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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
7
An old notice advertises Mrs Lamb at the Voss House offering hair styling and wig work including braids curls and restorations. It also promotes Public Hauling and Livery with a moving wagon handling household goods pianos furniture and office fixtures with prompt personal service and two phone numbers.
By order of sale from the Sixth District Court in Ouachita Parish Monroe hosts a public sale of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 27, T 18 N R 5 E, 40 acres with improvements. Sale July 2, 1910 at court house. highest bidder, twelve months credit at 8 percent interest, vendor's lien, bond and security. John A. McQuiller, Administrator.
Knights Templar grand commandery opens in Buffalo with a large parade as delegations gather from across New York and visitors arrive from Erie Cleveland Detroit Toronto Hamilton and other points. President Taft attends Yale alumni day events in New Haven and plans to attend the Harvard Yale game this afternoon.
The twenty ninth annual encampment of the Oregon department G. A. R. opens in Astoria with Woman's Relief Corps and affiliated bodies meeting through Friday. Noted guests are expected to attend as part of a successful gathering. In California, a two day conference of fruit growers convenes in Sacramento at the call of State Horticultural Commissioner J. W. Jeffrey to discuss fruit industry questions.
Manning S. McGuire as trustee announces Saturday July 23 1910 sale of bankrupt estate in West Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Includes numerous lots in Connella’s Addition and Jackson Street property sold free of liens for cash to highest bidder. Sale date June 20 1910.
Hutchinson Kansas June 21 The third annual championship tournament of the Kansas State Golfers Association opened today at the Hutchinson Country Club. The event drew many of the region’s top players and will run through the end of the week.
An advertisement from Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company argues against adding a second telephone line by touting single line service that works everywhere and saves money. The ad promotes reliable, simple service with nationwide reach.
In Franklin Kentucky on June 21 the Dufus Browder murder case against James Cunningham of Russellville was called for a third trial. The first trial ended with a hung jury and the second with a death penalty verdict later reversed by the court of appeals. State troops were deployed during both trials.
A large party of university men bound for Canada and the United States, organized by the Students' Traveling Bureau, sailed from Liverpool today.
The Fort Gibson Female College opens its 71st session on September 14 offering literature music art elocution stenography bookkeeping sewing physical culture and chorus. Free instruction in physical culture and chorus with special attention to health and morals. Degrees conferred include A B preparatory department. Early applicants may reduce expenses by taking duties. Catalogue by Rev. H. G. Hawkins A B, President.
The Gulfport Mississippi hotel promotes itself as the largest and most modern on the Gulf Coast with bathing boating fishing tennis and golf. Guests may access Mississippi Coal Country Club facilities via an electric car ride and obtain a club card from the hotel manager. Summer rates are available for private parties and families.
Receiving vault in the cemetery for temporary burial until final resting place is chosen. Manufacturer and dealer in furniture, window shades, children's carriages, wagons, velocipedes, metal burial caskets, wooden coffins, trimmings. Agents for sewing machines, pianos, organs. Globe-Wernicke book cases and telephones. Store 123 residence 81.
1736 Enoch Poor born in Andover Massachusetts later dies in New Jersey in 1780. 1764 William Brown issues first Quebec Gazette. 1788 New Hampshire ratifies the U S Constitution. 1791 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Company chartered. 1832 Asiatic cholera reaches New York. 1834 Cyrus Hall McCormick patents the reaper. 1870 Charles Tupper joins Dominion Government as Privy Council president. 1909 Colombian revolution forces Gen Reyes to flee.
Incomplete OCR reads as a property for sale notice with garbled wording and unidentified names. The fragment mentions a sale context but provides no clear seller, location, or price details to identify the item.
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