Long Proposes Public Verdict on Road Plan and Senate Run
Governor Huey P. Long, in Ruston, pledges to resign if voters reject both his road program and his bid for the Senate next November. He lauds Louisiana road gains and criticizes opponents, urging Lincoln Parish farmers to support 1600 miles of new farm roads while railing at newspapers and rival local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Aunice
United States
Joseph E. Ransdell
Huey P. Long
Markaville
Senate
Louisiana
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Ruston High School
Long
R. B. Knott
Senator Knott
Charley B. Roberts
Charles B. Roberts
Governor Long
Ruston Chamber of Commerce
Tim
Ciovernor
Oil revenue growth reported by state land office
Baton Rouge April 26 The revenues of the state land office rose from 17 694 18 for the 1904 1910 biennium to 36 387 11 for 1924 30 according to the biennial report of Pied J Grace registrar of the land offices Just completed for submission to the governor and state legislature The rise is mainly due to mineral lease division growth and higher royalties from shares on produced property Of the 1 638 937 11 revenues for the current biennium 1 557 226 28 comes from mineral leases The total shows an increase over the preceding period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
State Land Office
Pied J. Grace
Minden Solon To Fight Long Highway Bonds
New Orleans April 24 A Louisiana lawmaker from Minden Webster Parish J S Bacon introduces a highway organization plan to remove the highway commission from politics He opposes bonding the unbonded gasoline tax portion and opposed Amendment No 13 The article notes other legislators plan changes to gasoline tax laws including exemptions for farm tractors motor boats pumping stations and similar uses Senator John Gamble and Representative Clinton Sayes are named among those planning tax changes
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New Orleans
House of Representatives
J. S. Bacon
Minden
Webster Parish
Highway Commission
Lake Charles
John Gamble
Jennings
Clinton Sayes
Vick
Avoyelles
New Orleans St Louis air passenger service set for July
New Orleans to St Louis air passenger service via Jackson and Memphis to St Louis will begin July 1. Major Robertson of Robertson Airplane Service Co announces tentative daily departures at 9:00 am from New Orleans with 3:30 pm arrival in St Louis, and 11:50 am departures from St Louis arriving in New Orleans at 6:30 pm. Extension to Chicago is being considered.
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New Orleans
Jackson
Memphis
St. Louis
W. B. Robertson
Robertson Airplane Service Company of
Robertson
Corps of Engineers
A. D. Bagwell
D. E. Ford
Gineola Parish
Louisiana
M. M. Bagwell
W. H. .Taylor
Lincoln Varish
Goutsiana
Hegan
Con Veyance Book
Lincoln Parish
Louisine
Public Conscience Prompting State Action Reflections
A fragment urging rising public conscience at local and state levels to support national government in important matters. It notes much remains to be done by action from the State in its local and national phases and invites reflection on what the community is doing to aid the government.
Jaic paralysis hits Zwolle area with many victims
LEESVILLE Lat April 24 Jaic paralysis has claimed fifty or more victims at Zwolle per W H Winters dairy and food inspector who spent three days there this week. In town and at nearby Hot Wells eight miles away at Jackarits camp many cases. Some crawl on hands and feet like dogs others are entirely paralyzed needing help Tess.
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Leesville
Lat
Zwolle
W. H. Winters
Jackarits’ Camp
Tess
Louisiana Tech Glee Club elects new officers
Eloise Mays was elected president of the Louisiana Tech Girls' Glee Club at Wednesday’s meeting. Dot Roberts was named vice-president and Kathiene Hendricks secretary treasurer, succeeding Eugenia Sentell Ella Mae Jolly and Mary Atkins in the prior leadership roles.
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Eloise Mays
Louisiana Tech Girls’ Glee Club
Dot Roberts
Kathiene ‘Hendricks
Eugenia Sentell
Ella Mae Jolly
Mary Atkins
Telephone Progress In America 1929 30
Read about rapid telephone growth in 1929 with 64 173 144 conversations and 900 000 new devices. International links expanded and a sea shore ship service started. In 1930 about 700 million dollars was spent on new telephone construction daily averaging nearly 2 million dollars.
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America
Department of Commerce
Model Louisiana Aviation Code Offered by C of C
The Louisiana chamber of commerce opened its annual meeting in Baton Rouge with plans to push legislation and elect officers. A special committee led by Travis Oliver of Monroe presented a model Louisiana aviation code for approval. A referendum on tax exemptions for new industries was to be reported. President A. T. Henderson of Ruston presided.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
Travis Oliver
Monroe
A. T. Henderson
Rustan
Partition Sale in Bagwell v Bagwell Louisiana
Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana announces a court ordered partition sale under a Commission to Sell dated April 26 1930. The sale will occur at the principal front door of the Ruston Court House to the highest bidder in a loud audible voice.
