Promise Under Pressure Before Revealing Harrowing Tale
A narrator asks Katherine to withhold judgment as she recounts a tense account of Lucia Meredith and Dr. Meredith. Katherine reacts with pity for Lucia and Hal, then comforts the storyteller, acknowledging the risk yet affirming gratitude for the attempt to spare pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Lucia Meredith
Katie
Lucia
Dicky
Mrs. Meredith
Hal
Feeture Servica, Inc
Johnnie Smith Elbert Moves to New Monroe Location
Johnnie Smith Elbert announces autumn relocation of her exclusive ladies read-to-wear shop to the Dembinski building, now to be remodeled with a shoe department and a beauty parlor on the mezzanine. The store aims to reopen by September 15 serving Monroe women with modern fashion and refined facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon-roe
Johnnie Smith Elbert
Masonic Temple
Dembinski
Clarence Saunders
Architecure
Tha Ds
Monroe
South
Williams v Williams judicial decree dissolves community
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Louisiana case No 12379 Tad Williams wife vs Henry Williams husband the court grants judgment dissolving the community of acquets and gains and separating property between spouses with costs to defendant. Judgment dated June 15 1926 signed by Judge Percy Sandel and entered by W F Thurman deputy clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Louisiana
Parish of
Ouach“ite
Ligstrict Court
Tad Williams
Henry ‘Williams
Ida Weee Cor
Plaintife
Ibs &Wotore
S.d
A. D
W. F . Thurman
Henry Williams
Lowldé ‘Williams
Les
W. F. Thurmon
Louizigna
Ouachita
Orrett
Monroe Votes Ordinance Requiring Dog Vaccination
Monroe prepares to enforce a city wide dog vaccination ordinance starting July 6 at the old power plant Grimont and Wood streets. Unvaccinated dogs found at large will be destroyed and owners face severe fines. Dr. Paul R. Neal notes rabies concerns and cites similar laws in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
News-Star
Paul R. Neal
Ouachita Parish
Old City
Grammont
Wood Streets
Doctor Peters Resumes Practice After Study
Dr. A. L. Peters has returned from several weeks of intensive postgraduate work and will resume his medical practice on Monday June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Peters
Liquor Raids Target Tony Falleto on Breard Street
Tony Falleto of 1601 Breard Street faced multiple liquor charges after police found 193 beer bottles and a quart of wine in a raid. He had prior convictions and another appeal remains pending as Judge Charles Schulze imposed 60 days jailed and 250 dollar fines per charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Falleto
Charles Schulze
Falleto
Braard Street
Rits
Breard Street
U. V. Tarver
Lee Parke
Charter Schulze
Bond
Parish Without Rails and Phones Sparsely Populated
A fragment describes a sparsely populated parish with towns Cow Island Grand Canal Creve and Cameron, a parish seat acting as an election precinct with about 70 registered voters on a ridge and 490 electors voting, while Bayou town lies far west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
Cow Island
Grand Chaniel
Crevie
Cameron
To Bayou
Prosons
Cameron parish hunters lure rich outsiders and locals
Senator King argues that Cameron parish draws hunters from New York and eastern cities and wealthy visitors who buy crops, shells, and goods by mail. He says isolation, barter, and easy transport via steamboat and bayous foster a self sufficient, hospitable but demanding region.
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Mr. King
New York
Cameron Parish
Irving
Cobb
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Erine
Madge
DeSiard
Percy Sandel
Tone
Blanche Golson
Breard ST
Royal Confectionery
Monroe Tent & Awning Co
Texas
Miami
Mathews Band
Dixie
D. ER. Boyd Co., Inc. Stationery and Novelties
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