Tick Bill Ready to Be Signed by Governor Allen
Louisiana Senate passes 2 percent tax on dairy and beef products to fund tick eradication. bill now awaits Governor Allen's signature. Revenue trimmed to about 390 thousand with an amendment reducing the rate and exempting some items, while arguments cite farmer impact and cattle industry stakes.
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Sweet Dreams Mosquito Repellent Claims Outdoor Efficacy
Advertisement describes Sweet Dreams as offering exclusive use for clothing, spraying or sprinkling without staining. It touts a clean Southern Pine odor and claims to keep mosquitoes away outdoors, highlighting generous values.
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Senate Labor Panel Reports Eight Hour Bill in Louisiana
The Senate capital and labor committee reported without action a bill by Rep Jesse Lucas providing an eight hour working law for women. The measure seeks to aid unemployment with jobs for about 50 000 Louisianans and faced opposition from Senator Jules G Fisher over impact on packing plants. The committee rejected a favorable report motion 5 to 2 with Lindsey Wingrave voting for and Gardiner Heywood Wingrave Delahoussay Hollenshead against.
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Baton Rouge
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New Orleans
Charles W. Swallow
Shreveport
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Earl remarries wife for third time under American flag
Binney Woodward Earl has taken the same woman to wife for the third time. They married first in 1916, divorced in 1927 and remarried in Nova Scotia last year. The other day there was another ceremony in Maryland to be married under the American flag.
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Binney Woodward Earl
Nova Scotia
Maryland
Congress Races to Adjourn as Relief Plan Moves
Washington June 30. Congress pushes toward adjournment after finishing most programs. The Senate completes regular appropriations and debates Philippine independence. the House finishes general work pending money bills. Relief conferees edge toward a compromise on a 2.3 billion package allocating 300 million for immediate relief 1.5 billion for construction loans and 500 million for public works.
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East Texas oil field allowable fixed at 50 bbl per well
The Texas railroad commission set the East Texas field top at 325000 barrels daily with per well limits by 15 day reads. Beginning July 15 the per well cap will adjust automatically to match producing wells, about 6500 in the field. The change rescinds a 51 barrel proposal and aims to keep area output within the top limit.
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Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
C. V. Terrell
Lon A. Smith
Ernest O. Thompson
Plough's Cleansing Cream Promises Dirt Mask Removal
A vintage advertisement touts Plough's Cleansing Cream to lift away impurities and blemishes from the pores. It emphasizes a smooth complexion revealed by using the velvet cream and lists three affordable package sizes at drug stores.
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