Monroe Transfer offers modern moving system and services
The Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company promotes its efficient local and long distance moving service. A foreman oversees loading into padded vans with careful handling of furniture, glassware, and appliances. The piece also mentions a contest at North Side Pharmacy and a local business publicity campaign featuring several Fourth Street merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company, Inc
219
Walnut Street
Monroe Transfer Firm
Monroe Transfer
North Side
Fourth Stubbs
Mr. Denoux
Fourth
Sur-Wa
Buddy Burford
Clyde Hatton
Ager
Weil Cleaners
D. B. Ww
J. B. Glass
F and Stubbs
Upward Climb in Industrial Production Bonds and Stocks
A chart tracks gains from January 1932 with industrial production leading above all 1933 levels and beating 1932. Bonds and stocks, shown by broken and light lines, have also surpassed all prior marks in the last 18 months.
Moving Furniture Into New Home Under Monroe Transfer
A foreman arranges an appointment to deliver furniture to a new address. Furniture is unloaded and placed in designated rooms. The owner can inspect for damage and expect immediate settlement due to Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company Inc. reputation for reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Transfer and Warehouse Company, Inc
Obituary notices from West Monroe and Delhi incidents
Obituaries and funeral notices from West Monroe and Delhi list Co. W. Walker of American Service died at his sister’s home. Rev. Huntsberry to officiate. E R Travis, 70, Delhi resident, dies after brief illness. several children and siblings survive. services pending word from son. Mrs A Wax dies in Baton Rouge. D W Coleman funeral held. Mrs Sarah Friedlander to be laid to rest. multiple local survivors and church affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Huntsberry
First Baptist Church
Delhi
E. R. Travis
Dunn
Travis
Lazzie White
Mer Rouge
Minnie Hoben
Walter Travis
Saxony
John Travis
Baton Rouge
A. Wax
D. W. Coleman
Peters Funeral Chapel
Louis Hoffpaulr
First Methodist Church of
West Monroe
Monroe City
Coleman
Friedlander
Sarah Friedlander
Washington Street
I. Heinburg
Logansport
Ind
Louisiana
Samuel Friedlander
Kelvinator to Raise Prices on Household Refrigerators
Kelvinator will raise prices on its entire line of household electric refrigerators. The increase takes effect after current stock at the local St John Electric Co. dealer, 243 South Grand Street, is sold. The move ends the March 21 low price schedule due to higher raw material costs and a policy to maintain quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Electric Company
South Grand Street
Harry A. St. John
Kelvinator
Inspection of Monroe Rail Shops Is Made
The Missouri Pacific annual inspection of the Monroe rail shops occurred Friday when the President’s Special arrived with officials from St. Louis. The five car train included John Cannon and other executives who stayed about an hour for inspections before continuing to Alexandria and then returning to St. Louis. President L W Baldwin rode the special on a prior trip but had to return home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
John Cannon
P. J. Neff
E. H. McReynolds
R. C. White
A. Garber
L. W. Baldwin
Kansas
Colorado
Wamsley Radio Service Praised In Monroe History
W. D. Wamsley, an early wireless pioneer now running the Wamsley Radio Hospital at 125 South Grand Street, Monroe, explains how radio service has evolved from hobby wireless to professional repairs and musical instrument servicing. The shop invites owners and dealers to seek expert, no job too small or too large engineering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Marconi
S. S. Republic
W. D. Wamsley
Wamsley Radio Hospital
South Grand Street
Monroe
Wamsley
Albert Vallery Receives Order of Purple Heart
Albert A. Vallery of 304 Stella Street West Monroe is awarded the Order of the Purple Heart. He was shellshocked and gassed as a private in Battery A 151st Field Artillery on October 25 1918, was blinded for 30 days, and later regained sight. He belongs to the L. B. Faulk American Legion post and the Veterans of Foreign Wars post and plans to attend the VFW national convention in Milwaukee this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Vallery
Stella Street
West Monroe
Vallery
151St Field Artillery
L. B. Faulk
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Interfaith Clergy Form Texarkana Study Group in 1933
Catholic, Jewish, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist and Disciples of Christ clergymen joined a Texarkana study group in the spring of 1933 to discuss shared concerns and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Disciples of Christ
Texarkana
Bright Spots In Business Shows Broad Wage and Output Gains
A United Press roundup notes Plymouth car sales hit 6794 units for the week ending June 17, up 8 percent from the prior week and 79.3 percent from 1932. Wisconsin employment rose 3.7 percent to late May, Coal loadings at Lake Erie docks reached 875,852 tons, a yearly high. Newport Rolling Mill Co approves 10 percent wage hike effective July 1. Bank clearings across 21 cities total 5.528 billion, up 14.3 percent from a year ago. Employment nationwide up about 1.629 million since March end, with more gains likely. Lancaster cotton mills and Reliance Manufacturing Co both announce 10 percent wage increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Erie
New York
American Legion Center to Be Dedicated July 11
Winnsboro, June 24 Special The American Legion community center dedication moved from July 4 to July 11 with ceremonies at dusk. Sam Jones of Lake Charles former state commander will deliver the principal speech. a dance follows at 10 p.m. The $6,000 center will house the Diamond Hawthorne post and auxiliary and the municipal library, with painting nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
American Legion Community Center
Legion Committee
Sam Jones
Lake Charles
The
Legion
Diamond- Hawthorne
Denoux Conducts Puzzle Contest at North Side Pharmacy
Mitchell Denoux of the North Side Pharmacy announces a $1000 jig-saw and $1000 crossword puzzle contest aimed at stimulating summer business. The nationwide McKesson and Robbins campaign provides prizes for local residents who solve the puzzles using jumbled McKesson package labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKesson
North Side
Denoux
Fourth
Stubbs
Monroe
Mitchell Denoux
North Side Pharmacy
McKesson and Robbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business and Industrial Review of the
Twin Cities
Monroe Concern
SURWA
Weil Cleaners, Inc
Sparco and
Clyde
Hatten
North Side Pharmacy Incorporated
Stubbs Ave
B. Glass
Georgia Tucker School
Ladies
Chi
C. W. Walker
Downes Brokerage Incorporated
General Insurance
Ouachita Nat'l Bank Bldg
R. Downes, JR
T. C. Downes
Treas
Harry St. John
Monroe Rail
Albert Vallery
Lee-Rogers
Chevrolet CO. Incorporated
Walnut St
United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Trade Association
Cincinnati
Newport Rolling Mill Co
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Chester
S. C
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Chicago
Reliance Manufacturing Co
Illinois
American Legion Center
el Campo Santo
Historical Society of
San Diego
DeSiard
Ouachita Bank
Lloyd Walters
Wood St
Lobby
Bernhardt Bldg
Gregg & McKenzie Insurance Agency, Inc
Harrison Street
Cobb-Rodriguez
South Grand
Mem UL
IO avEle
Luther & Reed General Automobile Repairing
Good Eats Cafe
ALVIS
Mrs. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lake Tiorati
Associated Press
Harry Prophit
America
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Gulfport
Fort Smith
VIA
Tri-State
S. Grand St
Interurban
Alexandria
Union Bus Station
Reed-Montgomery
Agency, Inc
Old Central Bank Building
Luther Reed
Pres
A. E. Montgomery
Sec
City Hall Corner
the Natural Gas Co., Inc
Monroe, la
Scharf’s
Monroe Sur-Wa
Jas. A. Noe
Frizzell Brick Company, Inc
Monroe Hardware Company
Electric Products
Bond
Insurance Agency
E. J. Seymour
PP. M. Atkins
Bernhardt
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