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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
5
The report quotes N F Hoggson urging guarantees on ultimate project costs and cooperative methods to shield money lenders in building ventures. Financial lenders see limited near term revival, expect higher material and labor costs, and warn against underinsurance that would erode loan security amid tight labor supply and possible wage pressures.
Building costs routinely exceed estimates, harming owners and lenders. Hoggson argues for a single guaranteed contract covering architecture, construction, and furnishings, with shared savings or losses and a bonded guarantee to cap final cost. Fully cooperative oversight between owner, architect, and builder is urged to protect investments and secure loans.
All parties holding bills against the City of Monroe must present them for the current month to the City Hall by the 5th of the following month.
For nursery stock, see J. M. Tarn ey, or phone 462, 14 Imo.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and iron supplement. It claims to restore energy, improve appetite, and color the cheeks, noting the remedy is iron and quinine in syrup and suitable for children.
Reports from the Federal Board for Vocational Education show re-educated disabled veterans gaining employment and better positions. Examples include a former rubber factory foreman pursuing architectural drafting and a clerk who, after losing hearing, moves toward chemistry following lip reading training. The program centers on the job as the goal and yields tangible results.
City Ordinance No 2678 tightens limits on keeping hogs within Monroe city limits starting July 1 1919. Violators face fines from five to twenty five dollars and may be sentenced to public works at one dollar daily.
A Chestnut Tret fragment notes a husband arriving on a liner from Mau Retania, with a brief, playful exchange about a baseball player remark. The readable text centers on travel and a casual domestic scene.
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