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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

5

Bank Statement for Ouachita Parish Bank in 1913

A 1913 bank report lists assets including cash loans secured and unsecured, real estate, and a banking house. Liabilities show capital stock, profits, and deposits with state authorities asserting accuracy sworn by the president and cashier on June 26, 1913.

West Monroe State Bank West Monroe Parish of Ouachita Mortee HOS Pesaran Eee Seale Coi Es Ay Csu Eee Louisiana W. R. Mitchell I. Q. A. Hester D. Cason

Musical program at First Methodist church tonight

Program Haden Musical at 8 15 pm features organ Scherzoso chorus Festival Te Deum soprano solos and duets with Miss Young Mrs McCrainie and Mrs Chauvin plus ensembles and sacred choruses. Also notes that United Brotherhood of Carpenters plans solidification, Salt Lake City hosts Amalgamated Association convention, and W D Huber celebrated 60th birthday in Indianapolis.

First Methodist Church Inberger Festival Tedeum Dudley Buck Mrs. Kelly Ch. Gounod Celo Rosini Miss Young Mrs. McCrainie Mosenthall Miss Gunby Alfred Wooler Salt Lake City Amalgamated Association of Steel and Electric Railway Employer of America W. D. Huber American Federation of Labor Indianapolis

Pain as an Educational Force in Life

The author argues pain teaches limits and warns against danger, shaping behavior. Pain trains restraint, sustains health, and grounds humility by showing humans as small in a vast universe. A world without pain would lack lessons guiding safe, meaningful living and lasting success.

Pain and Sorrow as Nature's Warning and Balance

A reflective piece argues pain and happiness are interdependent, with misery and pleasure shaping meaning. It notes pain signals danger, guiding caution and preventing disasters, and counters the idea of a painless world as foolish. The author praises pain as a constructive force in life.

A Valuable Reward and Memorial Tribute

A New Bedford monument honors the late Matthew J. Hart, former president of the National Federation of Cloth Weavers of America, with a gilded sleeve stripe reward named for John the porter. John, honored after 25 years of service, receives five stripes of gold braid for his prompt honesty and saving the house thousands of dollars.

John Matthew J. Hart National Federation of Cloth Weavers of America New Bedford Mass

Labor Federation Surpasses Two Million Members

The American Federation of Labor reports record growth as its membership first exceeds 2,000,000, signaling strong union strength and expanded organizing reach nationwide.

Freckle Remedy Promise For Freckle Face

A pharmacist guaranteed freckle removal at no cost if it fails to clear the complexion. Buy an ounce of ethine double strength from the druggist and apply a few times to see results. Rarely more than one ounce is needed and the product is sold with money back guarantee.

Freckle-Face

North Louisiana Agricultural Society Meets at Experiment Station

The North Louisiana Farmers Society held a large meeting at the North Louisiana Experiment Station with speakers Dr W H Dalrymple and Prof B L Jordan from the State University. They discussed farm animal diseases, rural hygiene, shipping clubs, and fair plans, including the 1913 Calhoun Fair launch and officer elections. A Hog Shipping Club was formed at Calhoun with members and officers named, aiming to promote livestock growth and carload hog shipments with support from the State University and State Swine Breeders Association.

News-Star Cithoun North Louisiana Agricultural Society North Louisiana Experiment Station W. H. Dalrymple B. L. Jordan State University Calhoun Agricultural Society T. I. Watson W. F. Delaway E. J. Watson A. B. Smith J. D. Goodson J. T. Hamilton W. F. Callaway T. S. Watson J. B. George S. F. Walker I. T. Hamilton BE. J. Watson I. £. Hamilton H. B. Smith W. L. Warrer J. Lee Hester J. E. Bryan Prof E. L. Jordan G. F. Sheppard W. A. Mills A. J. Johnston R. S. Linder J. B Department of Animal Husbandry The State Swine Breeders Association

Money to loan and theatre notices fill June 23 1911 page

Banking Trust Company New Orleans offers loans on Louisiana farm mortgages from five to ten years with easy payments and options to retire principal and interest. Maude Adams plans a 1911–12 American tour in Barries The Legend of Leonora with Mrs Patrick Campbell and Sir John Hare in London.

Louisiana Maude Adams America Barrie Leonora Patrick Campbell Sir John Hare London

Plays and Players in the Coming Season

Louis N Parker writes a Napoleonic play Billie Burke to use The Ramazons again next season George Bernard Shaw new play Androcle and the Lion Raymond Hitchcock to appear in a new musical The Fair Highwayman by William Devereux for Lewis Waller Cassel authorities ban translation of The Easiest Way Hamilton to lead in Drury Lane melodrama next fall Henry B Warner to open The Ghost Breaker in Boston next Labor Day William A Brady to open Thirty-ninth Street Theatre in August Believe Me Kantinpe by a Harvard student Laura Hope Drews to play Beatrice with John Drew as Benedick next winter George Broadhurst writes The Song of the World Janet Beecher to lead in Arnold Bennett The Great Adventure next season.

Louis N. Parker Billie Burke George Bernard Shaw Raymond Hitchcock William Devereux Lewis Wailer Thomas Dixon, Jr South Cassel Germany Eugene Walter Hamilton Mr. Drew George Broadhurst Janet Beecher Arnold Bennett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union National Bank of Monroe Ssesee Se Social Department Scherzoso”’—J. Rhe Mendelssohn Roberts Mr. Shelton J. Raff Mrs. Chauvin Faure Handel United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners Graham Hood Springfield Wiedemann’s Terrell & Goodgame CO. Distributors North Louisiana Farmers’ Society FE. J. Locke Icky Alice Gale Thomas Wise Brieux George Berrard Shaw Woman’s Theatre Loudou John Galsworthy Laurence Irving England Charles Frohmen Phoenix Phoenix Drug Store New York Bell Cumberland Telephone Today’s Express Af E. Sells Eee
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