Monroe Store and Office Equipment Company Charter Filed
Readable text shows the charter filing for Monroe Store and Office Equipment Company Incorporated in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. It outlines corporate name purpose stock capital set at five thousand nine hundred nine dollars ninety cents, board of three, officer roles, and charter terms including dissolution and amendments. Notarized May 11 1925 with witnesses and clerk certification.
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Monroe
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
John M. Breard
State of
Louisiana
General Assembly
Monroe Store and Office Equipment Company, Incorporated
Wiachita Parish
United States
Board of Directors
Dan Armand Breard
Armand V. Breard
William F. DePriest
Willaim F. DePriest
Armand B. Breard
A. D
Armand V
Breard
William F, Depriest
C. L. Melebach
J. Fillmore Meadows
Ouachita Parish
Leon H. Pooser
Fourth District Court
Fourth District
Cotton futures close steady with modest gains
New York cotton futures end higher by 37 to 45 points after a volatile session. Prices for July to December contracts rose as market participants covered positions and warned that Texas rainfall has been insufficient.
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New Orleans
Texas
New York
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool cotton market steadies with sales of 5 000 bales including 4 000 American. Receipts total 13 990 bales with 5 800 American. Futures steady with June 12.60 and March 11.93 as key closing levels.
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Liverpool
Chicago Markets End of Day Batter Eggs Poultry
Batter receipts total 27 264 tubs and eggs 48 075 cases with higher dairy lines and creamery extras 421 2 and storage pack 311 4. Firsts range 391 2 to 40 for batter and 29 to 30 for eggs.
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Ghicago
Wheat Prices Rally on Crop Damage Report in Chicago
Chicago open on June 9 shows gains as wheat leads with a 5-8 to 1-8 cent rise after a heat wave report cut Kansas yields. Corn and oats follow higher on crop worry, while provisions firm up on grain strength.
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Chicago
Rye
A. P
Kansas
Chicago Market Headlines Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market report June 9 shows hog receipts around 21 000 with weights and prices varying from 10 25 to 12 40 for heavy hogs and 11 00 to 11 35 for packing hogs. Cattle receipts near 8 000 with tops at 11 15 for heavies and vealers near 9 00. sheep around 8 000 with fat lambs 15 25 to 15 75 and yearling prices 13 75 to 15 50.
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Chicago
Notice of Filing of Final Account in Ouachita Succession
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties to show cause within ten days from this notification why the final account of Peter S. Mulhearn as administrator should not be approved and homologated. Judge Percy Sander presided on June 1, 1926, with Dawkins and Dawkins as attorneys.
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State of
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
William Blackford
Peter S. Mulhearn
Percy Sander
A. D
Leon H. Pooser
Dawkins
Attys
M. F. Atkins
M. A. Norman
Percy Sanede
Pats
Hamilton
Federal charge of motor theft pressed in federal court
F O Brown special agent of the Department of Justice filed a federal count of motor theft against H G Benners alias Chester Robt in Rayville after his Saturday arrest for passing bogus checks. Benners faces Louisiana charges after trial for theft of a Dallas area automobile and cashing bad checks. His 17 year old wife, who married him in Houston, returned home with no charges filed.
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F. O. Brown
Department of Justice
Houston
H. G. Benners
Clais G. Robt
Chester
Rayville
Benners
Alais Chester
Sanity Commission
Brown
Texas
Riverside
Dallas
Louisiana
Hughes Bros
Shreveport
San Antonio
Roper
Lapetra Given 60 Days and 500 Dollar Fine
In district court yesterday the sheriff's drive on May 25 and 26 against stores violating the jake laws led to twelve arrests. Joe Lapetra pleaded guilty and drew a sentence of sixty days in jail and a $500 fine or four months additional imprisonment. Eight have been tried. six were found guilty and sentenced to prison. Acquitted: A Collman and H J Gryder. O M Hollingsworth to be sentenced later this week.
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Sheriff's Department
Jake
Joe Lapetra
H. J. Gryder
O. M. Hollingsworth
Rowe-Wallace Urania No 1A Test Promises Oil Sands Proof
Urania district braces for a key test as Rowe-Wallace Oil Co plans Urania No 1A at 960 feet. If successful, two oil sands may prove, altering drilling focus and signaling potential pools north of Urania with several wildcat wells planned.
