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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1931

Page

5

Two Day Farmers Short Course Planned at Local College

Louisiana State University Extension Division and Louisiana Tech agricultural department arrange a two day short course for farmers and farm wives at the local college on Friday and Saturday February 27 and 28. A full schedule of lectures covers modern farming and home making with noted speakers, including R L Reese J A Shealy Miss Sophia Stone and T C Alexander. The program lists talks on farm programs poultry hogs milk cows cotton gardening and home demonstration with specialists from extension and Singer Sewing Machine Co among others. A hatchery start is noted for February 25 with trays rental by calling D James.

Louisiana State University Extension Division Agricultural Department of Louisiana Tech R. L. Reese Agricultural Department of Louisiana Tech J. A. Shealy Lincoln Parish G. W. Bond Louisiana Polytechnic Institute H. C. Sanders F. W. Spencer Clyde Ingram M. M. LaCroix Ellen LeNoir Willie Woodruff Singer Sewing Machine Co Louisiana Tom Bourg Wille Woodruff R A. Wasson Dee Association

Democrats Plan 1932 Campaign Meeting in Washington

Democratic leaders summoned a meeting in Washington to chart the 1932 presidential campaign. Chairman Raskob urged rapid fundraising to cover deficits and sustain party work through and between campaigns at the Mayflower Hotel.

Washington Democratic Nation Committee Riaskob

Better Administration Of Law Urged By Jurist

Port Worth, Tex. A jurist argues for stronger law administration noting that general attitudes toward dawn and enforcement hinder progress. The remarks focus on need for effective legal structures and routine governance. Judge Muiread Ritter, 32, of…

Port Worth Tex Muiread Ritter

Sheriff Warns of Tax Deadline and Penalty

Sheriff A J Thigpen says the office is busy collecting state and parish license taxes this week with deputies in the parish aiming to finish returns before March 1. After March 1 a special collector will charge 2 percent per month on delinquent taxes. He urges all holdouts to file before the limit. FOR SALE Gas cook stove and heater dining set bedroom set refrigerator 9 room house for rent Phone 401 F 02 17 2tdasltw pd

A. J. Thigpen

New G M N Terminal Expected by Jan 1

New Orleans Feb 10 Work on the Gulf Mobile and Northern railroad terminal progresses toward completion early next year. I B Tigrell president of the G M N announced in New Orleans with F E Williamson Burlington System officials. The terminal between Gentilly Road and Florida Walk will handle 3000 cars and uses canal fill from Dock Board slips.

New Orleans Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad I. B. Tigrell F. E. Williamson Burlington System Burlington Gentilly Road Florida Walk Dock Board

Dining Room Attractiveness Promoted In Home Setting

A 1930s style home feature emphasizes the dining room as the focal point for family gatherings and entertaining. Morton J. Kavanaugh, manager of Kavanaugh Furniture, urges comfortable chairs and fine linen to foster pleasant conversation at meals. Dining room suites in various woods and veneers are marketed to enhance the room’s appeal.

Morton J. Kavanaugh Kavanaugh Furniture Company

Promotions in Illinois Central Top Execs Named

The February Illinois Central Magazine reports executive promotions at Illinois Central. John L. Berends becomes senior vice president and Robert V. Fletcher ascends to vice president and general counsel while President Lawrence A. Lewis takes on duties previously held by the late Charles H. Markham as chairman of the board. Senior vice president Biveday is noted in the piece with background on family and service, and Fletcher’s Kentucky origin and Mississippi legal career are highlighted.

Ulinois Central John L. Berends Robert V. Fletcher Lawrence A. Lewis Charles H. Markham Biveday Tlourombad Air

House Votes In Favor Of Veteran Bill

Washington Feb 16 The House passed the veterans loan bill by 363 to 39 sending it to the Senate amid strong support and anticipated veto override. The measure would raise loan value of adjusted compensation certificates and accompany expansions of veterans facilities and pensions for widows and children.

Washington House Senate Longworth Tilson Hawley Ways and Means Committee Meilon Treasury Garner Kvale Minnesota Bacharach New Jersey Secretary of the Treasury Charman Hawley Representatves Treadway Massachusetts Ramseyer Iowa Chindblom Illinois Fort Treadway House Veterans Committee

Combating Auto Accidents Requires All Resources

William BroSmith of Travelers Insurance says the automobile accident problem demands full mobilization of all resources to successfully combat it. He emphasizes comprehensive efforts by insurers, authorities, and the public to reduce crashes and injuries.

William BroSmith Travelers Insurance Company

Accident prevention focus grows in 1901 effort

The industry will pay greater attention to accident prevention in 1901. About $300,000,000 was paid out by insurers in 1990 for automobile accidents, mostly for deaths and injuries. The National Safety Council and schools have promoted safety, with child safety improving as adult rates rise, urging adults to learn from children.

Ance BroSsmith National Safety Council

Old Timer Albert Tibbets Longtime Jonesboro Editor

Albert 9 Tibbets, longtime printer and editor for the Jonesboro Gazette, marks over six decades with the paper. An Illinois press veteran, he began work during the 1872 election week as Horace Greeley sought the presidency, noted in J. O. Karraker’s article in Hinds Central Magazine.

Ilinois Press Albert 9. Tibbets Jonesboro Gazette J. O. Karraker First National Bank of Jonesboro Hinds Central Magazine Tilinoia Mr. Tibbets Gazette Horace Greeley

Every Public School Will Have Orchestra

New Orleans announces a citywide plan under Miss Mary M. Conway to create an orchestra in every elementary public school. Twice yearly, top players from each school orchestra will join concerts during National Music Week and other events. Many schools already have complete orchestras.

New Orleans Mary M. Conway

President Signs Chalmette Park Survey Measure

New Orleans February 10 The measure Hoover signed funds a survey to determine the cost of transforming Chalmette battleground into a national park site linked to the January 1815 Battle of New Orleans. The Chalmette monument and grounds were turned over to the government in 1929. Secretary of War Hurley took charge five months ago.

New Orleans Chalmette Hoover Hurley

Illinois poet denies claims against Abe

New York report states Martin L. Davey of Kent Ohio, former congressman, calls Edgar Lee Masters biography of Abraham Lincoln intellectual and spiritual vandalism. Davey defends Lincoln as human with frailties that enhance greatness and criticizes Masters for a distorted portrayal. He also attacks equal vigor toward Rupert Hughes biography of George Washington.

New York Martin L. Davey Kent Ohio Edgar Lee Masters Abraham Lincoln Masters Illinois Spoon River Lincoln America Davey George Washington Rupert Hughes

Prominent Mexican Visitor Stops in New Orleans

New Orleans on February 10 reports Senor Blas Valenzuela a leading farmer from Sinaloa Mexico who cultivates 35000 acres and is the largest bean and tomato grower in Mexico. He plans shipments of beans garbanzos valued at 165000 dollars to Spain.

New Orleans Senor Blas Valenzuela Sinaloa Mexico Spain

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