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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1930
Page
2
Public notice indicates Ruston Louisiana as second class matter. The Office of Publication is in the Leader Building at Fast Mississippi Avenue with telephone 126. It notes that formal obituaries resolutions of respect and personal bank cards are charged at regular advertising rates.
The Delicatessen Food Club formed in 1921 uses an old Danby jail as its base to promote better citizenship. Local leader Miss Marion Gladwin raised $100 to renovate the building, creating a kitchen and meal service for hot lunches near the high school. Agricultural insights about dairy markets follow, urging efficient methods and noting butter fat margins.
A reflective plea to mothers and fathers about instilling responsibility in children. It recalls a story of a couple who fled by taking a baby to New York with the husband’s wife deceased. The text contrasts responsible caregivers who support relatives with those who abandon duty.
A collage of witty lines and misquotes from various sources, ranging from Punch and London Opinion to the Sioux City Tribune, touching on sound in film, weather, politics, and humanity. Notable voices include Albert B. Fall, Morton Day, Mary Elmer Warnes, and John N. Garner, among others.
A Chicago informed source says Ruth Hanna McCormick will likely defeat Charles Deneen in Illinois Republican primaries on April 2. Wealthy, prominent campaigner and owner of newspapers, she backs the world court issue and has Tribune support. Daughter of Mark Hanna and widow of Medill McCormick, she seeks the first people’s election to the U S Senate.
Mary Fannie Sholars Administratrix of Tl ML Sholars deceased announces a public auction of two described tracts of land near Dubach Louisiana. The sale, ordered by the Third District Court, Ruston, will occur at the court house front door on a Saturday in April. Bidders must meet highest bid for custody and sale proceeds per probate order and appraised value.
A discussion evaluates how long the naval airship will remain in service, noting it would extend beyond six years in commission, surpassing the theoretical life of zeppelins by about one year.
Ada Hood Cole administratrix announces a probate sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana. On May 3 1930 the real estate described as parts of Section 11 T1N R4W 110 acres and one cow plus household goods will be sold at the courthouse front door in Ruston for cash with appraisal value. Purchaser may assume the first mortgage with Federal Land Bank of New Orleans to settle debts of the succession.
In the Matter of the Succession of John Hogan Deceased No 1407 Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana an order dated February 15 1930 directs sale of real estate in Lincoln Parish Louisiana at the courthouse front door Ruston on April 19 1930. Property includes parts of Section 32 Township 13 North Range 2 West and Section 32 Township 18 North Range 3 West with a 7 8 interest in the NE Quarter of the SW Quarter and 5 acres carve from SE Quarter of the NW Quarter. Sale to raise funds to pay debts, cash to the highest bidder under appraisement. Dated March 14 1930 Nancy Hogan Judge’s order 3 17 pub 30 days.
A landing plane struck and killed a woman and her escort as it crashed in Buenos Aires. The aircraft was damaged by its pilot who attempted to dodge the crowd in a vain effort to avoid the people.
Mrs. J. M. Rich of 1100 Holly Street Austin praises Thedford's Black-Draught as the best standby for colds and biliousness in her sixteen years of housekeeping She says it helped her children and family since childhood and notes its purely vegetable composition costing about one cent per dose NC-237
A Ruston industrial leader recalls beginning at age six with $3 saved to buy a Jersey heifer calf. From that first purchase to renting cows at eleven and owning a milk herd by twelve, his frugal, hands-on approach built a profitable, diversified livestock venture and a large local business.
Governor Long denies any caucus at his office and says he could be elected if he put his name on the ticket. He notes that only job discussions recent to the report involved opposition to two state jobs held by Arthur Hammond.
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