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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1930

Page

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Drouth Relief Group Meets in Ruston Chamber

State Drouth Relief Committee led by B F Thompson met at 10 AM in Ruston Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss self help and rebuilding, with reports from parishes and a push for Aswell Robinson sixty million dollar relief bill. A resolution urged governors and Washington lawmakers to back the appropriation.

Drouth Chamber OF Commerce B. F. Thompson Dreuth Relief Ruston Congress Thompson Washington Harry PD. Wilson Dreath Robinson Aswell Drouth Relief Committees HD. Wilson C. E. Faulk Monroe A. H. Henderson Mr. Thompson House Senate Louisiana Drouth Relief Committee Louisiana Hyde Hoover Lousiana Drouth Relief Committee E. S. Richardson Webster Parish Caddo Winn Catahoula Caldwell Ouachi

Knott Sends Telegram to Hoover Over Drouth Relief Bill

Louisiana drouth relief committee officials urge President Hoover and others to back the Aswell-Hobeman bill authorizing 80 million dollars for relief. Messages praise action by lawmakers and press federal aid, with Allied figures urged to influence Congress. The report includes related telegrams and a London weather anecdote about tram windows and daily voting. An advertisement seeks 40,000 blue ribbon cane stalks for planting in March near Simaboro, Louisiana.

Congress Hoover Louisiana State Drouth Relief Committee R. B. Knott Ruston State Committee A. M. Hyde C. W. Warburton National Breath Relief Committee Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Curtis J. Ham Lewis Ilinois Borah Idaho Ruth Bryan United States Herbert Hoover Washington, D.C Aswell-Hobhman Anittee J.T. Robinson Dirasete Loutidiia London Tramway Sittel Wari Simaboro Welborn Stinsboro

London Fresh Air Dictator Regulates Train Windows

Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss London regulations on train windows and air flow. Mentions names and terms unclear, with references to councils and public measures. Content is garbled with unrelated fragments and lacks coherent events or dates.

London

Forgets Wife's Name In Misrouted Message Incident

In Woma Arizona on December 6 0 BF Weed of Jacumba Springs California failed to recall his wife’s name. A telegram addressed to Sarah Badley clerk of Yuma county superior court was received stating that the wife was to be collected. The clerk replied that records show he married Lily A Onwardly of Jacumba.

Woma Ariz BF Weed Jacumba Springs Cal Weed Sarah Badley Yuma County Yuma Lily A. Onwaradly Jacumba

Fields Qualifies For 6 Year Term As Commissioner

Pioaeevite Georgia Dee G Harvey c Pithi took the oath of office in public ceremony as district commissioner for the third term. The oath was administered by Mrs Mary Muller amid a wide crowd. Governor Abe Fedde announced that the future months will see farm districts in Swarth, Monraw, Slieveport and Alvaulas engaged in new plans.

Pioaeeivite Dee G.harvey c Pithi Colmisoner Ub Soath Pattisiaba Rriduay Deanoy Mary Muller Pirin Abe Dows Abi Fedde

Faculty Passes In Review at Louisiana Tech

Jenkins and Phillips are featured in the Louisiana Tech faculty review. Jenkins joined the agri cultural department fifteen years ago and rose to head it before teaching chemistry. Phillips, since 1923, has served as associate professor and acting head of commerce. Both hold degrees from Clemson North Texas and Louisiana Tech and pursued further study at Chicago Texas and UT.

Jenkins Lousiana Tech Agricultural Department Clemson Agricultural Collegge Louisiana U. S. Department of Agriculture and Civil Service Tech Agricultural Department University of Chicago L. M. Phillips Louisiana T Ec Commerce Phillips North Texas College Goodnight North Louisiana Hico Doyline Gibsland Downsville Choudrant University of Texas Louisiana State University Louisiana Tech

Appointments of Methodist Church Read in Louisiana

The Louisiana annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South closed its eighty fifth session in Alexandria with Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs reading appointments. Elders and deacons were ordained, memorials heard, and bishop read the Ruston District roster. A six day man’s syrup manufacture note and a Boston visitor memory are included.

