Wagons and services from local shops in town
Local advertisements list Kern's blacksmiths for wagons and shoeing, Selig and Russell Inc meat market and laundry pickup, Blanchard Automobile Service, and millsaps wagon company. Also notes lawn mower sharpening, a paint shop, Odd Fellows notice, furniture repair, meat market delivery, Barrett’s produce, and hemstitching services with mail orders.
Court actions and notices from local docket and licenses
Legal filings include Mrs Mary C Bynum et al versus Thomas N Conner Jr et al and People s Investment Co versus Bankers Truste L W Quick receiver Bank of Monroe garnishee. Marriage licenses Arthur Long Jr and Ada Downa Servent Donalds and Nennie Peyton. Documents for record Clara B Guthrie to Produc ers Oil Company oil and gas lease. Boy Scouts meet at court square Friday night with full attendance urged for important business.
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Mary C. Bynum
Thomas N. Conner, Jr
People’s Investment Co., Inc
Bankers’ Truste
L. W. Quick
Arthur Long, Jr
Ada Downa
Servent Donalds and
Nennie Peyton
Clara B. Guthrie
Producers’ Oil Company, Oil and Gas Lease
Boy Scouts
Court Square
Monroe Ice Cream Co denies bankrupcy report
A circulating report that Monroe Ice Cream Co is bankrupt is false. The firm says it has ample funds, honors all contracts, plans to continue operating, and offers low priced milk and prompt delivery by phone order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseen
Monroe Ice Cream Co
Monroe
Sheriff Sale in Monroe Louisiana Seizes Pecastaing Property
In the Sixth District Court of Louisiana a writ of fi fa leads to the seizure of all defendant Cyrille Pecastaing’s property at 117 DeSiard Street Monroe and the lease through July 21 1918. The sale takes place at the courthouse front door on June 30 1917 with cash terms and appraisal. Sheriff T A Grant announces the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Ohuachita
Sixth District Court
Cyrille Pecastaing
B. L. Risher
Monroe
Louisiana
DeSiard Street
Parish of Ouachita
Mercantile Bank
Luther E. Hall
R. L
Jackson Street
Holly Ave
Fife
Cotton markets steady with June rates for 1917
On Thursday June 28 1917 the cotton market shows spots at 26.00 with a steady tone. Sales total 1146 while the high low close figures trend around 25.89 to 26.51 with July and Dee values noted in the day’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesty Sulv Osee
Market and commodity notes from New York June 28 1917
Historical price rundown lists futures and spot figures for metals and commodities with various tickers and June contracts. Entries include values for Silver Solv, Oct and Dec contracts and related indices across multiple price points. The data appears as a sequence of numeric quotes without narrative context.
Chicago Wheat and Cotton Market Notes and Futures Outlook
New Orleans reports a softening tone after record highs as scattered rains raise expectations of relief in the belt. Traders liquidate ahead of the Monday government report while Liverpool futures show mixed buying and local spinners selling July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Acreace
Arkansas
Louisiane
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Liverpool
U. S
Europe
National Ginnery Association
Ill. & B. Beer
Auctions for two Ouachita Parish properties in 1917
Sheriff sale notices list two proceedings in Monroe Louisiana. One sale on July 7 1917 includes a Saxon Automobile a White Steamer and related items with cash terms and appraisement. The second sale on June 30 1917 covers lots 3 through 11 on a specified block on Jackson Street and Holly Avenue with appraised values and cash terms.
Sale of Isaac L. Haas estate in Ouachita Parish
By order of the Sixth Judicial Court I will sell on July 7 1917 at the Monroe courthouse western front door the estate of Isaac L Haas deceased Including a runabout automobile and office furniture Cash not less than two thirds of appraisement to pay debts of the succession A L Green Clerk Administrator
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State_of
Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Joseph Lemle
Frederick
Monroe
State of
Isaac L. Haas
Sixth Judicial Courrt
Court House
A. L. Green
Six suffragists jailed after White House protest
Six women convicted of obstructing the sidewalk with suffrage banners near the White House chose jail over a fine. They will be released Friday after serving three days. Inside the jail, Mabel Vernon led a song service as 40 inmates, black and white, attended a suffrage meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Mabel Vernon
Reno
New
Catherine Morey
Peston
Virginia Arnold
Asheville
N. C
Lavina Dock
Philadelphia
Maude Jamieson
Norfolk
Annie R. Arnell
Wilmington
Del
Picket Charges and Suffragist Tensions Reported
An OCR fragment records a confrontation involving Bessie Jones a Black woman charged with larceny shouting from bars and picket obstruction charges noted with trial dates pending. The text also mentions suffragists making announcements as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Bee
Bessie Jones
Otden
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Ruth
Drew
Kern's
Joe Kern
Selig & Russell, Inc
Blanchard Automobile Service
Knuckle’s
North Third Street
Tom Lindsay
Adams Street
James & Graham
Millsaps & Company
West Monroe
Sortham
Mosby
Hastings
South 7Th and
Grammont
Saminzina
Prop
Ouachita Lodge No. 2
F. L. Rieks
Sec'y
Ed. Wirth
Barrett’s
Singer Sewing Machine CO
North 2Nd Street
Palm Beach
Ed Johnson
Union National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
E. Kk. Means
Arcadia
Charles T. Butler
Butler
Miss Butler
Law Office
Stubbs, Theos & Gresham
Graves Erskine
Columbia
J. Q. Graves
Winthrop
Marine Corps
Erskine
Louisiana State University
Lyman Jarrell
News-Star
Just
Nunnally’'S
Wexler's Cigar Store
Monroe, la
Sheriff's
T. A. Grant
New York
Chicago
H.R. Speed
Sheriffs Sale
Monroe, la. Jeune
Ouachita Parish
St. John Street
North Seventh
Wood Street
C.A. Newney
Sable
Waite Collie
R. R. Allen
Millhaven
Miss Vernon
Sam
Union Store
Kale
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marc
D. Masur & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes