Local News and Notices from Monroe Area Shop Adverts
Local pieces show Kern's horse hoeing shop and Ansco Cameras at Phoenix Drug Store. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Parker and Mr and Mrs W E Cagle of Gordon Ark visiting Miss Mattie Campbell. Iron Mountain agent M S Kitchen from Little Rock visited Monroe. Heinz Dill Pickles 10 cents a dozen and Fox River butter 35 cents per pound.
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Harry Parker
W. E. Cagle
Gordon, Ark
Mattie Campbell
M. S. Kitchen
Iron Mountain Railroad
Lit We Rock
Monroe
Abe Thomas Escapes From City Jail After Brief Stint
Abe Thomas, serving a long term, vanished from the city jail yesterday after being left by Street Commissioner R. E. Heap. The door remained locked at noon when Heap returned. some suggest he escaped through the keyhole. Thomas was sent to the streets on February 25 to serve a 350 day sentence.
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Abe Thomas
Thomas
R. E. Heap
Susie Levette detained in jail then released after memory lapse
East End resort keeper Susie Levette was jailed by Judge Mangham after a fight at her house. She could not identify the assailants and remained unable to recall details, then was released this afternoon. Brasher and KAKE SHOP at 139 DeSiard St mentioned in notices.
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Susie Levette
East End
Mangham
Fragmentary OCR Note: 22k Over A24 Eeeeer
Fragmentary text shows a stray numeric sequence and partial words. No coherent event or names are readable to define a proper news item. Unable to determine subjects, places, or actions from the provided snippet.
Parish and City Court Records and Filings
Documents filed for record include transfers and agreements among multiple parties such as Mrs. Mary A. Breard, J. W. Collens, and L. Powers with sales of lots and a plantation. City Court dockets show several disorders with fines and sentences including fighting and intoxication, plus a street obstruction judgment.
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Mary A. Breard
Jack Selig
J. W. Collens
Smith & Barthel
L. R. Powers
A. J. Brooks
Harry E. Plyley
Robt. Wackener
Joe Renwick
F. Surgaine
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Frank B. Chase
M. A. Breard
S. B. Breard
Old Grand Dads Face Regulars In City League Doubleheader
Standings show Regulars 15 Iron Mountain 8 Old Grand Dads 4 Princess 3. Upcoming games: Regulars vs Old Grand Dads and Princess vs Iron Mountain. Old Grand Dads boast a new XXX ball saw brand. Brooks and Averett shine as bidding for a splendid game. Also listed are scores Boston 1 New York 3 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 5 St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 4.
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Iron Mountain
Princess
Brooks
Averett
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baseball scores from multiple late season games
New York defeated Boston 10 to 3 in the first game and lost 6 to 4 in the second. Philadelphia beat Washington 2 to 0 in the first game and then lost 11 to 5 in the second. Cleveland 2 and Chicago 3, St Louis 8 and Detroit 3, Mobile 3 and Nashville 1, Birmingham 5 and Montgomery 0, Atlanta 2 and Memphis 1.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Atlanta
Memphis
Heat Wave Sweeps Across the Nation
The heat wave grips much of the country with Chicago to Memphis and Kansas City to the Atlantic coast feeling the burn. Temperatures reach 88 in Chicago and 90 in St Louis by 9 am while Cleveland records 99 and Duluth reports 42 with heavy heat in June 28 readings. One death in Cleveland linked to the heat. New Orleans stays cooler near 87 at noon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Memphis
Kansas City
Atlantic Seaboard
St. Louis
Cleveland
Duluth
Cincinnati
Kentucky
New Orleans
New Line of Colored and Figured Dress Fabrics Exhibited
Today's express showcases a fresh assortment of fabrics including Brocaded Silk Crepes Fou lards Persian Crepes Ratimes Bulgarian Silks Persian Voiles and more. L LAMAN successor to Meyer Bros Ltd invites inspection of the collection.
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L. Laman
Meyer Bros., Ltd
Butcher and Preacher Clash Over Brains
A pastor confronted a local butcher after asking for brains for a joke, the butcher retorted that he runs his business without brains just as the minister runs his church. The exchange escalated with the sound of two telephone receivers snapping.
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Blank
Brother Blank
Chamberlain's Tablets For Sale By All Dealers
An old advertisement states Chamberlain's Tablets enable the stomach to perform its functions not variably. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Parish Tax Sale Draws Large Crowd at Courthouse
A parish tax sale held at the courthouse today attracted a large crowd, with many residents present to bid on delinquent properties. Information on participating bidders and outcomes was limited in the report.
