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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
4
Advertises subscription prices and delivery options for Monroe Louisiana newspaper. Lists rates for annual, semiannual, monthly carrier delivery, and weekly News-Star pricing with contact details.
The News-Star calls for a joint effort of Monroe political factions to unite their efforts for faster progress. It urges leaders to set aside petty differences and seek common ground on education and fiscal goals, aiming to elevate Monroe as a model center of the world.
The News-Star argues Monroe Louisiana must unite to become a leading southern commercial center. It praises tax rates, transport links, and civic effort, urging “real men” of probity to lead a broad campaign and support local progress against pessimism.
Notice announces Demley’s Studio now open offering photography work. Call at Lemky’s store or visit for appointments to avoid crowding. sittings by appointment only. Signed J. Dambly.
W C Church advertises cabinet size portraits from negatives priced at three dollars per dozen or two dollars per dozen for larger quantities. He guarantees the work and notes he lives in Monroe, inviting customers to send in their pictures for a guaranteed result.
Marriage licenses for Walter B. Smith and Miss Clarice stories. Latther, Smith. Judgement involving Monroe Building and Loan Association and Abe Arent mortgages and lot sales. Goldman Arent Land Co. Ltd. sequences of sales and partial releases. City Court cases: Cley Hobbs disturbing the peace fined ten dollars and Sidney Butler trespassing fined ten dollars.
Notice to customers announces temporary closure of Independent Meat Market at 16 31 S Heard Prop due to partial destruction of the building and damage to stock and fixtures while securing new quarters to meet the State Sanitary Code requirements.
Last night featured Billy Riddle and Yum Yum Girls with Nash and Billy McCoy as end-men and Riddle as interlocutor. Miss Ralph Douglas and Harry Ford drew praise for singing while Nash did animal imitations. Tonight offers the one act play Moni matrimonial Troubles and a three reel picture program with a two hour show and an orchestra. The act runs through Saturday with nightly changes by Riddle and his group.
The ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims liver benefits, malaria defense, blood enrichment, and system-wide strength, priced at 50 cents.
Five hundred members of the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association attended the convention opening at the Isle of Palms. President Joseph H Mecaurin of Jacksonville, Fla., called the three day gathering, which includes leading grocery trade figures from fifteen Southern states. The group sent greetings to the National Wholesale Grocers Association then in Minneapolis.
Motor boat about 2 8 by 5 feet with a 25 horsepower motor, auto controls, rear starter, clutch, top, curtains, electric lights. In good condition and can be seen at 700 8 Grand Street Chattanooga Tenn. Also a note urging carpenters to join union No. 1811 and to call iso for workmen.
Galveston beat Austin 6 to 3 while San Antonio defeated Dallas 12 to 2. Waco overcame Houston 11 to 1. Beaumont Fort Worth noted rain with a nod to the Natatorium as a cooling spot for swimming and dancing. An 18 to 1m figure appears in the fray.
An old time drugstore ad promotes TIZ as a cure for tired swollen and painful feet. It claims foot misery ends with use and offers a 25 cent box and yearly supply. It asserts removal of exudations causing swelling and promises no more bunions corns or limping for wearers.
The snippet lists events including Yale and Harvard freshman boat races in New London and on Thames, the British Open golf championship in Priestwick Scotland, Tom Gavigan versus Glen Coackiey over ten rounds in Toledo, Ohio, and the Schuylkill Navy Regatta in Philadelphia along with the Texas State tennis championship at Texarkana. It reads as a period sports roundup with multiple venues and dates across the United States and Scotland.
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