Kiwanis Interclub Meet Brings Five Clubs Together
In Monroe last night the Kiwanis clubs of Monroe West Monroe Bastrop and Ruston held an all Kiwanis interclub at Hotel Monroe with sixty five members present. The program featured the Ship Zero Hour observance and addressed by Rev. W C Scott and club presidents Harry Howard Arthur C McMeans Sol Snyder H L McKnight and Fred G Thatcher. Entertainment included songs solos a flood suite composition and a tap dance.
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W. C. Scott
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Arthur C. McMeans
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Sol Snyder
W. J. Bolin
H. L. McKnight
Fred G. Thatcher
Louisiana
Blanche Oliver
Florence Ziegler
Hadley Leavell
Louis Hallum
Lee Lindsey
Canadian convention closes with Maple Leaf Forever song
The program at the international convention concluded with a performance of The Maple Leaf Forever, followed by Canada’s national anthem.
Osage ponies part of marriage bargain in Oklahoma
May Ask Return Hominy Ok June 28 The man Thomas Whitehorn threatens to reclaim his ponies if his marriage to Lucille Martin does not turn out as hoped. Fifty ponies were traded by the Osage for the union, a deal he now calls a bargain.
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Thomas Whitehorn
Lucille Martin
Montana Officials Auto Allowance Reduced to Mile Rate
The allowance to state officials and employees for using their automobiles on state business has been cut from 10 to 7 12 cents per mile, affecting reimbursement rates and travel costs for state work.
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Montana
Hope Expressed for Sale Bonds to Build Bridge
New Orleans officials expressed optimism that bonds to fund the proposed public belt railroad and vehicle bridge over the Mississippi River could be sold. The Louisiana highway advisory board extended the signing time to December 31 and believed federal loan provisions may enable financing through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The state plans to participate up to 7 million dollars, while ongoing contracts and other bridge projects across the state proceed in various statuses. Governor Allen announced personnel changes on the advisory board and related state groups.
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Seymour Weiss
Bible School Conducted by Miss Francis Butler
Miss Francis Butler of this city conducts a Presbyterian daily vacation Bible school at Baskin. The school will close Friday of next week.
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Francis Butler
Baskin
Montana Fire Loss Reaches Over Two Million in 1931
Montana's fire losses in 1931 totaled just over two million dollars, about 750000 more than in 1930, reflecting heightened fire damage across the state during the year.
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Montana
Heavy penalty set in Moore resisting arrest case
Judge W. M. Harper imposed one of the heaviest penalties this year in city court on Frank Moore a negro for resisting an officer and carrying a pistol. Moore faces a $50 fine and 50 days in jail on the resisting charge and a $250 fine plus 250 days in jail and 60 days compulsory on the gun charge. If fines are paid total 300 dollars, only the compulsory sentence applies. failure to pay means 360 days in jail nonconcurrently. Other city court dispositions included Graves forfeiting cash bond for drunk and disorderly, Harris fined for displaying a dangerous weapon, Walters fined on an anti vice charge, Sumpton fined for fighting with stay until July 5, and Mattie Sumpton discharged.
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W. M. Harper
Frank Moore
Andrew Graves
John Harris
Alberta Walters
Willie Sumpton
Mattie Sumpton
Woman Struck Crossing Jackson Street Near Library
Mrs. L. M. Gipson, 67, of 1700 North Third street, was hit by a car driven by Robert Huey of 908 South Third street yesterday afternoon on Jackson street in front of the public library. She suffered fractures to both legs and other injuries and was taken to St. Francis sanitarium. Huey reported he applied brakes but she darted into the street. a charge of reckless driving was filed and he was released on a $100 property bond.
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L. M. Gipson
North Third Street
Robert Huey
South Third Street
Huey
All Itching Ends Blue Star Ointment Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a quick acting germ killer and skin healer that stops itching after one application and clears rashes and infections after a few uses. It promises pleasant odor and money back if ineffective, with sale through drug stores.
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Ady
First Cantaloupe Car Loaded For Market
The first car containing 5 000 crates of cantaloupes was being loaded today at the Breece Lumber company sheds in south Monroe. It is to depart around 8 pm bound for St Louis. The Fruit Supply company of St Louis supervises harvesting hauling grading packing and marketing with Frank Adams overseeing in the area. New Orleans market price was 3 to 3 50 per crate with strong demand.
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New Orleans
Y's Men Election Set for Monroe Meeting
Monroe Y's Men's club will elect officers for the coming year at a meeting tomorrow night at 6 30 at the Rainbow tea room on DeSiard Street. Joe Craig will oversee the program.
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Monroe Y's Men's Club
Rainbow Tea Room
DeSiard Street
Joe Craig
Oldest Duluth Hotel to Be Razed for Medical Arts Building
The oldest hotel in Duluth Minnesota is slated for demolition to clear space for a new one million dollar medical arts office building.
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Minn
Medical Arts
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