Kiwanis club meeting covers planning and travel notes
Secretary Walker outlined upcoming jobs and a visitors night at Hotel Monroe while discussing Kiwanis education aims and planning methods. The report quotes insights from a Montreal Montreal Quebec trip highlighting cross language harmony and a trip route through Quebec Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Club
Hotel Monroe
Walker
Chamber Ree
Hoa
J. M. Breard
Montreal
Kiwanis
Toronto
Canada
Quebec
Thia
Plaines of Abraham
Wolf
Montcalm
Boston
New York
Elma rum runner baffled officials off Virginia Capes
Coast Guard seizes the whiskey laden Elma then tows her to port but arrests none. Crew members deny captaincy and duties. Four armed guards monitor the vessel as authorities await instructions from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Elma
Lila
Croft
Washington
Northern Cotton Area Sees Mixed Weather Report
The report notes past weather patterns hindering cotton growth in the northern section while the southern region generally sees moderate conditions. The Department of Agriculture released its daily conditions update assessing northern cultivation and regional variations.
Baptist Meeting Sees Full Attendance at Two-Day Session
Fully 200 registered for the Northeast Louisiana Baptist Sunday School and B Y P A convention ending its two day session at the local Baptist church. Today's schedule includes devotional periods, talks on Sunday school administration, tenets of the six point record system, and ministry into country schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast
Louisiana Baptist Sunday School
J. B. Perry
Mangham
L. G. Cleverdon
New Orleans
E. C. Moffet
Dodgen
T. KE. Edmonson
Pineville
S. C. Blackmon
Monroe
M. C. Cargill
Dubach
S. C, Blackmon
J.T. Walters
Ruston
Tennis Clubs Forming At Meet Tonight
A meeting of tennis enthusiasts at the legion rooms is set for 7:30 PM to elect officers and plan intercity tournaments between Monroe and West Monroe. Organizers expect strong turnout from all ages and both sexes to launch the new club with enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Rooms
Monroe
Weet Monroe
Forsythe Park
Big City
Weert Morran
Amended Law Allows Ten Year Paving Plan in Monroe
The Monroe paving bill would amend the state paving law to let property owners choose between a five year plan or a ten year payment schedule. Introduced by Representative R L Prophit and drawn by H H Russell at owners’ request, the measure passed the House unanimously. Many Monroe property owners favor paving if they can pay over ten years, turning street work into home improvements.
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H. H. Russell
R. L. Prophit
Monroe
Huey P Long Attack Draws Debate On Labor Bill
Senators spar over a bill linked to compensation and insurance. P H Gilbert condemns the measure as risky, while Delos Johnson and labor leaders push to return it to committee for amendments. The debate cites New Jersey law and Woodrow Wilson, amid charges of hastiness and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieader
Huson
House
Johnson
Senate
Long
New Jersey
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Holconbe
Maton Rouge
Lene
Per Capita Fire Loss in West Monroe Seen High
Inspector Walter K. Grant reports five year fire data for Louisiana showing 68 fires causing $198 497 in damage averaging 2 919 per fire and 9 92 per capita annually despite improvements in water supply and alarm systems. Monroe fire department praised for prompt alarms and mutual aid with city crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Grant
Louisiana Fire Prevention Bureau
West Monroe
Fire Department
City of
Monroe
Promotions in Local Guard Unit Named in Roster Shift
Captain L F Rolleigh lists promotions for Company G of the National Guard. Walter L Butler is promoted to sergeant and others including Vernon F E Coates Herman M Marks L H Henderson receive corporal or sergeant recommendations as the company roster grows with returning college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
L. F. Rolleigh
Walter L. Butler
Vernon FE. Coates
Herman M. Marks
Corpoval
L. H. Henderson
Mer Rouge Gas Co Files Incorporation Papers in Monroe
Mer Rouge Gas Co filed incorporation papers with the local court clerk in Monroe. The firm is capitalized at 5000 dollars with potential to rise to 000,900. It aims to drill for oil and gas, operate pipelines, and run plants for extracting gasoline and by products from natural gas. Officers listed include T. R. Beaman as president Travis Oliver as vice president C. Wm. Reid as treasurer CC. A. Prohpit as secretary and Mrs. M. B. Golzon as assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MER Rouge Gas CO
Mer Rouge Giz Company
Monroe
Camp Fire girls plan camp training and praise for Carrie Kilpatrick
Miss Carrie Man Kilpatrick is praised for her work with Camp Fire girls in Monroe. She nears Torch Bearer status and has formed a junior Blue Birds group. A three day training for junior councilors begins at a west side camp, then the camp opens Monday. Clarence Clifford Hogan, 20, dies in Lincoln parish after weeks of illness. Will Cobb, 38, dies in a local sanitarium from typhoid fever. survivors include his wife and two children. A night dancing party at Hotel Virginia roof garden features The Kentuckians orchestra, touted as first class. The roof garden is described as the coolest spot in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Presbyterian Church
Cam
Sally Stunt
Blue Birds
Annie F. Sanders
Missy Eleanor Faulk
Miss Faulk
Camp Fire
A. W. Riggs
Oliver B. Morton
C. C. Bell
Mis
Katharyn Felton
Barney Oakland
The
News-Star
Lillian Mitchell
Guardians’ Association
Peison Ivy
Juanita Porter
Francey Butler
Mother
May
Anna Beth Brandle
St. Louis
Guardian
Winnie Riggs
Peggy Garnett
Garnett
N. E. Joyner
Carrie Man Kilpatrick
Corverde
Clarence Clifford Hogan
Lincoln Parish
Lone Straw
Jackson Parish
Peters Company
J. W. Hogan
Will Cobb
St. Mary's Cemetery
Marion
Lone Star Park To Open On South Side
The Lone Star tourist park, located one mile south of the locks and dams, is to open next Saturday. Owner J. De Stewart with H. W. Emmett and O. L. Chaddick will run meals and manage the tourist camp on three to four acres riverside amid shade. The site offers water gas and electric, shower baths, 60 seatings and parking for 250 cars. A barbecue pit serves barbecued chicken and jumbo cones for children. The Four Horsemen will perform on opening day with free drinks.
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Lone Star
J. de Stewart
H. W. Emmett
Hotel Virginia
O. L. Chaddick
Emmett
Shaddick
Sell the trash and bank the cash Want Ad note
An abbreviated classified item outlines earning from selling discarded items and storing money. The tersely worded blurb hints at a quick sale and cash collection without listing buyers or locations.
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John H. Smith
Jena
M. R. Soileau
Gilbert
Bisis
Mre
J. BE. Brakefield
Frank Flowers
Charles Bynum
Lee
Doara
AgEnvitle
Tenn
Addreess
J. G. Cleveron
Young
Legion Hall
John D. Rockefeller
Huey P. Long
Rphe
Dr. Siegert
Etter
Collens’ Pharmacy
DeSiard “St. Collens
Five Points Pharmacy
DeSiard St. Collens& Thompson Co, Inc
Virginia Hotel
West Side
Inspector
Tor Ecere
Rey
Princess
America
Hotel
Virginia
Louise
Sweden
Lone Star Park
South Grand
Monroe Tent & Awning Co
South Grand Street
Norris Bros
Bastrop, la
Men
Toiab Sralah
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