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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
5
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeated Boston 2 to 1. New York edged St. Louis 2 to 1 while Brooklyn won against Chicago 2 to 1.
Results show a sports score list for several cities followed by an advertisement praising Sloan's Liniment. A reader testimonial from Swampscott, Mass, dated June 16, touts relief from rheumatism neuralgia and backache after using a 25 cent bottle. The text then shifts to a New England banking conference note with officials and speakers announced.
City of Monroe Louisiana invites competitive bids for a gas franchise to supply fuel and to lay and maintain pipes. Bids must be sealed and filed with H D Apgar Mayor by noon July 12 1916 for a 90 day period from June 7 1916.
Friday opens with Central Pennsylvania trap shooting in Altoona. Tonight features Jeft Smith vs Jake Ahearn for 16 rounds in Rochester, Bendy Cordova vs Bobby Waugh for 15 rounds in St. Joseph, Johnny Tillman vs Frank Barries for 15 rounds in Missoula. Baby Week in Chicago launches with a citywide infant welfare effort led by health departments and clubs.
A local lodge presents numerous entertainment features prepared for visitors, highlighting community hospitality and planned activities. The summary notes varied offerings aimed at engaging attendees and showcasing lodge initiatives during the visit.
Mrs. Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana endorses Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains noting the great relief and urging others with rheumatic complaints to try it, stating it is available everywhere.
An advertising item promotes Po-Do-Lax as a laxative blood cleanser and tonic for all ages. It claims to purify the blood gently move the bowels and stimulate the liver for healthy action. The first dose releases poisons and a trial is guaranteed.
The North Dakota Elks convention opened in Dickson with hundreds of members gathering from across the state. The two day event features daily business sessions interspersed with various activities as the convention proceeds.
The article argues catarrh is a chronic inflammation from inhaled bacteria invading mucous membranes. It links indoor living and sedentary work to weakened defenses, creating an endless chain of infection across internal cavities. It promotes purifying the blood as the only sure treatment and advertises Swift Specific Co based in Atlasta, Georgia.
Restrictive injunction language states no injunctions granted. persons cannot be indicted for labor arrangement actions unless prohibited by law. Penalty adds 500 dollars or up to sixty days in jail. In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, June 16, a three quarters mill tax debated to raise 245000 for the general fund passed the House 63 to 44 amid shifts among Democrats led by Percy Saint and Pugh of Ascension. bill aims to replenish state funds for institutions with Edward J. Gay, Martin Hanley, Powell, and Dave Evans supporting it.
Baton Rouge La June 16 Senator Brown said he would oppose any attempt to redraw the 26th and 27th senatorial districts by annexing Jackson parish Winn and Grant Ouachita with Caldwell. He argued no reason for change and noted the people affected have not voiced support.
Baton Rouge June 16. The caucus primary bill passed the House 79 to 24. An assessor's bill, to take effect January 1, 1917, moved up the calendar under Chairman Gay. Three bills drew strong opposition and were killed on second reading. The Chauvin Oyster bill granting police jury jurisdiction was indefinitely postponed. J J Lewis bill making parish superintendents of education elective was postponed amid a dispute led by T S Jones.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward and a claim of thirty five years reliability. Following this, a Louisiana sixth district court notice for the succession of William and Theresa Davie asks creditors and interested parties to show cause within ten days why the administrator's final account should not be approved and funds distributed, dated June 6, 1916.
The News Star notes first cotton bloom from J C Mills of Sinope and good cotton prospects in his district. Classified lines announce services from Jack Selig for delivery, C L Thomas plumbing and tin shop reopening, Holsum Bake Shop rolls at 4 pm, and local ads for finances and remedies.
An advertisement touts B. A. Thomas Louse Killer as a remedy for chicken lice at night and also for bugs on cucumbers, beans, tomatoes, and squash vines. It promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee if it does not work.
The fragment suggests a claim about 666 preventing or curing malaria or mild fever, stating it kills germs. The text is garbled and leaves unclear scope, authority, or verifiable evidence.
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