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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1957

Page

3

Ruston Grower Leads North Louisiana Peach Harvest

William H. Sumrall Sr. of Ruston launches a 300 acre orchard harvest of an estimated 750000 dollar bumper crop from 25 to 30 orchards in Lincoln and Union parishes. The operation employs 40 pickers, uses a modern packing shed, and features the Dixie Gem variety as the festival centerpiece with Louisiana Peach Festival events set for June 21 and 22 in Ruston.

North Louisiana Ruston William H. Sumrall, Sr Sumrall Lincoln Union Parishes Barney Mickey Larry Clinton Jimmy Sumrall Ouida Doris Sumrall Bill, Jr Mary Ann Smith W. H. Sumrall Smith New Orleans Winn-Dykes Hill, Inc Federal Fruit and Vegetable G. D. Madden The Sumerall Lincoln Parish Ruston Junior High School Dixie Gem Suzanne Lindsey Bernicer Howard Auditorium Quota Club Ruston Country Club Dinne Gem Princess Peach Memorial Gymnasium Louisiana Tech Railroad Park Peach Tech R. L Ropp George L. Nicol Peach Festival Association

A call to support higher education in a growing era

A public service message warns that by 1967 college enrollment will double creating potential crowding. Colleges seek expanded facilities and better faculties and urge readers to request a free booklet from Higher Education, Box 36, Times Square Station, New York.

America Times Square Station New York The New York Life Insurance Co

Soil Stewardship Highlighted by Kilbourne Church

Conservation Sunday at First Baptist Church of Kilbourne June 2 featured a bulletin urging soil stewardship. The note cites moral duty to conserve land, praises cooperation with the Soil Conservation Department, and notes wet weather delaying drainage work and encouraging renewed interest in farm drainage and ditches in East Carroll Parish Louisiana.

First Baptist Church of Soil Conservation Department Leslie Cutright James Payne W. A. Collum M. J. Davis Goodwill School Burnett Harper West Carroll Parish Louisiana ASC East Carroll- Madison Soil Conservation Service George S. Yerger Mounds Pensacola Fred Frazer B. G. Hammonds Jim Gilfoil Alma Jordan James B. Donaldson Waverly

Deadline Near For Tree Order

Farmers must place orders for pine trees with the Soil Conservation Service by July 1. Deliveries occur in December and January. State Forestry Commission price is 50 cents per thousand for up to 5,000, then four dollars per thousand. Qualified farmers may pay one dollar per acre for planting. non qualifiers pay six dollars per acre for the tree planter. Minimum order is 500 trees.

Soil Conservation Service Office R. Aycock Soil Conservationist State Forestry Commission D'Arbonne

West Monroe Livestock Auction Report Summary

Report from Westonroft and Taboro auctions shows 598 cattle and 689 hogs sold with steady to good demand. Calves, steers, heifers, cows, bulls and hogs listed with price ranges and notes on condition and market strength.

Westonrof West Moe Cutter & Utility Winnsboro Westeady

Damp Weather Impacts Melons and Livestock Prices

Weather conditions threaten melon disease thracnose with dampness aiding spread. The report notes spots on old leaves near crown and urges rapid control measures. It also lists livestock price ranges across steers, heifers, cows, bulls, hogs, and feeder pigs with quality grades and weight classes.

Asthm Formula Now Sold Without Prescription

A 1956 Whitehall ad promotes Primatene as a doctor prescribed asthma formula now available over the counter. It claims fast relief within minutes, hours of freedom from spasms, and notes eight medicines in prescription strength. Priced at 98 cents with money back guarantee.

New York N. S Whitehall Pharmacal Company

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