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Urania
Rowe-Wallace Oil Company
Local youths escape from Louisiana training facility
Three boys escaped from the Louisiana Training Institute early Monday. They left scantily clothed and had not been found by noon. A Saenger Theatre fire escape accident injured Paul Brown of West Monroe. A series of local civil and social notes follow, including nine marriage licenses issued and community events at the First Baptist church and neighborhood institutions.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Saenger Theatre
Paul Brown
West Monroe
H. E. Roberts
Brown
Fifth District Medical Society Holds Semi Annual Meeting
More than forty visiting physicians gathered in Monroe for a one day session at St Francis sanitarium. The program opened at 10 o'clock with Dr C H Mosely presiding and Rev Frank Tripp offering the invocation. Dr E M Ellis of Crowley spoke as president of the State Medical Society and Dr O E Denny of the United States Marine Hospital Carville La delivered a key leprosy address.
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Fifth District Medical Society
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe
C. H. Mosely
Frank Tripp
E. M. Ellis
Crowley
State Medical Society
O. E. Denny
United States Marine Hospital
Carville
Denny
America
Medical College
Phillipine Islands
Delhi Organizes Business Men in New Chamber of Commerce
At a meeting in the American Legion rooms Delhi formed a Chamber of Commerce with the Baptist pastor as acting president and R E Wollank of the Bank of Delhi as secretary treasurer. Donald F Walker aided the effort, with 40 to 50 signers backing the plan. A special committee will recruit members and secure financial pledges.
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The
American Legion
Delhi
Chamber of Commerce
Baptist Church
R. E. Wollank
Bank of Delhi
Donald F. Walker
Walker
United States Chamber of Commerce
Autos in Collision: Sourell and Breard Truck Involved
A noon collision at Fourth and DeSiard streets involved W. H. Sourell of 617 North Second Street and a Breard Grocery Company Ford truck driven by a Black man. Sourell’s car struck the truck as the latter attempted to pass while turning into DeSiard Street. Both vehicles suffered damage.
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W. H. Sourell
North Second Street
Breard Grocery Company
Fourth and
DeSiard Streets
Sourell
DeSiard Street
Gash on Head Is Clue Report Says
New Orleans fingerprints experts search walls and lab gear for clues. The Negro suspect will appear before the coroner this afternoon. Chief Strenzke hints further developments but won t specify leads. Professor Hendrix completed grading an agriculture exam and turned papers to Colonel Boyd to present to the coroner.
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Page One
New Orleans
Strenzke
Hendrix
Turner
Boyd
Ouachita Parish invites gravel surfacing bids
Proposals will be received until 10:00 a m June 10 1925 for 1500 yards of sixty percent clay gravel surfacing material price per yard F O B Fairbanks Louisiana gravel to contain maximum sixty percent sand and maximum twenty five percent. The Police Jury reserves the right to reject any and all bids R O Morrison Parish Highway Engineer 6t
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Ouachita Parish
Fairbanks
Louisiana
Morrison
Parish
Obituary of R. E. Davis of Tremont
R. E. Davis aged 65 of Tremont died at home Saturday morning after heart disease. He worked thirty years for Tremont & Gulf Railroad Co. Funeral was at home with Rev. Dennis, body taken to Houston for burial. Survived by wife and children Mary Brown, Coreane Bennett, Doris Martin, Juliette Davis, Lillian Davis, Robert E. Davis Jr., three grandchildren, father, two sisters and one aunt in Arkansas.
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R. E. Davis
Tremont
Davis
Tremont & Gulf Railroad Co
Dennis
Houston
Texas
Mary Brown
Vicksburg
Coreane Bennett
Shreveport
Doris Martin
Tex
Juliette
Lillian Davis
Robert E. Davis
Mr. Davis
Arkansas
Monroe Scout Council to Meet Tonight
The Monroe Scout Council will meet at the Boy Scout office in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 29 this evening to discuss camp plans at D Arbonne and securing adequate conveyances for the boys. All council members are urged to attend at 7 30 p m.
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Monroe Scout Council
Boy Scout
Chamber of Commerce
D’arbonne
Succession of George W Booze Probate Notice
In Fourth District Court Succession of George W Booze Deceased No 2367 Probate Docket notice to creditors within ten days from publication. Administeratrix Mrs Josephine K Booze requests approval and nomination of executors and distribution of assets as of June 8 1925. W M Harper Atty. Publication June 9 12 17.
