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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1930

Page

4

Inauguration Attack Wounds Mexico President Ortiz Rubio

Pascual Ortiz Rubio was wounded in the jaw by six bullets two hours after his inauguration as president of Mexico. A gunman, Daniel Flores, claimed he acted alone while police arrested seven others on suspicion amid claims of a Vasconcelos party plot. Chauffeur Felix Galvan saved the president by driving to the Red Cross hospital. Portes Gil vowed punishment for disorder and urged calm.

Iplensa City Nexios Pascual Ortiz Rubio Bamilio Portes Gil Jose Vasconcelos Tial Senora Ortiz Rubio Hous Daniel Flores Ortiz Rubio Flores Vasconcelos Party Matia Rove Felix Galvan Red Cross Senor Portes Gil

Shreveport Minden Road Nears April Opening

On February 4 the state highway department said the concrete section between Minden and Filmore should open in a few days barring bad weather. The full Shreveport Minden road is expected ready for traffic by mid April as rains have worsened current detours for transportation companies and travelers. Less than 3600 feet of the Minden Filmore stretch remains to be paved.

Shreveport State Highway Department Minden Filmore Shreveport- Minden Miden-Filmore

The Harder Task How Much Easier Do We Find It

A compact aphorism notes that doing a good action is more straightforward to contend with than merely imitating it. The anonymous quotation contrasts effort and originality, urging genuine deeds over copied behavior.

Ruston merchants enroll in marketing class at City Hall

Ruston business men gather for a Tuesday night marketing course in City Hall led by Amos W Ford assistant professor of economics at Louisiana Tech under the Tech extension division. About 30 expect to join and college credit is offered with creditless attendance half price.

Ruston Amos. W. Ford Louisiana Tech Tech Extension Division Ford Louisiana Senator Connally Federal Farm Board Baylor University University of Chicago Southwestern College Winnfield Kan Bradley Polytechnic Institute Peoria, Ill Bellvue, Texas The National Association of Teachers of Marketing and Advertising

General Ashburn Reports Gains in Barge Line

New Orleans, La. General T. Q. Ashburn, chairman of the controlling board, states that export of machinery and metals brought down on the barge line to New Orleans rose 144 percent in 1929 versus 1828. Gains were seen along the line with a 45 percent rise in export shipments. Ashburn expects even larger increases in 1930 and cites New Orleans as the main exit point for heavy Midwest shipments.

New Orleans T. Q. Ashburn Gaines General Ashburn Mid-West

New Orleans Plans Large Riverfront Building Complex

New Orleans concentrates 9 million dollars in building and equipment along Canal Street, the city’s main business thoroughfare, aiming to impress visitors on arrival within the next few months.

New Orleans Oi Canal Street

Port project linked to pro program advances

A brief note indicates the plan will connect with a pro program, signaling alignment with existing port development efforts. Details are sparse, but the initiative suggests coordinated infrastructure work and potential funding or policy support.

New Orleans Vieux Carre to Feature Brighter Lantern Lights

New Orleans officials say all problems cleared for a complete fighting lighting system in the Old Quarter. By Carnival operation, lantern style lights on ten foot standards will replace 58 old lamps with 370 new units. The design mirrors old French gas lamps and aims for a softer glow than Canal Street.

New Orleans Carnival France Canal Street

New Orleans Leads Latin Trade Surge in 1928

New Orleans shows far faster growth in Latin American trade than the nation. From 1917 to 1928 exports and imports with South America rose sharply while national gains were smaller. 1928 global commerce reached 587.62 million, Latin America 41 percent, with exports near 80 million and imports over 162 million to tropical southern lands.

New Orleans Mexico Cuba Brazil Uruguay Paraguay Argentina Chile Colombia Venezuela

Marriage Licenses Issued for Clay and Ruston Couples

Colored Willie Calloway of Clay marries Verlina Osborne of Clay. Homer Cole of Ruston weds Merle Williams of Ruston.

Willie Calloway Clay Verlina Osborne Homer Coleman Ruston Merle Williams

Marriage License Colored Leonard Young and May Lois Howard

Leonard Young of Sims and May Lois Howard of Ruston obtained a marriage license confirming their intended union. The couple plans to wed in a ceremony to be announced by local authorities and parish records.

Leonard Young Simsoro May Lois Howard Ruston

Dairying Promoted as Key American Industry

The article argues dairying as the best money making sideline for farmers who plant cash crops, highlighting Louisiana interest and cautioning that it is not a cure-all or a path to universal wealth. It frames dairying as a viable supplementary income rather than a universal solution for all farm evils.

Louisiana

Black-Draught Helped Ardmore Woman End Digestion Troubles

Mrs. Czarina Doke of Ardmore Oklahoma testifies that after years of poor health from indigestion she used Black-Draught. She describes weight loss severe gas pains headaches and bad tastes then relief after taking small daily doses for several days leading to normal appetite and well being.

Thedford Ardmore Okla

Fragmentary 19th Century Farming Opinion Piece

The text appears as fragmented historical commentary arguing about farming in the country. It references adult education, dairying, and farmers taking up side lines to support American greatness. Names and clear facts are not readable.

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