Notice to creditors in the Lemle estate
All persons or parties with claims against the late Josua Lemle must file them with Adolph Wolff, attorney, Central Savings Bank Building, Monroe. The filing deadline is 22 to 10.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
8
All persons or parties with claims against the late Josua Lemle must file them with Adolph Wolff, attorney, Central Savings Bank Building, Monroe. The filing deadline is 22 to 10.
Local note directs visitors to Jones' blacksmith shop at 300 South Grand Street for a forthcoming assessment or appointment with one guidance line.
The Lafayette club rally on June 26 will feature contests in canning poultry judging and milking with exhibits from poultry and garden clubs. A hot water canner and Burpee sealer were donated to the canning club members and eight purebred pigs were placed with members with ten more on the way.
Portland gears for Maine Centennial Week with visitors arriving for parades pageants water sports and festivities. Warships from the United States and several foreign navies will join the event drawing one of the citys largest crowds in history.
The notice invites the public to dine at Ryan Yann's store No. 186 at 106 North Second Street Monroe Louisiana to learn about savings. It touts Yann's automatic gravity grocery fixture allowing one operator to replace three clerks and a 15 percent profit on all merchandise.
Ace Morrison announces he is now employed by L. F Morris at Morris' Barber Shop located at 508 De Siard Street. He invites friends and customers to call and visit. Wee Monroe Produce Co advertises fresh country eggs and butter with phone number 178 and date 11-1m.
A meeting of the stockholders of Monroe Dry Goods Company, Inc. will be held at the company offices on Wednesday June 30 at 11:30 a.m. to decide whether capital stock should be increased from 100000 to 250000 dollars and to consider other business before the stockholders. Signed John J. Herring, Secretary.
The article recounts Maxon the New York cartoonist who worked as a movie extra at R A Walsh Studio for The Deep Purple. He earned five dollars, sketched director and actors, and found studio life novel and fascinating, praising its artlike, orderly atmosphere.
Conrad Nagel, star of Athalie, joins Sylvia Breamer in the Mayflower all star cast and is signed for five years by Famous Players-Lasky. The contract reflects his rising status in motion picture circles.
A man notes a springtime health rebound after using Bond's Liver Pills. He had felt miserable and spring fever struck previously, but after trying the pills his head clears, headaches stop, digestion improves, and his complexion returns to rosy. The ad urges readers to obtain Bond's Liver Pills from their pharmacist.
A fragmented newspaper ad lists per quart milk, per can crab meat, mackerel by pail, pure lard, fresh churned butter milk per balloon, cake, dessert grapes and rhubarb per can large, plus a line on baskets and prices like 10 to 20 cents, reflecting a general store circular.
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