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Court House
Buster Brown Haircutting Offered by F. T. Smith
Since Mr. Didier left, F T Smith announces a staffed barber service for Buster Brown haircuts in the best style. Children urged to visit the shop opposite New South Drug Store.
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Buster Brown
Mr. Didier
New South Drug Store
F. T. Smith
Plan for dissolution of railroad implements government review
The report describes the government and parties seeking a court ordered dissolution plan for a railroad. The plan was discussed at a cabinet meeting with the president deciding to stay in Washington for further conferences with the attorney general. Paul Cravath advised the government and remained in the capital to see the matter through. The president bade farewell to Mrs. Wilson and Eleanor as they left for New Hampshire, with a possible early departure for Cornish next week.
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New Hampshire
Washington
Paul D. Cravath
Union Pacific
New York
Cornish
For Sale Timber Land Near Court House East 12 Dollar Acre
160 acres timber land eight miles east of court house priced at 12 dollars per acre. Terms. Call 116 Catalpa Street phone 287. 28-3t Also for sale Rieger's Flower Drops at Dr D H Key's Drug Store. 28-3t
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Court House
Catalpa Street
Rieger
D. H. Key
Markets Report from New Orleans Cotton Prices June 28 1913
The Markets for June 28 1913 in New Orleans show 306 bales sold with July October and December futures listed. Prices for Vesty of Ashe ranged around 12.50 to 12.63, while Greath 4s traded near 11.52 to 11.63 with close values noted. No further context on highs or lows provided.
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New Orleans
High
Low
Close Vesty
Ashe
Greath
Market Notes: New York Prices and Averages
June 28 1913 report from New York shows spot prices at 11.50 with quiet trading. Data for July shows 12.14 11.92 12.10 11.92 and CME related figures. Prevailing quotes include 11.50 11.43 11.49 11.46 and PRE 5 55 11.49 11.42 11.48 11.46.
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New York
CME
Legit
PRE
Liverpool Trade Figures July August
Liverpool records show sales of 3000 bales with figures for July and August. Mentions of September and October months appear alongside a six point twenty seven to six point twenty eight range.
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Liverpool
Cotton market in July position shows premium and uncertain outlook
From Monroe Louisiana dated June 28 1913 the market remains unsettled on July position in American markets with a premium about five dollars per bale for new crop October delivery. Trade demand is normal with better grades most sought after while spinners take larger American October cotton than last year though overall weekly takings lag long term last season totals.
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Monroe
New Orleans
World cotton supply outlook hints at little change from last year
Analysis projects total U S cotton for the year near 14 000 000 with world demand set at about 15 000 000. Domestic production may reach 5 000 000 in Texas while weather in the South Atlantic states favors further crop development across the belt. The New York Journal of Commerce notes modest gains in Georgia and South Carolina with no improvement in North Carolina.
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Texas
South Atlantic
Belt
Carolinas
New York Journal of Commerce
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Harmon's Grain Letter Chicago Wheat Market Outlook
Outside trade was light and local professionals avoided new commitments on Sunday. Prices likely drag lower unless northwestern conditions worsen. Corn edged down on widespread rains in Texas and Oklahoma, while oats fell 3-4 cents on selling by commission houses and local market profit-taking.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
J. Harmon & CO
Phoenix Corn Remedy Sale Expands at Phoenix Drug Store
Advertises Phoenix Corn Remedy at 15 cents a bottle with growing monthly sales. Promotes Phoenix Drug Store as the outlet for the product and asks readers to try it.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Drug Store
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Kern
Joe Kern
Ansco
Horse Cash
Heinz Dill
Fox River
Brasher
Met
At & oCrock
DeSiard
Busy Bee
Life Horse
Merry Widow
California
Eee
Eeeeer
DeSiard Street
A. K. Clingman
Louisiana Pecan Company, Ltd
Hamburger Bros. Shoe Co
R. Wise
Nora Brooks
Jesse Brooks
Chas, Hollens
Fannie Herbert Hollens
M. F. Drake
H. Miller
T. Kelly
Jack Donley
G. H. Johnson
Chas. Baldwin
J. F. Hogg
Nile
Ms L
Wugruiata Los Vacs Ns
National League
Southern League
B. N. Duff
Mgr
North Side Grocery
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
J Harman & CO
North Louisiana
The
New York Cotton Exchange
Shreveport
Hayward & Clark
Carpenter, Baggot & Co
Bartlett, Frazier & Co
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Urage
Harmon's
Rom
Louisiane
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