Local Parish Notes Run With Visits and News
Grandparents Mr and Mrs F William, relatives and friends visit across Lincoln Parish towns. Dozens named attend gatherings, travels to Arcadia, Ruston, and Shreveport, with Miss Beth Riser and Miss Adele Trussell among those noted. Comments on weather, cotton picking, and a sudden homecoming by Henry Riser mark community life.
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F William
Mat Aico
Abd
W. PF Sant
Simday
EL. d. Laranee
W. Shively
Beth Riser
Arcadia
B. B. Larance
Adele Trussell
Ariloeh
Ising
Sarah Causey
IL. Causey
Ben Moncrief
Ben
George
San Angelo
Texas
Price Tomlinson
Bins
Doris
Olive Riser
Tomlinson
FB. H. Causey
Jack Riser
Tooke
Ruston
Calhoun
A. Shealy
John
Miss Shealy
Minden
Community outings and visiting in Monroe area
Mrs Sam Halstead of Monroe and Mrs N B Ford of Ruston visited their parents the Bakers. Epworth Leaguers enjoyed a picnic at D Arbonne with many attendees. Various families including Rineharts Holtzclaws and Leachmans joined outings, revivals in Downsville, and visits to Haughton Farmerville and Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Halstead
Monroe
N. B. Ford
Ruston
J. A. Baker
George Shinpoch
Melton and
Gro. Jr
GC. P. Rinehart
Epworth Leaeners
L. J. Rinehart
D'Arbonne
Esther
Nadene Aline
Mattie Lea Holtzclaw
Pauline Holetead
Zulene Leachman
Mary Fmory
Leslee Cook
Oleita
Marguerite Pravier
Messrs
John
Tom Rinehart
Aubrey Hinton
Thelbert
Jewell Falstead
Buddy
Gordy Moltyclaw
Rufus Hammonds
S. W
Eugene Leachman
Pete Baker
Julian Rinehart
Parker Moltvclaw
CG. P. Rinehart
Raymond Holtzclaw
Port Arthur
Texas
A. J. Holstead
G. P. Rinehart
Pam
Downsville
Gladys Farmer
V. Hennen
Vernon
Wilbur
Haughton
Ed White
J. P. Rinehart
Howard Halstead
J. P. Patterson
Tyler Commercial College offers home study extension courses
A pushy advertisement highlights the Extension Department at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It promises practical business training accessible from home with books supplies and a typewriter included. It urges readers to enroll now and promises strong job prospects for well trained individuals.
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Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Tyler
Colere
Tyler Commercial College
Texas
Hilly Weekend Visits and Local Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs A Te Larance and family, along with relatives, visited in Texas this week. Doris and Mildred Saint spent time in Antioch, while several community families joined a Will's Lake fishing trip. Mr and Mrs Deetony and family planned an extended visit, with others from Colerocket Texas and nearby towns visiting or returning home.
