Felix the Cat Mule Rescued From Old Well
A 1100 pound mule named Baalam was found wedged in an abandoned well on the Smith farm after missing from farmer Charles Tomlinson's herd. Rescue crews lifted the animal, suffering only bruises to head and neck, and the owner praised the mule's gratitude. Also reported: Professor William Henry Bristol, inventor and company president, died at 70 after months of illness. Jersey City notes Army back John Hertz Murrell now works as an iron worker while awaiting duty with the Army Air Service.
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Louisiana Tech library tops 10 000 volumes in Ruston
The Louisiana Tech library now holds 10 213 volumes, 2 043 more than last year, with recent donations including three books from Lambda Theta. The building opened in 1927 and features a Woodrow Wilson Memorial Library and a 400‑book social sciences room funded by local donors.
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