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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
4
Reports from New Orleans and New York indicate wholesale sugar at fourteen cents per pound in those cities. In Monroe, prices ranged from twenty to twenty six cents per pound for weeks, with supplies now scarce. A wholesale dealer hinted the next carload would sell for less than the prior price, offering relief to consumers.
The article argues France must maintain a standing army of about 1,000,000 as a safeguard. It notes Britain’s small world force, the diminished U R allies, and the need for France to be self-reliant if Britain and the United States do not join.
The article reflects on Admiral Alexander Kolchak, killed after surrender talks with miners and Bolsheviks. It notes his long opposition to Bolshevik aims and frames his death as a martyr-like end in a controversial struggle for Russia’s fate. It questions the full truth about his legacy and patriotism.
The essay argues gray days reveal life’s meanings. Suffering builds understanding, sympathy, and humility. Shared trials create insight, renunciation strengthens character, and hardship marks paths to broader vision and duty.
A quoted editorial urges educating and arousing public sentiment to support public schools. It argues schools are essential for children and the community, warns of teacher shortages, declining recruitment, and rural district gaps, and calls for action to fund and sustain competent teachers.
An article extols encouragement as a key motivator for effort and leadership. It contrasts encouraged and discouraged forces in armies and workplaces, arguing morale grows through inspiration kindness and fair dealing with workers.
Acreage of 150 near Mer Resge Ja offered for lease for three years at 3 dollars per acre. Land is welI sedded with loapedres and fenced areas may yield ten or more hay per acre this year. fencing costs to be deducted from first year rent.
Notice to contractors denying a load of Huttig satin breed MIN work and related sash and door items. Parks City Lumber Company listed with Central Savings Bank Building contact number 44.
An OCR fragment advertises Bond’s Liver Pills as a remedy for colds, headaches, and general illness. It claims the pills cleanse the system of poisonous matter and help one wake up well next morning, available at druggists.
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