Local Businesses Advertise Services and Notices
A collage of small ads lists Kern’s horse shoeing shop offering wagons to order and a meat market with home delivery in the city. Other entries promote lawn mower grinding, auto painting, dry cleaning, a palm beach suit wash, and various services from contractors to a city ordinance on dog muzzling effective July 1 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Sam
Palm Beach
Georgia Legislature Meets Sets War Preparedness Agenda
Georgia lawmakers begin a 50 day session in Atlanta focusing on wartime related measures and a statewide good roads drive. The Washington report notes the senate agriculture committee approved food control amendments placing copper lead lumber and timber under government control during the war.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Court Freezes Repeat Offender on Drunkenness Charge
In Maison parish resident W. T. Farley faces escalating fines for repeated drunkenness. After a $2.50 fine on Saturday, he returned Monday for the same offense, causing the court to double the penalty to $5. He was warned to leave town or face a hundred days on the streets if arrested again. Separately, Millsaps & Company advertises two carloads of James & Graham wagons as August 1 price increases loom. Court records also show one marriage license issued and one divorce petition filed, keeping the count steady.
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W. T. Feriey
Maison Parish
B. A. Trousdale
Farley
Hoe
James & Graham
Millsaps & Company
West Monroe
Costly rifle making gear urged for quick war readiness
Washington June 26. Special rifle making machinery valued at 4 500 000 must be obtained at once for proper equipment of a new army for service abroad. Secretary Baker said a bill to appropriate funds will be introduced immediately. Mongolia Struck Mine. Bombay June 27. Peninsula-Oriental liner Mongolis hit a mine off Bombay Saturday and passengers and crew have arrived in Bombay.
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Washington
Baker
House
Bombay
India
Cotton Markets Report from June 27 1917
Spot cotton steady at 25.88 with 141 sales. July at 25.70 to 26.10, closing 26.57. October futures at 25.89 to 26.09, December near 25.90.
Sheriff sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana 1917
Legal notice lists seizure under a writ of execution in the Sixth District Court of Ouachita Parish. The property includes a Saxon Automobile a White Steamer four jacks three boxes and contents for auction on July 7 1917 in Monroe Louisiana with cash terms and appraisement.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Mercantile Bank
Luther FE
Hall
Monroe
Louisiana
Tozal
R. L
Jackson Street
Holly Ave
State of Louisiane
Ouachita
Joseph Lemle
A. E. Frederick
Spot Market Summary From New York on June 27 1917
The New York spot market report dated Wednesday June 27 1917 shows mixed quotations with values around 27.40 for spots, 27.28 to 26.90 for July and 26.55 to 26.44 for October, and Bee os listing 26.68 to 27.70. The data reflects quiet trading and varied month pricing.
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Bee, Os
City to Enforce Car Muffler Ordinance Begin Today
Police instructed by Mayor H. P. D. Apgar to enforce the city ordinance banning muffler removal. The measure targets excessive automobile noise which has become a public nuisance due to widespread disregard of the rule.
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H. PD
Apgar
Two Men Enlist at New Orleans Recruiting Station
Headquarters in New Orleans reports two men enlisted at the local station within the last twenty four hours. The recruits are Charles B. Coleman of Chatham in field artillery and Rodney Q. Herring ton of Sumrall in the medical department. Total sent from this district now 142 with 226 still due.
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New Orleans
Charles 8. Coleman
Chatham
Field Artillery
Rodney Q. Herrington
Sumrall
Medical Department
Market Stands Destroyed Investigation Progress
Police Inspector BR EB Heap leads inquiry into the curb market stands disappearance. Only one remains wholly missing while five others were demolished by an unknown person. A white man was seen tearing stands on court square days ago as officers seek evidence for arrest. A classified ad TM in the News-Star offers room rentals.
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BR. EB. Heap Hag
Ies
Court Square
Liquor Truck Crashes in West Monroe After Near Miss
An Arkansas automobile leaving Monroe last night with fifty quarts of liquor to help residents of the desert land faced a wreck in West Monroe. The nervous driver failed to handle a street corner properly and the car plus cargo struck the curb. The vehicle was towed to a repair shop and the driver plans to refill the stock in several days.
