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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

8

Lawlessness Among Women Raises Alarm At Federation

San Francisco reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs session where honorary president Mrs. Dimies Dennison of New York declares that lawlessness among women has risen. She cites uneducated women misreading price hikes and clashes with butcher shops. Baroness Bertha Von Suttner arrives from Vienna to speak on peace.

Woman's Clubs San Francisco General Federation of Women’s Clubs Dimies Dennison New York Federation England Elmer Blair Albany N. Y General Federation

Local executive to leave for Oklahoma City promotion

L W Avery, manager of the Ar mour and Co. local branch for a year, will move to Oklahoma City as assistant manager of the firm’s large operation there. Friends here regret his departure. The Parish School board plans a meeting next Friday July 5 at the Parish High School.

L. W. Avery Armour & Co Oklahoma City Avery Parish

Senate committee favors Clayton Thomas printing bill in reform push

Baton Rouge June 27 The Senate committee on printing reported favorably the Clayton Thomas printing bill an administration reform measure Senator Leon Smith proposed electing the parish printer instead of the lowest bid but the amendment was defeated and the bill moved forward as originally passed by the House.

Baton Rouge Senate Committee On Printing Clayton Thomas Leon Smith Caddo House

For Rent Two Rooms at 307 South First Street

Short notice classified rental item indicates two rooms available at 307 South First Street with application at 114 Jackson Street. Postdated under 68-3t.

South First Street Jackson Street

One Horse Cash Grocery Announces Big Sale

The One Horse Cash Grocery advertises very low prices across departments with a sale starting tomorrow. The notice emphasizes wide discounts and customer savings during the event.

One Horse Cash

Tomorrow's Special on Ty Cobb Hats in Sennet Straw

A Boston ad touts seasonable and very reasonable headwear with a new Ty Cobb and Homerun Baker hat line in Sennet straw selling in major cities for $2.50. The promotion urges readers to shop tomorrow for these fashionable hats.

Socks Worthy of Praise Hit 25c at Local Store

Notasome Hosiery gains public favor with silky long staple yarns for lasting wear. Perfect process yields durable texture and quality, emphasized by a strong sale driven by the latest hosiery line.

Cotton Prices in New Orleans on June 28 1912

New Orleans cotton market reports Friday June 28 1912 with spot price at 12 1 4 steady. Sales total 185 bales with high low and close figures listed alongside futures figures for Vesty including daily opening and closing values.

New Orleans

New York Stock Ticker Snippet From 1912 Markets

A terse June 28 1912 New York market note lists figures such as 11.65 and 11.26 with several close values. The shorthand highlights are unclear but imply price quotes and a compact summary of trading levels for that day.

New York Hizh

Liverpool Sales 14 000 in June July

Liverpool reports 14 000 sales during June and July with a total revenue of 62 cents per unit. The brief item notes continued activity in the Liverpool market.

Liverpool

St Louis Grain Market Report June 28 1919 and Crop Reports

New Orleans market notes increased spot cotton sales to 14000 bales as government acreage and crop condition data loomed. Futures closed slightly lower with two private crop condition reports showing mixed results: Giles bureau 50.0, New York firm 82.9, market steady despite good weather, ahead of the bureau release.

Windes Monroe New Orleans Giles Bureau New York Commission House

Social Department notes and society updates

Mrs. L H Krogmire hosted a girls gathering honoring Miss Gladys Skinner with games and prizes won by Miss Addie Webb and Ieva Bryant. Attendees included Gladys Skinner and several local social figures. refreshments followed. The Salvation Army branch plans a July 4 picnic for working women and children at Si Card with meeting at the Army home. cake donors to call for pickups. It is noted that Harry S New and Victor Rosewater, former Republican leaders, are sons of former committee members. Edward B. Vreeland faces a Republican primary contest in the Forty third New York district for the first time in twelve years.

L. H. Krogmire Gladys Skinner Addie Webb Ieva Bryant Fred Young Bessie Zurly Edith Swain Lera Bryant Leta Bryant Gladys Walker Emma Peters Lillie Mullin Lydia Neuwirth Masadee Clarence Whitfield Fred Brooks Leander Skinner Clarence Brooks Jimmie Skinner Harry Keller W. H. Dalton American Salvation Army Sicard Army Home South -Fifths Street Dalton Harry S. New Republican National Committee Victor Rosewater Edward B. Vreeland Congress New York

Cotton acreage and yields diverge across states

A Galveston-Dallas News report and other estimates show large differences in expected cotton acreage and yield across Texas and Oklahoma. Government forecasts foresee a 6 to 8 percent drop in acreage, while Texas and Oklahoma face notable declines. Ginnings total 16,051,000 bales versus 11,688,000 last season, with overall world supply rising from 2,398,000 to 3,436,000 units.

Galveston-Dallas News Texas Oklahoma New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle American Cotton Oil Co E. D. Windes

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