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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1928

Page

19

Reverend Gunn To Speak At Sterlington Service

Rev. E. C. Gunn presiding elder of the Monroe district Methodist Episcopal Church South will preach at Sterlington tonight at 7 15 o clock in the new Methodist church. Services run one week with Gunn each night at 7 15 p m and the church is warmed by gas heat and electric light fixtures for winter use.

E. C. Gunn Monroe Methodist Episcopal Church, South Sterlington New Methodist Church Gunn

Oil royalties pour into Louisiana treasury in 1928

Louisiana has collected about 1 007 070 89 in oil revenues through November 180 with total receipts including other sources at 2 021 900. Grace notes a rising drilling push on state leases and a new gusher near Calcasieu Lake aiding revenue as salt domes are explored by Texas interests.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Fred J. Grace The State Land Office Daris Louisiana Land & Feloration Company Calcasieu Lake Hackberry Lockport Rania

Cattle Tuberculosis Tests in Louisiana Show Low Reacts

Baton Rouge reports only 19 of 1,297 cattle tested for tuberculosis in October reacted to signs of the disease. There are 17 accredited herds with 1,040 cattle, and 7,665 supervised herds with 79,324 cattle statewide. The state has no cattle on the wasting list.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Bureau of Animal Industry

Four Named to Louisiana State Board for the Blind

Governor Huey P. Long appoints Dr. J. Marcus Koeller Mrs. H. S. Nichols W. B. St. John and John R. Hymes to the Louisiana state board for the blind to serve with A. J. Caldwell. The act provides a $7500 yearly appropriation to support a register marketing blind workers and training, plus possible parish support for needy blind residents.

Baton Rouge Huey P. Leng Louisiana State Board For the Blind A. J. Caldwell State School For the Blind Bureau of Information and Industrial Aid For J. Marcus Koeller New Orleans H. S. Nichols Shreveport W. B. St. John

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