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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

3

Classifieds including sales and wants in News-Star

A mixed patch of small ads lists WANTED saleslady Krex Company, FOR SALE seven room bungalow on corner lot, FOR SALE five room home West Monroe by Home Realty, FOR RENT furnished front room, FOR SALE used cars at Chandler Motor Car and Accessories, FOR SALE Erisco five passenger car, FOUND fountain pen, LOST string of pearls, WANTED engineer for gasoline engine at City Power House. May include contact details and dates like 6-31 and 6-3t.

Care News-Star West Monroe Home Realty and Development Company Maxwell Chandler Studebakers Chandler Motor Car & Accessories Company City Power House the Foundation Company Chandler Motor Car @ Accessories Company Picture Garden Shriners Kansas City

Untitled fragment notes dates and events in October

Fragmentary OCR mentions October and events with scattered names and dates, unclear details about purpose or participants.

Lynch's Adjustment Sale headlines town chatter

A compact notice notes Lynch's Adjustment Sale as the talk of the town. Details are sparse in the readable text but imply a local sale event drawing attention from residents.

Lynch

Lever food control act upheld by federal judge

Judge Ed win Holmes of the federal court in Jackson Mississippi upheld the Lever food control act by denying an injunction that would block the federal fair price commissioner of Mississippi from enforcing the fair price lists.

Jackson Miss Edwin Holmes Federal Fair Price Commissioner of Mississippi

Lynch's Adjustment Sale Notice

Neighbors are advised of Lynch's Adjustment Sale dated June 5. The notice highlights a local sale event listing items for adjustment and invites community participation.

Baton Rouge Population Surges by 46 Percent

Census figures show Baton Rouge at 21,752 residents, up 6,885 from prior count, a 46.2 percent increase.

Washington Baton Rouge

Immigration Amendments After Senate Committee Meeting

Washington report says the senate immigration committee will consider immediate amendments to immigration laws following Secretary Wilson's ruling that membership in the communist labor party is not alone grounds for deportation. The ruling prompts urgent action and possible legislative revisions.

Associated Press Washington Senate Immigration Committee Wilson Communist Labor Party

League to Meet Amid Rome Assembly Next Friday

Washington May 6 a fall program awaits the league of nations council with the Rome assembly approaching. The outline calls for initial moves on disarmament provisions and public publication of all treaties between league members.

Associated Press Washington Council of the League of Nations Rome League

Hercules Powder Company to Build Turpentine Plant Near Pittsburgh Miss

The Hercules Powder Company of Delaware has bought 100 acres near Pittsburgh Mississippi and leased 100000 more acres as the initial move to establish a facility for extracting turpentine pine oil and resin from pine stumps.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Miss Hercules Powder Company of Delaware

High Official Attacked By Labor Leader In Board Hearing

Timothy Healy president of the Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen and Oilers accused high government officials of deceiving the people about labor conditions during a Railroad Labor Board hearing in Washington on May 6. The remarks labeled a propaganda campaign as despicable and centered on protecting workers.

Washigton Timothy Healy Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen and Oilers Railroad Labor Board Today

De Veyra Family Promotes Philippine Cause in Washington

The De Veyra family led by Jaime C. De Veyra Resident Commissioner to the United States wins a second three year term. Mrs De Veyra is a prominent public speaker and advocate for Filipino women and children. The four children attended Manila and Washington schools with Mary speaking three languages Spanish English and Filipino.

de Veyra Jaime C. de Veyra Philippine Islands United States American Congress deWeyra de Weyre Washington Memcher Philippines el Nuevo Dia Cebu McIntyre America Mrs. de Veyra Manila de Veyras Mary

Wart ad in TelNews Star yields results

A wart advertisement in TelNews-Star promises cheap options and reports effective results for readers seeking wart removal solutions.

TelNews-Star

Alexander Hotel Opens With Clean Quiet Rooms

A new hotel at 500 DeSiard Street advertises large, clean single rooms with hot and cold baths and a quiet lobby for $1.00 a day. Monthly family rates available. phone 785-W. Also Cope land’s closing out sale ends soon with limited stock.

Alexander Hotel DeSiard Street Alexander

Talk of the Town 631 Ireland’s Bog of Allen figures

Ireland’s Bog of Allen is described as the nation’s largest bog spanning about 240 600 acres and extending into four counties.

Ireland Allen

Health club aids working girls with shared medical care

An organization of five thousand women forms a Good Health Club to provide affordable medical attention for working girls who cannot afford doctors. For $1 yearly dues members gain access to medical advice, treatment when needed, and a planned club home with hospital equipment, staffed by doctors and nurses.

Washington, D. C

Clinic Aims to Help Working Women with Evening Services

Dr Folkmar opens an evening clinic for working girls after noting many are too poor or busy for daytime care. The program includes a homelike waiting room, women doctors, and physical therapy. A Good Health Club offers lectures, diet advice, and rest cures at a member home, funded by employers.

Folkmar United States

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Elaine Hammerstein The L KO Tom Mis Pathe Weekly Sugar Bros Cne Postal Telegraph Co Krex Company Department Store Pine Street Erisco Morrisons Stable W. C. Walters D. Masur Pavilion Stella Courtney Hall Street Tae J. B. Clark Jackson Street New Orleans New York Teraee Needan Liverpool Dee Indigare Chicago Copeland Sanitary Grocery News-Star Big Mississippi U. S Jaime C de Veyra Ple Howard Roderick Kilpatrick Isaac Lemle Oswald Inn Hotel Shreveport Walter Terrel John James L. C. Nunn H. C. OF L Co-Operative Health Club Frederic J. Haskin Jimmy Betty Dad Barker Barker Bakery DeSiard and Second Streets
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