Reporting Earnings Is Necessary For Farmers Area
Farmers in the Monroe district are urged to report farm earnings for Social Security. J Dodd Blanks, Monroe Social Security office manager, warns failure to report can affect survivors and retirement benefits. Any farmer earning 400 or more in a year must file a tax return and pay Social Security taxes. Even with no tax due, a farmer with 400 profit or 90 gross income should report for Social Security purposes. Neglect to report earnings may lead to penalties dating back to 1986 or earlier years.
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Monroe Distrial
J. Dodd Blanks
Monroe
California driller reports Knowles field activity near Cotton Valley
A farmer notes self employment earnings alongside oil exploration details in California. Reports describe Co. No. 2 and Co. No. 1 wells near CSW sections in the Iloi Knowles and Tens Knowles fields, with drilling progress and electric log readings to depth about 5,250 feet.
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California ‘Co
CSW
California Co
T. C. Colvin
Sughtly Seth
Taylor Zore
Tens Knowles
Drilling Activity Heavy During Week Across Several Sites
Report notes heavy drilling activity last week with multiple sites named. California Co. operated on four locations while the Pineith OF Con joined in the fifth site, reflecting a busy period for local extraction efforts.
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B ‘Avitlite Aetidiv
Tinenin Parksh
The
California Co
Pivineith
Con
Oil Field Notes and Local Socials Mentioned in Ruston Press
The item lists oil prospecting details near Cotton Valley and Jena with depths tested and locations from the Hice Knawles old well to Plymouth Of Co No 1 Led Younger et al. It also records a string of local social visits and travel notes mentioning residents visiting Texarkana Fort Worth Abi Jena Carlsbad Caverns Phoenix and Virginia with various family updates and gatherings.
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California Co
Nobles
Smile
Taylor
Ann Hotlenn
Jund
Bidmiston 2
Cotton Valley
Plymouth
Younger Et al
CNEF
ASN- AW
St Hew
Ftusion
Grambling
Simsboro
Elrho Marfin
Texarkana
Ark
Ft. Worth
Abi- Jena
Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Caverns
Judy Jenkins
Wayman Waldron
Cullen Hinton
Lee
Mr. Lee
Virginia
Capt
Jay Watts
Weir
Will Watts
Phoenix
Ariz
Watts
West Monroe
J. C. Pesnel
Alfred Franklin
Garland Duke
Fellowship News From the Lake Community
Local notes report hospital visits by neighbors and friends including Mrs Ola Danvis and Mrs Dorothy Blainger. Visitors to RA Robersons home include Estelle Rabb and Opal Colgin with their children. Colvin reunion set for August 1 at Fellowship Baptist church. community thanks for new road around the lake.
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Winltam 'Greané
Ola. Danvis
Shreveport
Do Int
Davis
Ae Popes
Alvin ‘Bavig Spont
Robert _M. Colvin
Jamtos ‘Nichols
Lane Davis
Jewell Davis
Betha Lewis
Burl Davis
Jena
Wey
R. I. Roberson
Estelle Rabb A
New Orleana
Opal Colgin
Benton
Colvin
Fellowship Baptist Church
Hhe VA
Dairy Princess to Be Selected in Shreveport
Louisiana's annual Dairy Princess contest by the American Dairy Association of Louisiana runs August 17 22 in Shreveport. A one day Charm School starts the week, with chaperones Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Wylie overseeing events across northern parishes. The 1959 princess Judy Cool will crown the 1960 winner at a Crystal Ballroom TV program followed by a Coronation Ball. Fifteen girls from Bienville Bossier Caddo Iberville St. parishes compete.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
American Dairy Association of Louisiana
Shreveport
Joe R. Shelton
Myrtle D. Anderson
Iberville Parish
Anderson
Elma Wylie
Foremost Dairies
Judy Cool
Crystal Ball
Captain Shreve
State
Bienville
Bossier
Caddo
Iberville
Garden Club Hostess Delights Ruston Group
Mrs S L Fullét hosts the Dubieh Garden Center gathering at her home in Ruston on Tuesday July 28. President Mrs M F Henty presided as Mrs Ruel Golvin gave opening prayer. Members discussed garden care and mulching, with remarks on lazy gardening by Mrs B M Davis. Ice cream and cake served. door prize a day lily won by Mrs Smith. Prize offers include a $200 scholarship or a trip to the 1960 National Dairy Princess Contest.
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Dubieh € Garde Center
Tiller
Featherstone
Horteallurs Chatermainn
Mes. C
Fuller
Charles Q
Colvin
Mra
Ehdirnink
B. M, Davis
Sailor Burnham Returns After Mexican Cruise
Gunner's Mate Third Class John Q Burnham, son of Mrs. D. Burnham of Atlanta, returning from two week voyage aboard the attack cargo ship USS Kagit to San Diego July 19. Crew participated in orientation aid to Rein. Tours described with sightseeing and diving methods noted aboard ship.
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Eof A
San Bifold
Calif
Jonn Q Burnham
USN
D. Burnham
ATLN
Trenton
Aerviig
Usskagit
San Diego
Mexico
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Clara Gallman
Ruston
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Nascar
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