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5, man, it, and, [f thesebut wc :s treatsUVilt; v-k_» «Blanche is taking a mafchemaiics-seience course and Mabel is pursuingAJ.tii.j.US- Aiiwu WVi 17 11.1} iJ JJtrithe girls and 15,47 per cent of the men students on the list.is, that 1 about le book, packed ff ought3 not a ion the treasureU. S. District Attorney Will Take Charge Of Local Liquor SellersenceDefinite Action Thought Near On Plan To Widen Bottle-Neck Street5 told ar B. K,ourse of a young 't in our ship. Heis as to .irt and ms other iem very , ‘Youngou upon have you tes. But; you one the Uni-said, *A1 ago said,it?’ The not thinkAdvices from Phillip Mecon, United States District Attorney at Shreveport, to Sheriff A. .7. Thigpen yesterday told the local officer that Elverta and J. C. Lewis, two negro youths who were arrested here Thursday night on a charge of selling liquor, would be handled by the United States District court.The negios, according to Sheriff Thigpen, have previously been arrested for law breaking but were released due to their age. They are 14 and 15 years of age, and will probably be sent to the United States Reformatory at Washington.Ail analysis of the liquor sold by the youths revealed that it was of vile composition. The sheriff stated that it looked like harness oil and had an ocloi similar to that of burnt leather.—-* • •**•#»«—»'Luious hHoover breaks a precedent by calling on Ortiz Rubio.-•9 - ^giiV— a- —■—iTit-nunt Ingoyen of Argentina escapes five shots of an a re hist,—--- —Mexico plans to spend $22,530,000 OU transport in 1930.Induslrial product ion in November Smith isi^as less than last year.1111 ..................XwW*Fall of British Labor Governmentvt*r.' Tileabout it s told its we would ■ country. ?ct wouldit of era* would goI. All Ofso 1 thinkI the Uni-predicted, as lt;jposition unites.Filly held six Mexico City in plot to murder Calles.New Orleans, La.—Immediately after the first of the year definite action on the problem of Dryades street, narrow but important New Orleans’ thoroughfare, is expected by City Hall authorities. With the cooperation of property owners along the street, from Common street to Howard avenue, it is hoped to work out a feasible plan to widen the street mid add It to the spacious group of streets that parallel it, all of which are one way alternately in opposite directions. ---------------Revolution In Farm Lift Shown By 13,431 LettersA survey of American farm life, designed to show the revolutionary shanges which have taken place during the past decade, - has just been completed by a jury of 13,431 residents of farms and smaler cities, under the direction of Farm und Fireside, national farm magazine.Answers to a four-page questional re showed un overwhelming interest in how to live rather than how to make a living, and an Interest in subject other than sjHicific advice on farming.The questionairo, in one section, asked the jurors to check off, in a list of twenty-one subjects, those iu which they were most interested. The leading favorites of uli wen:: “WorldEvents'' and “Modem Thought,” which were selected by 3d percent of the voters.{iy. “Child Training'' was second with 39lime l•towns the ji favore men is and 3i tween and 5) 44 pei The old-fa on bii of thlt;the in Irol n ing jc was v hibltb pc ret*] law ta von perce i Tol: 35 pe sanctvert Islost i As centi Farm timeFebri the (eutecmagi I1 astime chan oi Uhe no Com •T«t.U'CU:beeniiO] i»ere apercent of all votes cast; “Books and egri*Music,” 19 percent; “Building' Plans,” British War office returns Iron Gross i 19 percent and “Gardening for Beauty,*to German General.Mussolini presses claims for naval parity with France.12 percent, Among professional farm estcold-ia m;objects only “Poultry” md “Crops and Soils;’ were ahead of books And music xuid both of these' were below questionsin idea Ifcinu
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Ruston Daily Leader
Ruston, Louisiana, US
Sat, Jan 04, 1930
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