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Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1931

Page

10

Dairy Cows to Undergo Tuberculosis Test Campaign

A state health board led program will test all dairy cattle in the area for tuberculosis starting today under Lincoln Parish Health Unit supervision. Dr. Victor Harris will supervise, with reactors to be disposed of within 30 days. The Bureau of Animal Industry will reimburse one third of the value up to 75 dollars per reactor, and testing will continue yearly unless reactors appear, in which case tests occur every six months.

State Board of Health Lincoln Parish Health Unit F. D. Jackson Victor Harris V. S Bureau of Animal Industry Washington, D. C R. H. Alien

Parrots Blood Used In Paralyzed Girl Transfusion

A Joliet physician, seeking a Chicago specialist, used parrot blood in a transfusion for 15 year old Lillian Fiser, an infantile paralysis patient. Miscommunication over a telephone consult led to the erroneous use of an option labeled as parental blood. The incident was deemed to have no evident harm.

Jeliet

Recipes From The Past Sandwiches And Roasts Menu

A collection of old recipe snippets describes Delicious Sandwich Filling with peanut butter grape jelly raisins and chopped meats, Apple Cinnamon Waffles with diced apples and spices, Baked Steak with lemon onions pepper and mushrooms, and Ox Heart Grenadier roasting with prunes crackers and lemon juice, offering period cooking methods and serving notes.

Parrot Assisted Blood Transplant At Tech Banquet

A Joliet woman submitted her parrot for an operation described as a blood transfer from the bird to a girl named Lillian who was in critical condition. The parrot anaesthetized, recovered well and made no ill effects. The event occurred amid a Tech High event with a dinner hosted by Miss Bessie Joyce and Miss Lola Tucker, featuring Victoria Andrews in the grand match and a program of songs and speeches.

Joliet Perrot Lillian Tech Tech High Victoria Andrews Bessie Joyce Lola Tucker Josephine Houck Virginia Day Vernie Williamson Rudolph Beasley Bobby Johnson Manning Riser Foster Price E. Phillips Billy Phillips G. W. Bond Sarah Kelley

Action Delayed On Investigation Of Board Report

Washington state and several others feature in a stalled debate over a senate inquiry into Wickersham commission recommendations. The House considers a bill to suspend enforcement in noncontributing states as Representative Celler argues the dry states fund little and pass buck.

Washington Senate Wickersham Commission House Representative Celler New York Crusaders Iowa North Dakota Delaware Kentucky Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Washington State House of Representatives

Ward Five Farmer To Be Buried At Hopewell Church

Funeral services will be held at Hopewell Church for Ward Five farmer Wood? Unsure name. Rev. May to officiate. Survived by widow and six children including William S. H. Arner John G. L., Lizzie Goulsby, Maud Yount. Burial follows at local cemetery per arrangements.

Hopewell Church Hopewell Uansock Ward May Bie Pani Renedery Taery Uticur Boo Mi Tare Luca Taidertiking Estebliebainent Bisncuck Desides Wal Itam S. H Arner John GL Lizzie Goulsby Maud Yount

Mr H H Hines Dies Sudden Night In Ruston Recall

Homer H. Hines age 55 died at his home on South Monroe after an attack of acute indigestion at 9 45 o clock following a day of activity including his meat market work He lived in Ruston twenty years born in Jackson parish He was a Methodist and well regarded The funeral was at four o clock with Rev H M Johnson and Rev Ollie Tucker in charge and burial in Greenwood under B F McLure Undertaking Company Survivors include son Clayton Hines daughter Sarah Hines and Nettie Hines two brothers Ben and Louie two sisters Mrs R W Tucker Mrs Gene Whitman and another sister in Atlanta Pallbearers listed and religious society activities noted without graphic detail.

Homer H. Hines South Monroe Street Mr. Hines Ruston Jackson Parish Methodist Church H. M. Johnson Trinity Methodist Church Ollie Tucker Rayville Greenwood Cemetery Atlanta Hartwell Riser Eddie Evans Pete Tomlinson Charles Turner John Gulratt Charlie Gullatt D. M. Cruse Andrew Riser

Harold Lloyd Jr Arrives In West Weighs Four Pounds

Hollywood reports a son born to Mrs Harold Lloyd last night at Good Samaritan hospital. The newborn, named Flarold Junior, weighed four pounds and was born two months early but has a good chance to live. The Lloyds already have two daughters Gloria and Peggy, Peggy recently adopted. The baby was placed in an incubator.

Hollywood Harold Lloyd Star Good Samaritan Hospital Flarold Gloria Peggy

Living Costs And Retail Food Prices Are Lower In N. C

New Orleans retail prices for nine staple foods are reported by the U S Department of Labor as the nation s lowest. A one pound bundle of sirloin steak rice potatoes macaroni bread butter coffee sugar and prunes costs 1 63 in New Orleans versus 1 67 in Portland and 2 21 in the top city. The national average is 1 87 meaning New Orleans prices run 15 percent below average and 36 percent under the highest city.

