Missouri Pacific to Run Excursion Trains This Week
Missouri Pacific announces an excursion to Lake Charles Beaumont Houston and Galveston on Saturday June 18. Train 115 departs from this city, return on train 11 June 20 and other legs on trains 16 and 10 with June dates. Low round trip rate draws passengers for seashore trips and features. A Friday Saturday special rate to St Louis also offered.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lake Charles
Beaumont
Houston
Galveston
St. Louis
Prohi Resubmission Plank Frantically Hewed Today
The Chicago convention opens under tension as administration forces hasten a resubmission plank to win Hoover approved language. James R. Garfield leads the resolutions committee with cabinet backing, while Senator Bingham threatens a direct repeal push if the panel rejects it.
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Prohi
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Chicago
Republican Party
Hoover
Coness
Resolutions Committee
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Mills
New York
Hurley
Garfield
Mr. Hoover
May Cotton Consumption and Stocks Report by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reports May cotton consumption at 332 439 bales of lint and 50 178 linters, down from April and May last year. May on hand totals show 1 463 389 bales lint and 304 299 linters in consuming establishments, with larger public storage figures and imports of 22 664 bales, and exports 500 871 lint and 11 603 linters. Spindle activity for May runs 21 639 352.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Henderson Named Head Of Lincoln Farm Body
Henderson elected president and Mrs. Joe Mall named vice president of the Lincoln parish farm council for the coming year after the nominating committee report. The six year old group meets monthly on the second Saturday at 2 PM to discuss rural life and farm problems in Lincoln Parish.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
City Clerk Samuel S Patterson Dies in Vicksburg
Samuel S Patterson city clerk since 1921 died in Vicksburg at 77. Funeral to be held at First Presbyterian Church. He had worked 26 years with Delta bank, left in 1915 when it merged with Merchants National bank. Survived by widow and one daughter.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Samuel S. Patterson
First Presbyterian Church
Delta Bank
Merchants National Bank
Monroe Y's Men to Meet at Hotel Virginia Roof
The Monroe Y's Men Club schedules a regular meeting for 6 30 tonight on the Hotel Virginia roof with John Madden district governor presiding.
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YS Men’s Club
Monroe Y's Men's Club
Hotel
Virginia
John Madden
Y's Men's Clubs
George Selman Visits Monroe During Short Army Stop
Lieut. George Selman of the United States Army made a brief visit to Monroe en route from Fort Benning Georgia to the Hawaiian Islands where he will be stationed for two years. He is son of the late George Selman of Monroe and Selman Field was named for his brother Gus Selman. Selman, a Texas A M ROTC graduate, has served at Fort Jones Arizona and Fort Benning, and just completed training for his Hawaii assignment. He travels west by car and will board a transport August 17 with his vehicle onboard.
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Fort Benning
Hawaiian Islands
George Selman
United States Army
Selman
Monroe
Selman Field
Gus Selman
Naval Air Corps
Langley Field
Virginia
Army
Texas A. & M
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Fort Jones
Arizona
Martin Hearing Set In July For Car Collision Case
Miss Olive Martin sues John Camet in district court for 400 dollars claiming her Buick was wrecked on March 26 1931 at Third and Glenmar streets in a collision with Camet's car. Camet denies liability and seeks 24 dollars in reconvention alleging Miss Martin was speeding.
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Camet
Miss Martin
Two mill workers overcome by gas at Brown Paper mill
C C Cole 27 was partially overcome by sulfur dioxide fumes while working on a refrigerating apparatus at Brown Paper mill. He is resting at St Francis sanitarium. Virgil Peppers 26 suffered a left arm fracture nose cuts and back injuries when his pulp wood truck turned over on the Jonesboro road.
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Brown Paper Mill
C. C. Cole
St. Francis Sanitarium
Cole
Yester
Virgil Peppers
Jonesboro Road
Peppers
Veterans Meet Tonight by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet tonight to discuss post activities and community service plans. Members are urged to attend at the hall to update events and coordinate outreach.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
An advertised Blue Star Ointment claims to melt at body heat and penetrate skin pores with tested medicines to kill stubborn itch, tetter, rash, tingworm, foot itch, and eczema. It soothes raw inflamed skin, offers a pleasant odor, and a money back guarantee if it fails. sold by all drug stores.
Final Arrangements For En Campment Entertainment
Officials set plans tonight to finalize entertainment arrangements for the encampment to be held here Friday and Saturday. Local organizers coordinate events, performances and facilities to accommodate attendees.
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Missouri Pacific
White House
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Bugs
Gan
Henderson
Lincoln Farm
Weil
United States
Hawaii
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Schnepper
Pape
Eire
U. S
Goodyear
Ai A
Essex Nash
Chevrolet
N. B.C
Aear
Buick
Dodge
Nash
Chrysler
Red Network
WEAP
Associated
Monroe Automobile Supply Co
Washington and Walnut
Pathfinder
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