City Grants Five Building Permits Last Week
Permits issued for five construction projects during the week of June 3 8 9 at city hall. Sam Cicero plans a five room residence on Pargoud between Lee and Dick Taylor costing 900 dollars. Mrs Ethel Henry seeks a six room home on DeSiard between Bell and Smith for 2000. Blanks and Breard to build two three room houses costing 900. Breard Realty Co to erect a market building on Walnut between Olive and Pine for 200. Fred Stovall to remodel a frame garage on Breard between Fourth and Fifth for 1000.
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Sam Cicero
Pargoud
Lee
Dick Taylor
Ethel Henry
DeSiard
Bell
Smith
Blanks
Breard
Breard Realty Company
Olive
Fred Stovall
Demonstrations Canneries Produce 500 Cans of Beans
About 500 cans of green beans have been canned during the last week in multiple communities under home demonstration agent Mrs Jewel L MecQuiller. Demonstrations occurred at Claiborne Kiser Logtown Sterlington Fondale with more canning planned this week including Sterlington and the Cheniere Drew club tomorrow and Thursday.
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Jewel L. MecQuiller
McQuiller
Claiborne
Kiser
Logtown
Sterlington
Fondale
Cheniere-Drew Club
Ouachita Senator Proposes Six Senate Measures
Senator M. C. Redmond of Ouachita offers six bills as the session closes. Bills 170 and 171 call for state take over of highways in Ouachita and Jackson parishes. Bill 172 sets a 30 day deadline to commence paving action after ordinance promulgation. Bill 173 targets five and ten year paving financing. Bill 174 restricts sale of minors property for six months. Bill 91 would create a second assistant district attorney for Ouachita and Morehouse.
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Baton Rouge
M. C. Redmond
Ouachita
Senate
Redmond
Ouachita and
Jackson
Senator Redmond
Morehouse
Governor Roosevelt Prefers Simple Frontier Life Idea
In Rochester New York the current governor quotes Franklin D Roosevelt contrasting the strenuous life with the simple frontier life of early valley pioneers. He spoke during a church centennial event.
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Rochester
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Monroe Counts 542 Commercial Concerns In Canvass
A city canvass by assistant treasurer B E Tucker identifies 542 commercial concerns operating in Monroe excluding manufacturing firms and professional services. Oldest firms include Endom Transfer at 65 years, Peters Furniture at 61, Monroe Furniture and S J Rivoire Jewelry near 39 and 29 respectively, with other long runs such as Monroe Grocer and D Masur and Sons at 40 years.
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Monroe
B. E. Tucker
Tucker
Fred Endom
Peters Furniture Company
Endom Transfer Company
Monroe Grocer Company
D. Masur and Sons
S. J. Rivoire Jewelry Company
Monroe Furniture Company
Sam Danna
Swayze's
Walker Brothers
Faulk’s
Faulk Brothers
Quick Relief From Headache Capudine Ad Card
Capudine provides rapid headache relief as a liquid dose in water. Take two teaspoonfuls when pain occurs for soothing nerves and relaxation without upsetting the stomach. Available at drug stores in single doses and 10c 30c and 60c bottles.
Longstanding Monroe Businesses Pay City Licenses
The oldest sheet metal shop in Monroe run by J. G. Bell marks 25 years, while Ouachita Coca Cola company has 18 years of operation. Mr. Tucker surveyed firms requiring city licenses. most have paid this year, with remaining fees due soon.
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Monroe
J. G. Bell
Ouachita Coca Cola Company
Tucker
4-H Club Members Invited to Richland Camp
Ouachita parish 4-H boys and girls receive letters inviting enrollment in the rural club encampment near Rayville from June 23 to 24 27. The parish delegation of about 20 already enrolled, 35 to 40 expected. transportation costs are covered by the parish and eight parishes will be represented.
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Ouachita Parish
Rayville
Extension Service
Goats Clean Lorillard Estate of Ith Ivy
In Rumson New Jersey goats chewed through poison ivy and tin cans revealing a solution to clearing the Lorillard estate. The herd rose from six to 23 goats and the ivy disappeared after the accidental discovery of their appetite.
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Rumson
N. J
Interstate Commerce to Hear Law Trackage Project
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold an open hearing in Baton Rouge on July 14 at 10 a.m. The Louisiana and Arkansas and Missouri Pacific railroads seek approval of a joint use contract for L and A tracks between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The deal envisions Missouri Pacific buying half the L and A trackage and includes a planned bridge over the Mississippi River if approved.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Greenville to Welcome Speedboat on Arrival
Greenville Mississippi readies a large crowd to greet "Miss Greenville" as she arrives en route to St. Louis. The event promises local participation and celebratory attention for the arrival in Greenville.
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Greenville
Miss
Greenville boat voyage nears finish on 1158 mile route
Louis from New Orleans seeks to boost Dr Louis Leroy's record aboard the Bogie. The Greenville boat is due to arrive tomorrow at 11 a m local time with crowds to greet Captain Eric Schelben chief pilot Louis Davis assistant and George Schweizer mechanic. The vessel will have covered 492 4 miles of its 1158 mile journey at Greenville.
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Louis
New Orleans
Louis Leroy
Greenville
Eric Schelben
Louis Davis
George Schweizer
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Ouachita Solon
The
News-Star
Morton
Munholland-Danwitz Furniture CO
Ed Brandon
George Green
Bill Hibbs
Munholland-Danwitz
DE Liard ST
Marine
Associated Preas
Arthur A. Page
Marine Corps
Naval Air Station
Washington
Glenn Curtiss
City
Emply
Sroceries Cieneianiene
Peoetiice
Richland Camp
Dandruff
Lucky Tiger
Whyte-Fox
Barbers Y Tiger
PABST
Ido
Ppl
Nam Aynup
Pabst Corporation
Miaukee
Ee Pabst Corporation
Milwaukee
F. Strauss & Son, Inc
Monroe, la
Interstate Commerce Body
Associated Press
Roach
Fly-Tox
Mellon Institute of Industrial
Georgette
Georgette Crepe
Charmeuse
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