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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary publication text shows names such as Faulk Jr and Meyer with references to an official journal and publication office. Subscription rates listed for parish notices, obituaries, and memorials indicate a periodical issue regime and administrative details rather than a coherent current event. The legible items include dates and matter classifications, but the text remains incomplete.
A civic piece argues that individual voter trust is vital in a primary election. It contends voters should critically evaluate candidates rather than follow political machines, predicting cleaner government if citizens vote with informed discernment.
On election day citizens must exercise their right and select the candidate best suited for office. The piece urges careful judgment, praising integrity and ability over empty promises and political pressure.
A fragment urges every man to vote for economic recovery and financial reconstruction. It advocates unity with the next four years and following a candidate to restore vitality and strength in the nation. The text stresses business acumen, structure, and shared direction for renewal.
An altered speech pattern discusses women proposing in Leap Year, hinting at evolving roles while referencing veterans, societal expectations, and international tensions. The text flits between comments on Poland, Japan, and a person extradited to England, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
The article discusses a shift from maximizing total production to maximizing economically produced units. It notes the dairy sector faces harsh competition as markets fall, stressing low production per cow and widespread tick infestation in Louisiana as barriers to achieving low unit costs.
Government reports show poultry and dairy products had the best price situation among agricultural goods while profits remain higher than many over produced crops. Louisiana farms can boost output. New Orleans markets import eggs, poultry, butter and cheese due to local shortages. Refrigeration revolutionizes food distribution. rapid freezing and rail cars cut losses and may lead to wall refrigerators in stores. Land use is a national issue. calls for land planning commissions and classification of idle lands in Louisiana. Two Goodyear blimps and autogyros compete in All-American Air Races to see who can catch the first fish in Biscayne Bay, Florida. Try Our Classified Ads.
Weekly lesson analyzes Jesus conversation with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. It highlights how character and reputation diverge, Jesus's tactful approach, and the woman's transformative response leading others to hear his message. The water of life imagery connects wells to truth and healing.
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