White Fabrics Sold At Very Low Prices
Ad copy notes white fabrics including linens for shirt waists and dresses. Mentions sale prices such as 1.28 1.48 and varied value tiers. Promotional language emphasizes low prices and a white sale event.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
8
Ad copy notes white fabrics including linens for shirt waists and dresses. Mentions sale prices such as 1.28 1.48 and varied value tiers. Promotional language emphasizes low prices and a white sale event.
Local paragraphs list property for sale with McMillan no sale no charge bathing suits for rent and a variety of notices. Mentions visitors J G Graves in city J L Nelson and J Kern proprietors and business ads for Bennett House Meyer Bros and Union Dental Rooms with dental guarantees and a birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs B N Duff’s baby
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Washington June 8 Democrats attack Republicans as insurgents and regulars clash over a gag rule for the postal savings bank bill. Dalzell moves the rule limiting debate to eight hours and prohibiting amendments. Vote 160 to 139 with ten insurgents supporting the rule. Several insurgents opposed the rule or voted with their party.
States Marshal Abernathy delays departure. six year old Temple attracts Baltimore women with ice cream. He feels poorly but strong enough to continue. the journey will resume to Wilmington, Del., later today or tomorrow.
London June 8 marriage at St Margaret's Westminster united Viscount Maidstone eldest son of Sars Winchelsea and Nottingham with Miss Margaret Armstrong Drexel of Philadelphia. The ceremony was dampened by widespread mourning for King Edward with many families in mourning.
President Taft nominated W J Crum of South Carolina as minister resident and consul general at Monrovia Liberia. Crum, the black appointee previously made collector of the port at Charleston and sparked protests in the South during Roosevelt's administration.
A lightning bolt struck four people at the Newman farm one and a half miles west of the Pease River in Quanah Texas. An old woman and two daughters were fatally shocked while the son was partially paralyzed yet managed to ride a horse to fetch a doctor. Names of those struck could not be learned.
New Orleans market figures show steady prices with 1275 bales traded and spot levels around 14.82 to 15.09. New York spots close near 15.20 with a quiet session and varying prices across listed flags and yields.
June 8 market note reports 15 000 bales sold at Liverpool with price range 7.76 to 7.78 and 7.67 to 7.69. Unclear text fragments appear beside main figures.
Windes reports continued heavy spot sales in Liverpool and light Southern receipts. Through the week 42,000 bales have sold in Liverpool with 15,000 today and a 3 point advance. Middling prices quoted as 8.49 pence per pound.
A listing of financial institutions including New Orleans Cotton Exchange First National Bank Shreveport New York Cotton Exchange Union Bank Trust Co Chicago Board of Trade Bank of Monroe Monroe La appears as references. The compact roster notes regional exchanges and banks connected to cotton trade activities.
Industry talk splits on whether 60 000 bales shipped to America last month target May contracts or reflect English market strength. July contracts swing from 14.82 to 15.07 as spinners brace for shortages in New York and August. England reports strong exports but Europe weak. U S spinners plan August shutdowns. Charlotte reports widespread yarn mill closures.
At the St Louis convention a committee named by President W H Welch of the American Medical Association will study Senator Owen's bill creating a national department of public health. Surgeon General Walter Wyman is likely to head the committee. Delegates numbered 3200, among the third largest attendance in AMA history, with local meetings and alumni banquets noted. In a separate report, Dr Loren B Doxey was released after a nolle prosequi was entered in his murder case. he planned to go to Columbus Nebraska where his wife, acquitted last week, resides.
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