Health workers end labors after flood aid to Louisiana
Public health staff from several states finish their Monroe based flood relief work. Dr. C W Armstrong praises the aid and the public cooperation. Dr Oscar Dowling will arrive to host a luncheon at Hotel Virginia Thursday at 1 PM for visiting workers.
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Monroe
C. W. Armstrong
North Carolina
Louisiana
South
United States
Armstrong
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Virginia
Slow Ballot Return in D C Chamber Election
Only 47 of 254 eligible voters mailed ballots in the Chamber of Commerce election. Directors will be chosen for the next year with votes due Friday night. The annual meeting is planned for July 12 at Hotel Virginia roof garden with Congressman Riley J. Wilson invited to speak. Flood control and chamber efficiency will be on the program.
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Chamber of Commerce
B. S. Betts
W. C. Oliver
T. C. Drew
Chamber
Hotel Virginia
Riley J. Wilson
D Arbonne Camp to Break Saturday by Boy Scouts
D Arbonne Camp will be broken Saturday by the Boy Scouts under J J Keith executive. Boys enjoyed a fine time and will return home. Next week younger scouts camp at Ki Ro Li then Camp Fire girls for part of a week. Farm boys and girls to have a week at Ki Ro Li under BE R Strahan and Mrs Jewell McQuiller. Change from Rayville due to flood with Ki Ro Li hosting through Scout Council.
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D’arbonne
J. J. Keith
Ki-Ro-Li
BE. R. Strahan Parish
Jewell McQuiller
Rayville
Scout Council
Paper on Memphis convention read at Kiwanis lunch
Kiwanis president C R Brown read a paper at the noon luncheon at Hotel Monroe after attending the Memphis convention. The paper will be printed in full tomorrow. Rev M E Weaver spoke on the First Baptist church work and plans. Entertainers James Cave bess and Katherine McCord performed a duet and two piano solos. Lauage Feazel gave a reading and received much applause.
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C. R. Brown
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Monroe
Memphis
News- Star
M. E. Weaver
First Baptist Church
West Monroe
James Cavebess
Katherine McCord
Lauage Feazel
Monroe flood rescue committee to report to Hoover
Mayor Arnold Bernstein forms a four man Monroe panel to compile a report for Secretary Hoover on flood rescue actions in South Central Louisiana during the Mississippi flood. The group includes E S Maupin, David I Garrett, H H Russell and Earnest Watson with others assisting. The report aims to inform President Coolidge’s broader Mississippi relief efforts.
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Calvin Coolidge
Mississippi
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Arnold Bernstein
Monroe
Dearborn Independent
Saturday Evening Post
American Legion Weekly
Louisiana
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No. 13
American Legion
Red Cross
Hoover
Bernstein
E. S. Maupin
David I. Garrett
H. H. Russell
Earnest Watson
News-Star
Maupin
U. S
Vicksburg
Garrett
Russell
Watson
Commerce Secretary
Ruston Legion to Host July 4 Barbecue and Picnic
McFarland Post No 2 Ruston and Lincoln Parish plan a July 4 barbecue and basket picnic under the American Legion auspices. Mayor W. S. Moore named general chairman with committees for finance barbecue entertainment concessions baskets publicity and more. Event set for Memorial Park with a day of games stunts and a double header ball game.
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News-Star
Ruston
American Legion
McFarland Post No 2
Lincoln Parish
Legion
Sanders Baskin
W. S. Moore
Rutledge
J. T. Folk
John B. Staples
T. C. Alexander
C. R. Heard
C. F. Brewster
L. J. Fox
W. BE. McBride
Gob” Wilson
Tech
C. B. Carter
Floyd Mathis
Glenn Shadow
Emmett Baugh
Memorial Park
Well-Developed Tomato Stalk Exhibited at Garlington Farm
C E Garlington of Mineral Springs brought a stalk of Dwarf Champion tomatoes to the Chamber of Commerce office showing 91 fruit on one vine. At 24 inch spacing and 8 foot rows an acre could yield about 804 bushels and worth over 1200 dollars at current East Texas prices. Weather observer J C H McKinney logged 1.82 inches of rain Monday into Tuesday, adding to 0.87 inches Sunday totals 2.19 inches in 48 hours, hindering farm work and boosting grassy crops and boll weevil reports.
