Third District Court Ends Session at Farmerville
The Third District Court at Farmerville adjourned for vacation after a strenuous week with criminal and civil cases disposed of Judge S D Pearce presiding. Visiting lawyers included Harry Oliver and A T Shotwell Monroe Walter Elder Ruston and T J Gaughan Camden Ark plus Jonesboro district attorney W J Hammon. A major case Louis et al vs Union Saw Mill Co involving land and timber rights valued over 25 000 and land in the gas field attracted much attention.
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News-Star
Farmerville
Third District Court
S. D. Pearce
Ruston
Harry Oliver
A. T. Shotwell
Monroe
Walter Elder
T. J
T. J. Gaughan
Camden, Ark
H. G. Fields
Colorado Governor Refuses Auto Rides Prefers Transport
Colorado Governor Adams is depicted as avoiding airplanes and cars, favoring streetcars or walking in Denver and trains to his Almosa ranch. He recently rode in an automobile to Fort Collins but warned the driver not to exceed 25 miles per hour, a rare concession to travel.
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International News Service
Denver
Adams
Colorado
Almosa
Fort Collins
Fires spark Saturday and morning reports quick extinguish
Two small fires occurred on Saturday and this morning. At 6:25 a.m. firefighters were called to 206 South Fifth Street owned by J. P. Bonar and used by Round Table Coffee. The flames caused minor damage and were put out before arrival. Debris at Dooley's restaurant site re ignited at 1:08 p.m. Saturday. John D. Rockefeller Jr donated 250000 francs for Chartres Cathedral clerestory windows restoration.
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South Fifth Street
J. P. Bonar
Round Table Coffee Company
Dooley’s
Paris
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Chartres
Pretty Bastrop wedding links Buford and Hargrove
Miss Deryl Buford wed Dr. M D Hargrove in Bastrop at the home of the bride’s grandparents. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. G A Morgan with Mildred Shell singing before the vows. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Shreveport Ratcliffe Street. Out of town guests included numerous relatives and friends from Louisiana and beyond.
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Deryl Buford
A. D. Buford
M. D. Hargrove
Shreveport
W. E. McMeans
Washington Street
G. A. Morgan
Arcadia
Mendelsohn
Andrew Page
Monroe
Mildred Shell
Dorothy MecMeans
Hargrove
Robert Garrett
Miss Buford
State Normal College
North Louisiana Sanitarium
Ozark Mountains
Ratcliffe Street
H. A. Durham
Jas. Ridly
Mattie Dressback
Eva Bernard
Mary Harntrove
Natchitoches
Gladys Brazeale
Hilton Harland
Mobile
Ala
Jennie Nunn
W. L. Pugh
Jones
Elizabeth Rogers
Bonita
Dot Wode
Bogalousa
Dottie Mae Waller
Winnfield
Jessie Flewellyn
Mary Garretson
Chas. Garretson
Geo. Bukman
Los Angeles
Cal
William Buford
Jonesboro
The Drag Net A Police Battle With Hijackers
George Bancroft stars as a fearless detective lieutenant in The Drag Net a brutal clash between police and a murderous hijacking gang. Evelyn Brent William Powell Fred Kohler and Leslie Fenton support in a crime melodrama praised for Bancroft's forceful portrayal and a blend of action romance and pathos.
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Saenger
George Bancroft
Bancroft
Underworld
Evelyn Brent
William Powell
Miss Brent
Powell
Fred Kohler
Steve
Leslie Fenton
Shakespeare
Local and Area Visitors Reported in Texas and Louisiana
From San Antonio and Waelder Texas and Gilliam Louisiana residents visited relatives. Mr and Mrs B K Watson visit relatives in Mississippi. Mrs J B Crow and son Jake of Shreveport were guests here Tuesday. Miss Mary Dean went to Rust on Friday. Miss Maggie Nettles of Shreveport vacationing with parents here. Dr C H Gulley left for Hot Springs Arkansas for several weeks. John T Hollis and Jack Mitcham visited New Orleans Thursday. Lamont Seals of Homer candidate for court of appeals was here Thursday.
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San Antonio
Waelder
Texas
Gilliam
B. K. Watson
Mississippi
J. B. Crow
Jake
Shreveport
Mary Dean
Rust
Maggie Nettles
C. H. Gulley
Hot Springs
Ark
John
Births Deaths and Weddings Decline in France 1945-1927
Paris reports changes in vital statistics with births and weddings falling off since 1945, while divorces remain stable. The brief notes ongoing differences in population metrics between the two years and outlines the persisted trends in France.
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France
Paris
France shows births deaths and marriages totals for 1927
The ministry of labor reports 24,508 fewer births 36,792 fewer deaths and 8,262 fewer marriages. France’s population on June 20, 1927 stood at 40,960,000 with the Seine department at 4,628,637. France totals: births 741,718 deaths 676,666 marriages 337,684. Divorces remained practically unchanged.
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Ministry of Labor
France
Department of the Seine
Paris
Pimply skin prompts social blame and remedy ad
The passage notes people criticize pimples as signs of neglect and urges using Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap for a clear complexion. It claims pleasant use, safety, and low dealer prices, recommending standard directions for best results.
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Grove
France and Paris Divorce Totals Mentioned in Nord Region
The text notes 18 487 for France and 5 374 for Paris with 1 022 divorces in the Nord department a textile and mining area, and 550 more than the next highest among ninety mentions.
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France
Paris
Nord
Textile
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