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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
8
Agricultural bulletin covers winter stocker cattle nutrition, legume hay, silage, vitamin and mineral supplementation, and the value of bone meal if needed. It also discusses breeding replacement heifers at 2 or 3 years, advising selective, growth-based decisions to optimize calving at 24 to 36 months and overall herd productivity.
Mr Holladay left Rust with his wife Elizabeth and three children Flobert IV Vom and Barbara Ann. Dr Hendershot left Thursday. The five day convention runs June 29 to July 3 at Madison Square Garden. Seven thousand Lions and guests are expected. Dr Hendershot attends his fifth convention and is campaign manager for Alice F Mastfield of Lake Charles. He carries a trailer of campaign literature to the meeting. Mastfield is a candidate for International Director of the Lions.
Two criminal cases were heard in District Court with Judge J. Dawkins presiding. Roalty Neal Smith pleaded guilty to thefts and was sentenced to ninety days in jail. The proceedings concluded with the sentencing.
LSU announces a three day Farm and Home Week August 10 to 13 featuring Farm and Family Finance Day August 11 Machinery Day August 12 and Dairy Day August 13. Lectures tours and demonstrations by College of Agriculture staff and industry specialists cover budgeting farm costs equipment uses and dairy practices. New dairy farm buildings will be dedicated on Dairy Day. Louisiana Garden Club Federation participates in events.
Woodmen of the World Camp No 12 Ruston announced plans to form a youth group named Boys of Woodcraft Sportsman's Club for ages 8 to 16. The group will include a rifle team in the National Rifle Association and emphasize conservation, wildlife, firearms safety, and highway safety. Tulipomania 1637 mentions tulip bulb prices in Holland reaching about 700 dollars in today’s value.
In a Bistineau region gathering 4-H members attended a LSU Extension Service camp with demonstrations by Archie Colvin and Miss Margaret Scott of Louisiana Power and Light. They showcased home electrical installations and farm wiring while LP&L and other utilities supported the camp and ongoing 4-H Electric Program activities statewide.
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