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News-Star
Ruston
C. E. Garlington
Mineral Springs
Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
Garlington
J. C. H. McKinney
City Waterworks Improvement Proposals Outlined
Burns and McDonnell, in a $600,000 survey for the city, urge meters on every service connection and label current consumption wasteful. The report lists 11 recommendations including dams, pump stations, a six million gallon purification plant, reinforced concrete reservoirs, new mains, hydrant replacement, and full metering by 1932 to avoid higher future costs.
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Bayou DeSiard
Ouachita River
Collision in Monroe Damages Cars at Wise Pool Hall
J. E. Lockwood of Monroe and M. C McGuire of Monroe were in a traffic collision yesterday around 3 40 p m A parked car door opened as McGuire approached his coupe causing Lockwood s car to strike The door bent and glass broke and the rear right fender of Lockwood s car was bent
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J. E. Lockwood
Monroe
M. C McGuire
Mr. McGuire
Wise Pool Hall
DeSiard Street
Mr. Lockwood
Lockwood
Realty Transfers Beat Up Local Subdivisions
N G Tippit transfers the w4 of the e s of lots 1 2 block 1 T E Flour noy First addition for 8100. A B Cash to L H Haney sells one acre on nw of sw of 28 18n 3e fronting 164 ft on Dixie highway for 375. Sugar Brothers to David W Williams sells Lot 6 in Filhiol Second addition for 375. F M Gates to R E Skipper conveys Lot 14 block 1 S V Vick Partial subdivision of 17n 3e for 400.
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N. G. Tippit
Hardison
T. E. Flournoy
A. B. Cash
L. H. Haney
Dixie Highway
Sugar Brothers Company, Ltd
David W. Williams
Filhiol
F. M. Gates
R. E. Skipper
S. V. Vick
Plans Discussed to Beautify Monroe at Night Meeting
An informal conference of citizens and health and social workers including plumbers discussed how to beautify the city of Monroe in line with Mayor Bernstein's tentative plans. A follow up meeting is planned for tomorrow evening in City Hall with Dr. Oscar Dowling, president of the state board of health, to attend.
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Monroe
Bernstein
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Bern
Exeter Woman Credits Cardui For Renewed Health
Grace L. Smith of Exeter Missouri describes extreme weakness headaches and nerves then says Cardui made her noticeably better after a short use she continued the tonic for months ensuring lasting improvement She reports she could scarcely drag herself before but now feels better than in two years Cardui sold by all druggists.
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Exeter
Grace L. Smith
Cardui
Cardlus
Cardus
Public welfare meeting outlines housing and sanitation plan
Dr Hirsch and Dr Stein join Fire Chief Roddy and others in a public discussion on welfare measures. Emphasis on eliminating mosquito breeding sites Riverside drive riverfront project aims, play area, and civic center.
City of London Collects Over Million in Rents Annually
The City of London reports annual rental income surpassing one million pounds from properties it owns. Authorities say steady collections reflect steady property holdings and ongoing lease management across municipal assets.
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City of London
Calotabs Purification Promises Health and Vitality
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a weekly course to purify the entire system and restore health. It claims Nature rewards purification with perfect health and urges a family package with directions for 35 cents at drug stores.
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Kiwanis
Cal
President Coolidge
Sec. Hoover
National Commerce Secretary
Major Lee
Ouachita
Ruston Legion
Harry Cooper
Tommy Armour
Oakmont
International
Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
LIN
Lindbergh
Paris
Lake
J. Q. Graves
Ouachita National Bank
The
Central Savings Bank
O. A. Morgan, Mer
Morgan & Lindsey
Notary Public News
Star Office
Irene Simms Shields
Ray
North Third Street
Lulearance Monroe Furn
Dexter
Remington
Gruepile
Walnut Street
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