Milk Commission Advocated At Greenhouse Dairy Dinner
Doctors urged a milk commission to regulate dairies in Ouachita parish as Monroe officials praised the rebuilt Greenhouse Dairy. The facility, with 120 Jerseys, uses mechanical milking and bottling, an on site ice plant, and delivery vans to supply about 206 gallons daily. The talk emphasized pasteurization, sanitation, veterinary checks, and public funding for safe milk to prevent disease and malnutrition.
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Maupin
Milk Commission
J. L. Adams
John Schrieber
Ouachita Health Unit
C. H. Mosely
LE. J. Wolff
Schrieber
Grenhouse
Ouachita Parish
Louuigiana
Greenhouse
E. R. Yancey
Dairy and Milk Regulations
American Association of Certified Milk Commissions
Certified Milk Commission
State Board of Health
Louisiana State Board of Health
Medical Society to Meet on Tuesday
Doctor C P Gray president of the Fifth District Medical Society urges all members especially those in distant communities to attend the annual meeting next Tuesday June 12 at St Francia sanitorium. He stresses inclusiveness and asks members to answer roll and attend sessions starting 9 30 oclock.
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C. P. Gray
Fifth District Medical Society
St. Francia
Monroe
Dr. Gray
Gray
Princess Christian of Britain Dies in London
Princess Helena Victoria known as Princess Christian and aunt of King George dies at London residence. Born May 25, 1846 to Queen Victoria, she wed Prince Frederick Christian of Schleswig Holstein in 1866. Survived by son Albert John and daughters Helena Victoria and Marie Louise.
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Helena Augusta Victoria
Christian
Queer
Victoria
Great Britain
Edward VI
Rign
Frederick Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Lordéen
Princ Albert John
Duke
Princess Helena Victoria
Princess Marie Louise
New Corporations Boost Louisiana Capital in Week
Baton Rouge reports nine point two five million dollars added to Louisiana capital last week through new charter filings and increased capitalization. Notable changes include Crescent Industrial Alcohol Company in New Orleans rising to four hundred thousand dollars, Otto Knoop Lumber and Realty Company in New Orleans increasing to two hundred fifty thousand, Tires Carbon Company in Wilmington Delaware at one hundred ninety five thousand, and Peoples Tobacco Company Limited in New Orleans up to two hundred fifty thousand.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Crsecent Industrial Alcohol Company, Inc
New Orleans
Otto Knoop Lumber and Realty Company, Limited
Tires Carbon Company
Wilmingto
Del
Peoples Tobacco Company, Ltd
Kamm Improves in Averages as Big-Name Acquisitions Debut
Willie Kamm of the White Sox shows improvement in batting averages amid comparisons with high priced peers Sammy Hale and Jimmy OConnell. Hale and OConnell joined from the Pacific Coast League and are in their first season at the top level. Kamm cost $100000 for Comiskey and came from the San Francisco Club, while OConnell was bought from that club by the Giants for $75000. Hale was sold by Portland to the Athletics for $65000.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Sammy Hale
Jimmy O'Connell
Kamm
Comiskey
San Francisco
O'Connell
Giants
Halé
Portland
Athletics
Cotton Market Moves on Weather Outlook and Demand
New Orleans and New York cotton futures rose early on favorable weekly reviews, then fell on Texas rain expectations. July and October months showed mixed intraday swings, with late session gains and steady closes. Corn and oats followed, aided by cooler weather and hog-market trends.
Grain market jumps on crop report rise in Kansas and Oklahoma
Bullish crop report hints and heavy rains in Kansas and Oklahoma boost early wheat gains. Profit taking trims some advances before prices climb again. Opening bids show July around 1 14 1 to 11 11 4 and September near 1 09 7 to 1 10.
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Quent Bulge
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Foreign exchange quotations in cents and francs
New York market quotes show various currencies: Britain 4.61, France 641, Italy 4.63 1-2, Belgium 5.58, Germany 12, Hellas 89.14, Norway 16.65, Sweden 26.57, Denmark 18.02, Switzerland 1798, Spain 15.05, Greece 2.97, Poland 16, Czechoslovakia 2.99, Argentina 35.30, Brazil 10.30. Montreal 97 13-16.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Helland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Strength of railroad shares lifts New York market
In a brief New York session on June 9, railroad stocks led gains as most issues rose amid small turnover. Oil shares showed heaviness with California Petroleum slipping then recovering, while Wilson Packing fell sharply and American Cotton Oil preferred dropped. Industrials climbed and the market closed strong with about 325000 shares traded.
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New York
California Petroleum
Wilson Packing
American Cotton Oil
Market Prices for Grains in St Louis This June
St Louis grain prices quoted in June show cash wheat No 3 red at 1.28, No 4 red at 1.18, corn No 2 white at 86 1 2, No 2 yellow at 86, and oats No 2 white at 45 1 2 and No 3 white at 45 1 4.
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St. Louis
Cotton Letter from New Orleans Reports Market Realization
R. E. Floweree & Co's Cotton Letter from New Orleans notes heavy July selling—originating in New York—with good weather across most prime areas triggering gains in other months and lower values in early trading. A private bureau report is mentioned but incomplete in the fragment.
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R. E. Floweree &Co
New Orleans
New York
Cotton market steady after May consumption surprise
May cotton consumption reached 614000 bales vs 577400 in April and 496000 a year ago, triggering a covering rally. Weather in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and the central belt including potential Atlantic effects spurred further buying. Prices rose 53 to 55 points from the low, with a strong day end and a cautious outlook depending on weekend weather. Fenner and Beane.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Central Belt
Atlantics
Texas
Census Bureau
Fenner and Beane
Shreveport Oil Territory Sees New Depths and Records
The Shreveport territory in North Louisiana and Arkansas saw key completions this week. Dickson and Springers Campbell No. 1 reached 2 327 feet delivering 120 barrels, while Marr’s Smith No 1 near Smackover produced 2 1/2 barrels and 2 000 000 cubic feet gas at 2 070 feet. Murphy No. 1 of Gulf Refining Co. produced 3 500 barrels at 2 025 feet, extending the Smackover area east by a mile. Initial weekly production totaled 25 095 barrels from 43 producers, with a daily average of 183 472 barrels.
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Shreveport
Louisiana
Arkansas
Dickson and
Springers Campbell
Gulf Refining Company
Murphy No. 1
Louisiana Ensign Praised by Denby for Flag Salute
Secretary Denby commends Ensign Warren F. Taylor of Ruston Louisiana for a vivid public reverence to the flag during a Shriners parade. Taylor stood alone in the presidential stand and saluted as colors passed in review, showcasing Navy regulations requiring salutes to all colors.
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Washington
Denby
Navy
Warren F. Taylor
Ruston
Man Adjudged Insane in Caldwell Parish
Caldwell Parish near Boscow reports Henry Brown a young white man adjudged insane after a recent examination by authorities. Details of commitment and proceedings were not released.
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Caldwell News
Columbia
Henry Brown
Boscow
Caldwell Parish
Insane man in Pineville assaults father after release
A resident previously confined for insanity at Pineville has reportedly attacked his father Thomas Brown, inflicting severe injuries. He spends days in the woods with a club axe and returns to dine, protesting if anyone but his mother is present. Tokio June 9 Japan and Russia agreed to open negotiations for resumption of relations in May.
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Asylum For the
Pineville
Thomas Brown
Tokio
Japan
Russia
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