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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1919

Page

1

Community notices and social events in Monroe

Social activities include the Mary Franette Sewing Club meeting at 3 o clock on Jackson Street hosted by Misses Sarah and Harriet Fuller. Pudeday Ladies Aid hosts a benefit card party at Mrs. Marcus Kaliski's home on Ouachita Avenue at 3, with Mesdemes Kaliski, Lehtenker, and Liebreicht as hostesses. Extensions official Boniak spoke on petan growing, guest of B. W. Jackson. Mrs. J. R. Morrow leaves for Vicksburg to join her husband, who was promoted to division passenger agent. The Morrows will reside in Vicksburg after Monroe sojourn. Dance at Riverside Pavilion on Armistice Day draws 104 couples with Monroe Jazz Band. Claude Rosenbloom departs Monroe for Vicksburg with the V S and P, to be guest at the Selig home on Hudson Lane. Mr. Geo Williamson and son visit Monroe. Mose Smith of Ruston attends Rotary lunch. Mrs. Lee reportedly improving after leaving St. Francis Sanitarium for Grammont Street home. Automobile enamel ad promotes a high grade quick-drying finish from Utley Paint Co. on Grand Street.

Mary Franete Sarah Harriet Fuller Jackson St Pudeday Ladies Aid J. R. Morrow Vicksburgh Morrow

Mrs Geo Bruce to Return Home from Clayton Visit

Mrs Geo Bruce of 212 Louise Ann Avenue is expected home today from Clayton Louisiana where she was called by the sudden death of her father A Lancaster a prominent citizen of that place last week.

Geo. Bruce Louise Ann Avenue Clayton A. Lancaster

Mrs Ecklea Visits Brother in Stamp Ark

Mrs. W. Ecklea travels to Stamp Arkansas to visit her brother. Mrs. Eunice Young reports her son Robert Earl has arrived from overseas and is at Camp Gordon awaiting discharge. Miss Henri Herold of Shreveport is mentioned in the fragment.

Eunice Young Robert Earl Overseas Camp Gordon Henri Herold Shreveport

Snail Lung Function Questioned in Observation

A historical note states that the common snail, though an air breathing creature with lungs heart and circulation, can survive without inhaling air for periods though air is deemed essential for lunged beings.

Coupon Offer For Foley Remedies Trade Card

Cut this slip and mail to Foley & Co. for a trial package of Foley s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mail to Foley & Co. 2836 Sheffield Ave Chicago Illinois with your name and address for the trial.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Chasee-Amman Co., Ltd

Wallpaper display at Utley Paint and Wall Paper Co

Utley Paint and Wall Paper Co. will show thousands of wallpaper patterns at 120 North Grand Street on Monday and Tuesday, November 17 and 18. The event invites interest even if customers are not ready to select, with contact by phone 604 for Utley’s location and details.

Utley Paint & Wall Paper Co North Grand Street

The Venezuela Cow Tree Yields Cowlike Milk

The cow tree forests along Venezuela’s coast produce milk from tree incisions that closely resembles cow milk in appearance and quality. The pale green fluid tastes pleasant and has a agreeable odor, making it a common native food.

Venezuela

Revival Message Dominates Louisiana Conference Session

The Louisiana conference at Stiles Setley overflowed with fervent oratory as Bishop J. C. Kilgo urged use of 400 local preachers as missionaries. The session featured calls for revival, debates over ministerial candidacy, and plans for a home-field evangelism program led by Dr. C. F. E. Goddard and regional preachers.

Louisiana Antereade Stiles Setley J. C. Kilgo A. Steele Shreveport Mansfield Kilgo H. M. DuBose Pacific Coast Louisiana C. C. Millar Morgan City Miller Brisco Carter Alexandria C. FE. Goddard General Board of Missions the Methodist Church Nashville Tenn Southern Methodist Church Board of Missions

Public Ownership League to Open Conference in Chicago

More than a dozen progressive groups expected at the public ownership conference in Chicago opening tomorrow under the Public Ownership League of America. Delegates include farmers Non Partisan League railway workers federations of labor and public utilities groups from the United States and Canada. Discussions cover railroads Plumb plan mines telegraphs telephones street cars and electric power with speakers like Frank P Walsh W J McKenzie King and William B Colver.

Chicago Public Ownership League of America Organized Farmers Federations of Labor United States Canada

Congress Prepares Plan to Stabilize U S Mining Industry

The draft notes a crisis in American mines with output dropping until 1900. A special program is prepared by congressional leaders to propose concrete recommendations for mining and affiliated industries. Leaders from mining, labor, and finance are expected at the session.

America Congress

Senate vote defeats rule 00 on foreign relations reservations

The Senate rejected rule 00 limiting debate on the peace treaty reservations by a 44 to 36 vote. All Republicans supported the rule while Senators Reed of Missouri and Shields of Tennessee backed the Democratic challenge. The body adopted Lodge’s Republican motion to table the appeal against the ruling that the Democratic move was out of order.

Foreign -Relations Committee Senate Reed Missouri Shields Tennessee Lodge

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