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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
A brief market note discusses the TK cotton market and suggests Uncle Sam officials are backing higher price levels. The piece reflects concerns about government influence on commodity pricing and market behavior.
Special to News-Star reports Southern congressmen opposed a one sided action. In New Orleans on June 29 a cotton farmer faces a shift as the new marketing season approaches and pressure to lower selling prices continues.
A Ruston Louisiana resident John Butler testifies two years ago he used Doan's Kidney Pills and was cured of dull back pain and frequent scalding kidney secretions. He credits the remedy for lasting relief and endorses it as the best kidney remedy. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Capudine provides fast relief for headaches including sick and nervous types and headaches from heat cold grip or stomach trouble. It is best for attacks of colder grip and relieves aching feverishness restoring normal conditions. Capucline is easy to take and acts immediately. 10c., 25c per bottle at drug stores.
The Peters Government targets Hayne Brown Scales and others for allegedly conspiring with bull leaders to raise cotton prices. Claimed plan involved buying New York contracts to aid Southern mills, while keeping cotton from bears and funneling stock to spinners for rapid consumption. The issue sparks debate in Congress as the industry faces a tight supply and potential price pressures.
A medical note states lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism in the muscles and responds quickly to Chamberlain's Liniment. It cautions that this is a prompt, effective remedy but not a lasting solution.
California Epworth League opens its nineteenth annual convention in Berkeley with the theme Equipment for Service. President J Landrum Graham of Los Angeles will preside as prominent clergy educators and lay workers from California and other states participate. Delegates and visitors arrive from across the state.
The advertisement claims the remedy cures bowel complaints and diar rhea and says it has worldwide approval. It notes the product named Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is sold by all druggists and widely trusted.
Electors in Vermilion Medicine Hat and Lethbridge vote in by elections today. Result influences the provincial government led by Premier Sifton who is expected to win Vermilion with little opposition. Hon A J McLean seeks re election in Lethbridge.
The piece mentions Hon. C. R. Mtchell as Minister of Education and Attorney General facing Conservative opposition in Medicine Hat through a brother-in-law nomination. It also highlights Crazy mineral water as the best known at Mineral Wells, marketed by Fox-Renaud Company, T. M. Parker Company, drug stores, and Keller Grocer Co. Ltd. wholesale distributors.
The 29 June exercises in Burlington feature Dr. James K. Patterson delivering a centennial commemorative address for Justin S. Morrill, longtime Vermont senator and champion of federal aid to state colleges.
Ohio Music Teachers Association gathers in Columbus for its twenty-eighth annual convention. The formal opening is tonight with sessions through Saturday and a program featuring concerts and recitals by nationally renowned singers and musicians.
Twenty one guns and a president’s salute rang out at the Hermitage in Nashville as Camp Dickinson soldiers paid tribute to Tennessee’s hero Andrew Jackson. Battery D First Artillery fired the ceremonial gun salute and the troops are set to depart Camp Dickinson by night.
In Reno on June 27 Tex Rickard says a Chicago reporter warned the bout might be called off. Rickard insists there is no truth to state interference rumors and urges prompt action to quiet the speculation.
In Cananea Sonora on June 27 re electionists won a large vote yes terday but were defeated in key towns. Ronquillo recorded 304 for the government and 90 for anti re electionists while Mesa showed 262 to 164. Analysts say anti re electionists have won many electors and may dictate the vice president by dropping opposition to Diaz.
A travel note invites visitors to explore Minnesota lake country, northern Wisconsin piney woods, and Michigan shores, highlighting scenic routes, outdoor recreation, and regional charm across the three states.
The silver jubilee of Bishop Maes consecration as head of the Covington see was marked by a pontifical high mass and a large cathedral crowd. Maes, a Belgium native born in 1849, had long served as a Detroit priest before becoming bishop and has been a director at Catholic University and a leader in Eucharistic Congresses.
Dancing Tuesday and Friday nights at Park with Hudnalls Orchestra. Music better than ever.
Real estate service invites property owners to list with McMillan with a no sale, no charge policy. Clients pay only when a sale closes, aligning agent earnings with transaction success.
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