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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1912

Page

1

Community notices and society events fill week

Local church and fellowship groups schedule meetings and teas through Tuesday to Friday. Residents and guests, including Misses Reed, Young, Vaughan, and Smith, travel for visits in Alexandria Winnsboro and Shreveport while Mrs. Keener and others plan Auburn visits.

Baptist Woman's Missionary Society Mia J. Meek Methodist Sunday School West Side Home Mission Society the Baptist Sunbeams T Bills West Side

Legal rights and financial gloom for clients

A concise note observes that legal rights tend to produce financial gloom for clients, implying economic strain and cautious legal strategies. The statement highlights the tension between litigation or entitlement claims and financial well being.

French Market Coffeeheads to Grocers Across the Nation

Historic blend from New Orleans, once sold only at the French Market, is now available in regular grocery stores. The coffee uses Pan American beans including Jamaica Blue Mountain, Guatemala, Caracas and Bogota selections, roasted longer for richer aroma and flavor.

New Orleans Paris Inrenci Market Jamaica Guatemala Caracas Bogota Vienna

Fall racing meetings and boxing matches charted across cities

Monday listings show a fall race meeting in Louisville Kentucky and autumn tennis in Iron Springs Virginia. Boxing bouts include Mike Gibbons versus Knockout Brennan in Buffalo and Eddie Morgan against Frankie Burns in New York City. The world's series opens in New York with Chicago Nationals and Chicago Americans post season events in Chicago. The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meets in Lexington. Other fights include Willie Lewis versus Tommy Gavigan in Cleveland and Billy Wagner versus Freddie Daniels in St Joseph Missouri. Young Britt faces Willie Chandler in Baltimore. Tuesday highlights the world series opener in New York and ongoing post season events in Chicago. Wednesday features the second world series game in Boston and the Albuquerque Kennel Club bench show plus Jack Britton versus Young McDonough in Thornton Rhode Island.

Iron Springs Mike Gibbons Brennan Buffalo N.Y Eddie Morgan Frankie Burns New York City New York Boston Chicago Kentucky Trotting Horsereeders’ Association Lexington Willie Lewis Tommy Gavigan Cleveland Billy Wagner Freddie Daniels St. Joseph Young Britt Willie Chandler Baltimore Albuquerque Kennel Club Albuquerque N. M Jack Britton Young McDonough Thornton, R. I Plainfield Kennel Club Plainfield N. J Mineral Springs Jockey Club Porter Ind Johnny Dundee Tommy Bresnahan Pittsburgh Yale Lafayette New Haven Harvard Williams Cambridge Pennsylvania Swarthmore Philadelphia Princeton Virginia Polytechnic Rose Polytechnic Nashville Kansas Baker Lawrence Georgia Citadel Athens Virginia Wampden-Sidney Charlottesville Alabama Georgia Tech Atlanta North Carolina Wake

New York News Letter Highlights World Series Plans

New York prepares for the world series with games slated in New York and Boston. The city anticipates a naval carnival, crowd control by police, hotel rush, bread and butter tax debates, double-decker streetcars, and aggressive advertising battles along the harbor.

New York New Staten Island Ferry

Electric Bitters Promised To Restore Vitality

An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for loss of appetite and nerve weakness. It claims Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska recovered after six bottles and cites benefits like pure blood and strong digestion. Only 50 cents at The New South drug Store.

Michael Hessheimer Lincoln Neb New South Drug Store

Bronze tablet marks Wisconsin's first capitol site

Platteville Wisconsin October 7. A bronze memorial tablet was unveiled on the site of Wisconsin's first capitol in Bedmont east of Platteville. The erection was sponsored by the Wisconsin State Federation of Women's Clubs and marked by interesting exercises.

Wisconsin Platteville Wis Bedmont Wisconsin State Federation of Women’s Clubs

Monroe Wood Yard Ad by Alfred Walker

Alfred Walker proprietor at 111 Vicksburg street Cumberland offers pine and oak stove wood in 12 16 inch lengths fire wood two foot lengths and bundles of pine for kindling plus charcoal Delivers to any city area with loads priced at 2 1 00 dollars and smaller options 1 00 and 00 cents orders encouraged.

Alfred Walker Vicksburg Street Cumb

Toronto Music Festival Opens in New Auditorium

Toronto Ont October opening of a new concert hall with a week of concerts led by soprano Alice Nielsen mezzo Felice Lyne dramatic soprano Olive Fremsted Gadski and soprano Marcella Sembrich tenor Antonio Scotti and other renowned singers. The hall costs 500000 dollars and seats seven thousand.

Toronto Tononto Ont Alice Nielson Felice Lyne Olive Fremsted Gadski Marcella Sembrich Antonio Scotti

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Joe Marx Alexandria Misa Mattie Reed Tilla J. M. Keller R.A. Moore Wamburg, Ark Zola Young Winnsboro Herman Bracey Little Rock Bourne S. S. Keener Auburn Ala Gladys Baughman Farmerville R. J. Raspbury A. T. Smith Sterlington W. L. Smith Ti. W. Busby P.O. Lowry Harrisonburg Friends Genie Layton James Madison of Bastrop Shelby Meek Helen McKenzie Reuben Grant Hnenstoner E.G. Calvert Baptist Y. WA Eleanor Michie Eugene Vaughan Mer Rouge Ruth McCormick Collinston Francis Ferguson Godfrey Lemle Marjory Smith Helen Dixon Jno. Meek 3. J. Meek R. O. Randle Cotton Valley Ida Lee Vaughan Helen Hlowell R. Speed W. H. Duff Shreveport Mr. B. ON. Duff James Bennett Blankston J. J. Jordan Church Wieh Methodist Julia Wossman Hypathians Jonas Selig Hypathian Ite Bering Ed Haas Mesdames S.C. Blackman Crowd T. WH. McMillan A. Hogg W G. Saunders Ti. Oliver FF. Naughan Miss Tissington Margaret Tissington Presbyterian Sunday School Miss Margaret Camille Parker Santa Claus Josephine Borden Buckingham Enos Lollar Saratoga I. Denibinski French Market Mills New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd Calendar OF Sports Louisvile Jockey Club Louisville Luther McCarty Jim Flynn NEW York News Monroe Wood Yard Gumb R. W. Hasel
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