Monroe Wins Two Games In Rough Doubleheader
In a doubleheader rout, Monroe defeated Bastrop 2–0 as Mashaw delivered a clutch two-base hit and Zinn pitched well for Bastrop. The second game saw Monroe overpower Shreveport 10–0 with ten runs in two innings, Waller and Miller leading the offense while Staples earned the win on the mound. Basil returned to the Monteville infield and sparked late effort as Bastrop’s Zinn held the visitors to three hits.
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Monteville
Bastrop
Zinn
Montgomery
Mashaw
Mason
Waller
Williams
Sawyer
Joe Miller
Monroe
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Ferris
Buckley
Daughtry
Colin
Stewart
Basil
We Sawyer
Farris
Davis
Tereeg Oan
OB Zinn
AB RH
Poae Higginbottom
Tbe
Hla PS Ae Miller
Mashaw, Mowe
Montevile
Bgsapop Sn.e
Rowe Ee Osc
Wise
Skipwith
Shreveport
Hathorn
Staples
Oswalt
Higginbotham
Miller
Daniels
Hunsiker
Joe
Nichols
Elfman
Rhs
McGuire
Seeree Hunsickel
Noble
Bewccq
Euerses
Lowe
Ce Hathorn
Geseecevees
Monroe— AB R H PO Higginbotham, Rf Prarereets Eaeaeeesteetonne 12 Daughtry
Ib Waller
Ean Ciatodhinstetbtees
Éasnese
Mashaew
E Staples
Monroe Negro Shot to Death
W. S. Green a negro physician formerly of Monroe was shot to death recently. Charged by H. L. Meehan a clerk at the M. N. L. depot at Lake Providence. Details of the killing remain unknown at Monroe. Green's body was brought to Monroe for burial.
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W. S. Green
Monroe
H. L. Meehan
M. N
Lake Providence
Green
Arkansas Tightens Gas Rules After Waste Concerns
The Arkansas Department of Conservation warns Union county oil field operators to curb gas waste at new wells north of the Louisiana line. Deputies are patrolling to enforce rules, with possible revocation of gas well rights for noncompliance. Officials say leniency past encouraged waste totaling millions of cubic feet daily.
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Department of Conservation of Arkansas
Union County
Louisiana Line
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
Wheat market trends and cotton trade report from New Orleans
June 15 summary notes steady markets after weekend. Rain in western and central belt boosts crop growth and moisture helps, but too much rain in Texas Oklahoma raises concerns. Weevil activity early in inland sections. British labor disputes loom. textile workers to meet again and miners to vote on coal strike proposals. Census data on lint cotton consumption due tomorrow.
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L. L. Smith
Daily Cotton Letter
New Orleans
Belt
Mississippi River
Texas
Oklahoma
Fall River
Census Bureau
United States
Washington
Hoboes and Box Cars Are Removed in West Monroe
West Monroe officials and W S P railroad leaders met to address rail crossing needs and street openings. A long line of box cars has been removed from the south rail siding after years of occupation by hoboes and squatters. Flat cars have replaced them, causing inconvenience to former occupants.
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W. A. Kirkpatrick
West Monroe
W. S. & P. Railroad
West Side
Mattress factory ad near Central Savings Bank West Monroe
An advertisement promotes a 45 pound roll edged cotton mattress priced at five dollars. It invites customers to view mattresses before buying and locates the shop opposite Central Savings Bank and Trust Co in West Monroe. L W Gresham runs the Mattess Factory, with phone 1145. Also mentions fishing tackles at Phoenix Drug Store with 31-tf.
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Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
West Monroe
L. W. Gresham
Mattess
Phoenix Drug Store
Local pledge to buy home goods and support street cleanups
A fragment urges residents to keep Monroe clean with tin slop cans and to favor home commerce. It says to support Arkansas State School and keep Monroe on the map, naming Joe Miller and Hall Stewart and Montgomery Ward as sources, and to vote for home improvement.
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Arkansas State
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Miller
Hall Stewart
Montgomery & Ward
I can sell your property
Property sales advertisement listing contact R. E. Pierce via P. UO. Box 197 and phone number 152 for inquiries.
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P. UO
R. E. Pierce
Sheriff's Sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Citizens National Bank of Monroe sues John and Jake Edwards in Sixth District Court. Writ directs seizure for sale at Monroe Court House on July 16 1921, cash with appraisal to top bidder, describing the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 14 township 16 north range 2 east.
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District Court of the United States
District of
Louisiana
Angelos Kanelas
A. D
Ouachita Avenue
Monroe
United States Court For
Western District of Louisiana
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Citizens National Bank of
John
Jake Edwards
Sixth Judicial District Court
North Range
Fife
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DeSiard Streets
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F. B. Winberry
Milner Motor Co., Inc
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Tae
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E. G. Calvert
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