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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
9
The old French fort at Wolf's Point, where the Chicago and its river branches meet, will be replaced by a modern office building with steamer decks and lower level trucking. Wolf's Inn once stood there with a wolf sign and served as Harrison's Black Hawk War headquarters.
Monroe readers report relief from tired worn-out feeling and backaches after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Laura Wailer of 7100 Monroe says the remedy strengthened her kidney function and eased distress in urinary passages. Sold at Faulks Drug Store for 60 cents. Foster Miles Co. Buffalo N Y. Ad.
London June 13 Associated Press Hall Caine marking his seventieth birthday recalled earlier literary camaraderie. He cited Wilkie Collins Flaubert George Sand and the younger Dumas as colleagues who helped each other. Caine noted early earnings and changing publisher relations, contrasting past payouts with today’s higher literary valuations.
Fort William Ont June 12. News that feeding western sheep and cattle on screenings at the head of the lakes elevators has been profitable this past winter. R C Harvey of Alberta started the plan two years ago wintering 6000 sheep in 1921 and over 10 000 last season with through rail rates to eastern points. Cattle also wintered on screenings with hay, showing good gains and plans to continue next winter.
Berlin January 9. Despite protests from radicals the marble statue of Wilhelm I will remain in the Reichstag lobby. Moving it would cost 39 million marks about $1 000 and the republic’s tight finances force postponement. The statue was installed in 1905 after the Reichstag’s completion in 1884. Socialists pressed for removal, art experts saw artistic flaws, but cost halted action.
A reflection notes that half the world is unaware of how the other half lives while some seek to uncover that gap. It warns of a dull companion who never relapses into sport yet cautions against a person who mocks everything.
Health notices urge homeowners to disrupt breeding by opening screens and disturbing indoor nooks during the day. The campaign notes most breeding occurs in cisterns and containers. officials also address municipal sewer and paving delays and urge residents to maintain mosquito-barred beds.
Court proceedings in Dublin hear witnesses that Beulah Croker and Beulah Edmonson Marone are the same person wife of Richard Croker Sr. and second wife alleged to have unduly influenced his will. Intervenant Ethel White claims marital details and identity tied to Mrs. Marone, with corroboration from Addis's wife and local witnesses placing the couple with Croker in 1912 and 1914.
Edward M Fuller and W Frank McGee stock brokers famous in New York bucket shop scandals pleaded guilty to bucketing an order from Franklin L Link of West Moreland Tennessee. They were remanded for sentencing Friday. They said they would quit and seek mercy from the court. District Attorney Banton signaled continued prosecutions if needed. McGee declared they were penniless and would not fight further.
Honolulu June 12 The 10 year old Richard Smart new guardian Mrs Elizabeth Knight has had his annual allowance raised from 9000 to 16500 dollars by Judge Desha. The funds cover general maintenance education automobile nurses governess and chauffeur annual gifts to ranch employees and a special fund for hiking vacations in Hawaii.
A fragmented recipe advertisement circulates for sauces and salad dressings. It mentions must have spices and condiments such as pepper, onion, Garvey's vinegar, capers, and a request to mail 4 cents for postage to Madame Marcelle at 1230 Clara St., New Orleans.
The subject is set to become a multimillionaire with an income over 200000 annually and owns one of the world’s largest ranches valued at 3 to 5 million. The estate figures prominently in island history and resisted sugar interests. Hawaiian cowboys excel at mainland rodeos, while the owner spends most time on the Pacific coast and hosts a large celebratory rodeo and barbecue when visiting the ranch, distributing gifts to employees.
Oil containing 20 percent benzine is reported found at Olberg near Peine in Prussia. Wells reportedly spouted high after the first strike. The area under exploitation covers about 9,000 acres. In Christian art the goat is cited as an impurity emblem.
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