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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1934

Page

10

Tomato price pact reached by Mississippi growers

A gentlemen’s agreement on tomato prices and pack size was reached between Mississippi growers and East Texas competitors. The plan fixes a two cent per pound net price and a six by six large tomato pack, intended to salvage losses from a poor cabbage season and boost market profitability. Some independent packers may resist, though a campaign seeks their cooperation.

Crystal Springs Miss Mississippi Texas Mississippians’ Committee East Texas

Trading Resumed In East Texas Tomato Markets

East Texas tomato traders returned to the market after a three day strike. Farmers will receive two cents per pound for U S No 1 tomatoes and 30 percent of the crop from both states will be culled. The Crystal Springs Mississippi deal set terms and all parties agreed to follow the decision.

Jacksonville Tex East Texas U. S Crystal Springs Frankston

Louisiana Faces Loss of Route 71 At Highway Convention

Delegates at the allied highways convention consider removing Louisiana from U S Route 71 while debating cross country military designation and federal highway supervision. Ed C Gray accuses Louisiana of poor cooperation as Shreveport defends with five bills. Pawnee Bill rodeo drew thousands and guardsmen planned crowd control.

Fort Smith Ark Louisiana Allied Highways Convention J. Marion Futrell Arkansas U. S. Good Roads Association Southwestern Frontiermen’s Association Ed C. Gray Baton Rouge New Orleans Gray Texas Gulf Shreveport Highway 64 Association Gordon W. Lillie Pawnee Bill Plainsman Fame Oklahoma U. S. 64 E. B. Guthery Lillie National Guardsmen

Stolen Wearing Apparel From Parked Auto Reported

John Kline of Ouachita Motors reports theft from a vehicle parked behind the Stag Pool Hall on Monday night. Missing items include two pairs of trousers two shirts several handkerchiefs and several pairs of socks and underwear.

Stag Pool Hall John Kline Ouachita Motors Company South Grand Street

Oil Production Shows Increase Across Several States

Oklahoma Texas and California raise crude output while Kansas and Michigan decline. U S daily production climbs from 2 491 539 to 2 646 680 barrels as eastern fields and Rocky Mountain areas shift.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Texas California United States The Oil and Gas Journal East Texas Kansas Michigan Rocky Mountain

Napoleon Bonaparte Inspires Thousands of Books

The article notes that Napoleon Bonaparte has inspired roughly forty thousand books across literary genres and historical analyses. It highlights his enduring influence and the breadth of works produced about his life and campaigns.

Napoleon Bonaparte

Bible Conference Set At Mt Zion Negro Baptist Church

Beginning Wednesday at 3 30 p m daily Bible conferences are planned at Mt Zion Negro Baptist Church located at Eighteenth and Breard streets Rev C L Braxton pastor announces Mayme E Goodwyn directs the sessions which run daily through June and into July readings include chapters from Matthew Mark and the Psalms

Mt. Zion Negro Baptist Church Eighteenth Breard Streets C. L. Braxton Mayme E. W. Goodwyn Matthew Mark

Conference plans discussed with community workers

The conference will study and discuss topics with three white organizers Mrs A H Jones Mrs R B Pollard and Mrs Clara H Seamon assisting in formulating plans for the sessions. All negro B Y P U and Sunday school workers are invited to enroll for the course of study.

A. H. Jones R. B. Pollard Clara H. Seamon

Feather Touch Door Opener and New Freezer Features

Automatic door opener reacts to a light touch on the panel beside the door. New temperature control maintains a chosen cold level to prevent food spoilage. Forget proof fast freezing for ice and desserts by twisting a knob, then automatic return to normal temperature. Forget proof defroster activates automatically. Roller bearing tray shelves fully adjustable. Interior porcelain with rounded corners for hygiene.

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