Notice of Dissolution of a Medical Partnership
Notice from Drs. Newton Wright and Wolff announcing the dissolution of their partnership effective June 1 1925 by mutual consent. Dated May 18 1925 with signatures I J Newton G W Wright and M M Drs. May 19 22 26 28 June 2 4 9 13 16 18 announcements of public notice.
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Drs
G. W. Wright
Absence Notice From City Office Through October
A notice states the official will be absent from the city until October and will reopen the office after that period. The document lists dates May 19 22 26 28 and June 2 4 9 15 16 18 as upcoming schedule or events.
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I. J. Newton
M. D
West Monroe Industrial League Mulls Rate Talks and Growth
A special West Monroe Industrial League meeting at City Hall discussed eliminating unfriendly switching charges and arranging future talks with Couch interests, W S P and Missouri Pacific to adjust rates. Plans for a large electric sign to highlight industrial advantages were outlined, with power offered by Couch interests if a site near the viaduct can be secured. Expansion of commercial interests and new riverside locations were noted, along with rushing the new post office at Wood and Cotton streets.
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West Monroe
Nener
Revival Draws Crowds at West Monroe Tabernacle
The Assembly of God revival in West Monroe continues to attract growing interest. Sunday night overflowed the tabernacle as services draw attendees. After the message the altar filled with inquirers willing to consecrate. Rev. FE R Fitzgerald of Wesson Arkansas assists Pastor E L Tanner this week.
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Assembly of God Tabernacle
West Monroe
Tabernacle
FE. R. Fitzgerald
Wesson, Ark
E. L Tanner
Tomlinson Hudson Choudrant Wedding Quiet in Iuka Miss
Miss Olive Clio Hudson of Iuka Mississippi wed Mr. Orrin Tomlinson of Choudrant Louisiana in a Sunday morning ceremony at the groom’s parents’ home. The event featured pink and white decor, a Lohengrin Bridal Chorus processional, a double ring ceremony by Rev J F Naylor, and a three course dinner before the couple's departure for Iuka then Monroe.
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Choudant
Olive Clio Hudson
Iuka
Orrin Tomlinson
Choudrant
Lohengrin
J. F. Naylor
Mrs. Tomlinson
Miss
Monroe
Methodic Society
P. P. Knowles
S. L. White
Ittee
W. Inschmidt
Birkham Dickson
Shreveport
B. F. Smith
Helen Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Ars Peabody College
Carter Luscher
Mobile
Ala
McDonald
J. H. Mays
Harry Howard
Sallie Howard
C Has. Moore
Port Arthur
Texas
QO. E. Hodge
W. M. Davis
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Helen
Carter Lascher
Heroled Warren
Bessie McDonald
Carolyn Lockwood
Citors
Ruston Notes Highlight Club Year End Activities
Ruston notes summarize the Louis Moreau Gottschalk Club year end meeting with hostesses Mrs. Sims and others. A program featured selections from Pinafore and Violin and piano, plus solos and duets. Officers for the next year include President Mrs. V. C. Cupp and Secretary Katheleen Graham. The report notes community society events, visits, and a probate notice for M. F. Atkins estate instructing creditors to show cause within ten days.
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Pecal
News-Star
Ruston
J. M. Sims
Louis Moreau Gottschalk Club
Mesdames Sims
J. W. Thurman
A. A. Cann
Walker Riser
Sullivan
Harry Howard
Jewel Bond
H. D. Wilson
Corres
Dus Waiting Room 268 So Grand
Telephone 772 268 listed in the snippet. No further readable details provided to determine events, names, or dates.
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DUS
Grand
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Helen Carr
Eleanor Butler
Pearl Butler
Robert Courtney
Henry Leibricc
Lloyd Walters
Joe Masley
Baptist Orphanage
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Claiborne Parish
Isadora Cascio
Wood Street
Cheneyville
G. L. Ward
el Dorado
Riverside Sanitarium
George W. Gaines
Tallulah
New C
George W. Booze
Josephine K. Booze
W.M. Harper
Industrial Body OF
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West Side
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Ruston Notes
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