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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
7
A 1925 World’s Fair veteran argues that the new man deserves credit for the emancipated woman. He furnishes the home with automatic appliances, modernized meals, telephones, and transport, enabling women to gain leisure and freedom while remaining central to progress.
Used cars in good condition are in great demand. You will be able to realize a good price on your car if you describe it properly in one of our want ads.
A few cents in ads can yield thousands in property value. Readers are urged to consider classified listings for cost effective gains and timely offers.
Respected Shiloh farmer Job Sterling Jr of Union parish died Thursday by self inflicted gunshot. Reports say long illness and low mental state led to the act. He left a wife and several children. He was brother in law to Mrs C O Kilpatrick and Miss Ida Barham of Ruston who attended the burial at the old Shiloh cemetery.
The Lincoln Parish Training School for colored students in Grambling near Ruston starts closing exercises on Sunday May 17 continuing through Thursday. Directed by C. P. Adams and his wife, the school is praised for its work among local colored boys and girls. Board members include Ruston business leaders and Miss Fidelia Jewett of San Francisco. Visitors and travels of several local residents are noted, including Mrs. Lyman McDonald and Miss Heroise Warren in Monroe, and Miss Susie Ardis and other locals returning from recent trips.
Friends gathering marked a pleasant open house at a new South Vienna Street residence. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McBride Mr. and Mrs. John Wright Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Thatcher and many others with numerous guests and social names listed.
H W Bell engineer in the mineral division of the department of conservation is in Monroe for an inspection tour of gas fields. He said all carbon companies now comply with the overpulling law, with few wells needing repairs except Smith Number One owned by Ouachita Natural Gas.
A spokesperson said conditions across the field are in good shape, likely better than ever, asserting robust health and favorable outlook for the sector.
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