Brighter Days Ahead Says Redfield on National Prosperity
Secretary Redfield reports improving conditions across the United States with pockets of industry revival and rising cotton movement. He notes a lower bank deficit, normalizing exchange, retiring clearing house certificates, and growing optimism for domestic business as exports and money availability support expansion.
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Washington
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Redfield
Chamber of Commerce of the
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New York
Federal Reserve System
South
Lumber Agent Frampton Arrested for Embezzlement Charges
R M Frampton a Grayling Lumber Company salesman and collector faces eight counts of embezzlement totaling 23677 dollars. He confessed by letter and was released on bond. company investigators traced the shortage to his Central Lumber mill near Powell Station, which has since closed.
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R. M. Frampton
Grayling Lumber Company
Mr. Frampton
Frampton
Central Lumber Company
Powell Station
Monroe
Cattle Tick Eradication Plan Moves Forward in Ouachita Parish
Thayer announces state regulations to govern cattle tick eradication work in Ouachita Parish. Officials aim to coordinate with local authorities and farmers to implement control measures and monitor progress.
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Thayer
Ouachipa Parish
State Sanitary Board Adopts Tick Control Rules in Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury adopts regulations from the State Livestock Sanitary Board to eradicate cattle ticks. Regulations require dipping cattle, inspecting entering animals, and quarantining or disinfecting infected stock with penalties for violations. The board notes cooperation with federal inspectors and outlines implementation timelines.
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Ousachta
Onachta
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Monroe
Lousiana
Ouachita
Mhay
Maintai
Secretary Bryan reports Mexican generals’ retirement terms
Secretary Bryan announced receipt of a Mexico City telegram from Consular Agent Silliman stating Gen Gutierrez approved Carranza’s retirement conditions. No confirmation of reports that Gen Villa will depart the country.
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Washington
Bryan
Silliman
Mexico City
Guterriez
Carranza
Villa
Forty Thousand Austrians Buried in One Grave Claim
A Galician priest reports that forty thousand Austrian soldiers were buried in a single long grave after a brief battle. The letter says they were laid in three trenches over a 12 foot wide by four mile long grave. Berlin notes say yesterday passed quietly with French attacks near Verdun and in the east progress is favorable.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Inea
Verdun
Cive
Fangy Prices Paid for Hogs
Prices paid for hogs remained high in a market report noting strong demand. Traders cited steady buyer interest and robust slaughter figures, with hogs drawing favorable bids from processors and feeders alike.
North Louisiana urged to raise hogs for market amid cotton risks
North Louisiana farmers are urged to diversify into hog production to balance a shrinking cotton market. Officials cite wartime demand, high meat prices, and favorable local climate for swine, arguing reduced cotton acreage and a boost in hogs could raise farm revenues and spur local industry.
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North Louisiana
South
Cortton
News-Star
Weiglng
Meat Trust
Rmct
North
Louisiana
Allo
North Lonisimma
Monroe
Final Day of Baptist Meet in Louisiana Session
The Louisiana Baptist Convention closed with a temperance report denouncing regulation of liquor as a delusion and endorsing continued opposition. Rev. Ware presented the report, and Rev. Turner of the Anti-Saloon League spoke on zero-tolerance work. Delegates elected President Cottingham as next Southern Baptist delegate and approved a Shreveport Baptist sanitarium plan and Mt. Lebanon College property return to the community.
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Louisiana Baptist Convention
RE. O. Ware
A. W. Turner
Louisiana Anti-Saloon League
Repolt
Cottingham
Southern Bapist Convention
Shreveport
Mt. Lebanon College
Germans Told All Positions Bh Toray
A terse broadcast report claims German forces revealed all positions during a mission at Toray, prompting concern over enemy knowledge of troop locations and strategic vulnerabilities.
War News From Europe Suppresses Hope In Nov 17 Reports
London reports describe ongoing hard fighting on the western and eastern fronts with heavy casualties in Flanders and fluctuating activity around Cracow. German strategic moves and Russian resistance color the outlook as Allied efforts show mixed results while a harsh winter and supply restrictions shape the front.
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Crocow
London
Asquith
House of Commons
England
North Sea
Flanders
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