Dubach to vote on $20,000 natatorium bonds in Feb 1957
Notice from Dubach Louisiana mayor and board of aldermen announces a February 12 1957 special election to authorize issuing 20000 in bonds to fund a public natatorium with up to six percent interest over twenty years. Polling at City Hall opens 7am closes 6pm under state law.
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Dubach
Louisiana
Wits
City Hall
Town of
du- Hach
Bubach
FST
R. M. Enloe
A.M. Tatum
Public sale set on January 19 for tow truck in Lincoln Parish
Lawful notice states Jesse J. Riser Sheriff will offer at public auction at the Ruston Court House a seized 194 GMC tow truck plate and motor numbers as property of Dwain L Eliott to satisfy a writ with cash terms and appraisal benefit. Also Lula’s 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr seized under a different writ will be sold February 2 at the Ruston Court House with cash terms and costs.
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Ruston
Lincoln
Parish
Lincoln Parish
Dwain L. Eliott
Jesse J. Riser
Third District Court
Parish OF Lincoln
State OF Louisiana
Early
Chevrolet, Inc
Luther J. Ensley
Third Judicial District Court
Court House
Luther
Ensley
Riser
Notice to Bidders for Vehicles in Lincoln Parish Schools
Sealed bids for one automobile and one pickup truck will be received by the Lincoln Parish School Board in Ruston Louisiana until 10:00 am Monday February 11 1957. Bids read aloud after opening. Submit to Superintendent of Schools office with Lincoln Parish School Board address. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Schmits
Court House Brigkting
Ruston
Louisiana
Lincoln Parish School Board
Lincoln Parish
Sehimnils
Morelle Emmons
S. Coln Parish
Ton
Morellé Emmons
Green
Ritchie
Boatta
R. M. Foster
Lincoln Parish School Board elects Dr Green president
The Lincoln Parish School Board meeting approved minutes and elected Dr Green as president after nominating Dr Green and Colvin as vice president. R. M. Foster retired from consideration as president after a decade of service, with a formal resolution praising his leadership. Bids on water supply and elevated tank for Simsboro were awarded to Edington and Gilbert Bros respectively, with bus purchase approved and clerical notes on gym floor repairs and upcoming association meeting discussed. The meeting adjourned with secretary Morelle Emmons.
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Islana
Nalley
R. M. Foster
Lincoln Parish
Bard
Frazier
Dr. Green
Nobles
Green
Ritchie
Napper
Mr. Ritchie
Reed
Mr. Colvin
Mr. Napper
Ritchle
Gilbert Bros
Monroe
B. F. Edington Drilling Co
Shrevenort
B. F. Edington
B. M. Crooks
Winnfield
Simsboro
B. F. Edington Company
Shreveport
Louisiana
Lincoln Parish Police Jury Session Adopts Road Grants
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury met January 8 1957 in Ruston at the Courthouse with 11 members present led by President John A Mitchell. Minutes from prior meetings were approved and public roads in Ward 5 and Ward 4 were granted pending right of way and railroad right-of-way alignment. Ads for trucks and dump loads were deferred to March bids. meeting adjourned.
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Ruston
Louisiana
Lincoln, Parish
A. Tey
John A. Mitchell
C. M. Mathewes
J. W. Cook
W. H. Sumrall
M. A. Woodard
H. I. Henry
W. B. Walker
Virgil Frazier
R. M. Enloe
E.wise
J. E B. Delany
Floyd B. James
South
Public
Berdiana Smelly
Frazier
Walker
Hopewell Road
Claude Barmore
N. R
Henry
Winning Road
Ilinois Central Railroad
Kelvin Bennett
J. A. Mitchell
Prescientee
Coln
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Early Chevrolet, Inc
Dwain L. Elliott
Bourd
Lanishes
Lou
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. A. Harper
Crowesville
Reba Hughes
So Association
Napned
Allen
Emmons
Atlantic City
Jackson
Alexandria
Dubach High School
Howard Rivers
Lincoln Builders
E. O. Cooley
Ted R. Woods
Creomulsion
Mercury
America