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Athy
Cpo
Taranerad
Elaine
Mind
Sate
Saint
Loutre
Leroy Alexander
Natehitoches
BB. Laranee
Raphael Purles
Sn Une
Atrouidirs
Wood
Mendames
Shivelyirk
Taranee
Mattie Andrews
Ruston
Tarmef
Trazel Te Freese
T EB Delany
M. Tl
B. BR
Tarance
Sunys
Messi S
A. Bo
T. A. Larance
P Detony
Mttlesone
Toreanes
Caleta
Texas
Mildred
Doris Salat
Antioreh
Stevenson
Fimily
Hodge
GW. Shively
Chayfield
Tovey
Deley
Rustin
Miro
Ethel
Suidas
Mies
Woo Cooper
Saburdas Evehnet
Pauline Holstead
Mattie Lea Hollaclaw
Zulene Leachman
Greyson Leachman
Wille: Lee
Leader
Dean Hennen
Aubrey Hinton
Julia Faye
Nellie Mae
J. L. Green
Greenville
Claudine Elkins
Palmerville
Dewey Fortadaw
J. A. Baker
Davis
Sales
Epworth
Downsville
A. Te. Larance
Fassiiyoo
Kh. A. Linenece
Rae
Doris
Mildred Saint
Antioch
Wow Deetony
M Detony
HG * Barunee
Colerkont
Myrtis Sagat
Shreveport
J. HL
Crreen
Hee Sage
Marcie
Sidat
Pridiees Waties
Wittad
Uae
Beth Beard
Bowie
Local Notice from Sibley on Community Visitors and Illness
Mrs Mutt Pennell remains very low with no improvement. The message lists many locals visiting and families from Calbert Houston and nearby areas, noting improving conditions for Mrs Lega Limehiord and others, plus several weekend visitors. It also mentions several people killed by allergies near Shire re perk alive dast and a serious condition for Ua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutt Pennell
Maude O'Neal
Elf. Kelly
Calbert
Kelly
Heuston
Lesuis
Carne Blamitnett
Leastray
Maie Abitehell
Efouston
Vera Kelly Powers
Houston
Joke
Nenil
Calehowe
Cal Trail
EM. Davis
Alletiobites
Shire
Wiithiey Ua
700 Get Leave When Wells Go Dry At Post
Washington August 1 Leave granted to 700 of 1600 Marines and 800 reservists at Quantico depot due to drought hitting artesian wells supplying water. After inspection by Secretary Adams Major General Smedley D Butler announced leave for all who applied and 700 responded immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quantico
Adams
Smedley D. Butler
Sheriff's Sale in Lincoln Parish Third District
Public auction to satisfy a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued by the Third Judicial District Court of Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Seized property includes a Kolier 1500 Watt Light Plant a Fairbanks 420 Gallon Water Pump a Curtis Automatic Air Charger a Kelvinator Cabinet and a Cal t and Compressor. Sale at Ruston Court House front door on August 25 1980 cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Kolier
Fairbanks
Gallan
W. PB. Griffin
A. J. Thigpen
Sherit
Neighbors complain of 268 pets in yard
Charges allege Joseph Heinrich kept a large menagerie on a 70 foot lot with 200 burgh pies, 40 rabbits, 30 chicks, 4 pigs and 2 dogs. Tax assessed at about 400. Neighbors say the count equals 268, a figure critics question as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitugo
Joseph Heinrich
Neigh
Cotton raisers must organize, says Arkansas report
An Arkansas note details urging cotton raisers to organize. Moser of New Orleans, secretary of a cooperative, addresses attendees at a cotton clustering school run by a winter session, outlining present conditions and the need for collective action.
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Ark
Moser
New Orleans
Aosta Sa
Cotton growers seek organization to secure fair prices
Moser of the University of Arkansas extension service and the Mid-South Cotton Growers Association warns producers face low returns for 1989 cotton under seed conditions. He notes about 6,000,000 bales will be carried over and urges organization as the only remedy amid distressing market conditions.
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Sity
Arkansas Extension Service
Mid-South Cotton Growers’ Association
Moser
Aamlot
July 1930 Hottest Month On Record
Washington reports preliminary figures from the Weather Bureau indicating July 1930 was the hottest month on record. Temperature readings across multiple stations show a nationwide heat pattern with no day under a heat threshold, marking a record heat period in U.S. weather history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R. George
Washington
Weather Bureau
Prom Didy
Scouting in Northeast Louisiana Ouachita Valley Council
In northeast Louisiana the Ouachita Valley Council covers 15 parishes with headquarters in Monroe. President E. Faulk of Monroe leads about four paid staff serving 500 volunteers. The council spends about 20000 dollars yearly, funds raised by subscriptions, and serves 1516 boys with programs in character building, health and fitness, a new Cubbing initiative, a strong camp development, and outreach to Negro boys where warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiten
Louisiana
Ouachita Valley
Monroe
Miss Jones
Comas
Rescued Alive From Quake Zone Wreckage
Rome reports relief efforts after a severe Appennine earthquake. Ministers debated long term coordination and shelter needs for survivors. Twenty five people, including a baby, were rescued after days under rubble. many were injured. Food water and shelter remain scarce as towns face rebuilding and farm losses.
