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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
5
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady with a net advance of 10 to 15 points. March at 25.71, May 25.94, July 26.18, October 25.18, December 25.18, amid morning gains and late-day steadiness as exports listed reach 27,403 bales for New Orleans and 9,481 for Charleston.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed with small net gains for some months while near months weakened on liquidation. Prices fluctuated with March at 25.66, May 25.88, July 26.12, October 25.48, December 25.42 as traders weighed weak rainfall signals and easing old crop prices.
Chicago market reports higher prices for poultry and eggs on March 10. Poultry lines show higher bids for fowls springs roosteers and turkeys while eggs rise with creamer y extras firsts and seconds moving up. receipts reach 15 999 cases.
Cotton spot market shows steady prices with robust demand in Liverpool. Ranges include strictly good middling at 14.92 and strictly low middling at 13.57, with 8,000 bales sold and 26,000 bales received, 5,100 American. Futures closed steady across March to January contracts.
Livestock prices listed for cattle hogs and sheep in Kansas City and Chicago on March 10. Each market shows ranges for categories such as fed steers heavy cattle veal lambs and sows with top figures and average estimates.
Influence of the U S government report on farm stocks of wheat triggers a material upturn in wheat values in Chicago as trading begins today. Buyers rush intensified by reports of smaller domestic supplies. May delivery leads the advance.
In Columbia Louisiana the Eighth District Court heard information against William Edward and Thomas Tarver for possessing intoxicating liquor. Edward Tarver pleaded guilty receiving 60 dollars fine and ten days jail plus four months if unpaid. Other two pleaded not guilty and await trial. A burglary case involving J H Brown Luther Hutchinson and Robert Fields drew sympathy as Brown pleaded guilty and described desertion from the Army while asking leniency for his parents.
At the Monroe Lions Club luncheon the Buy In Monroe campaign was discussed with members offering suggestions to promote the movement. Guest of honor Jack Lelivelt, manager of the St Joseph baseball team, attended and was introduced to members. Leon Hammond was unable to perform due to a light accident.
Newport News Va March 10 Lieut McAlroy of the reserve office training at Langley Field is believed drowned after a plane carrying him and Lieut colonel Shaffer fell into the Potomac River this morning.
After steady gains early, wheat led with mixed moves as May contracts advanced from 1-4 to 11-4 cents and corn and oats tracked wheat. Corn rose modestly before retreating while oats dipped then firmed from 318 to 501-8 for May. Provisions stayed highish with restrained selling and letters noting potential ad spend for property sales.
A Monroe special committee meets with J H Strother of Shreveport to decide if the city will be represented at the Southern Exposition planned for May in New York. The event aims to showcase the South’s natural resources and manufacturing, with a large exhibit and rail excursion rates. If approved, Monroe will prepare displays from Quachita parish farm and home bureaus before the May 11 to May 30 dates.
In Shreveport Louisiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will request repeal of the secrecy bill passed by the last legislature. Grand Master Guss W Joliff outlines in the annual report that the statute harms officers, provides no benefit and adds expense. The report is to be presented to the Grand Lodge today.
State officials and delegates from Clarke Kemper Lauderdale and Neshoba counties head home after a cooperative cotton association meeting in Meridian Mississippi Speakers included D E Williams J W Willis M M Bedenbaugh J E Tanner C A Cobb and Thomas L Johnson all named as regional and state agriculture leaders with extended roles in youth and press.
The California Cotton Growers Association endorses legislation to confine state production to a single cotton variety. The move was approved during a session in Los Angeles on March 10, reflecting a push to standardize crops across California.
The body of Dr. John M. Oglesby of Alexandria was shipped last night to Sylvan ia Georgia his old home after a car crash a mile from Libuse La. The accident occurred when his car overturned on a curve pinning him underneath.
Special to the News-Star Bastrop La March 10 Mr Chas Snyder announces his new 50000 dollar department store building is practically completed and merchandise is being moved in. The up-to-date fixtures mark it as one of the state’s finest. Contractor W F Rogers I also erects a bungalow on Cypress Street for Mr and Mrs Francis Pettis. Local residents and visitors are noted among shoppers and acquaintances in Bastrop and nearby towns.
