Two Tax Items Declined by Police Jury Save Parish $31538.38
The police jury reduced two tax items, saving the parish $31,538.38 for the coming year as assessments rose by $2,211,090. Reductions applied to Road District No. 1 and the courthouse and jail, both parish-wide, with total property value at $63,076,760.
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Joe Hanna
Twin Cities
West Monroe
I Junior College
General Fund
Monroe
City of
Farmers oppose Farm Board cotton merger in 28 states
Representatives of farmers cooperatives from 28 states condemned the Farm Board plan to force cotton producers to join the Farm Bureau Cotton Association in Texas. They demanded freedom for farmers to belong to their own cooperatives and resist compelled affiliation.
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Omaha
Neb
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Farmers’ Co-Operatives
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Texas
Revival Meeting Set at Liberty Church This Saturday
Announcement states a revival begins Saturday at Liberty Baptist Church four miles east of Calhoun on Monroe Calhoun road. Rev L T Hastings of First Baptist Monroe will preach at 11 a m and 7 p m daily, with services likely through two Sundays. The meetings draw many locals and visitors from Monroe and West Monroe.
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Liberty Baptist Church
Calhoun
Monroe- Calhoun
L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church of
Monroe
West Monroe
Two Major Ouachita Scout Events Planned for Fall
Ouachita Valley council outlines two fall events a training course for men at Camp Ki-Ro-Li on October 4 and 5 and an October financial campaign. The training features an advanced five year program with a large faculty from Louisiana Tech and local officials.
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Ouachita Valley Council
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
W. B. Hale
Louisiana Technological Institute
A. E. Phillips
Ernest Holloway
First Presbyterian Church of
Monroe
C. M. Mitchell
Sam Bogan
Shreveport
L. R. Simpson
Ouachita Valley
Blaze destroys Winnsboro mill at early hour
Fire at the Eckhardt stave mill in Winnsboro destroyed the plant at dawn. Owners H C Eckhardt and W W Eckhardt were absent in Indiana, with no loss estimate. damage projected near 10000 dollars. Sparks from a trash fire started the blaze. fire department confined the fire to the mill and saved stave stock. The mill had operated in Winnsboro for over 12 years.
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News-Star
Winnsboro
Eckhardt
H. C. Eckhardt
W. W. Eckhardt
Indiana
Winnsore
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