Publication notice and subscription rates for Lincoln Parish
Owner and Publisher entered as second class matter at Ruston post office. Under the act of March 3, 1879. Office of Publication Leader Building Fast Mississippi Avenue. Telephone 126. Official Journal Parish of Lincoln and Lincoln Parish School Board. One year six months three months. Formal obituaries resolutions of respect and personal cards of banks will be charged as regular advertising rates.
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Ruston
Mississippi Avenue
Telephone
Laxity or Ignorance Behind Traffic Accidents
President Hoover backs a nationwide campaign to cut auto accidents with public interest and cooperation. The piece faults inexperienced drivers and outdated laws, warning that rising speeds and more cars threaten billions in costs and thousands of deaths annually. A united public effort is urged to reform traffic codes.
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Hoover
Milk Production Boost From Drinking Cups Says Mareka Center Farmer
Oscar Plummer of Mareka Center Minnesota reports his dairy herd shows a sharp rise in milk output after using drinking cups for easier access to water. In two weeks early spring the 05 cow herd yielded 15 extra gallons daily, with cows drinking more when water is readily available. The National Association of Brand Equipment Manufacturers notes higher water intake correlates with increased milk production.
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Oscar Plummer
Mareka Center
Minnesota
Mr. Hammer
Tesemtery Department
National Association of Parnd Equipment Manufacturers
National Opposition Lines On The Longsters
A historical note discusses opposition lines to Mr Long regarding a United States Senate seat and potential gubernatorial succession. It references constitutional questions about timing, past legislative behavior, and the fate of other figures who faced entry or expulsion from the Senate amid party and regional power dynamics.
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United States Senate
Mr. Gyr
Long
United States Senate Itec
Senate
Messin
Vare
Smiths
The Capitals Are Ours Emphasize The News Remark
Plain unsourced speculation suggests Mr Lone would face a hostile reception in Washington if Ge pot were elected. The remark notes the potential impact on political sentiment and public reaction amid ongoing debates.
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Lone
Washington
Ge Pot
Suetestion
Mark Yd
Origh
Go After Business Don’t Wait For It
A scrambled OCR note urges pursuing business actively rather than waiting. It features garbled phrases about customers, credit, and prospects, with scattered references to “Gavel,” “Militia,” and various unnamed figures, suggesting a chaotic public or business advisory context.
Roadside Murky OCR Fragment Sparks Confusion
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases and names making it hard to extract a clear event. Readable bits reference places and people but lack context, dates, or a coherent story for precise summarization.
Planting blooming trees for shade along highways
The article extols fast growing flowering trees to shade miles of highways with colorful walls. They promise ample supply, low labor, and low cost, improving road scenes while noting vandals as a single risk to such a program.
Optimism and politics cross ocean in Chronicle piece
The San Francisco Chronicle offers a sharp commentary on Louisiana Governor Hony P. Loney’s Senate bid, urging readers to “KEEP HIM OUT.” Nearby Port Gibson TeleView weighs Louisiana electability, warning that a Long victory could crash public perception like a Wall Street fall, while calling the era one of little men in big positions.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific Coast
Honcy P. Loney
Louisiana
United States Senate
Chronicle
Lousiana
Senate
Port Gibson
Railroads for safety and efficiency
L A Downs president of the Illinois Central System argues in his August public letter that railroads are indispensable to modern life. He says rail travel offers dependability, speed, safety, comfort and moderate cost in all weather and seasons, while freight service can move any quantity quickly and economically. He warns that without railroads commerce would face staggering difficulties and expenses. He urges liberal patronage and public support to safeguard this vital asset.
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L. A. Downs
Illinois Central System
Mr. Downs
Myr. Downs
Judge Jones Quietly Ends State Highway Waste
The Baton Rouge judge grants a permanent injunction against the State Highway Commission, reaffirming the Attorney General as legal adviser to state agencies. The ruling criticizes commission leadership and condemns perceived misuses of funds and personnel.
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Crimeral
Creneral
Fou
Lama
Tone Of Conservative Optimism In The Nation
A lengthy editorial argues that conservatively optimistic business sentiment has grown in recent weeks. It credits thrift and rising savings deposits as the path to lasting prosperity, warns against wasteful spending, and promotes a Louisiana Chamber of Commerce led “Louisiana Special” train tour to showcase the state’s agricultural and industrial potential. The tour aims to unite citizens and businesses in a nationwide goodwill effort, with stops across major cities and a focus on practical economic development.
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S. W. Straus
American Sioty
Thrift
Optinsisens
Louisiana
Louisiana Clumber of Comenerre
Mississippi
Ohio River Valley
Leturiona Rae
Touisiana
Henderson
Ruston
Louisiana Chamber of Caminerte
Temisimoa
Lowisiana
W. O. Adains
Cryneral
Adams
South
Adsams
Loticiana
William McComb
Louisiana Chamber of of Commerce
North
Chicago
St. T Louis
Racine
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Mark Anthony
E Sporkition
St. Charles Se
New Orleans
Herbert Buyliss
Second Louisiana Special Train Expedition Leaves August 16
A second annual Louisiana Special train is to depart August 16 for a 6000 mile tour. A moving accident earlier damaged two filling stations and several farm houses northeast of the city with the S. W. Atkins farm sustaining the most damage.
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Louisiana
S. W. Atkins
Cardui touted by Hopkinsville woman after relief
Mrs Mackey Scott of 102 South Kentucky Avenue Hopkinsville Kentucky says she suffered headaches dizziness and cramps before using Cardui for four bottles. She reports regaining strength and regularity and praises Cardui to friends after fifty years of women using the remedy. Cardui is described as herb extract with high medicinal value and no harmful ingredients.
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Hopkinsville
Mackey Scott
South Kentucky Ave
Cardus
Mear Hurricane At Arcadia Tomato Plant Debuts
A new plant named tomapatato is developed near Arcadia. It allegedly grows 20 wind of almost petetoes at the roots and bears tomatoes on its stalks above ground. The venture has invested several garages in the area.
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Tomapatato
Arcadia
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