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Rome
Council For Ministers
Judicial District Candidates Set for Election Season
The article lists candidates in several districts including Holloway at Bustnelle and AV Mcbride, Wo J Had trimnody, and references to Lincoln, Upiva, and Jackson areas. It notes filings and contested races across multiple locales and the upcoming July filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisten
Ata Cooh Holloway
Bustnelle
AV Mcbride Vil Dtueton
Wo J
Trimnody
Jonesbotu
Phas Diipleh
Clampsceeal
Lincula
Upiva
Jackson
Why Long Could Leave His Followers In The Lurch
The editor argues Huey P. Long plans to defy constitutions to stay in power. He notes Ransdell’s term ends March 4, 1931, while Long’s governors term ends mid May 1932. If elected senator, a vacancy would trigger a special election. Long may resign, leaving appointees to fend. Raymond C. Parker, Winnsboro, La. Item.
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Item
Covernor Huey P. Long
United States
Louisiana
Senate
Ransdell
Long
United States Senate
Crovernor Long
Huey P. Long
Raymond C. Parker
Winnsboro, N. O. Item
Cotton charge cut at New Orleans warehouse tariff drop
The Board of Port Commissioners announced specific reductions in cotton charges at the Public Cotton Warehouse in New Orleans. Under a new tariff, furnishing and applying three and four pound patches to compressed bales costs 5 1/2 cents per pound, down from 6 cents. The change makes New Orleans more competitive with Texas ports and should save cotton handlers money.
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New Orleans
Board of Port Commissioers
Texas
Conniff Enters Race for State Education Board
John R. Conniff, former president of the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute in Ruston, qualified Monday as a candidate for the state board of education from the second district. His sole announced opponent is Mrs. Elinor Meade of Gramercy. filing closes August 9 with more possibles. The primary is September 9 alongside races for Senate Congress and judicial posts. Conniff has long been involved in Louisiana educational work, including at Warren Easton high school, and leads the Public School Athletic League. He filed qualification panels with Alic Burke, chair of the Second District Democratic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John R. Conniff
Long
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute At
Ruston
State Board of Education
Elinor Meade
Gramercy
State Board
Senate
Congress
Conniff
Louisiana Tech
Warren Easton High School
Public School Athletic League
Health gains for wage earners in 1930 half-year
New York report shows chief diseases of childhood with lower death tolls and a record low tuberculosis death rate. An analysis by Metropolitan Life Insurance covering 19 million industrial policyholders finds the white population healthier than ever, with the death rate among colored people at its lowest except in one prior year.
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New York
N. Y
United States
Canada
Bureaau
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kansas Wells Yield Gasoline
In Shuwoee Kan natives noted a second day of evidence as wells near a bean field showed gasoline contamination. Investigators traced the leak to underground tanks at a nearby tiling station, the toxic seepage traveling with the water table to the first level and into local wells.
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Shuwoee
Kan
Givulugisks
Dunutucal
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RISER
Henry Riser
Mr. Riser
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Clyde Causey
Charles
H. Causey
Tom Osborn
Tex
T. E. Rasbury
Tom
Hugh Riser
Trattie
Mary Agnes Hiser
Douglas
Mrs
Dewey Holtzclaw
Farmerville
Mack Wilson
John Rinehart
Corinth
WeSt Pennett
Mreg
Cherl Bengiett
Sibley
Wwittleton
Ferans
Chester
Lega Limehiord
J.T. O'Neal
W.A O Neal
Diubuch
O'Neal
Beth Riteehare
Mary Onl
Aid Neal Gevis
Alta
Sipedalla
Neal
Bet
Mas
Alex
Alexander
CIA
Pico
O Neal
Sheriff’s Sale
Frank
Judicial Dist
Kansas
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