Lincoln Parish Police Jury Maintains Regular Meeting
Lincoln parish officials met at the courthouse at nine o'clock with full attendance. A contract for Mays bridge over D arbonne creek was let to L J Larance for 45 dollars after six bids. Health officer Dr R H Allen and County Agent A Shealy reported favorably. Ward Three residents sought road work. hearing held but no concrete action. A key resolution authorized a 250 dollar contribution to the Lincoln parish free fair maintenance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Court House
Add Thompson
Mays
D'arbonne Creek
L. J. Larance
R. H. Allen
A. Shealy
George Carrol
Mose Madden
Duncan Kidd insurance firm dissolves and becomes Kidd Nicol
In Ruston Louisiana on August 11 1930 the partnership Duncan Kidd insurance agents dissolved Duncan sells his interest to George L Nicol Kidd retains interest forming Kidd Nicol The new firm assumes assets and liabilities of the old and seeks continued patronage promising the same faithful service as Duncan Kidd signed E L Kidd for Duncan Kidd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston, la
Duncan & Kidd Insurance
Duncan
George L. Nicol
Kidd
Kidd & Nicol
Duncan & Kidd
E. L. Kidd
Local merchant sails to St Louis for fall buying
J C Baker, owner and manager of the Famous dry goods store in Ruston, left Sunday for Saint Louis Missouri for a week to ten days of fall buying at the Saint Louis market. He has previously visited the market several times for his Jonesboro business before moving to Ruston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J.C. Baker
Saint Louis
Missouri
Mr. Baker
Ruston
Jonesboro
Valiant Poultry Venture Aims For Large Hatchery
A bold plan by Prentiss Simpson to build a complete poultry operation from day-old chicks to brooders, coops, and roosting houses unfolds in a decade long effort. He invests capital, purchases feed, and expands from fryers to layers, with aims for a big hatchery and breeding stock to support a substantial commercial venture. He envisions a broad reach across Mississippi, Tennessee, and nearby states, seeking top stock from a Northern breeder and planning a December launch for January operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Terpenter
Lindees
Dal‘das
Coop
Jenving
Prentiss Simpsen
Loum
Mississippi
Tadiune Pani
Uabher
Tamerie
Eohieve
Ordey
North Louisiana Could Grow Poultry On Large Scale
Mr. Simpson notes a $40,000 projection before next season and remains optimistic about poultry expansion in North Louisiana. He cites favorable physical conditions and proximity to markets in Shreveport, Monroe, and New Orleans, suggesting potential competition with other Southwest regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simpson
North
Louisiana
Southwest
Shreveport
Monroe
New Orleans
Hudson Holiness Camp Meeting Opens July Thirty One
The Hudson Holiness Camp Meeting association holds its annual event from July 31 to August 10. Rev. H. T. Isgitt of Converse leads the services and Miss Ella Ruth directs the Ison services. The camp meeting, organized over thirty years ago, is a yearly seclusion event.
Tree Sitters Begin Another Week Up In Air
Woodward and Liner, two local 14 year olds, continue their tree sitting endurance contest. Woodward reached 14 days and 408 hours by morning, while Liner marked two weeks at one o clock, with plans to stay longer. Both rely on visits and support from their refueling committees amid a recent heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiere
Thomas Woodward
Verne Liner
Woodward
Liner
Reggaetee ty BAPE BA PA Piet
A fragmented OCR line hints at names and terms including reggaetee and Pater style phrases. No coherent event or person list is discernible to form a clear news item. The readable terms suggest music or names but lack context or dates.
Blackleg Epidemic Reported in Douglas Community
County Agent J A Shealy reports a blackleg outbreak in the Douglas community near here with eight cases to date. The illness affects cattle six months to two years old and is usually fatal within twenty four hours. Vaccination has been given widely and preventive measures are urged for all cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Shealy
Douglas
Here
Shealy
Sailors To Get Talkies At Sea And Ashore
Washington reports sailors will receive talking pictures both at sea and on shore by the next winter cruise. Delays in adapting the navy’s moving picture system stemmed from shipboard technical challenges, with new equipment under development and contracts expected in August. About $500,000 will fund the sound system, to be installed on 1200 ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cincern Parish
Flo
Prentiss Simipoon
Epoca
Perdi
Jacke
Ieee Gab
Persia
Uae
Holiness Camp Meeting
STE
Trevee
Carriors
Acterize
Por
Other
Tieams of Transportation
Waitiay
Privieree Sureests
Anc
Wave Duviredd
L. A. Downs
Ilinois Central System
Culcago
Poaperr
Warton BO Wei
Tae
AY Po. Yen
Petey Pteet Gan Orbs
Poe i Bebop
Mon Eseey
Gleb
Othe Iekgo
Parich
Farma
J. A.baker
Jule Sanderson
Pellam Warren
June Pipes
Ruston State Bank & Trust Company
Business and Professional Directory
Ruston Creamery
the State Life Insurance CO
Indianapolis, Indiana
W. E. Owen
J. BE. Crawford, M. D
James Bldg
Toane
Optometrist
DR. L. F. Green
James
W. P. Simpson
Osteopathic
Ellis Bailey
W. Miss. Ave
Sam Blaushild
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!