Notice to collect old Monroe News accounts after July 1 1909
All accounts of the Omacita Printing Company Ltd publishers of The Monroe News and of the Star Printing Co Ltd prior to the June 1 1909 consolidation that are due and unpaid will be turned to an attorney for collection after July 1 1909. Statements have been mailed and settlement before month end is appreciated. Ouachita Pub Co and Star Printing Co both signed by managers June 12 1909.
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Omacita Printing Company, Ltd
Monroe News
Star Printing Co., Ltd
Ouachita Patg., Co., Ltd
J. W. Smith
G. A. Blake
Sugar’s Theatre
Monroe News-Star
News-Star Pub. Co., Ltd
Pantheon Skirt Becomes Broadway Sideshow in New York
The pantheon skirt drew crowds on Broadway as New York's remaining flair shows through. The scene sparked talk of revived urban spectacle and local reaction.
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Pantheon
Broadway
New York
Roads to Prosperity Menace Senators and Aldrich
A reflection on infrastructure as a path to prosperity and the active role of Senators in questioning Aldrich. The exchange hints that after discussions Aldrich will know himself better, suggesting political posturing and self-awareness.
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Aldrich
Wordplay on backward spelling reveals moral twist
A reflective note explores how reversing words like live yields evil and lived yields devil, suggesting a moral lesson about the dual nature of language and character. The piece invites readers to consider how words carry hidden meanings and consequences.
Rattlesnake Rescues: Nest in Box of Dynamite
A rattlesnake allegedly saved several people by building a nest and rearing a large healthy family inside a dynamite box. The tale notes mixed feelings about using a rattlesnake as a life saver.
Youth Aims for Eighty Day Fast in Glass Tank
A Long Beach youth declares plans to fast eighty days in a glass tank with an air pump. He contrasts this with his belief that he could fast eighty years in a cemetery vault without air.
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Long Beach
TaftWitnesses and Fashion Sparks National Social Pulse
A Boston woman attributes jewel theft to a nervous impulse as society reshapes Washington prestige. A notorious divorce case reveals a wife proposing and a husband accepting out of gratitude, with the twist that the wife initiated the split.
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Boston
Four men sentenced for mail robbery serve concurrent terms
A group of four men received sentences totaling ninety seven years in federal prison for a mail robbery. Although sentenced to long terms they are expected to serve thirteen years due to concurrent sentences. The practice extends to many married couples who also serve life sentences concurrently.
Monroe Town Seeks Ground Floor Investment Amid Prosperity Surge
In a brisk call to investors the piece argues that Monroe offers superior advantages and urges towns with less wealth to invest locally. It emphasizes ordinary towns may miss the tide of unprecedented prosperity if they don’t act now.
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Monroe
Kansas adopts strict prohibition law stopping liquor sales
A new Kansas statute bans all sale of alcoholic drinks for any purpose, even with medical prescriptions. Drugstores may not handle liquor and displaying it can be treated as evidence of unlawful sale, risking arrest for druggists. The attorney general leads a crusade against social clubs barring liquor consumption there.
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Kansas
State Association of Druggists
Topeka Club Defies State Ban on Locker Liquor
The Topeka club fights an attorney general ruling that locker liquor in clubs is illegal while other towns cap alcohol shipments to homes. Wichita allows one case weekly, Topeka two weekly, Leavenworth two weekly. The shift echoes hard prohibition era policy and curbs personal liberty.
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Topeka
Jackson
Wichita
Leavenworth
Kansas
John J. Ingalls
Training Backed by Military Schools for Upright Posture
The article argues that military schooling builds a straight spine and clear brain, claiming upright posture prevents bodily dysfunction and moral decline. It stresses that early discipline shapes lasting bearing, and that maturity cannot erase a crooked backbone.
Savings Rise in New Orleans Banks Amid Revival
The clearing house reports New Orleans bank deposits up 825 500 for the week and 5 988 400 from last year with total deposits at 65 781 600. Savings bank deposits grow a healthy share showing public savings and economy during the usual dull summer season. The note from Times Democrat credits revived business and prudent spending.
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New Orleans
Clearing House
Economy
Times Democrat
North Louisiana Papers Merge For Stronger Regional Press
Recent newspaper consolidations in Monroe Mansfield and Colfax aim to improve quality and influence. The News and Star in Monroe combine, Mansfield’s Journal and Progress unite, and Colfax ends the Demo. A single daily and two weeks replace the former pair of afternoon papers to better serve readers.
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Louisiana
Monroe
The
News
the Star
Mansfield
Mournal
Progress
Colfax
Demobeen
Chronone
Times Welcomes Union of Louisiana Newspapers
The Shreveport Times voices support for consolidation among Louisiana papers to avoid throat cutting competition. It expects the News Star to prosper, resulting in a stronger overall press in the state and improved welfare for citizens.
