Drouth Relief Chairman Explains Loan Process
Louisiana Drouth Relief Chairman Mr Thompson outlines how government funds are loaned to farmers. A parish by parish committee will review applications using a blank form, with loans direct from the government to eligible farmers suffering from drouth or storms.
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Drouth Relief
BR. F
Thompson
Alexandria
National Agricultural Commission
National Committee of Agriculture
Drouth
Commissioner of Agriculture
December Sets Parish Tax Revenue Record
A sheriff and tax collector report shows total December receipts of 198 25h 408 for taxes licenses and income in Shyycela parish the highest monthly total on record. Items include Taxes 185128.24 Fines 20 Whiskey Fines 6 State License 410.70 Parish License 30.40 Poll Tax 2315.00 Hunters License 80 Angling License 50 and more. Disbursements split Parish Treasury 60 584 ab State Treasury US LOA Parish Superintendent 33 080.65 Sheriff Salary Bund 6 50084
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Moray
Wich
J. J. Thigpen
Shyycela Parish
Irs
Parish Treasury
State
Lincoln parish schools reopen after longest holiday recess
Lincoln parish schools reopen this morning after an extended holiday break. Superintendent Campbell reports all teachers back at their posts and district offices functioning, with operations returning to normal after the recess period.
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Lincoln Parish
Holl. Campbell
Chapel
Moutiberg
Wes Ur
Farmer Ends Life With Pistol In Arcadia
A farmer named Frank White, 43, of Arcadia, reportedly killed himself with a pistol at his home. Friends and family mourn as authorities investigate the apparent suicide. He is survived by a spouse and several children, with funeral arrangements expected to be announced by the cemetery.
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Arcadia
Jai
Frank White
Utah
Temple Church Observes Day Of Service In January Visit
A Sunday service at Temple Baptist church despite inclement weather drew worshippers for the Lord's Supper and an evening program by Roy O M Curley from Port Arthur. Curley spoke on Jesus and His Sufferings. baptism was administered at service end.
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Temple Baptist Church
J.D. Carroll
Prchystra
Roy
OM. Curley
4Th Avenues
Churh
Port Arita
Texas
Jesus
Corley
Bre Carroivs
L S U School Of Medicine Is Created In New Orleans
New Orleans witnesses the formal creation of L S U School Of Medicine by a joint action of the board of administrators of L S U and the hospital trustees. Pro A A Vidlelie elected director, aims to unify charity hospital care and tactile aid services. The initial plan spans two years with ongoing support from the hospital and governor, directing funds to hospital needs.
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New Orleans
U. Wate
L. 8
Chousey Hospital
New Odeana
Cherity Hospital
France Mourns Marshal Joffre as Nation Grieves
A distressed France bows at the bier of Marshal Joffre, with mournful crowds and official ceremonies marking the end of a war era. The passage recalls Napoleonic echoes and the weight of leadership, reflecting on national grief and public homage.
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France
Marshal Joffre
Joffre's Funeral Plans and Resting Places
A note indicates Madame Joffre forbids death masks or post death portraits. The veteran's son will be moved to Notre Dame and then the Invalides, sharing a sepulcher with Napoleon and Marshal Foch. His body will await a tomb at the Joffre estate at Lonveciennes.
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Joffre
Madame Joffre
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
the Invalides
Napoleon
Marshal Foch
500 Farmers Storm Town in England Arkansas
About 500 farmers stormed England Arkansas's business district demanding food. A Red Cross appeal led to food distribution. 265 had received allowances by early evening while 66 waited in line. Cravge B.E. Morris urged restraint as crowds shouted for sustenance for starving families. Local merchants and Red Cross coordinated a partial relief effort with $2.75 per family authorized.
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England
Ark
Red Cross
Cravge BE. Morris
Red Crogs
Little Rock
C. E. Hawkins
Birth of First 1931 Child in New York Highlighted by Dudley Malone
International lawyer Dudley Field Malone announced the birth of a son born at one minute past midnight on January 1 1931. The mother Edna Louise Johnson of Minnesota and the 10 pound child were reported in satisfactory condition.
