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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
2
Madge soothes mother Gra ham and placates Katie as Lee Chow questions prompt laughter. I resolve to start the search for Hugh Grantland, though the task seems daunting. Goo by sends me on, while I plan to inform Katherine of his strictures and the girl’s puzzling behavior.
Narrator consoles distressed mother in law after a long absence while daughter-in-law Katie jokes and feigns sturdiness. The scene shifts to tea on the library couch as tensions soften and family dynamics surface amid humorous talk of Junior and discipline.
Ouachita parish on the Winnsboro road hosts a ten acre vineyard owned by F Veron who earned a silver medal for Ouachita grapes second in a major French exposition. Veron, born in France, turned to farming after music careers with his wife and praises local climate for grape culture. He notes Niagaras and Burgundy varieties thrive here and predicts Ouachita could become a large vineyard with strong local demand. In Concordia Kansas retired merchant Charles B Davis pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill and received a one to ten year sentence in Lansing state penitentiary.
1845 George W. Atkinson governor of West Virginia born in Charleston died there April 4 1925. 1850 Part of Table Rock at Niagara Falls gave way. 1852 Henry Clay statesman died in Washington DC born April 12 1777 Hanover County Virginia.
The notes cover an 1856 surrender of Chief John after a Rogue River attack, 1876 Krutbauer’s consecration as Green Bay bishop, 1896 Green Clay Smith’s death and birth, 1900 China insurrection spreading to Manchuria and Shantung, and 1923 Harding speech urging conscription in future war.
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