Bryceland Wins North Louisiana Cage Tourney Final 24 to 14
Bryceland high school captured the north Louisiana championship by defeating Sikes high school 24 to 14 in the finals after advancing with a 31 to 18 win over Ouachita parish. Oak Grove shocked Byrd of Shreveport 24 to 23 in the semifinals as rain forced indoor play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryceland High School
North Louisiana
Sikes High School
Bryceland
Ouachita Parish High School
Sikes
Oak Grove
Ouachita Parish
Byrd High
School of Shreveport
Calhoun
White Sikes
Bastrop
Clarks
Newellton
Simsboro
Winnfield
Collinston
Linvville
Harris
Lisbon
Weston
Choudrant
Summerfield
Monroe City High
Met Rouge
Sarepta
Eros
Bernice
Chatham
Marion
Ogden
Central High
Ansley
Bonita
Haughton
Farmerville
Shreveport
Marion Outfit
Delhi
Ouachita Pardish
Monroe
Woh
Quitman
Shreveport-Oak Grove
Yellow Jackets
Tyler Commercial College Seeks Teachers for Business Careers
Mr W M Roberts president of Tyler Commercial College says teachers who enter business fare better than average. The school places hundreds of graduates yearly and notes teachers finish quicker with strong literary training. A booklet Achieving Success in Business outlines courses and success stories. Free booklet available by clipping and mailing the coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Roberts
Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Southwest
Roberts
Tyler
T. C
Squill Kill Drug Co Ad Promises Safe Pest Control
An old ad touts Squill Kill as a non poison rodent and pest killer safe for livestock. It claims USDA approval and notes rats eat it readily while humans and domestic animals remain unharmed. It retails for 50 cents. says use in home barn or poultry house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Squill Kil Drug Co
Barnesville
Ohio
Marbury Drug Company
Sheriff Sale in Third District Court Lincoln Parish
Notice of public auction to sell half interest in 100 acres described land in Lincoln Parish Louisiana seized under a Writ of Fiery Fact to satisfy court costs. Sale at Ruston courthouse steps March 22 1930 with cash terms no appraisal. Sheriff A J Thigpen authority.
Public Auction Under Writ of Fieri Facias In Lincoln Parish
In Third District Court Lincoln Parish La a writ of fieri facias issued by the Third Judicial District Court directs sale. At Ruston parish front courthouse steps on Saturday March 1 1930 a sale of dry goods notions groceries shoes and fixtures seized as property of defendant Co Heard to satisfy the writ and costs. Terms cash with appraisal benefit. Date February 12 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Sheriff's Office
Cross Roads
Co. C. Heard
A. J. Thigpen
Partition Sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
Notice of a partition sale issued by the Third Judicial District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana. The sale of land described as the southwest quarter of Section 5 Township 18 North Range 2 West with improvements will occur at the Ruston courthouse front door to settle a partition by licitation between Dolly Gipson Vu Lena Taylor and others. Sale to highest bidder for cash without appraisement under February 5 1930 commission. Sherif A J Trigpem signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Third District Court
Ruston
Sitlutea
A. J. Trigpem
Sherif
Birthday calendar shift explains Washington date
A column explains George Washington was born Feb 11 1732 in Virginia under the Julian calendar. After 1752 England and colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar causing Washingtons birthday to be celebrated Feb 22. Lincoln born 1809 after Gregorian adoption. The piece details leap year rule changes and calendar adoption in Russia and Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Kenneth F. Hewins
Louisiana Tech Journalism Department
A. M. Harding
University of Arkansas
Virginia
George
Harding
Washington
England
Abraham Lincoln
Gregory
Julius Caesar
Alaska
Russia
United States
Roumania
Card of Thanks for Mary Ruth Caver
The family thanks friends for floral offerings and kindness during the illness and death of baby Mary Ruth Caver. Mr and Mrs L Caver and daughter Charline express heartfelt appreciation. 2-24-11w pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Caver
L. Caver
Charline
Mining Foundation Of All Civilization
The piece extols mining as humanity’s oldest industry and a fundamental driver of civilization. It notes metals power daily life from electricity to tools, asserts epochs are defined by metals, and proclaims the current Mechanical Age depends on metals across industries. The voice adds a closing disclaimer about offering the idea freely.
Democrats Likely to Win Most Solons This Year
Washington note surveys mood after Massachusetts election signals. Analysts debate if GOP losses foreshadow 1932 shifts or if Democrats cannot unite for the presidency. Representative Grandfield arrives to take oath amid explanations of the Massachusetts upset. SHRUBBERY FOR SALE. Evergreens and roses listed by Mrs. P. P. Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Massachusetts
G. O. PF
Congress
Grandfield
Who Is the Victor Sugar Tariff Debate In Senate
The Literary Digest frames the Senate vote to keep the present sugar tariff as a victory for consumers. It argues that tariffs based on politics rather than business hinder production, harming American workers and consumers by inviting foreign price manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Literary Digest
Lindbergh Gathers Flight Experiments in Camp Nearby
San Diego reports Col Charles Lindbergh will continue goier experiments at a local camp. Ortiz Rubio predicts a Hoover visit to Mexico. In Cleveland 4000 unemployed marched to city hall. 500 admitted to a council meeting. police attacked as others were screened. three officers hurt and two mob members injured. A 15 year old John Blake attempted to rob a cigar store after a dispute. Miss Grace Hartman sues Leo Wells for 10200 damages claiming a party hug broke several ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberg
San Diego
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Cleveland
Grace Hartman
Lincoln, Neb
Leo P. Wells
First Field Day Meet for Negro Schools at Grambling
The Negro Schools of Lincoln Parish held their Field Day Meet at Lincoln Parish Training School in Grambling on February 21. Fourteen schools competed in literary tests, club singing, and speaking with prizes of one hundred dollars for grammar schools. Lincoln Parish Training School girls defeated Webster Parish girls in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish
Grambling
Louisiana
R. W. E. Jones
M. Sterling
Jeanes
H. L. Campbell
Parish
Campbell
Lincoln Parish Training School
Webster Parish
Webster party boys win in pleasant sporting day
The Webster boys team won as our boys played well. The day was sports pleasantly and profitably, noted M Sterling, Jeames Teacher.
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Bienville
Tyler Commercial College and School OF Business Administration
Tyler, Texas
Bee He HS
Brazil
Austria
Italy
U. S. S. Pensacola
Sheriff's Sale
Carl L. Davis
Murphy Tanner
State of Louisiana
Third Judicial Court
Township
Sheriff’s Sale
Dolly Gipson
Lena Taylor
Hewins
P. P. Knowles
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
John Blake
Ralph Musser
France
S. R. Clay
el Dorado Welfare Bureau
South Arkansas
Coe Ea Aults
el Dorado High School
Passion Play
City Hall
Hiamtines Priday
C. C. Alley
Goodyear
Eecesican
C.C. Alley
Chicago
CIVIC
Shreveport Civic Opera Association
Carmen
Marla Klaszawska
Mary Garden
Cesare Poradchi
Clacomo Wimint
Ttenma Male Kon
Oentira
Hieayge Club Opera Hallet
Hoeberto Romanuéoni
Seate
Shreveport Civile Opera Association
Municipal Auditorium
Arena
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