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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
8
Thirty-two acres two miles out on Model road with a five room house two room cabin large barn and poultry runs all fenced. Only sale in the neighborhood. One half cash, balance yearly. Address Co J Darivage Dermott Ark. Also notes on local groceries and services including Chamberlains Liniment and harness shop offers.
Mrs Ara Wilson of Grayson is the guest of Rev L H Swayze while traveling, en route to her home tonight.
On Thursday June 27 1912 Liverpool reported spot levels at 6.63 with sales of 10 000 bales. Forward prices for June to July sit around 6.40 to 6.39 and July to August range 4 6.39 to 6.38 reflecting a firm cash market with modest forward tones.
The forecast calls for showers east of the Mississippi tonight and Friday. Rain is light and scattered, beneficial in some areas, especially the central belt, with temperatures higher and rising across all districts.
A state official named Hebert expresses disgust and remorse over a reduced appropriation for office expenses, stating he is sorry he was elected. He argues the cut undermines his ability to perform duties and serves as a political rebuke to voters.
In Liverpool spot sales rose from 8 600 to 10 000 with prices unchanged at 6 680 for middling. Futures barely advanced. Crop progress notes show North Carolina at 87 and South Carolina at 83. Secretary Alvin Hebert denounces proposed cuts to the State Office budget as Inspector reports reveal past 9 months expenses of over 5 000 with salaries and licenses under scrutiny. The Red Men will elect officers Friday night.
The Maze, a five cent picture theatre, opened last night to a 100 crowd despite rain. The venue has been renovated with a rear exit for safety and wall fans plus an upcoming exhaust fan. Three new reels of Independent pictures will play daily with a piano providing music. Admission remains five cents for all.
In Baltimore delegates push through crowded hotel corridors as a lighthearted crowd shows mutual forbearance. Two delegates clash briefly over rival candidates Wilson and Clark, exchanging apologies and praise while bell hops maintain courtesy amid the bustle.
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