Local happenings include resignations and court actions
Attorney B C Dawkins visited Winnsboro while Miss Courtney Tindall resigns as deputy clerk of court. The district court plans a two week session with several civil cases set for trial. A driver was fined for reckless living after injuring a child in a prior incident. An electrical storm caused floods and outages affecting hundreds at the park.
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Courtney Tindall
Bennett House
Robinson
District Court
Sunday School Rally Planned At Methodist Church
Miss Susie M. Juden of New Orleans arrived in the city and will join Sunday school workers for a 4 o'clock conference at the Methodist church. A grand Sunday school rally follows this evening, inviting all interested in the work to attend.
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Susie M. Juden
New Orleans
Methodist Church
Warning Notice on Promissory Votes and Notes
Warning to all parties not to buy or trade for nine promissory votes at 35 dollars each payable on the 15th of each month from April to December 1910 and one note for 17 50 payable January 1 1911 dated January 15 1910 signed by W A Sellers payable to Mrs Dixie Cann or bearer notes given without consideration.
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Dixie Cannor
W. A. Sellers
Markets Report from New Orleans and New York
New Orleans spot cotton at 15c with 595 bales traded. high and low not listed. New York spot cotton quoted at 15.40 with irregular close. UY and other months shown with mixed figures. Liverpool market notes sales of 10,000 bales and price range 7.66 to 7.78 for the report period.
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New Orleans
New York
Yaty UY
Liverpool
Windes Daily Cotton Letter from Monroe in 1910
New Orleans wires report a disappointing cotton market with no rain in the Mississippi valley and South Atlantic states. Prices advanced to 15.25 July and 12.57 October then fell due to light buying. Rainfall varies across Texas Arkansas and gulf states with some crop damage from too much rain but overall prospects improve with fair weather ahead. Spinners remain bullish while weekly movement is weak. Mr. B C Stockbridge of Ruston visits Monroe.
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Windes
Monroe
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Liverpool
New York
America
Texas
Arkansas
Central
Gulf States
Re-Arrest of Endom's Transfer Agent for Concealed Weapons
Frank Lascola, transfer agent for Endom's Transfer, was arrested on a Ruston warrant for carrying concealed weapons after a prior $50 city court fine. Parish authorities seek re-arrest for the same offense, noting the law sets a minimum $100 fine. It is unclear how two courts handled the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lascola
Endom
Ruston
Lascola
District Court
Western Union Indicted on 42 Bucket-Shop Violations
A federal grand jury indicted the Western Union Telegraph Company on 42 counts under the bucket-shop law of March 1, 1909. The notice ends with an advertisement urging readers to list property for sale with McMillan, promising no sale no charge.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury Today
Western Union Telegraph Company
McMillan
Check Account Plan urged for saving and future planning
An appeal promotes the Check Account Plan as a safe, conservative way to manage income and build savings. The ad from Union Bank and Trust Co. invites customers to start an account today to improve money handling and future security.
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Union Bank and Trust CO
Bristle Ridge Woman Robbed of 185 Dollars
Mrs Martha Phillips of Bristle Ridge was robbed Wednesday night of 185 dollars sewn in a petticoat. Otis Lamar is charged with the theft and is sought by officers. Lamar is said to have lived in the swamp near Bristle Ridge for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bpllis
Bristle Ridge
Otis Lamar
Lamar
White Lingerie Bargain Lot From Meyer Bros
A sale of 100 white lingerie waists and odds and ends in assorted sizes priced from 2.00 to 4.00 now reduced to 1.25. Meyer Bros Ltd. Details include a note about A. Greenblatt of Sinn gar's Theatre leaving for Chicago and New York.
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Meyer Bros, Ltd
ER. A. Greenblatt
S Theatre
Chicago
New York
Riverside Pavilion Friday Night Dance Promises Great Music
A dance at Riverside pavilion is set for Friday night with good music and a delightful evening guaranteed. The event invites community members to enjoy a social night of dancing and entertainment.
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Riverside Pavilion
Ford Levi Stationery Co Advertising Card
Ford Levi Stationery Co offers office supplies and equipment from book cases filing cabinets to loose leaf ledger outfits. It markets typewriter ribbons carbon and paper and adds machine rolls for rapid printing at 100 copies per minute.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. C. Dawkins
Winnsboro Today
W. T. Bennett
South Grand St
Home Phon
Cumberland
Kern’s
Joe Kern
Prop
Mr. Morgan George
Misterton
Miss
Mohair
Sig Hans
Louis
Goa
Tana Tniamantina
W. B. and
Warner
India
the Famous Company, Limited
B. C. Stockbridge
Broidery
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
First National Bank
Shreveport
New York Cotton Exchange
Union Bank & Trust Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Bank of Monroe
Daily Market
Ss. J. Harman & CO
H. R. Speed
Monroe, la
Hayward & Clark
J. S. Bache & Co
Carpenter, Baggett & Co
Bartlett & Patten
Western Union
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Ltd
BeSiard Street
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