Monroe Township

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