Alexandria Louisiana The Methodist Episcopal Church, South Hoyt M. Dobbs First Methodist Church Dobbs W. Angie Smith Shreveport J. W. Flowers J. &. Hearn B. FB. Roberts J. W. Suddeth E. CG. du Treshe Holloday Je. J. A. Laegrange A. C. Lawton A. M. Martin B. W. Poole R. H W. Staples C.D. White RA. Cross J. J. Rasmussen A. T. Law David Targer FN. Parker Atlanta FL B. Elh Bossten City Dobba

Ganadian Marooned 10 Days On Wind Swept Island Reaches Safety

Ganadian marooned for ten days on a wind swept island reaches safety after a precarious ordeal. Rescue follows a perilous period with scarce supplies and sudden weather changes. Authorities report the stranded group has weathered the elements and is brought to safety.

Prohibition Budget Hike Sought for Dry Dept

President Hoover asked Congress for an additional 2,480,000 next year to enforce dry laws, boosting the total budget to 11,530,000. The request aims to hire 500 new agents, expanding enforcement by 15 percent, with 1,514,000 for personnel and 256,000 for travel.

Washington Hoover Congress Prohibition Woodcock

Four Chicago gunmen held on $1.68 million bonds

Chicago scene reports four gunmen facing one murder and twenty robberies were each set at $420,000 bonds totaling $1,680,000—the largest Cook County bond amount on record. Judge John H. Lyle set the figures at twenty thousand dollars per charge as the men await trial. Also an ad for a two horse farm wagon appears in the same issue.

Chicago John H. Lyle Cook County

Law Firm Adopts New Name After Member Becomes DA

The local firm of Barksdale Warren and McBride changed its name to Barksdale Warren and Barksdale after H. B. McBride was inducted as District Attorney. The firm will include Howard Warren, J. J. Barksdale, and Allen Barksdale. McBride, with E. L. Walker, now a District Judge, is moving to the courthouse.

Barksdale

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Third District Court

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued from the Honorable Third Judicial District Court in the Parish of Schools Louisiana the sheriff will proceed to sell described property to satisfy the judgment.

Third District Court Parish of Schools State of Louisiane Third Judicial District Court

Sale of Harris property in Lincoln Parish on Dec 27 1930

Seized as the property of defendant Robert Harris the E of NW ¼ Section 10 Township 17 North Range 4 West 80 acres more or less will be sold at public auction at the principal front door of the Court House in Ruston Lincoln Parish La between the hours of judicial Sales on Saturday December 27 1930 cash with the benefit of appraisement to satisfy writ and costs this 26th day of November 1930 A J Thigpen Sheriff

Ruston Lincoln Parish Lincoln Pariah Robert Harris A. J. Thigpen

District of Columbia Bar Votes Dry Law Repeal

The Bar Association of the District of Columbia voted 97 to 13 for outright repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. The decision was made in a closed session at a Washington club after minority efforts to postpone the action.

District of Columbia Washington Bar Association of the District of

Card of Thanks for Mrs. W. G. Graham

We thank friends for kindness and floral offerings during the long illness and death of our dear companion and mother Mrs. W G Graham. May God bless each of you. W G Graham W T Graham Lula Graham Mrs J N Martin and family Mrs J B Andrews Mrs Clyde Wilson J H Graham L E Graham and family

W.G. Graham W. G. Graham W. T. Graham Lula Graham J. N. Martin J. B. Andrews Clyde Wilson J. H. Graham L. E. Graham

Pointed Sentences From Hoover Message

Washington December report quotes President Hoover saying economic ills cannot be cured by laws or proclamations and must be healed by producers and consumers. The text notes unemployment will persist through winter and the nation faces hunger or cold.

Washington Dec Hoover

Federal program drives vast public works push

The government outlines a massive year plan for waterway and flood control projects, public buildings, highways and other constructiones totaling over $520.9 million. It argues higher taxes for construction would curb employment in the near term and presses for swift job creation while noting external political fears affecting the mood.

Prisoner Confesses Role in Murder at Hosiery Factory

Port Madison Tywaec December 6 0 The official report says Claston Var dorem Council Bluits serves a life sentence for the murder of his wife. Vandoran confessed he killed after arguing about her infidelity and theft. The incident occurred at the hosiery factory where he worked.

Port Madison Tywa Claston Vardoran Council Bluits Vandoran Areetah Heuttertery

Carter's Liver Pills Demand Original Formula

A reader insists on Carter's Live Liver Pills and rejects substitutes. The ad urges asking for Carter's by name, noting the red bottle as a sign of authenticity and warning against altered or inferior substitutes. The tone stresses brand loyalty and standard product quality.

Carter Pake Carter

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