Wildcat Test Casing Set Near Eros Oil Field
The Wilson Drilling Company completed casing on Williams No 1 in Ouachita Parish. Cement will set for about ten days before drilling the plug. Outlook for oil production looks good as a second derrick is added at Henry Jand, four miles away. S C Wilson leads the effort with George Lester as president and J J Potts as vice president. other directors include A M Thornton L J Hart G K Primos and F Strauss.
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Wilson Drilling Company
Ouachita Parish
Williams
O. Henry Jand
S. C. Wilson
George Lester
J. J. Potts
I. Shlenker
Miss Juanita Green Resting After Operation
Miss Juanita Green of Fairbanks recuperates at St Francis Sanitarium after surgery and is resting in room 227. Friends are welcome to visit for support and recovery.
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Juanita Green
Fairbanks
St. Francis Sanitarium
Calotabs touted as nausea free calomel replacement
A newspaper note extols Calotabs as a nausea free calomel substitute for biliousness constipation and indigestion. It claims one bedtime tablet cleanses the system by morning with no taste and a hearty appetite. It warns about imitations and unauthorized sellers.
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Vail
Vorgughiv
Choral Club Isso Rehearses Tonight at Ouachita Parish
The Choral Club, formed by Prof. Roger Frisbie of Ouachita Parish Junior College, rehearses at 7 30 tonight in the Ouachita Parish High School auditorium. New member registration closes tonight with sixty already signed up and twenty more needed. An invitation is extended to interested individuals.
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Roger Frisbie
Conservatory of Music of
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish High School
Tarzan Encounters a Titanic Backboned Monster
Tarzan glimpses a 29 foot high ridge of a grotesque creature with horns on every spine feeding on a lion carcass. His companion, the man-thing, signals silence and urges departure as they move away through dim shadows toward a great forest.
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Tarzan
Man-Thing
Lions Club Banquet Draws National Gazette Audience
Pan to the Lions Clubs celebration notes 1931 growth across North America with 2 650 clubs and 80 000 members. Plans for the Los Angeles international convention start July 19 and expect 10 000 attendees. California leads with 175 clubs, Texas 250, Louisiana 36 clubs matching all other state clubs combined.
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Mexico
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Amer
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Texas
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Medical Stani Has Bananet Monday Night
Patrick's Day ban at elt ms and Poa IT TAG.
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Medical
Stani
Salvation Army Fancy Goods Sale at Wood Street HQ
Salvation Army headquarters at 201 Wood Street hosts a sale of children’s clothing and fancy work crafted by the Ladies' Home League from merchant remnants. Proceeds support Salvation Army charity work and funding for new materials to continue fundraising efforts.
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Ladies’ Home League
Salvation Army
Wood Street
Tornado claims six in Northport stable incident
Northport residents recalled a fierce tornado crossing Main Street as six people died taking refuge in a stable. R B Ray, owner inside, was crushed while holding Wilbur Snyder’s hand, who escaped unharmed. The storm toppled trees, wrecked the Tuscaloosa Country Club, and cut power as emergency services organized in Columbiana.
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Northport
R. B. Ray
Wilbur Snyder
Ray
Snyder
Tuscaloosa Country Club
Clanton
Jer
Columbiana
Wilbur B. Lyon
Tomato Crop Growers Urged In Monroe Area
Agricultural official and horticultural agents urged Monroe parish farmers to plant tomatoes on a large scale to meet high demand. They cited potential uses from fresh marketing to making tomato juice and noted the Illinois Central System would aid campaigns. Officials visited the Chamber of Commerce and met with S. H. McClary and J. C. Tackett.
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Schwietert
Monroe
J. C. Tacket
J.C
Chamber of Commerce
S. H. McClary
Convicted Man Fined For Liquor and Drunkenness
Roy Blackwell was convicted in West Monroe city court yesterday and fined $25 for possession of intoxicating liquor, $7.50 for drunkenness and disorderliness, plus $1 and costs to the state.
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West Monroe
Roy Blackwell
Death Toll in North Alabama Tornadoes Soars
A sweeping tornado disaster report lists Alabama with 172 dead, Georgia Kentucky and Tennessee also reporting losses. Red Cross mobilizes flood of workers from Birmingham to Montgomery as storms wreck towns across multiple states.
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Washington
Red Cross
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Robert E. Bondy
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Carters
Clyde Biard
Chilton
Margaret Shupe
Perry
Miss Allenson
Marengo
Katherine Hooke
Shelby
Ella Charls
Talladega
Bess Morgan
Clay
Florence Adams
Cullman
Stolen bicycles reported by Mrs Vaughn
Mrs. L. D. Vaughn of 602 Bres Avenue told police two of her sons bicycles were stolen last night. One was a red Dixie size 24 and the other a black and orange Herbert size 28.
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L. D. Vaughn
Bres Avenue
Dixie
Herbert
Simonton Grain Warehouse Hit In West Monroe Robbery
Robbers broke into Simonton Grain Company at 204 Commerce Street West Monroe last night stealing tobacco valued around 250 dollars. Entry came via skylight and iron bars. 22 1/2 cartons of cigarettes three cases of pipe tobacco and 100 pounds chewing tobacco were removed through a side door. Night watchman in adjacent Varino Co building failed to hear the break due to high winds. Police Chief Hammonds led the investigation with fingerprinting by deputy sheriffs Roper and Cline.
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Commerce Street
West Monroe
F. Varino Co, Inc
Ouachita River
J. M. Hammonds
D. L. Roper
F. X. Cline
Salvation Army seeks work for young mother and infant
A young unmarried mother with a five month old baby, under Salvation Army care, seeks employment to support herself and her child. Anyone with job offers is asked to contact the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army
The
Travelers Play Today in Six Inning Practice
Little Rock Arkansas March 22 Harry Strohm manager of the Little Rock Travelers will conduct a six inning practice game today with his club.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.P
Harry Strohm
Little Rock Travelers
Dr Vaughan Ill from Influenza at Riversider Residence
Dr J B Vaughan is confined by influenza to his residence at 2004 Riverside, suffering from flu illness. The report notes his condition is confined to home with no outward complications yet observed.
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Vaughan
J. B. Vaughan
Rivers Side
ALL-BRAN cereal praised for health benefits
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN gains popularity over ten years with claims of digestive bulk iron content and gentle bowel cleaning. Laboratory tests cite bulk to exercise intestines and Vita zones for intestinal health. Two tablespoons daily recommended. serve as cereal or in cooking. recipes on package. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battleek
Cuticura Shaving Cream Ad From Malden Mass
Mild and fragrant shaving cream cleanses and refreshes skin while its gentle medication helps prevent irritation. Price 25 cents. Proprietors Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Malden Massachusetts.
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Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mass
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