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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
5
A Bordelon dairy inspector for the Louisiana Board of Health arrived in Monroe to inspect local dairies and plan a broader tour of farms and stations. He may hold a milk commission conference with Monroe physicians to advance dairy purity efforts and ratings.
We sell butter butter milk and pure milk. Try us. Our quality is the best. If you try us once you will continue. Travelers Rest Dairy. Phone 733 26 61.
Sir Robert L. Borden born at Grand Pre 69 years ago today. Joseph B. Eastman born at Katonah New York 41 years ago today. Octavius Roy Cohen born in Charleston 32 years ago today. Frieda Hempel born in Leipsic 38 years ago today.
The Days News portrait highlights Dr. Emile Roux as a leading figure in pathology and infectious diseases. It notes his Pasteur Institute leadership in Paris and his collaboration with Pasteur on hydrophobia, alongside Leoffler’s diphtheria microbe work and Behring’s anti toxin development, all while Roux nears seventy and receives global honors.
Professor J E Caldwell head of education at Louisiana College Pineville delivers a Sunday address on Christian education. He cites Bible reasons from the Old Testament and New Testament for family based and institutional education, notes enrollment of 494 students, and praises college facilities and future plans.
This date history notes the Fort Velasco capture by Texans under John Austin in 1832, the Paris archbishop killed by Red Republicans in 1848, Nana Sahib’s massacre at Cawnpore in 1857, the birth of Earl of Carnarvon in 1866, Rev Charles Henry Fowler’s 1878 Northwestern University inauguration, Clifton House Niagara Falls destroyed in 1898, Chicago school lecture on sex hygiene in 1913, and the American Red Cross War Council’s seven day war relief fund total of 114 million in 1917.
A mosaic of terse reports: Mellon travels to England over indignities at Ellis Island. Adams seeks two women from each state for the Republican National Committee. Ontario’s Howard Ferguson sweeps to premiership. Bulgarian king conspiracy hints surface. Ethel Barrymore files for divorce. U.S. invited to discuss liquor enforcement cooperation. a Dallas theater platform collapse injures forty. Harding denies severing ties with Marion as the Star changes hands.
Ralph E. Schulze, local representative for the Amateur Bicycle League of America, plans elimination trials on July 14 and July 21, 1923 in Monroe. Registration costs 50 cents and juniors and seniors compete for state finals in New Orleans August 5 with winners advancing to the national meet in Chicago.
A protracted Church of Christ meeting at Barkdull Faulk school auditorium featured Mr. Ferguson speaking on The Great Enormous Guilt of Sin. He contrasted Saul and David to explain disobedience and transgression and urged repentance, baptism, and donning the uniform of faith for salvation. All are invited to attend with friends.
Prime Minister Baldwin told the house of commons that Britain will establish a home defense air force strong enough to defend the country from the strongest air power within striking distance.
Edward N. Reed, previously divisional prohibition chief for Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia and the District of Columbia, is reassigned as acting director for Alabama. He will hold the post until a permanent director succeeds Chas. M. Sartain, who resigned.
Greetings to Sir Robert L. Bor on his 70th year. Kentucky Republicans meet in Pa tion to set gubernatorial dates. Helen Grats and Godfrey Rockefeller wedding in St. Louis. Leavenworth release of Bergdoll after four-year term. Anthracite miners plan Scranton convention to set new wage demands. Catherine Adams and Henry Sturgis Morgan wedding in Boston. Communist party affiliation raised at British Labour Party conference in London.
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