Bargains in Used Cars From Sheriff Sale
S. C. Blackmon Auto Co. offers bargains in used cars bought at a sheriff's sale. 29-6t.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
8
S. C. Blackmon Auto Co. offers bargains in used cars bought at a sheriff's sale. 29-6t.
Undersigned agree to close by July 5 due to Fourth of July. Listed members include Masur & Santa Ensel Hipp Marks Krex Co Julius Lemle Co M. Hirach Dry Goods Monroe Hardware Sol Cahn Manning Crowley Paint Krauss Cahn Star Tailors Fink the Tailor Model Store Monroe Furniture Co Masur Bros Southern Hardware J C Liner Kalisi Peters Furniture Smith Bros Monroe Dry Goods All members except one will sell gasoline. Also advertises auto top repairs at Ouachita Saddle and Harness Co 208 South Grand St. 5-1m
All persons or parties having claims against the late Josua Lemle will please file with Adolph Wolff attorney Centra Savings Bank Bldg Monroe La. 22-101. Also contractor notices Garner and Bowman 2024 building in the area. Black Bayou Lake fishing and hunting forbidden by J B Parker J T Austin 21-30. J B Jones opens horse shoeing and blacksmith shop 300 South Grand St in front of court house 1-1m.
J. D. Robertson alias Walter Smith, a white man about 30, was arrested by Monroe officer Earl on charges of auto theft. He allegedly fled with the car from Georgetown La to DeQuincy La for ten dollars then rode a northbound train. Robertson, whose father lives in Monroe, was detained awaiting Georgetown deputy sheriff.
A mattress fire at a residence labeled as a negro house on 926 Grammont Street caused about $10 in damages last night. Monroe Fire Department arrived at 3:15 and extinguished the blaze within fifteen minutes.
New York delegates at the Democratic convention adopt a resolution seeking a national platform plank for modifying the Volstead Act to permit home use of light wines and beer. Norman F. Mack introduced it, with Elizabeth Marbury supporting. Mayor George Lunn urged the roll call request.
A batch of ads lists lessons in descriptive geometry, furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent, board in a private family, hardwood timber cutters, an office space for rent, two old cars for sale, a child's bed for sale, a furnished room for a couple, a wagon wood worker needed, and a used secondhand buzz fan purchase request.
A silver bar pin engraved Pro te us 1913 with blue enamel and pond lily designs is missing. Reward offered for its return to 519 Jackson, 29 31.
Pewndancer L. L. Smith's Daily Cotton Letter reports weather and rail strike fears causing market nerves. Weevils multiply across southern and northern Texas affecting squares and potential yields. government to issue July crop report July 2 at 11 30 a m New Orleans time.
San Francisco leaders confirm Senator Glass of Virginia as chairman of the resolutions committee to draft the Democratic platform. Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas is named permanent chairman of the convention administration, signaling strong control of convention machinery. Bryan’s proposed planks must gain committee approval or face minority reports at the convention.
Washington June 29 Atlanta with more than 200000 people retains her rank as second city in the south. The census bureau figures show Birmingham at 178270 an increase of 384.4 percent. New Orleans is the first city of the south.
Clifford Thorne of Chicago, representing shippers, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rates would climb by 5 1 2 percent if roads demand higher tariffs and workers seek larger pay. The increased burden would fall on freight traffic.
A Puebla dispatch reports that several Indians examined regarding previous testimony in the William Jenkins case say they were suspended in the air struck and threatened with death by shooting until they agreed to testify against Jenkins the former American consular agent at Puebla.
In Baton Rouge on June 29 the governor’s stance on sheriff salaries heats up as the general appropriation bill nears passage. Governor Parker warned he will veto any raise, citing cost and public interest. Sheriff Coleman of Claiborne Parish had pressed for higher pay, but Parker replied with a terse note urging resignation if the salary fails to reflect current costs.
Mangham native Mrs. Johnson passed away after marrying Bennett Johnson of Shreveport nearly three years ago. She leaves a two day old daughter Anne Carter, her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mangham, and sister Mrs. Davis Whitfield. Funeral arrangements await her father's arrival from El Paso, Texas.
A lodging house at Main and Second streets in Buffalo collapsed early today. Ten injured men were removed by firemen. The owner said eighty men knew how many were in the building's rooms last night but did not know how many were inside when it fell.
The state reunion of Georgia Confederate veterans will take place in Albany next year, bringing together former servicemembers and veterans groups for ceremonies and remembrance events.
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