Local business ads and notices mix in Monroe shop page
Various advertisements and notices include Kern's horse shoeing shop offering wagon orders, Mrs. Toren and Misa Claire Moss as Monroe hotel guests, a heavy hauling drag business, lawn mower sharpening by Ideal Grinder, Krickel's Horse Shoeing Shop, Awanta flour and One Horse Cash Grocery promotions, a new general delivery business by P W Rogers, Auto service numbers for Apgar Garage and McCormick Auto Service, Sidney Kahn Insurance details, Nettie Quill stormer's travel from New Orleans to Monroe schedule, Courtright metal shingles discounts, and sheet metal work offerings with cash discounts.
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Krickel’s
North Fourth Street
Stockholders Meeting for Austin Trousdale McReynolds & Petrie
Notice names a meeting of the stockholders on Saturday June 27 1914 to amend the charter elect officers and handle business before the group. J H Trousdale president. 17 10t
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Austin, Trousdale, McReynolds & Petrie
J. H. Trousdale
Will Open Grocery Store By Mrs. Ella Lively
Mrs. Ella Lively purchases stock from Monroe Grocer Company to reopen the A. A. Fort Grocery at 501 Walnut Street. After thorough overhaul and renovation the store offers a complete line of staple and fancy groceries. The location is strong and patrons are expected.
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Ella Lively
Monroe Grocer Company
A. A. Fort Grocery
Walnut Street
New Car Hire Ad Offers Clean Cars and Special Rates
A local ad promotes rental cars with clean vehicles and competent drivers. It advertises special rates for dances, parties, country and fishing trips. The listing notes location at 108 N Second Street behind Chase and Collens with window displays of trunks suitcases and handbags.
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Second Street
Chase & Collens
Mortgage Releases and Sales Reported in Public Notices
Documents filed for record show J. M. Turnley releasing a mortgage to Kathleen and Julius Hill. T. H. McMillan sells lots to Mrs. Mattie Taylor as specified. Palmerville State Bank releases a judicial mortgage to T. M. Tuberville. Mrs. Sara J. Brown affidavits Monroe Building & Loan Association to Mrs. F. L. Pinker for sale of land.
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J. M. Turnley
Kathleen
Julius Hill
T. H. McMillan
Mattie Taylor
Palmerville State Bank
T. M. Tuberville
F. J. Fluker
Monroe Building & Loan Association
F. L. Pinker
City Court fines Mary Lam for profane language
Mary Lam was fined 232 dollars and 50 cents by City Court after a proceeding involving obscene language. The record notes the fine amount and official action taken.
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Mary Lam
Tragic Train Collision Claims Life of 11-Year-Old Clifford Leverette
The body of Clifford Leverette age eleven son of Mr and Mrs A S Leverette arrived in Monroe on the 2 20 oclock W S and P train yesterday. Interment followed at Hasley cemetery near Trenton with Rev H W Ledbetter presiding. Clifford and his grandfather and uncle had been fishing when a log train collided with another train, throwing him beneath a wheel and killing him instantly.
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Clifford Leverette
A. S&s
Market prices for corn oats pork lard and ribs
The column lists futures and current prices for commodities including corn oats pork lard and ribs with values across July and September contracts. Readings show varied figures such as 70 1 8 for corn and 20.70 for pork with September adjustments around 19.12 and 10.27 for related meats.
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Cardova
Eagle
Eeee- Durkee
Rumford
Postel
van Camp
Merry Widow
Lee & Perrin
POE Acues Reds
Eee
Northfield Seminary Opens Thirty Second Conference Season
East Northfield Mass June 19 The annual Student Conference at Northfield Seminary began today marking the thirty second season Six conferences will be held over two months drawing thousands from the United States and Canada The program features leading theologians including John R Mott Robert E Speer G Campbell White Rev J A Hutton Melvin Trotter George Wharton Pepper Rev J Stuart Holden and Prof J Hope Moulton
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East Northfield
Mass
Northfield Seminary
United States
Canada
America
England
William R. Moody
Dwight L. Moody
Northfield
John R. Mott
Robert E. Speer
G. Campbell White
John A. Hutton
Glasgow
Melvin Trotter
Grand Rapide
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
J. Stuart Holden
London
J. Hope Moulton
Manchester
Rain and market notes from Monroe cotton letter 1914
Windes reports continued rain relief stabilizing Alabama and South Atlantic cotton, easing prices about two dollars per bale amid uncertain crop prospects. Weevil pressure and delayed Texas crops loom, while U S weather outlook hints at limited acreage growth and potential price weakness. wheat and corn views in Chicago contrast with cotton sentiment.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
West
Tennessee
Texas
Southwest
Graves Decorated in Cherbourg on 50th Alabama Battle Day
Paris marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Kearsarge versus Alabama engagement by decorating American sailors’ graves in Cherbourg. Graves located recently thanks to work by Hans Coca Coxe, American deputy consul general in Paris. Atlantic City braces for the American Medical Association meeting as delegates arrive for the 65th annual gathering.
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Paris
United Staes
Kearsarge
Alabama
Cherbourg
Hanson Cleveland Coxe
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Canada
American Medices Association
Empress of Ireland Wreck Inquiry Hears Steering Gear Fault
In Quebec on June 19 two witnesses from the steamship Alden testified at the Empress of Ireland wreck inquiry that the Empress of Ireland's steering gear appeared to function poorly as it passed the St. Lawrence waterway just before the disaster.
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Quebec
Alden
St. Lawrence
Fragmented local price list fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered prices: 58¢ 45¢ 65¢ 35¢ 20¢ with unclear items. No clear headings or product names survive.
Grain Market Notes From J Harman & Co
Ongoing price pressures in corn and oats noted by J Harman and Co with reference to rising costs and market trend signals. The brief emphasizes tightening supply and broader price increases affecting commodity trades.
Bitter Democratic Debate Over Tammany Hall in New York
Democratic State leaders from diverse factions attended a conference in New York City and engaged in a heated discussion on whether the party should take a stand regarding Tammany Hall. The issue remained unsettled and will be continued tomorrow at the gathering.
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New York
New York State
Tammany Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buster Brow
Kern
Joe Kern
J. L. Toren
Misa Claire Moss
Lake Charles
Monroe Hotel
Fred R. Mitchell
West Monroe
O. O. Clark
P. W. Rogers
Apgar Garage
McCormick Auto Service
Sidney Kahn & Co
Mire Insurance
New South
Prine
Stormer Nettie Quill
New Orleans
Monroe
W. H. de- Graffenreid
Joe Bell
Monroe Hardware
Courtright
Century Plant
Jno
T. Sikes
Lucinda Hackworth
L. A. Powers
North Sixth Street
Hi “Aral Araaablzarbask
South Secong Street
Iron Mountain Railroad
T. S. Williams
Cumberland
J.e.morgan & Bro
Louisiana
Gage
Sara J. Brown
Aera
Dee
Liverpool
Chicago
St. Louis
Stata
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
South Atlantic
Harman
News-Star
Louisville Avenue
Ratcliff-Miller Pharmacy
Stanton College
Natchez
Miss
Wellesley
H. P. .Todd
T. W
Ienn
Wty
St. Charles
Swift’s
Perth
Swift Pride
J. Harman & CO
Cotton N.Y S. J. Harman & CO
North Louisiana
New York Cotton Exchange
Shreveport
Nayward & Clark
Carpenter, Bagget & Co
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Hartley & Herring
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