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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
8
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Notices and ads from Monroe Mississippi area items include car purchases by J. Lowe & Co. and owners like S&S W. Pipes and Dr. K. C Taylor of Calhoun, auto services at Apgar Garage, Knickerbocker horse shoeing, and various sales, lost items, and rentals. Mentioned are Fred R. Mitchell, J. B. Collins, Walter Anders, Sidney Kahn & Co., and Larrife Henry with multiple small trades and services.
Marriage licenses listed for Joe Nunnaly with Lutitia Collins and J J Smith Jr with Genie K Petty. Notices include mortgage releases and sales involving Ouachita National Bank, Monroe Building and Loan Association, and F C Breese. City Court fines include Press Bluford for carrying concealed weapons and Mattie Watts for fighting. A correction notes Mrs A T Hall’s name was omitted from the contest list but she remains a strong contender.
Liquor and pistols featured in Wham Emancipation Day events. Burke Jones and Eugene Eye Porter fled into the woods when Sheriff Parker intervened. Jones was arrested, Eye Porter eludes capture. Officers seized a grip and a case of whiskey. beer sales ended. They face prohibition and license violations, likely Federal Court review. In Monroe, Press Bluford was fined $252.50 for pistol display on the Iron Mountain train.
Dr. Snowden Walker reports his sister Mrs Perrigan in critical condition after a beating by her husband J K Perrigan at Kansas City sanitarium. Perrigan, railroad man, previously jailed in Texarkana on beating charges and indicted for assault with intent to kill, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and paid 200 dollars plus costs.
Leaders of the advertising industry from across the United States and Canada converge in Toronto for the Associated Advertising Clubs of America fourteenth annual convention. Delegates join church services before the business meetings begin, with a record attendance and a program covering every aspect of the advertising field.
Readable prices for corn oats pork lard ribs and staples listed with July and Sept futures. The page shows bid and ask figures and sale totals, reflecting a local exchange catalog style.
Monroe La June 26 1914 New Orleans wires describe cotton market factors including a decline of about 3 per bale from recent highs and expectations for new crop deliveries. Analysts note weather improves in the cotton belt and discuss acreage shifts in Texas Oklahoma and other regions plus weevil threats and potential summer frost risks.
Celery salad with chopped olives and walnuts served with thick mayonnaise on ice. Tomato soup with orange slices suggests using unpeeled orange. The ad lists cash prices for staples like sugar flour coffee and canned goods with Monday-only sale terms and no lettuce in the celery salad.
Thursday Judge McIntosh refused bond for Dr. J. H. McIntosh under indictment for murder. He recently returned from Covington after treatment for a drug habit. The sheriff was ordered to confine him in a sanitary jail awaiting the October term of criminal court, likely at Tallulah jail.
At Clay Root fishing resort on Little River near Caruthersville Missouri three women clashed in a hair pulling fight that escalated with frying pans rolling pins and other household items. the incident ended in a death prompting police to investigate.
During a chaotic scuffle over a wartime dispute a husband drew a knife and attacked, driving two women to flee toward Mrs. Van Brown’s house. Mrs. Brown, watching from her doorway, fainted and died within an hour as the riot raged outside.
The Motion Picture Association of Ontario presents the first Canadian exhibition at the Arena in Toronto, opening with the Ontario Exhibitors' League third annual convention. The convention and exhibition run through the coming week.
Rev. F. H. Farrington resumes duties today after home confinement. He will deliver the morning sermon on Christian Education, with no evening service. On the first Sunday in July a special morning service will feature The Delusion of the Devil as Revealed by Christ.
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