Cottonseed totals given for four month period by census bureau
The census bureau reports for August 1 to November 30 a total cottonseed weed crushed of 2 456 335 tons, up from 2 290 171 tons last year, with mills holding 1 082 518 tons of seed. It lists crude oil 742 620 94 pounds produced and 114 59 978 on hand. refined oil 576 568 969 pounds produced and 350 260 359 on hand. cake and meal 1 109 794 tons produced and 252 323 on hand. hulls 682 805 tons produced and 176 30 on hand. linters 427 879 running bales produced and 297 714 running bales on hand.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Linters
Hoover Dam water would cover Connecticut 10 feet deep
The statement notes that the volume of water impounded by Hoover Dam could submerge the state of Connecticut to a depth of about ten feet, illustrating the dam's massive capacity.
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Hoover Dam
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Tax Assessments Progress in Ouachita Parish
Collection of 1930 Ouachita parish tax assessments is proceeding favorably, reported by the sheriff's department. Delinquency already appears on personal property and real property taxes will accrue penalties after December 31 if unpaid.
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Sheriff Department
West Side P T A Plans Fund For Undernourished Children
Crosley School Parent-Teacher Association in West Monroe plans to form a fund to provide meals for children from destitute families. A West Monroe Kiwanis luncheon report by Mrs. Fred Thatcher highlighted an investigation of 20 homes showing nourishment gaps. The fund may cover one meal per child per day at five school days weekly, with $2 estimated per child. Captain Harry Williams urged Kiwanis to support relief efforts.
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West Monroe
Kiwanis Club
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Chiddren
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Crosley School Association
Mellowed with Age Tacoma Pipe Found in Tree
Historians say a pipe found by E. R. Sullivan while splitting a fir log in Tacoma was placed in a tree by a Hudson's Bay Company employee seven years ago. The tree grew around the pipe, sap rings indicating its age and the pipe remains intact.
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Evangelist Slater Sermons at Church of Christ
Large crowd hears Evangelist Will W. Slater at the Church of Christ on South Second and Apple streets as he argues Jesus has authority to speak salvation and urges readers to follow Christ for God's blessings tonight at 7 45 he preaches Pauls Charge to Timothy residents urged to attend this week and next
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East ern Star Elects West Side Officers in West Monroe
Annie D Bennet Chapter 181 of the Order East ern Star held its annual election at the West Monroe Masonic lodge naming Mrs W D Golson as worthy matron and seven teen other officers. Golson to succeed Mrs C E Ponder as worthy patron. Public installation planned for December 29 announced Friday morning.
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J. W. Wallace
H. R. Wood
J. L. Cummins
Ola Luckey
Marshal
G. A. Mercer
Elsie Mae Mix
Adai
Dunbar Hunt
Ruth
Willis Brown
Esther
J. L. Warren
Martha
J. P. Mooney
Transients Given Bed in Courtroom
A stranded woman sheltered Thursday night behind bars while transient men sleep in the city courtroom. A jobless woman lacking a place to sleep faces tougher odds than men, sometimes receiving a warm bunk in jail and breakfast. Systematic tick eradication work was conducted in 25 Louisiana counties during October.
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Louisiana
Former resident passes in Texas
O M Taylor 55, ex Monroe resident, died in Austin after a two week illness. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Monroe in 1900, ran a drug business in Farmerville, then founded Monroe Drug Co. with Clyde V. Sanders until 1915. He later worked for Memphis chains and a New York seller. Survived by widow Nina Sanders. Funeral Friday in Farmerville. Paul Jackalis 17 died from injuries after a Mississippi crash near Ocean Springs. Rolf See berg survived. both hauled from wreck by an unidentified witness. Jackalis treated at Biloxi and then a local hospital.
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Monroe
Austin
Tex
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Kentucky
Mr. Taylor
Brewer Drug Company
Farmerville
Monroe Drug Company
Taylor
Sanders
Memphis
New Orleans
Paul Jackalis
Ocean Springs
Miss
Rolf S. Seeberg
Biloxi
Jackalls
Scouts Repair and Distribute Christmas Toys to Needy Children
The Boy Scout committee in charge of repairing and distributing toys gathered at a benefit theater event and organized a repair effort by the Louisiana Training Institute troop. Monroe and West Monroe scouts will finish repairs by December 20 and deliver toys to children via welfare associations.
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News-Star
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Monroe
West Monroe
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North Third Street
Monroe Welfare Association
West Monroe Welfare Association
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C. M. Mitchell
Eddie Horton
Myatt McClendon
M. M. Cragon
F. C. Shelton
Woman Stabbed by Neighbor In Lieber’s Quarters
Betty Brooks 25 is wounded in the shoulder after an attack by neighbor Estell Collins. Brooks is in improved condition at St Francis sanitarium as Collins remains jailed and charges await her condition.
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Lieber
Betty Brooks
St. Francis Sanitarium
Estell Collins
Rev Dana Terry Named Chairman Winnsboro Scouts
Rev Dena Terry a Winnsboro Baptist minister has been re elected chairman of the Winnsboro Boy Scout district which covers Franklin parish The district reports a successful 1930 Scout year and has outlined plans for an even better program next year A court of honor was recently held and J B
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Winnsboro Scouts
Dena Terry
Winnsboro
Franklin
J. B
Scouts Award Merit Badges and Ranks by Court Chairman
Cash, the court chairman, awarded merit badges and ranks to several scouts. The ceremony recognized advancing achievements and leadership as part of a community youth program.
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Cash
Lindbergh Clears Land for New Princeton Air Field
Colonel Lindbergh has 25 men at work in Princeton New Jersey clearing tree stumps and rocks and plowing the property to prepare a landing field for his recently acquired parcel.
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AIR Field
Princeton
N. J
Lindbergh
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