New Orleans U. S. Department of Labor Portland Oregon

Missionary Society Circle Hosts Pleasant Afternoon

Officers and members of the Methodist Missionary Society and Hattie Pitts Circle met at Mrs. P. D. Neilson’s home for a Friday afternoon gathering. A financial report by Mrs. J. T. Folk pleased attendees, followed by a talk on stewardship by Mrs. J. C. Gaker and a duet by Mrs. Add Thompson and Mrs. Rodney Cline. Mrs. R. M. Brown spoke on pledge making, and hostess remarks reflected optimism for the year’s work and a proposed community house benefiting the neighborhood. A luncheon was served by the hostess and her daughter with numerous attendees listed.

L. Barkedale A. A. Cann Louella Warren W. J. Lewis Louisiana Bulletin Barksdale Thielbar Baton Rouge Methodist Missionary Society Hattie Pitts P. D. Neilson Nell Thehostess Clay Skinner R. M. Brown O. E. Hodge Ben Smith Sam Barksdale Glen Shadow J.L. Cargill H. M. Johnson L. Cole W. ©. Cupp J. C. Baker W. R. Pratt Belle Calhoun C. Gayne J. T. Folk W. W. Brewster Egan Crawford Fred Adams S. L. White John Gullatt John Staples Nettie White Rodney Cline Allen Barksdale Be, L. Walker L. L. Staples Addy Thompson

Vintage 1931 PraCTical Tips for Surviving Dietary Shortages

Readable fragments from a 1931 Western Newspaper offer home food preparatory ideas. The piece discusses candy bar usage, spreadable treats, quick desserts, canned pineapple, olives, and simple pantry fixes, presenting practical suggestions for surviving shortages with minimal ingredients.

County Agents to Get Federal Loan Blanks Saturday

Senator R B Knott executive vice chairman drouth relief committee said by long distance from Memphis that federal loan blanks for farmers to obtain federal loans from the 45 million dollar drought relief fund will be in the hands of Louisiana county agents in the drouth section by Saturday. The Memphis office stands ready to handle applications promptly.

R. B. Knott State Drouth Relief Committee J. H. Lynch Federal Drouth Relief Office Memphis Louisiana

RAILROADS TO CUT RATES FOR CARNIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans reports railroads announce nationwide low fares for Mardi Gras travel. Round trips as low as one and one third fare from outside Louisiana and 1 cent per mile within the state. Tickets valid to arrive days before Mardi Gras Day February 17. Extension available for a $1 fee. Floats under construction since after 1930 season with mystery around their preparation.

New Orleans Louisiana

Senators move to block parcel post rate hike

Aimed at delaying any parcel post rate increase, senators McKellar and Sproul introduced resolutions in the Senate and House calling for a congressional investigation before any rise. Postmaster General Brown pushes higher rates to close the postal deficit, warning private carriers would divert business and hurt large mail order firms.

Bascom Timmons Washington Brown Senate House Congress Postmaster General Interstate Commerce Commission McKellar Democrat Tennessee Sproul Republican Illinois Congressional Investigation Committee

Ruston Cats Prep For North Louisiana Rally Schedule

Ruston high basketball coach Horace Williamson releases the Bearcats schedule ahead of the North Louisiana High School Basketball Tournament. The slate includes return games with Haynesville Lisbon Jonesboro Oak Grove Farmerville and Choudrant plus a possible Monroe City matchup. The team opens Wednesday against Farmerville at Tech Gym followed by a two game Lisbon series and three road trips before the North Louisiana Net Rally.

MAC Ruston Choudrant Ruston Crew Monroe City High Tigers Cats Farmerville Farmers Tech Gym Farmerville Lisbon Roston Five Bearcats North Louisiana Jonesboro Homer Haynesville Oak Grove Sarepta

Former local man named club leader in Shreveport

J. D. Barksdale, local attorney, was chosen Monday as leader of the Roycroft Junto club, a Woman's cultural group studying Elbert Hubbard. The initial meeting was at the Washington-Youree hotel with national organizer Mrs. Lucy Burford Purvis. Meetings are set for every other Monday, with the next on February 9.

Shreveport J. D. Barksdale Roycroft Junto Club Elbert Hubbard Washington- Youree Hotel Lucy Burford Purvis New York City Thelub HL. J. Colvin Cecil Morgan Mir Barksdale Purvis China Barksdale Hig Honse

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Western News Paper Union Viella B. and P. Women’s Clu Business and Professional Women's Club Chamber of Commerce Alice Pixley Alice Lawson Gladys Drummond Nannie Lois Johnson Grace Frasier Elizabeth Jemison Eva Merle Michael Pauline Norris Annie Belle Mallory Blanche Heard Eula Kidd Bernadine McKnight P. W. Simpson J. H. Jones Dr. Simpson Bennie Kendall Woodward Pauline Givens George Lansing Atlanta Meadows Kate Howard Vera Richardson Anna Mae Young Hazel DeFreese Robbie Alexander Idtse Home Economic Department Jerry Tillery H. H. Hines Harold Lloyd, Jr West N. C Hal Posey David W. Plumas Julia Robinson Circle White Julia Robinson Antony Princess Fea SAT Veterans Administrator Hines Senate Finance Committee
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