Military camp dates set for Louisiana National Guard unit
Captain W F McBride announces 156th Infantry of Louisiana National Guard from Lincoln parish will train at Camp Beauregard July 19 to August 2. Also listed are the 28rd Motor Transport, 116th Hospital, and 141st Separate Battalion of Field Artillery. Other units from Lincoln parish proceed to Fort McClellan and Fort Oglethorpe in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAC
W. FE. McBride
156Th Infantry of
Louisiana National Guards
Camp Beauregard
Louisiana
28Rd Motor Transport Company
116Th Hospital Company
141St
Batallion of Field Artillery
Beauregard
Tetselrment
6Ist
Sith
Field Artillery
Fort McCellan
Alabama
Calvery
Fort Oglethorpe
Flemming
McBride
I. J. Tilton
Monroe
North
Walter B. Ransdall
Ransdall
Praised Inspector Reports On School System
A scrambled report lauds inspectors for recognizing high standards in schools and staff. The document cites praise for educators, administrators, and facilities, noting improved procedures and notable achievements. Specific names appear, with emphasis on collaboration and ongoing inspections.
Leader Acknowledges Invitation To Attend Dedication Service
The Leader editorial staff acknowledge receipt of an invitation from the Board of Supervisors and Faculty of LSU and A M College Baton Rouge to attend the dedication of the Dalrymple Memorial Building on Thursday afternoon February 19 1931 at 3 o clock on the New Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Board of Supervisors
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
Baton Rouge
Dalrymple Memorial
Sugar Cane Sales Double From 1930
New Orleans sugar cane purchases by the American Sugar Refining Co. reached 69 000 tons this season, about double last year, announced by vice president Ralph B Stubbs who also said plans for improvements at the New Orleans refinery are underway.
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New Orleans
American Sugar Refining Co
Ralph 8. Stubbs
Stubbs
President Portraits Presented To Lodge At Buffalo
Twenty five years of effort by Aaron Fybush produced a completed Presidential Gallery of autographed photos and letters for Ancient Landmarks No. 441 Masonic lodge. Some items arrived easily, others after delay. Taft’s autograph took twelve years, while Wilson Coolidge and Harding signatures came quickly. The lodge plans to preserve and expand the gallery in coming years. New Orleans timetable changes cut ten hours from the Illinois Central schedule between New Orleans and East St. Louis, effective February 1, with Panama Dispatch 2 departing 9:00 a.m. daily and arriving 9:00 p.m. same day, improving connections and overall service.
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Buffalo
Aaron Fybush
United States
Masonic Lodge
Taft
Wilson
Coolidge
Harding
New Orleans
East St. Louis
Panama Dispatch 2
Belgium Death Fog Blamed on Sulphurous Gas
Brussels February 3 The Nation Belge reports a Liege judicial inquest blames sulphurous anhydride gas for the deadly December fog that killed more than sixty people. The gas is described as invisible with a distinctive suffocating odor.
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Brussels
Nation Belge
Liege
Engls
Thompson outlines drought relief loans and blanks in Louisiana
Chairman B F Thompson of the State Drouth Relief Committee stops in Ruston en route to Camden Arkansas and Alexandria. He says there will be ample application blanks, details the $45 million loan program limits, and notes funds cover seed fertilizer and feed while food aid is through Red Cross. He urges farmers to apply promptly to start crops.
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B. F. Thompson
State
Drouth Relief Committee
Ruston
Camden
Arkansas
Alexandria
Thompson
Lincoln Parish
Drouth
Memphis
Congress
National Agricultural Committee
Mr. Thompson
Hoover
National Red Cross
John Barton Payne
The
Red Cross
Appropriations Committee of Congress
Mr. Payne
Central Rally To Award Medals For Sportsmanship
Alexandria February 9 central Louisiana high school basketball tournament at Louisiana College seeks two goals. It will crown the championship team of twenty three parishes and also select the most sportsman like boy and girl in the section.
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Thad Waters
Tioga
Maude Lee Jotingon
Central Louisiana
Alexandria
Louisiana College
By No Means It Is Not About Neighbors Watching You
A cryptic line notes neighbors are induced to keep an eye on you while serving haute prtune, suggesting social scrutiny or a coded remark about public perception. The fragment hints at judgment or surveillance without a clear event or人物 names.
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Haute Pritune
Hilly Notes and Social Arrivals in Ruston Area
Beloved Mr. J. BE. Saint returned home from Ruston sanitarium Sunday afternoon. Friday night visits include Miss Trene Delony with her brother W. F. Delony. Various guests and family gatherings feature Mrs. J. E. Delany, Mrs. W. J. Larance, Miss Lois Alexander, Miss Marie Larance, and others in Ruston Arcadia Haynesville and Vienna area visits.
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E. Saint
J. BE. Saint
Ruston Sanitarium
Trene Delony
Ruston
W. F. Delony
L. J. Larance
T. A. Larance
Lois Alexander
Marie Larance
J. E. Delany
Arcadia
W. J. Larance
Alline Hinton
Henry Hinton
Wesley Chapel
James Barmore
David James
V. C. Larance
Mina ‘Larance
Aubin Larance
Haynesville
W. C. Larance
W. A. Larance
W. E. Akins
Louie Barnett
Hico
W. F. Delany
Paul Wilks
Vienna
F. M. Wilks
Pleasant Hill Visit by Grigsby Family and Miss Stephens
In Pleasant Hill on February 10, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grigsby and their children visited Mr. and Mrs. Mat ... Also joining were Miss Myra Stephens, enjoying the small social gathering and conversation.
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Chester Grigsby
Myra Stephens
Mat
Sewing Circle Organized In This Wesley Chapel Community
The ladies of this Wesley Chapel community formed a sewing circle meeting with Mrs. B Gardner and Mrs Cullen Hinton on Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Hinton, Mrs. Belton, Mrs. Lon Stephens, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Grigsby, Miss Belton, and Miss Myra Stephens. Past week notes recount visits and social gatherings, with plans to meet again next Wednesday. Local residents entertained guests and extended sympathies for a death in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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8. B. Gardner
Cullen Hinton
B. Gardner
W. J. Belton
Lon Stephens
F. D. Simpson
Chester Grigsby
Prentiss Belton
Myra Stephens
George Carroll, Jr
Earnest Grigsby
Audra West
Sarah Causey
John Beard
Walker Brewer
Etna
Kit Lyles
Etna Beard
Mise Margie Simpson
Harvey
Fynton Simpson
Ruston
George Carroll
Little Rock
Arkansas
W. J. Beiton
J. C. Pesnell
L. T. West
Carl Belton
Ruato
W. T. Strain
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Ruston High School
Southern Association of High Schools
Simsboro
Choudrant
Cox
Lincoln
Louisiana Tech
Ptats
Dhacias
H OL. Campbell
Binerola Gartioht
Piper
Wu Dew
John & Ox
ColepAny
Campbell
Geetha
Pagedte Agiel
Baer
Abe Luis Cf
Mtsul
Belgium
Areer
ANS Deane Po
Order of Mali
Call DE Generes Bros
Temas & Jordan Sts. Bhreveport
Pleasant Hill
Fou
South
Haturee Evans
Educational Bureau 512
Guaranty Bank Bldg
Alexandria, la
Woriing
Avery Bob-Tail Panter
Avery Hill
J L. Cardill & Son
Ruston, LA
Hillcrest Poultry Farm
P. D. Box
E. D. McCallum Seed Store
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