Social News From Monroe and Nearby Cities
Serial Department reports visits and travels of residents including Mr. Fred Hundson Jr in New Orleans and Mrs Puil Chauvin hosting at three table bridge. Ms Julia Starts leaving for New Orleans to join her mother now living there. Mrs WR Phillips and daughter Jane of Oak Ridge visit Mrs Henry Rogers. Mrs Fred Hayes to Alexandria to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J Ve Thomas. Mrs S Wood Brown hosts nieces Dorothy and Marjory Kidd of Ruston and Mr J C Hickey Jr departs for Battle Creek Michigan. Mrs J W Smith and Mary Smith return from Homer after four weeks. A honeymoon trip of Mr and Mrs Rosa Caldwell ends in Kentucky. Miss Bunny Hayes of Alexandria visits Monroe with Mrs F P Stubbs and returns home. Mr and Mrs J Hickey of Henderson Texas are guests of local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puil Chauvin
Three Table Bridge
R. L. Morris
Julia
New Orleans
WR Phillips
Jane
Oak Ridge
Henry Rogers
West Side
Fred Hayes
Alexandria
J Ve Thomas
Bunny Hayes
Monroe
F. P. Stubbs
J. €. Hickey
Henderson
Texas
Social notes from Monroe and surrounding towns in June
Society column highlights visits and engagements across Monroe Ruston and nearby areas. Notables include Mrs F P Stubbe hosting cards for Mrs Morris before their Denver move, Miriam Fuller visiting from Minden, Miss Vivian Parker attending Cornelie Lane nuptials, and Miss Eugenia Reily visiting from Greenville.
Liver-Aid Promises Health By French Doctor’s View
A French physician links liver health to disposition and happiness. The ad argues many ailments stem from an inactive liver and promotes Carswell's Liver-Aid, a vegetable remedy sold with a money back guarantee at 50 cents for a large bottle, through New South Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caromel
Carswell
New South Drug Store
Return to city with hopes of a most delightful afternoon
Priests from several denominations agree not to hold Sunday evening services to honor Prof Heden's sacred concert at First Methodist. Rev C Newman and Rev F H Farrington request deference, inviting attendance and noting free will offerings. Catholic and Jewish communities receive cordial invitation. Episcopal minister says early service will not interfere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. §. Newman
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Farrington
Baptist Church
Heden
First Methodist Church
A. R. Price
Episcopal Church
Harriman's Son Named Vice President of Union Pacific
W Averill Harriman 23, eldest son of the late B H Harriman, is named vice president of Union Pacific railway. A veteran railroad trainee, he has served on the board of directors, worked as a lineman at 18 on an Oregon Short Line survey crew, and later held roles in Omaha shops as locomotive fireman and clerk. He has specialized in the purchasing department and will take charge there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Averill Harrimen
B. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Oregon
Union Pacific
Omaha
Sie
Borden Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday in Ottawa
Ottawa June 26 Sir Robert J. Borden Dominion Prime Minister marks his sixtieth birthday. Messages of congratulations pour in from ministers and friends across Canada. In good health, he has spent nearly two decades in the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Robert J. Borden
Canada
Robert
House of Commons
Then and Now by Associated Press
A century and a half ago balloons were used in warfare at Fuevrus to observe enemy lines and transmit signals. The piece traces balloon use from 1789 siege experiments to modern air power, noting aircraft, bombs, and evolving military strategy. It highlights Vera Cruz patrols, aerial photography, wireless links, and anti airship defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Fuevrus
Morlot
Gibraltar
Joseph Montgolfier
Amercan
Vera Cruz
Earth
USDA ruling aids southern stock cattle raisers
The U S Department of Agriculture keeps a vigorous campaign with state authorities aiming to eliminate the cattle fever tick. Careful handling and proper dipping will allow cattle from quarantine districts in the South to move to Northern pastures or feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
St. Louis
United States Department of Agriculture
Darken Gray Hair with Q Ban Restorer Promo
An advertisement pitches Q Ban hair restorer for gray or thinning hair. It claims quick results with nightly scalp application, dandruff and itching relief, and promoted growth. The 7 oz bottle sells for 50 cents via The Nyal Drug Store and listed outlets in Monroe, West Monroe, and mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyal Drug
B. G. Calvert
West Monroe
New South Drug Store
Chase & Colley
Monroe
Regulations Cut Cattle Dip Delay At Yards
The Secretary of Agriculture issued regulations effective July 1 reversing quarantine cattle moves. Stockers may be dipped five to twelve days after the last certified dipping prior to shipment. St Louis National Stock Yards will add an arsenical dip facility. Watering cattle before dipping prevents poisoning from the arsenical dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
St. Louis National Stock Yards Company
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TO Wear Department
Crepes
Fred Hundson, Jr
H. D. Briggs
Baton Rouge
Rosa Caldwell
Kentucky
Bire Frass
The
Ahtel
E. M. Aronson
Ferne Eckert
South Grand St
Monroe, la
Fort Scott, Kans
E. B. Carney
Carney
Dr. Eckert
Ithoy
W. L. Smith
DeSiard
A. L. Smith
F. P. Stubbe
R. J. Morris
Mr. Morris
Denver
Miriam Fuller
Minden
Lady Bird Ruffin
Vivian Parker
Winistero
Cornelie Lane
Ruston
Eugenia Reily
Greenville
S. C
Mary Faulk
Reily
Louisiana
Mrs. Wilson
Jonesville
Helen
Jennette Morgan
Kense City
Paris
France
Madame Blanch DeRue
Charles Trensdate
M. A. McHenry
Elizebeth
Winifred Surghnor
Tronsdale
W. F. Cummings
Phyllis
Mester Gordon
Lake Chetek
Wisconsin
Sinclair
Hattie Williams
Monie Howard Franks
Thomas Gibson Sinclair
Pargood Place
W. M. Ruffin
J. W. McWilliams
Lee Avenue
Civic League
Ruffin Garner
Good Samaritan
Dinah
DeSiard St
Harriman
Lannan’s
Ctmuilooen
Missouri
Illinois
Southern
National
Morton
Comedy Company
N. Y
Metropolitan Cafe
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