Representative Nicholas Long of Ohio has been elected Speaker of the House. The vote marks a new leadership era as Long takes on the speaker role in Congress and leads the chamber.
Washington March 10 The special senate investigating committee will resume its inquiry into tax settlements next Monday with staff ready to present cases beginning Monday and additional filings in May. Testimony will remain secret until a new Congress convenes and hearings end June 1 by senate order. New York March 10 John D Ryan denies experts' claims that government lost 50 million in taxes from copper valuations calling the committee testimony misleading and valuations absurd.
Dr E P Flower executive of the State Livestock Sanitary Board warns a charbon outbreak may recur in Louisiana this year. He cites favorable conditions and new cases in Jeff Davis parish and East Baton Rouge with six infections reported in Jeff Davis. He urges immediate cattle vaccination, noting stronger vaccine potency and protective results to prevent losses.
Dr Wilhelm Marx, former German chancellor and last month chosen premier of Prussia, was re elected today with 222 votes from 442 cast. Marx resigned late last month after failing to secure a confidence vote.
Physicians have long known a Holland oil that tones irritated kidneys and bladder, reduces backaches and fatigue, and offers rapid relief. Now sold in tasteless capsules as Red Mill Haarlem Oil, 50 cents with money back guarantee. Druggists listed: Phoenix Drug Store Chase Amman Drug Co New South Drug Store Ltd Collens Pharmacy Faulk's Drug Store.
A Hi Y dinner at Hotel Monroe drew YMCA leaders and Monroe prominent figures. speakers Rev. N F Joyner P C Rogers L J Carter and A K Jones outlined Hi Y aims moral development church and community service plus need for a Monroe Y M C A presence in Louisiana.
Secretaries of all Louisiana traffic bureaus will gather in Shreveport Monday morning to discuss rate case procedures and related duties. About twenty officials are expected, with many shippers joining. A banquet at Hotel Washington Monday night will honor the visiting secretaries and include remarks by L W Baldwin of the Missouri Pacific.
W B Herrick of Charleston has been transferred to northeast Louisiana by his Chicago employer. Mrs Herrick returns after her mother Mrs Faulkner Blanks dies. Bessie Le Blanc of Ouachita health unit ill at Terminal Heights. O C Dawkins spent yesterday in Jonesboro on legal business. J H Strother of Shreveport attends the Southern Exposition in New York City. Chamber of Commerce to discuss traffic improvements on DeSiard street and possible mayoral action.
James Lucey of Northampton Massachusetts a cobbler once praised by President Coolidge could not attend the Presidents Washington inauguration. Iowa Republicans file with the Senate a contest of Smith W Brookhart election to US Senator. William Cooper Hobbs London law clerk faces trial for blackmailing Sir Hari Singh Rajah of Jammu and Kashmir. Ismet Pasha expected to succeed Fethi Bey as Premier of Angora Turkey.
The Monroe Welfare Association reports February activity: 130 civilian cases, 27 Able Ex-Service men, 43 disabled Ex-Service men. Cash and in kind assistance included tickets to Alexandria and Vidalia, room and board, funeral costs, groceries, medicine, and rent for several clients including Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Tilden. Several cases carried over from January were resolved.
A categorized ad urges investors to buy in with promises of large returns. It cites potential profits and quick gains, presenting a persuasive pitch to readers seeking financial opportunities.
The News Star reports a large Ruston Chamber of Commerce gathering with hundreds attending. Senator Hardtner spoke on forest conservation and highway plans linking Great Lakes to the Gulf, predicting growth in Louisiana tourism. Mayor Badenhamer spoke on chamber work amid musical entertainment by the Crusaders Band.
An advertisement promises a jar labeled Blue Star Re? to treat various skin diseases including tetter ringworm and cracked hands for both children and adults. It claims the product will set clothing and offers a guarantee.
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