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Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Ruston
National Child Health Day in New York City
National Child Health Day highlighted May 1 as a focal point for child welfare. President Hoover, leading the American Child Health Association, stressed the need to address widespread child health issues through public health and parental guidance, urging sustained efforts beyond governmental systems.
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New York City
Hoover
American Child Heath Association
geLlun
Partition Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
The sheriff announces a cash partition sale for plaintiffs and defendants in Lincoln Parish Louisiana. The described land parcels include properties in ranges and per deeds dated 1916 1924 1921 with balances and improvements, beginning April 30 1930, under A J Thigpen sheriff.
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Ford
MM. M. Bagwell
Nedorda
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
D. BE
J. W. Sisemore
Ollie Kinman
A. J. Thigpen
Sheriff Sale In Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1930
Notice of a sheriff sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana issued from Third Judicial District Court. A writ of fieri facias directs sale of L. C. Hinton's stock of merchandise and fixtures from Hinton Shoe Store in Ruston New Astor Theater Building North Vienna Street. Sale set for May 17 1930 at court house front door. Cash with appraisal benefits. A J Thigpen sheriff.
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Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Hinton
New
Astor Theater
Vienna Street
Lincoln Parsh
L. C. Hinton
Wrll
A. J. Thigpen
Succession Sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
Probate sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana to settle the estate of Joseph Shelton Cole. On May 3, 1930, at the district court in Ruston, the real estate described as Section 11, T19N R4W totaling about 110 acres will be sold for cash with an option to assume the first mortgage with the Federal Land Bank of New Orleans. Personal property includes one lot of household goods and one cow. Administratrix Ada Hood Cole directs the auction, with E L Walker as attorney.
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Joseph Shelton Cole
Third Judicial District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Ada Hood Cole
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
T. 19
N. R
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
E. L. Walker
Succession of Sohn Hogan Deceased Court Sale Notice
In the Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana an order issued February 15 1990 directs a judicial sale of real estate belonging to the estate of Sohn Hogan deceased. The sale will occur at the principal front door of the Court House in Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana on Saturday May 24 1938. The property described includes the last half of the Southeast Quarter of the Huckweet Quiter bee.
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Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
A. D
Ruston
Parish of Lincoln
State of
Court House
Estate sale notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
In the Northeast corner five acres in the Northwest corner aere ship 18 North Hamper West in Lincoln Parish Louisiana described in the inventory and appraisement corrected and amended. The sale is cash to the highest bidder to raise funds to pay debts. Filed April 19, 1999 by Administratrix Nancy Hogan.
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North Hamper
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
A. D
Nancy Hogan
Lincoln Parish Auction And County Ordinance Details
Sheriff sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana set for May 17 1836 at the courthouse front door includes land described as N of NE of Section 1 Two 18 N R 1 West 30 acres more or less The notice also reprints an ordinance on cattle tick regulation including dipping and impounding procedures with fines and penalties Read sections five and six outline seizure compensation and penalties and section seven directs enforcement by the District Attorney
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Lincoln Parish
N. R
Willie H. Hodge
A. J. Thigpen
Lichtein
Louisiana
Louisiana Live Stock Sanitary Board
Parish of
Lincoln
Justice of the Peace
Yea
Thompson
Henry
Talim
Sanderson
Donald
Colgin
Foster
Laurance
Lincoln Parish Gas Tax Ordinance Levy 1 Cent Fuel Tax
Ordinance No. 146 authorizes a one cent per gallon tax on gasoline and motor fuels in Lincoln Parish Louisiana for one year to fund parish roads and bridges. Wholesale dealers must collect and remit monthly. penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days. ordinance to be published four weeks. Read and carried with no opposing votes.
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Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Ruston
Thompson
Henry
Tatum
Sanderson
Donald
Colvin
Foster
Larance
Lincoln Parish Ordinance Prohibits Tick Infested Cattle Movement
Ordinance No. 145 bans moving cattle horses and mules from quarantined or tick infested areas into Lincoln Parish Louisiana or within the parish. It provides for impounding and disposal of infested stock and imposes penalties for violations. The Police Jury of Lincoln Parish enacts the measure in regular session.
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Parish of
Lincoln
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Pereoy
Parsons
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Minden Solon
Gection
Jaic
Glee Club Girls
Edith Bagwell
Sheriff’s Sale
Sohn Hogan
Sheriff's
Willie H. Hodge Et
T. H. Mills
BR. Binehart
R. Rinehart
Becty Treas
P. J
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