Louisiana Club Members Headed to National Camp in Washington
Four Ouachita parish members are chosen to represent Louisiana at the National Club Camp in Washington D C. Dot Roberts and Zola Cosby lead a two girl delegation with Edward Andries and Clyde Ratcliff as the boys. They depart Monroe at 7 15 p m this evening, accompanied by Miss Mary Jesse Stone.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Washington, D. C
Jewel L. McQuiller
Dot Roberts
Calhoun
Zola Cosby
Rapides Parish
Edward Andries
Clyde Ratcliff
Tensa Parish
Mary Jesse Stone
Baton Rouge
W. C. Abbot
Miss Stone
Bentley Mackey
Rom Ouachita Parish
Miss Roberts
Claud Mills
Chicago
Washington
Jung
Postmaster to Inspect Selman Field for Air Mail Port
Postmaster A A Thoman, under J G Bass of Birmingham, will inspect Selman field tomorrow to report back on its suitability as an air mail port. The air mail survey by Major Sumpter Smith will route Birmingham to Monroe and Shreveport on Saturday. The survey plane will weigh 2590 pounds, lighter than the earlier flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bass
Birmingham
Ala
A. A. Thoman
Selman Field
Major Sumpter Smith
Monroe
Shreveport
Ford Roadster Stolen From Home Reported in Shelby Street
Shelby Thomas Jr reports police a Ford roadster was stolen from his home on 815 Pine Street between 2 and 6 p m yesterday. The incident was reported to authorities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Thomas, Jr
Pine Street
Louisiana state agency coordinates business expansion drive
A state wide organization coordinates economy and efficiency in Louisiana business through five divisions led by top chamber officers. Roy O Young of Youngville presides with headquarters at Baton Rouge and Herbert Baylies as general manager.
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Louisiana
Roy O. Young
Youngville
Baton Rouge
Herbert Baylies
Chamber
Eugene Cazedesus
W. P. Weber
Lake Charles
Transportation Department
Agricultural Division
A. H. Henderson
Ruston
Legion Urges New City High School Building
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No 18 American Legion adopted a resolution urging the city to construct a new high school building. At the meeting last night the legion endorsed the alumni’s call and backed the project. The Monroe Trades Council was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
Monroe Trades Council
Legion plans boat ride and builds Forsythe park home
Plans were laid for a July 9 boat ride with Dr. R L Wood named chair of the organizing committee. Carpentry, plumbing and electrical trades pledge voluntary aid for the new Legion home at Forsythe park as the building proceeds rapidly. Two new members were admitted to the local post.
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R. L. Wood
Carpenters’ Union
Legion Home
Forsythe Park
Fire department puts out blaze in Ford touring car wiring
Fire department extinguished a short circuit blaze in the wiring of a Ford touring car parked on D Siard street in front of the Woolworth building at 10 am today. Owner Mrs W O Pierce reported damage was slight and caused by a short in the wires.
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D.siard Street
Woolworth
W. O. Pierce
Dusting by Plane Demonstration for Miss Agents
A Huff Daland dusting demonstration will be shown at Selman field Thursday morning June 21 at 7 30 o clock. Fourteen Mississippi county farm agents touring north Louisiana and Texas will attend. They are in the parish en route west last week and head home tonight. The display, tied to cotton dusting methods, involves planes and M Alexandl week region of the Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff- Daland Corporation
Selman Field
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Torpid Liver Ad Promotes Bond's Pills
An old advertisement touts Bond's Pills as a remedy for torpid liver causing nausea headaches and chills. It claims the pills act directly on the liver and remove poisons and urges purchase from druggists at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Work of State Chamber of Commerce Explained
Baton Rouge report details how the Louisiana chamber of commerce is governed with directors from each local chamber and district. Fifth district representative is O. E. Hodge of Ruston along with listed members from Bastrop Columbia Ferriday Lake Providence Monroe and Ruston. The body acts as a clearing house to study public questions and promote conservative business practices for Louisiana’s development.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Congressional District
M Member
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
O. E. Hodge
Ruston
Bastrop
Geo. Madison
Columbia
L. Boamer Jarrell
Ferriday
S. H. Henderson
Lake Providence
E. S. Voelker
Monroe
J. H
Trousdale
A. H. Henderson
Louisiana
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Capital
Air Mail
Cal
President Coolidge
Wisconsin
Congress
R. Elliott
Clarence Pierson
Alexandria
Legion
Huff-Daland
M. Alexand
Rio
Peru
Sue
State Chamber of Commerce
General Electric
Wears Supply
H.R. Hayes Lumber Co
Cypress and Stella Sts
West Monroe
Dodge
Essex
Studebaker
Studebaker Light
Studebaker Duplex
Ford Sedan
Touring
Mr. Merchant
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