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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

9

Hunting Lodge Conflict and Lumber Baron Plot Unfolds

Larry Wall, hired by Howard Franklin, builds a forest lodge with two friends. Mrs. Franklin and relatives arrive for the summer. romantic tension and a storm drive secrecy. Franklin reveals plans to take over the timber operation as Larry contemplates a risky future and a looming debt.

Larry Wall Howard Franklin Franklin Hughie Knowles Sid Evans Larry California Mrs. Franklin Marcia Relda Hagnall Sabaci

Rural Louisiana residents live longer than city counterparts

Data from the Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation finds rural Louisianans have lower death rates than urban residents. Cities show higher deaths from appendicitis heart disease accidental causes homicide and cancer while typhoid malaria and poor sanitation in isolated areas raise fatalities.

Louisiana Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation The Foundation

MacMurray Named American Minister to China

John Van A. MacMurray Assistant Secretary of State chosen by President Coolidge to succeed Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman as American Minister to China.

John van A. MacMurray President Coolidge Jacob Gould Schurman China

Public Health Promotion and Economic Savings Drive

A local campaign highlights public health initiatives alongside cost-saving measures for residents. Officials emphasize preventive care, reduced medical costs, and long term economic benefits through healthier communities and smarter resource use.

Rayville High 1925 Graduation Plans Announced

Rayville La May 14 One of the most successful sessions in the history of Rayville high school will end soon with an elaborate commencement. The 1925 graduating class of twenty nine has mailed invitations for the exercises on Thursday May twenty eighth at 8 30 in the high school auditorium.

News-Star Rayville Rayville High School T. Jerrell McCoy Irma Gay Langford Frank B. Hatch, Jr Josephine E. Williamson Helen Wynn Vought Alice Fairleigh Metra Croxton Miarjorie Simm Lucille Whatley Bennie Mounger Mattie Barbero Neva Hoover Leonard Robinson Lawrence Gay Eugene Fairleigh Richard J. Murphy Agatha Match Helen Gladney David FP. Burk Junius B. Sharp John Summerlin Whatley Marcus Edward Cooper Mary Oliver George C. Purvis Elizabeth Wortenberry Harold McConnell Hope Irvin

Class officers named for commencement exercises

Sorey Eliza Noble Vaughan Evelyn McLemore are listed among the class officers with motto Not at the top but climbing Colors gold and white flower Shasta daisy John Summeriin Whatley is vate dictorian Miss Agatha Hatch salutatorian The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev Frank Tripp of Monroe and the commencement address by Prof J H Keeny principal of the Ore Polytechnic Institute at Ruastonés

Agatha Hatch Frank Tripp Monroe J. Hh. Keeny Ore Polytechnic Institute Ruastonés

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