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New York
Dudley Field Malone
Edna Louise Johnson
Minnesota
Ford Plants to Resume Operations Across Nation
Ford announces assembly lines at River Rouge and 30 plants nationwide will restart Monday morning January 5 after a two week inventory halt. At Buick in Flint, over 1,090 hires were revealed, while Oldsmobile in Lansing also reported staff reinforcements.
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Detroit
Ford Company
River Rouge
Flint
Buick
Oldsmobile
Lansin
Erapluyes
Restrictions on Press Freedom Discussed by Professor
Boston December 3 Prof Ralph da Crosman of the University of Goldy spoke on press freedom amid 1930 developments. He cited Minnesota’s injunctions threatening newspapers and noted Hoover era views on criticizing government officials and Nye committee actions as key factors shaping journalism.
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Boston
Ralph da. Crosman
University of Goldy
Crowman Usted
Minnesota Stncgate
United Shakes Supreme Court
Grosmin
Ut- Toraukees
Hoover
Nye
Va Brhcic
Ruth Taupe McCarrick
Ralph S.kelley
Cotton Ginned in Parish of Lincoln
A card from the United States Department of Agriculture shows the ginning totals for Lincoln Parish prior to December 1. It records 139 bales of cotton ginned to that date, compared with a prior figure of 10 bales.
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Lincoln
Ue So Departaent Ad Consitree
Lutna
Bali
Dincoly
King George Press Agent Draft Surprises Teen World
A garbled report hints at an event where King George interacts with the world press amid tensions between Bucking and a foreign power. The article suggests a court Gazette plan and a possible, unclear public reaction to royal media engagement.
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George of
Celal Court
Owhieh
Early Railroad Speed Nears Novel Achievements
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early locomotives achieving speed records with several engines reaching high velocities. The text hints at distinctive design features and rapid development in early railway propulsion.
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Asnation
Amd
Hhevse Diaion
Berries on heels of sugar in Louisiana crops
Louisiana's 1930 farm value from main crops totaled about 107.8 million dollars, with berries at 6.01 million and sugar at 10.63 million. Cotton led, valued at 39.32 million, while rice reached 13.26 million and corn 11.35 million. Compared with 1929, overall farm value dropped roughly 34.6 percent due to lower production and prices.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Lionel L. Jones
Agricultural Statistican
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Tarmiers
Ty Lee
Architect Named For New Convalescent Home
The article outlines a planned convalescent home with a projected cost of $596,000 and details on taxes and levies amounting to $1,060,000,000. It references a will related to Corinne Mulenbergus and mentions federal and local tax implications, along with allocations for special funds and personal property valued at $130,000,000.
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Mir Corinne Mulenbergus
Notice of annual bank director election for First National Bank of Ruston
In accord with the Articles of Association the regular annual election of Directors will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 1 1991 between 10 a m and noon. Add Thompson V P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Ruston
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Ruston Bank
In accordance with article 6 of the charter of Ruston State Bank a stockholders meeting will be held in the banking room on Tuesday January 1931 between 10 a m and 12 noon to elect a board of directors for 1931. Dated December 16 1930 J P Graham cashier.
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Ruston State Bank
Ruston
Louisiana
Citizens Bank Ruston to Hold Directors Election Date
In accord with the Charter and By-Laws of Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Ruston, the regular annual election of Directors will be held Tuesday, January 14, 1932. W. S. May, cashier.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company of
Ruston
Ruston Lincoln Sanitarium to Hold Stockholders Meeting
Notices are given that the annual meeting of the Ruston Lincoln Sanitarium Inc. will be at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Ruston Louisiana on Tuesday January 1 1931 at 7 00 p m. to elect a board of directors for the wing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. G A Davis secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston-Lincoln Sanitarium, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Ruston
G, A, Davis
Sec’y
Bamboo in Ceyton Surges Beyond Ten Feet
Makee Rapid Growth Bamboo in Ceyton reaches heights over 10 feet, with records of as much as 16 inches in a single day. This rapid growth highlights the species’ vigorous expansion in local conditions.
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Ceyton
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