Salvation Army Drive Set For Next Week In Ruston
Mrs Maude Vincent state representative for the Salvation Army is in Ruston to coordinate the annual fund drive, with the American Legion led by Geo Nicos sponsoring the effort. Churches clubs and organizations will join, while reports promise public notes on overseas experiences and Salvation Army frontline support for destitute families.
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Maude Vincent
Salvation Army
Ruston
American Légion
Geo. Nicos
Leeson
Red Cross
Brewth &Hricken
Louisiana
Vinerut
Lyons Ghibs
Rotary Clubs
All Mines Road
Fragmented OCR sketch of a historical notice and names
Fragments show garbled text listing names such as Lanier D and Pity ah dost fey Gn gay Nar. The passage references a boxeteab and a front ellycernch, with scattered phrases about a path and a Vatican theme, suggesting a damaged public or personal notice without clear event details.
Last Man's Club Veterans Thrive With Vague Plans
An old Stillwater Minnesota club of Civil War veterans inspires a World War II era bid in Edgar County Illinois. Proposals include a vault of wine for the final survivor and a plan where 100 members pay one dollar yearly to fund a death-avoiding prize pot. Projections note a late 20th century or beyond payout with medical advances possibly sustaining survivors and preserving the fund.
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Stillwater
Ming
Edgar County
Winois
Hinnis
Uoe Dreagbiite
Miung
Brookmire Sees Out Our Way Bright Business Period
Brookmire Economic Service reports expanded advertising and sales efforts as better-than-average conditions grow in textiles shoes tires clothing and allied lines. Six month country income may fall only slightly from last year with strong prospects in New England and the Southwest for textiles clothing shoes and tires. Farmers face slight income loss while power for purchase improves in eastern centers. building remains restrained but could rise next spring. The petroleum sector looks to a turn with modest gains.
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Brookmire Economic Service, Inc
Brookmire
New England
Southwest
Ohio
Inastern
The Human Machine and Its Vital Life Study
A discussion on lifelong care of machinery as a metaphor for human health. It stresses regular checks to prevent breakdowns, the importance of a routine medical exam, and the need for early detection of illness to prolong life.
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Ove Vietuth
Shigudad Buye
Missy
Installation of Legion Officers Held Tuesday
The local American Legion Mc Farland No. 2 installed new officers for the year in Legion Hall Tuesday night led by Commander G. I. Nicol who succeeds Lawrence J. Fox. Guests Congressman Riley J. Wilson Judge E. L. Barksdale Supt. Campbell and M. L. MacKnight addressed the gathering praising Legion community service and Americanism. The roster includes J. B. Kendall first vice J. Evans second vice W. Bagwell third vice J. Staples service officer J. P. Cole adjutant H. M. Johnson chaplain A. B. Stinson treasurer and Frank McEldur sergeant at arms. Major J. Perry Cole elected adjutant following the separation of service officer and adjutant posts.
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American Legion
McFarland No. 2
Legion Hall
Geo. L. Nicol
Lawrence J. Fox
Supt. Campbell
McKnight
Legion
Fox
Nicol
G. I. Nicol
J. B. Kendall
Eddie Evans
William Bagwell
J. B. Staples
J. P. Cole
H. M. Johnson
A. &. Stinson
Frank McEldur
J. Perry Cole
White Population Grows Faster in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports 1930 census figures showing Louisiana total 2,101,593, up 16.9 percent. White population rose 20.2 percent to 1, etc. The Negro population increased 9.9 percent, with state totals of different racial groups also listed. Nationally, 1930 census shows United States 104,775,046, white 108,564,207 up 14.8 percent, Negro 11,801,183 up 19.6 percent.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
United States
Lousiana
Ceritane
Lincoln Parish Police Jury Commended for Road Network
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is praised for building a wide rural road network across Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Since 1929 about one hundred miles of roads have connected communities without extra taxes, aiding farmers and school children and uniting the parish as a single community.
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Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Pigeon Veteran Charlie Dies After War Service
Charlie, legendary carrier pigeon of Lille, died after four years under German occupation. He carried hundreds of messages for generals, aided by owner Richardson. The French government granted him a two franc monthly pension for his wartime service. he was buried with military honors.
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Charlie
Lille
France
Richardson
Two Year Course in Business Administration at Louisiana College
Louisiana College Pineville announces a two year business administration program equal to the first two years at leading southern institutions. Freshman year covers English, math, foreign language, economics, and government. sophomore year adds language, economic history, accounting, economics, marketing, and electives.
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Louisiana College
Pineville
South
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