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The
Times
News-Star
News
the Star
Louisiana
the Times
Shreveport Times
The Grouchy Character in Everyday Life
The piece observes how some people naturally cultivate a grouch. It notes their caustic, crabbed nature and tendency to meddle and stir up strife. It claims such individuals see nothing good in life and spoil friendly moments with sour attitudes.
Press Voices on Payne Aldrich Bill Spark Debate
German papers cry anti German bias and demand reprisals while France curses champagne schedules and perfumery rules. Britain also protests as the bill is defended as consumer friendly, a view the Louisville Courier-Journal echoes with skepticism.
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France
Great Britain
Louisville Courtier-Journal
Dem
Missouri law blocks life insurers paying officers over fifty thousand
The Missouri statute barring any life insurance company from doing business in the state if it pays officers more than fifty thousand dollars annually was upheld as constitutional by the Missouri Supreme Court. The court said the act is legally sound but unwise and recommended repeal. The U S Supreme Court is anticipated to rule on its constitutionality.
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Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Hartford Courrant
England’s Finance Measures Under Scrutiny in Parliament
The Louisville Courier Journal comments on British fiscal policy, noting ministers push measures to balance books while masking new taxes. It accuses apologists of avoiding responsibility and cites guesswork and poor information in both houses, arguing England holds the upper hand in the debate.
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England
Louisville Courer-Journal
Dem
Wall Street Journal Inds Warn of Corporate Influence
The piece condemns official mentoring as a cover for corporate power in politics. It says statesmen are swayed by local interests and corporations who ignore presidential promises, risking another Landis fine and social upheaval. The author warns such a crisis could recur like 1907.
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Landis
Wall Street Journal
Ind
Speckled Beauty Floats From Murky Fishing Scheme
A wandering city man longs for an outing and trout. He fishes all day with no luck, then meets a freckled country maid at a farmhouse. He returns to fish again and finally lands a speckled beauty before the season ends.
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Boston Herald
Barbershop Repartee Ends With Laugh
A brief cartoon style exchange shows a customer reacting to a hot towel and a barber replying with a quip, capturing a light domestic humor moment.
Farmer Corn tassel contemplates political run
A fragment from the Washington Star shows dialogue about a friend considering entering Congress. The exchange notes that the idea remains under consideration, with no firm commitment or explicit run announced.
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Congres
Farmer Corn Tessel
Washington Star
Sky pilot quip echoes in restless Life column
A fragment from Life features a playful exchange about airships and a jab at a “new sky pilot” as the boss comments to the missus while a morning walk unfolds. The snippet hints at light chatter and social dynamics without revealing broader context.
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Parosa
Spirit of the Law: Judge and Pickpocket Exchange
A courtroom exchange features a judge pressed to fine a corporation while the defendant jokes about personal punishment. The dialogue mirrors a playful, theatrical courtroom moment with a character named Puck insisting on corporate liability versus individual punishment.
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Puck
Children Demand Nickels and Dimes Prompted by Change
Mrs Griggs remarks that growing children need change while Mr Griggs complains their kids demand nickels and dimes daily, a light exchange from the Chicago Daily News.
Long Farewell Echoes Across Time
A brief exchange between old acquaintances includes a cordial reunion remark and hopes for future progress as one echoes the other’s wartime rank rise and future meeting.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Chronic Lung Ailments
D. H. Key touts Foley's Honey and Tar as especially recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles. He notes numerous sufferers from bronchitis asthma and consumption have found comfort and relief from using the remedy.
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Foley
D. H. Key
Knights of Columbus Monroe Council marks first anniversary
The Monroe Council Knights of Columbus celebrated its first anniversary at Catholic Hall with a short business session, refreshments, piano selections by Leo Walther, a comedy sketch by C. P. Hartley and Earl Butler, and a debate between T. J. Naughton and J. C. Amman on Whats What.
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Monroe
Progressive Grocer Ad Promises Best Value and Contact
A fragmented advertisement from The Progressive Grocer by W. A. Walker touts best value for money. It invites readers to inquire about goods and mentions a potential reference to a product line or offer.
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Aithar
Meeting of Police Chiefs Opens in Buffalo
The sixteenth annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police began in Buffalo with about 200 chiefs from U S and Canada in attendance. Topics include immigration exclusion improved identification motor patrol wagons juvenile offenders police code and uniformity of attire. Major Richard Sylvester of Washington opened the meeting and declined re election after ten years as president.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Richard Sylvester
Washington
M . Oy
United States
Canada
Major Sylvester
Association
Meek Co. Distributes Auerbach & Sons Candy
Meek Co located at 419 DeSiard Street serves as distributor for Auerbach & Sons fancy candies. The firm promotes their goods as surpassing rival makers and lists product availability under the 8-LO0t designation.
