Local Advertisers and Acknowledgments in Monroe News Circle
Local notices report Mrug Store and Phoenix Drug items, Colonial Hotel in Mineral Wells, Kern’s Horseshoe Ing Shop, and Reach’s Baseball Goods. J. A. Hendricks mourns a brother while Col. L. F. Marbury visits Monroe. Fourth of July barbecue plans at Chautauqua grounds promise fifteen thousand attendees. Bankers' Train excursion includes Misses Selig and Baughman. No. 1 Monroe to Shreveport runs as a double header.
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Col. L. F. Marbury
Ruston
Monroe
Chautauqua
Col Marbury
Shreveport
Bankers
Colorado
California
Northwestern States
Chicago
St. Louis
South
Maude Selig
Olive Baughman
Farmerville
Lorimer Investigation Seeks Dissolution of Magazine Firms
United States District Attorney Wise files a petition against Doubleday Page & Co and a long list of publishers for an unlawful combination to restrain periodical publications since July 1909. The suit accuses price fixing and a fines system for underselling official price lists.
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Clearing House
United States
Wise
Doubleday Page & Company
Crowell Publishing Co
S. S. McClure Company
Current Literature Company
Philips Publishing Company
Harper & Brothers
Leslie- Judge Company
Review of Reviews Company
International Magazine Company
Standard Fashion Company
Nemsida Publishing Company
Ridgeway Company
American Home Magazine Company
Short Stories Company, Limited
Frank H. Doubleday
Herbert S. Houston
Frederick L. Collins
Charles D. Lanier
George von Utassy
German Farmers Coming
A 1911 New Orleans dispatch notes German farm laborers entering the area and requests guidance on engagement and salary terms from Monroe Louisiana contact E W Anderson. The item follows with a separate brief on Bankers on Tour mentioning Pullman sleepers attached to westbound train No 1 and upcoming rolling stock additions.
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New Orleans
E. W. Anderson
Progressive League
Monroe
Maine Holds Its Secret On Maine Destruction
General W H Bixby, chief of engineers overseeing the Maine recovery, says the ship’s destruction may forever remain a mystery. He notes deterioration prevents linking a torpedo or external force to the blast, with no human remains likely and relics mainly rubber goods found in the officers’ cabin. He departs for Washington tomorrow.
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Tampa
Fla
Maine
W. H. Bixby
Generel Bixby
Washington
Narrow escape ends without charges in Bell incident
Capt BE Bell drank and insulted Mrs. Johnson on South Gren street near the courthouse. She fired a shotgun at him but he retreated and Sheriff Parker intervened. Bell was released with no charges filed.
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Bell
Johnson
Ed Johnson
South Gren Street
Court House
Johson
Strawberry profit on 12 acres in Horatio Ark
Twelve acres of strawberries were disposed of by B. T. Irwin of Horatio Arkansas at a profit of 2960.49 dollars, or over 246 per acre this season. The crop brought in 4031.49 with expenses of 1071. Inability to secure pickers caused a loss of 1000 as berries went to waste.
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Horatio Agriculturist
Horatio
Ark
B. T. Irwin
For Rent Furnished Rooms at 204 Texas Ave
Wanted to buy a first class second hand gin outfit with two gin stands of the latest makes. Prefer Gullett or Continental. State age and make, full description and price. Handly and Willey Warner Ark 27-1w.
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Handly & Willey
Warner, Ark
Market Report New Orleans Cotton Prices 1911
The New Orleans market report for Tuesday June 27 1911 shows spot cotton at 15 1 16 cents per pound with 141 bales sold. Prices for various grades include Reese 14.89 14.80 14.87 11.76 and others around 12 to 19 cents, with broad activity across listed bids and close figures.
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New Orleans
Easy
Sales
Pigh
Low Close
Yaty PS Reese
Ste Ya
Tinea
New York
Liverpool Prices and Sales Report for 7000 Bales
Market update notes sales of seven thousand bales with prices in pounds per bale fluctuating. 文 SUTRA UBOR poets ees October November and December January periods show quotes around 7.00 to 6.87 with highs near 7.00 and lows near 6.87.
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Liverpool
Weather and economy notes from June 27, 1911 issue
Western weather reports describe variable rainfall with general improvement in cotton districts from Louisiana to Texas. In economy news, US imports rise by 145 million while champagne and diamonds drop in value, with diamonds down to 30.5 million and champagne to 3.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Orleans
Texas
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Masked Men Rob Paymaster Near Lamkin
In Yazoo City on a Saturday afternoon, masked gunmen robbed the Canady Brothers Lumber Company paymaster of 160 dollars and 35 cents as he moved toward Lamkin. The assailants, identified as Jesse Buchanan and Richard Lyles, ordered the bag, fired twice when refused, and fled with the payroll.
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Lyles
Buchanan
Alexander
Lyle
Yazoo City
Stubblefield
Canady Brothers Lumber Company
Lamkin
Jesse Buchanan
Richard Lyles
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Phoenix
Mineral Wells
Colonial
Southwest
Kern
Joe Kern
J. A. Smith
Rogersville
East Tennessee
Missouri
White House Pantry
Phoenix Drug Store
Kansas City
The
Monroe Dressed Meat Co
White House
Chamberlain
Gale
J. A. Hendricks
Judge Hendricks
Henderson
J. E. Pearce
Poular Lyceum Theatre
Jennings
Lorimer
Justin F. Denechaud
Immigration Division
George V
Sig. Haas & Sons
Bixby
Texas Ave
Grain and Provisions
Eness
Iears
Deres
Windes’ Daily
Louisiana
Mississippi
Drouth
South Carolins
North Carolina
Arkansas
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Wharton
New York Journal of Commerce
Buchan
Henry Coleman
Coleman
Gov. Montague
Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
A. J. Montague
Virginia
Grammont
Wood Streets
F. L. Meyer
Meyer Bros., Ltd
Miss Reigale
Paymaster
Vicksburg
National Park Hotel
Great South
Gaston Saux
Grunewald
J.e.morgan & Bro
Gulf Refining Co
West Monroe
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