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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

4

Canned Corn Quality Tied to Maturity and Handling

The article explains that canned corn quality hinges on proper harvest timing and rapid processing. It cites U.S. Department of Agriculture studies showing optimal sweetness and tenderness around 15 to 25 days after silking, with a six to seven day window for first quality. It discusses field practices, mechanized husking and canning, and the need for prompt field-to-can transfer to preserve flavor.

Abel Martin Mark Twain Irvin Cobb U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry Arlington Experiment Station Potomac Washington Bureau Agricultural Department

Monsoon Pears and Batavia Canned Goods Advertised

An ad lists Telereye Monsoon Pears in No 2 1 2 size and large cans, Batavia Peas in No 2 cans, and Batavia Spinach in 2 lb cans. The text shows garbled prints but these items are clearly canned produce offerings.

Piggly Wiggly Ad Promotes Cleanliness and Deals

An old advertisement highlights spotless Piggly Wiggly stores from doors to drains. It lists prices on groceries and household items including butter, produce, flour, coffee, eggs, and canned goods, with many lines unreadable or garbled. The piece reflects the era’s optimistic marketing voice and abundance in weekly offers.

Thompson and McCaskle Convicted of DUI in City Court

W A Thompson and Dewey McCaskle were sentenced by Judge Charles Schulze for driving under the influence. Thompson granted an appeal. Both men and Reed Hester faced fines for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Additional fines were levied against Hester and H L Jarnagan for traffic violations. An unrelated note mentions a gray ash residue weighing about 1 pound.

W. A. Thompson Dewey McCaskle Charles Schulze Thompson MecCaskle Jack Reed

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