Rural sanitation effort launched by Ouachita health unit
The Ouachita parish health office under Dr. Clay Edwards begins immediate rural sanitation in overflow regions. Staff will treat well water with chlorine and push house sanitation, mosquitoes, and related public health work over the next weeks.
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Ouachita Parish
Clay Edwards
Kelley family leaves Clarks for California home
J W Kelley and family departed May 26 for California to establish a future home. Local events include Clarks baseball beating Urania 9 to 8 in a one‑inning game at Olla on May 29. Visitors and gatherings feature Mrs Robert Gills of Ruston visiting Broussard and Wallace households, Miss Ina Kitchen and Miss Elsie Kraft at Lou- money details.
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News-Star
Clarks
J. W. Kelley
California
Robert Gills
Ruston
M. L. Broussard
Sam Wallace
Selma
Urania
Olla
Frank Frickie, Jr
Lela Curry
Joyce
Orland Frizell
Bota
Kitchen
White Sulphur Springs
Ina Kitchen
Elsie Kraft
Ruston Residents Enjoy Break. Local Weddings Noted
Miss T D Ferrend of Ruston visits in the Edd Kraft home while Arnett Richman of Clarks marries Jane May Roberts of Kelly in Columbia on Wednesday June 1.
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Isiana Tech
Ruston
T. D. Ferrend
Edd Kraft
Arnett Richman
Clarks
Jane May Roberts
Kelly
Columbia
Red Cross Near End of Monroe Flood Emergency Work
Charles J. Smith Red Cross executive in charge of Monroe flood relief leaves for Alexandria with M. C. Redmond to plan future conduct of relief. West Monroe camp dismantles as major emergency effort ends. rehabilitation continues mainly via local and state agencies with some patients still treated in Monroe area hospitals. They expect 7 to 10 days to wrap up work here and may transfer hospitalization duties elsewhere.
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Charles J. Smith
Red Cross
Monroe
Alexandria
M. C. Redmond
Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
Smith
Mr. Redmond
Police Court Delays and Fines In Drunken and Traffic Cases
In a Thursday police court session R. E. Rogers faced 12.50 dollars or 12 days, and L. S. Jackson 25 dollars or 25 days for drunken and disorderly conduct. Jackson also received 16 days and 50 dollars or 50 days for driving drunk, and appealed. Separate fines included Robert Breard 5 dollars or 5 days for a traffic violation, Robert Lemon 7.50 dollars or 7 1/2 days for trespassing, and on Wednesday Mrs. J J Keith and O R Pennington 5 dollars or 5 days plus Morgan Gilliland 12.50 dollars or 12 1/2 days for traffic violations. Virgil Johnson 30 days for trespassing. Notary public Irene Simms Shields News-Star Office.
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L. S. Jackson
Jackson
Robert Breard
Robert Lemon
J. J. Keith
O. R. Pennington
Morgan Gilliland
Virgil Johnson
Irene Simms Shields
News-Star Office
Confederate Memorial Day Observed with Flower Strewn Graves
Confederate Memorial day was observed in the city with banks closed and most businesses open. Patriotic societies placed flowers on the graves of Confederate soldiers to honor those who served in the war of 1861.
All Drivers In Traffic Accidents Face Reckless Driving Charges
Police chief orders charges of reckless driving against all participants in traffic accidents. Drivers must post bond or face jail, with officers bringing involved parties to headquarters for appearance before City Judge Schulze to determine guilt.
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H. D. Apgar
Charles Schulze
Congressional flood tour reaches Louisiana after Arkansas
A congressional party toured flood zones from St Louis through Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana. They viewed devastation in Clarendon and Stops Landing crevasse and Greenville and noted flood control aims. Officials and press accompanied the trip with plans to reach New Orleans for a final stop.
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New Orleans
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St. Louis
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Arkansas
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Ark
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Miss
Rayville
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Clarendon
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Congressional
Chicago
Congress
Louisiana
Salon
Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association
W.H. Dick
F. D. Beneke
Riley J. Wilson
Press
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Star
Arkansas Gazette
Memphis Commercal Appeal
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Commerce
Congressmen Visit Monroe Continues From Page One
Congressional delegation tours Monroe area after arriving in the Twin Cities from Rayville. A brief stopover follows the patrol station visit and a continuation of meetings with local officials.
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Rayville
Twin Cities
Purification Health Ad Promotes System Cleanup
An advertisement urges readers to purify the entire system with halotabs as a foundation of health. It claims a course of Purification renews vitality and treats chronic ailments, offering a family package with directions for 35 cents at drug stores.
Pay-As-You-Go Savings Promoted by J C Penney
The piece urges housewives to pay cash rather than use credit to lower costs. It argues cash purchases cut prices, notes annual family savings of 50 to 100 dollars with Pay-As-You-Go, and labels charging as dangerous while paying later as prudent budgeting.
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J. C. Penney Company
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