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Auerbach & Sons
Meek Co
DeSiard Street
S. J. Meek Co
Four Damage Suits Placed Before District Court
The District Court hears four damage suits today involving Oscar T. Adams versus the A L G railroad for injuries from a street car collision at Adams and Fifteenth streets. Attorneys Lamkin Millsaps Dawkins for Adams. Stubbs Russell Theus for the railroad. Additional cases include B L Williams versus A L G set for tomorrow. Williams crushed his foot while boarding a locomotive near the Morehouse parish line. O C Dawkins represents the plaintiff. Mrs S E Daniel versus A L G delayed until October. C C Girod versus Monroe Brick Company to be tried this week.
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Oscar T. Adams
G Railroad
Adams
Fifteenth Streets
Lamkin, Millsaps and
Dawkins
Stubbs, Russell
Theus
B. L. Williams
A. L
Williams
Railways to Adjust Monroe Rates After League Pressure
Secretary E W Anderson of Monroe Progressive League cites a letter from B M Flippen of Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain system. Chairman Leland to prepare a rate comparison and tariff for Monroe and Mississippi Valley points, with recent ICC rulings backing adjusted rates. Flippen plans to visit Monroe to finalize a satisfactory agreement on rail charges.
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E. W. Anderson
Monroe Progressive League
B. M. Flippin
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain System
Leland
Southwestern Committee
Monroe
Mississippi Valley
Flippin
Memphis
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Progressive League
Anderson
Meek Co Promotes Low Prices and Fair Treatment
The notice touts rising business due to low prices and correct treatment. It invites customers to try the store and save money on purchases. The message is attributed to S. J. Meek Co.
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S. J. Meek Co
Walker's Progressive Grocery Promises Quality and Service
The ad touts quality and fair pricing at Walker's Progressive Grocery with emphasis on courtesy and promptness as core assets inviting patronage. It highlights overall value and shop credibility in a concise local storefront pitch.
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Walker's
Capucine Stages as Hicks Cold Remedy
Hicks' Capucine claims to relieve aching and feverish symptoms of colds and grip. It purports rapid results and restoration of normal conditions. Available in 10c 25c and 50c at drug stores.
Elks at Calumet Michigan State Convention
Hundreds of Elks from across Michigan attend the state convention in Calumet. Visitors are welcomed with elaborate decorations in purple and white. A grand parade is planned with over 1,000 Elks expected to participate, plus a banquet ball mine visits concerts and tours for visiting ladies.
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Calumet
Mich
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Michigan
The
Elks
Red Jacket Town Hall
Hocla
Kexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure Guarantee
Advertises Kexall 93 Hair Tonic promising to refresh the scalp and prevent baldness for almost anyone. Claims a money back guarantee if unsatisfied with two sizes, 50 cents and one dollar, offering risk-free trial.
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Persistent Coughs
An advertisement warns that lingering colds can weaken health and may become consumption. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy after other treatments fail and cautions against untried experiments to avoid delaying recovery.
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Foley
D. H. Key
Ladies urged to support Y M C A pressing club
A short call to action asks women to persuade husbands brothers or fathers to patronize the Y M C A pressing club highlighting good work and service with two telephone contact lines.
Fox Grocer Co advertises oats in two pound tins
Compressed rolled oats sold in two pound tins guaranteed to stay in good condition in all seasons. Claimed superior to any other cereal offered to the public. Order a can from the Fox Grocer Co Ltd.
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Fox Grocer Co., Ltd
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C. E. Faulk
Mr. Taft
Mrs. Taft
Atlanta Constitution
Capt
Burlington
Weill
the Knights of Columbus
W. A. Walker
Progressive Grocer
Will
Order
Monroe Drug Company
Devoe
Court House
Ouachita House
Ouachita Avenue
Oak Street
Clark Grambling
Pine Street
L. Kaplan
Oua‘chita Furniture Company
Plum and
St. John Streets
Jackson Avenue
Lina
Lieber Bros
Mulberry Street
Tony Ticheli
South Grand Street
Jackson Street
C. E. Hall
DeLiard and
Sixth Streets
News-Star Publishing Company
Orange Street
A. B. Tissington
J. C. Montgomery
Old Trenton
H. R. Rayner
Postoffice
West Mortyce
Cumberland
Monroe Wagon Company
Corner Ninth and
DeSiard
Yvuuuoutce, Jett
Franklin
Bry Avenue
Fmw
R. C. Tooke
Cheniere
Haila
Mrs. Lamb
Jefferson Street
Tim
West Monroe
G. B. Haynes, Larche Dry Goods Company
Millsaps & Company, Ltd
Emily Jones
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