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Arkansas
Monroe
West Monroe
Seed varieties on hand in West Monroe ad
Clay Whippoorwill Mixed Peas Sorghum Seed Mosby Hastings Prolific Corn are listed with plenty available now. Hurry before they are gone. West Monroe La News Star want ads report results.
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Mosby
Hastings
News -Star
Severe crop outlook boosts cotton market to high ground
H R Speed's Daily Cotton Letter notes market strength due to scant rain in the south and bullish crop conditions. Government and private reports project lower acreage and yield for this season, with potential crop declines of several percent, lifting prices to near fifty year highs amid drought concerns.
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New Orleans
Zhoutes
Sheriff Sale of Monroe Property in DeSiard Street Case
Writ of fieri facias directs sale of all defendant property in eastern half of building 117 DeSiard Street Monroe Louisiana plus lease to July 1 1918. Cash sale with appraisement. T A Grant Sheriff Monroe June 18 1917. Also sale of Isaac L Haas estate including Hupmobile Runabout and office furniture per June 22 1917 order. Cash two thirds of appraisement. A L Green Clerk July 7 1917.
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Saie
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Cyrille Pecastaing
B.L. Risher
Monroe
Louisiana
DeSiard Street
Fife
Ouachita
Isaac L. Haas
Sixth Judicial Court
Court House
A. L. Green
Fraternal Organization Meetings Advised In Local Notes
Local notices list multiple lodges and unions meeting weekly or monthly in Owl hall Eagle hall and city venues. Names include T Baker Chancellor Commander and D V Keeper of Seals along with various secretaries and presidents.
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Bionewall Lodge
Knights of Castice Hall
St. John Street
Nex
T. Baker
D. V
Seals
Recorus
Puzzle Card Leaves Sequence Sparks Curiosity
A fragmented puzzle line shows numbered leaves and arrivals suggesting a word or number sequence. The readable parts hint at No 12 leaving, No 1 arriving, and several leaves in a pattern. Interpreting the sequence may reveal a hidden order or riddle in the text.
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Julius Desrate
Rosetta Degrate
Francis A. Ross
Eva O. Jones
Carrie Gilliard
Gertrude Johnson
Marie Browne
Joe Leake
Sam Tate
W. T. Farley
Ivie Keene
Robert Barrett
Percy Spotswood
Ed Johnson
Wa. B. ‘Ennis
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Griffin Studio
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Stonewall Lodge
Stonewell Lodge No. 8
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BE. K. Means
First Methodial Church
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Pitty
Mongolia
Philadelphia
Jesse Williamson
Pennsylvania Company
T. A. Grant
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J. D. Washington
R. W. McClendon
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Grouth
H. & B. Beer
Sheriff's
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News-Star
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Wexler's Cigar Store
Rex
Corona
Ford Levi Stationery Company
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H.R. Speed
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J. D Oakley
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Matt Sielle Courtney
el Miro
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C. A. Nenney
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Eagie’s
Chas. Schulze
John J. Mullin
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Woodm World
Owls’ Hall
Orsta
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Qonsa
C. Garvey
Clert
Mouree Lodge
Orang Street
W. H. le Graffenried
Euler
B. Surgaine
Eagie
W. P. Stephens
Noble Ouachita Lodge
L. Keeks
Monrees
Hugh Biggar
I. H. Turner
George L. Wood
Weedme World
A. W. Carroll
Wpatrick
Catholic Hall
J. C. Amman
C. PF
Matthew's
Catholic Knights of America
J. Tin
W. A. O’melly
Henry W. Alien
Howse
W. FP. Renwick
O'Relly
Eneel
Nawabion
Dietstor
J W. aeWilliams
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Statian Geelery of
Grorwiers Col
Kagie’s Ball
Joe Sampognaro
B. B. Ledge
Ford Levi
Fource Union Mo
United Brother Carpenters and Troinere of America
Moose Hall
America
Pariar City
Mra
Sallie Morrow
Guardian
Joseph Camp
Owl Hall
Casio
Tony Tiebit
Asien
Brest
M Grand Street
B. Oakland
Third Street
BU. McGousie
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H. L. Bracey
Monroe Leber
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