City issues permits for 35560 in new buildings
City hall records last week show building permits totaling 35 460 dollars. Large permit by Charles Eichel for a two story brick building on Walnut street with stores on ground floor and rental rooms above. Other permits include a 10 000 dollar brick and stucco gas station on South Grand street and several residences and a garage project.
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Charles Eichel
Walnut Street
A. S. Tidwell
South Grand Street
Joe Ladotta
Lee Avenue
Joe Sampagnola
Geta Wright
St. John Street
W. M. Pmdes
Gordon Avenue
Edgar’ Masur
Hall Street
Hindenburg may refuse to confiscate rulers property vice plebiscite
A German letter suggests President Von Hindenburg would decline to order seizure of former rulers estates if the June 20 plebiscite approves it. The issue sparks a political crisis with potential retirement from office and sharp partisan reactions across press outlets in Berlin.
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Berlin
A. P
von Hindenburg
Frederick von Leadell
William
Germany
Germania
Tagaletch Rundsehn
People's Kyatty
New Stop Signs to Be Installed Downtown Streets
Stop signs ordered by Superintendent of Police H. D. Ap ar will be installed on streets intersecting with Eslar d and at other important corners. The signs will be pavement mounted and illuminated by a reflector inside, replacing painted signs to save money and avoid electricity use.
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H. D. Apar
eSlard
Aciontheat
6Th & DeSiard Sts
Sylvest luxury tax defeated in Louisiana House
The Louisiana House blocked the Sylvest luxury tax amid a flurry of bills. Lawmakers debated a dog racing tax, a New Orleans paving bill, and measures on second hand dealers, severance tax, and school funding with 42 bills dumped into the hopper.
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HOUSE
O. K
Baton Rouge
A. P
David Richarme
New Orleans
Richarme
A. H. Frymer
Orleans
Fred Oser
Oser
Frymyer
Senate
Gilbert Dupre
J. O. Fernandez
Hopper Baton Rouge
Sambda Sones
Hughes
Jones
Jt Wag
Brookhart Wins Iowa Nomination Sets Stage for Senate Fight
Iowa primary returns show Senator Brookhart winning renomination with Cummins facing retirement while reformist forces rally around farm aid. Howard J. Clark hints at independent run, and Governor Hammill secures renomination for the Republican ticket as Washington weighs the insurgent victory and revived Haugen equalization debates.
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Coolidge
Harding
Cummins
Howard J. Clark
Brookhart
Clark
John Hammil
Iowa
Inyal
Washington
A. P
Congress
House
Derrick man killed as cable well derrick caves in at Smackover
In Smackover Arkansas Derrick man A P J L Lewis of the HW Hunt No 2 Swilley well four miles south of town was instantly killed when the derrick he was on caved in He was pulling rods at the time of the accident.
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Smackover
Ark
A. P.j—I. L. Lewis
Hunt No. 2
Swilley Well
Here
Charles T. Bruce
Mate Board of Undertaking and
Mulhearn Named As President At Historic Cemetery
The article notes Mulhearn was named president amid plans for the cemetery founded in 1872 with 15,000 burials and 5,000 lots. The site includes 600 vaults and 96 receiving vaults, overseen by superintendent W. LaHare, who also attended a Monroe convention as part of a thirty-three year review of the current administration.
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W. LaHare
Monroe
Bond's Bladder Remedy Promises Cure for Urinary Troubles
An advertisement touts Bond's Bladder Remedy as a prescription product from the Rocky Mountains region. It claims to end bladder pains and frequent urination with a 60 cent bottle price and a larger option for importers. The copy targets readers suffering back pains and disordered bladder symptoms.
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Bond
Funeral directors discuss cemetery service and Catholic rites
The Louisiana State Funeral Directors convention covers improving cemetery service through undertaker cooperation. Speakers urge silent driving, advance funeral details, and proper grave preparation. A Catholic funeral briefing outlines procession order, Mass options, and ceremonial practices at church and cemetery.
Funeral Directors Honored by Speaker at Meeting
The speaker praised funeral directors as friends and gentlemen who ease family distress. After adjournment, visitors viewed embalming demonstrations at Peters morgue and toured vaults and devices at Hotel Virginia convention room.
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Peters Morgue
Hotel Virginia
Drove Invitation Notice Ambiguity
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at an invitation or invitation event related to a drove or gathering. Readable bits mention invitations and a social or administrative reception context without clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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