Local ads mix in Phoenix Drug Store notices
A compact page of classified items lists remedies and shop notices. Phoenix Drug Store promotes corn remedies and vanilla extract, while Kern's horse shoeing shop offers wagon making to order. McGuire advertises hog prices and calls for buyers, and Gordon's Harness and Saddle Shop opens at No 437 De Siard Street seeking patrons.
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Gordon's Harness and Saddle Shop
de Siard Street
Powers’ Store
Gordon
J E Larkin Jewelry Sale and Town Notices
Local ads announce a one week sale at J E Larkin's Jewelry Store 211 Delia Street featuring handpainted china umbrellas and novelties with hats priced at 1 75. Other items note firm ownership change by W B I Smith of Roston La and a 32 acre Model road property for 3000 dollars with half cash. A sprained ankle remedy from Chamberlains Ointment is recommended.
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J. E. Larkin
Delia Street
For Rent Five Room Cottage at Fourth and Pine
Five room cottage for rent located at Fourth and Pine streets. Apply Mrs. W. A. Strong, West Monroe. 21-61.
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Fourth and
Pine Streets
W. A. Strong
West Monroe
Base Ball Landing of the Clubs and Results
The City League last Sunday featured close amateur games with the Regulars, Railroads, Princess, Athletics, and Regulars again. upcoming Sunday matches are Regulars vs Railroads and Athletics vs Princess. Admission 25 cents. ladies free. note on local boasts and local vendors.
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Princess
Railroad
Regulars
Athletics
Monroe
Wheat steady and provisions fall as railroad resumes service
Chicago markets report wheat steady 1 4 to 5 8 down and provisions weak 5 1 2 lower. The Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf railroad will resume regular passenger service between Monroe and Little Rock on Thursday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Railroad
Monroe
Little Rock
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co. Balance Sheet 1912
The Central Savings Bank and Trust Co of Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana reports its June 14 1912 financials to the State Examiner. totals show resources 929019.33 with deposits 587854.29 loans 648916.78 capital 250000.00 and profits 28665.04. Sworn by Uriah Millsaps president and Travis Oliver cashier before Noel H Beard on June 21 1912.
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Awe Lps
Louisiana
Ouachita
Uriah Millsaps
Travis Oliver
Noel H. Beard
Spanking Not a Cure for Bed Wetting Says Expert
Mrs. M. Summers of South Bend Indiana offers a free home treatment to mothers for children troubled by bed wetting. She claims the method cures adults with urine difficulties and emphasizes not blaming the child. Send no money and request instructions today by mail.
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M. Summers
Box
South Bend
Ind
Poisoned His Rival in Benton County Court Case
Benton Arkansas June 21 A youth Worthen Lawthorn of Banner township faces a preliminary hearing on charges of placing strychnine in whiskey that killed Henry Green. The two men were at Bud Lees home when Green drank the liquor and died within two hours. Police say analysis found strychnine in the whiskey and justify Lawhorns arrest. They allege the poisoning happened after a girl both had courted showed preference for Green.
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Benton
Ark
Henry Green
Worthen Lawthorn
Banner Township
Green
Lawhorn
Bud Lee
Monroe Population Reaps Savings in Grand Anniversary Sale
Without exaggeration the event has saved many dollars for Monroe residents. Mr Goldman notes even better bargains.
Market Report for New Orleans Cotton on June 22 1912
The Market News notes New Orleans prices for cotton with 237 bales traded at 12.13 high 12.04 low and 12.03 close. Indicates steady sales with quoted post and other figures such as 12.10 11.65 11.58 11.59 11.63 11.66 for various grades or futures.
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New Orleans
Close Vesty
LCS
Unclear Data Snapshot From New York Market Figures
Fragmentary OCR reading from New York market figures shows scattered numbers like 11.65 and 2.02 IL.29 1289, with uncertain labels and phrases such as close Yesty and Hizh. No coherent event or outcome can be inferred beyond a numeric ledger snippet.
Liverpool Market Report Amid Mixed Trade
Liverpool market update shows 6.63 percent perhaps, with 7000 bales recorded in sales. The fragmentary data mentions ORO ski tee ice on 6.41 to 6.45 and unclear notes may reference OUlIP and AURURE, indicating unstable figures and uncertain bids.
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Liverpool
Oro
St Louis Grain Market Sees Favorable Cotton Conditions
Windes' Daily Cotton Letter from Monroe La June 22 1912 notes little change in values week over week but praises unusually favorable weather. Rain in the southwest and across the cotton belt promotes growth while eastern areas enjoy sun. Reports point to higher exports, heavy European demand, and large stocks at major ports. first bale in Southwest Texas delayed by rain but expected today.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Tex
Harlington
Europe
Galveston
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Cooper
A. D. Spengler
Raymond, Miss
Horse Cash
Phoenix Corn Remedy
Phoenix Drug Store
Copeland
Kern’s
Joe Kern
Prop
McGuire
Cumberland
Ty Cobb
Boston
Roston, la
B. Smith
W. Smith
Model Road
J. Durivage
Dermott, Ark
Chase & Collens CO. Ltd
Chamberlain
BASE
Geese En Peats
Cs Fo Ae Ee i Rao
Acer Dane
Ppst
W. T. Bennett
Stone Avenue
South 6Th Street
Fort's
PORM
Bell & Denny
Central Savings Bank & Trust CO
Parish
Kseed Ee Vale
Crirete
National Bank
U. S
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
Nea
Aketelhorn
Greelener
Patenta
Heeebhy
Princess Home
Daylight
Kaintuck _ Reliance
Those Eyes
Comet
Eacher
Great Northern
Zola Young
Sarah Bernhardt
Princess Symphony Orchestra
Eldridge Charleton
Madam Rejane
Madam Sans Gene
Princess Theatre
Anniver Oar Sale
Mr. Goldman
Brown’s Wells
Brown’s Wells Company
Hazelhurst
Miss
New York
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Kansas State Line
Gulf Coast
Manchester
Havre
Bremen
Alexandria
Egypt
Bombay
India
United States
News-Star
Berlin
Ing
Sabel
the Consolidated Ice Company
Youngblood
Foster +Jewelry
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