Congressman Wilson Outlines Bills of Special Interest
Congressman Wilson presents bills aimed at Fifth District needs covering rural post roads Farm Board and market stabilization Waterways aviation flood control and Mississippi River protection. He cites 376 million for rural roads 142 million for canals 35 million for flood work plus new air route and farm price support measures benefiting Louisiana and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Louisiana
Federal Farm Board
Cotton Cooperative Association
Lousiana
Birmingham
Dallas
Mississippi River
Publisher of New Orleans paper chosen as UVilla convention head
Officers of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association were re elected at a three day session in Asheville J G Parks publisher of the Mort Smith Times Record serves as president Col Robinson Fwing publisher of The New Orleans States The Shreveport Times and The Monroe World was re elected chairman of the board Walter Co Jackson of the Chattanooga News remains treasurer Cranston Williams of Chattanooga secretary manager Board members named include Don Elias Asheville Times F C Withers Columbia State James Stallman Nashville Banner Powell Glass Lynchburg News and Advance J H Long Huntington Advertiser and Herald Dispatch J L Mapes Benatmont Enterprise and Journal E A Engel Little Rock Democrat James K Gappell Birmingham News and Age Herald L K Nicholson New Orleans Times Picayune W Bruce Hager Owensboro Inquirer and Messenger Florida member L C Brown St Petersburg Independent Alabama member James Delos Johnson discusses continued investigation and labor issues in relation to a Webb bill amendment and state legislative considerations.
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Asuvillas
N.C
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Windnesday
J. G. Parks
Mort Smith
Are
Times- Record
Robert Fwing
New Orleans States
Shreveport Times
Monroe World
Walter Co. Jahmson
Chattanooga News
Cranston Williams
Chattanooga
North Carolina
Don S. Elias
Asheville Times
South Carolina
F. C. Withers
Columbia State
Tennessee
James Cr. Stallman
Nashville Banner
Virginian
Powell Glass
Lynchbuerg News and Advance
West Virginia
J. H. Long
Huntington Advert
Committee to Continue With Investigation in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge on July 2 the committee announced plans to extend its probe following the adjournment of the 194 session. The move came after Benator Donald Labbe, vice chairman of the same committee, submitted a brief report seeking an extension and offered a resolution granting that authority.
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Baton Romoer
ComnTba Tk Bs
Tits Eatelican
Benatar Donald Labbe
Cheivin
Hie
Benetor Whitlington
Ole Swimming Hole A Menace to Sanitation
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century public health piece warns that swimming pools harbor unseen germs causing typhoid and dysentery. It notes experts and city officials mobilizing chemists and bacteriologists to combat the hidden enemy and protect swimmers.
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OLE
Theo
Wituiner
Safeguarding swimmers from tiny deadly water enemies
Chemists pursue best slaughter methods for water microbes to allow safe swimming. Ultraviolet light copper sulphate chlorine and ozone are used though no perfect method exists. With ongoing disinfection both natural and artificial pools require strict sanitary control so children can swim safely and enjoyably.
Eleven Years Occupation of Rhine Ends at Midnight
Crowds greet Gen. Adolph Guillaumat and Paul Tirard on Rhine arrival as occupation officially ends. Paris reacts with mixed feelings over Hindenburg's proclamation and Briand's pledge to foster cooperation for lasting peace amid Saar basin deadlock continues unresolved after months of talks.
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Adolph Guillaumat
Rhineland
Paul von Hindenburg
Berlin
Saar
Paris
Hindenburg
Aristide Briand
Paul Tirard
France
Rhine Valley
Germany
Boer Leaders Honored in South Africa Ceremony
Two Boer leaders who formed to Pieter Retlef and Goert Macly were honored in Fletermaritzburg, South Africa, recognizing their roles in shaping the movement. The ceremony marked a formal acknowledgment of their contributions to Boer leadership history.
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Fletermaritzburg
South Africa
Indigestion Relief From Black-Draught Spells A Cure
John M. Creps of 902 Charles Avenue North Charlotte recounts three bouts of indigestion with back pain and stomach pains. After using Thedford's Black-Draught after meals, he found relief and has used it fourteen years, recommending it to others. The ad describes its herbs and price 25 cents NC two at.
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North Charlotte
N. C
Thedford
John M. Creps
Charles Avenue
Tyler Commercial College offers summer business training
Reports from leading Southwest business schools show ongoing summer enrollments. Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler notes large June enrollments from high school graduates who will be ready for fall positions with good salaries. The paper offers a scholarship discount and a free book “Achieving Success in Business.” Interested readers should contact The Ruston Leader office.
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Southwest
Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Tyler
W. M. Roberts
America
Ruston
Cattei
World famed spiritualist Arthur Conan Doyle dies at 71
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle died at 9 15 a m in Windlesham Sussex after heart trouble. The creator of Sherlock Holmes, famed as a spiritualist, passed away in his home with family at his bedside. His son Adrian Doyle voiced belief of ongoing communication from beyond.
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Crowborough
Sussex
England
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Windiesham
Adrian Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur
Sherlock Holmes
South America
Better Butter Markets Planned Now
Midwest dairy sections plan better butter markets through a one cent per delivery contribution for a permanent butter campaign. In May meetings across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and North Dakota organized permanent dairy committees under chair A Alnuidsen Jamestown. Migs 2b oM 1) Muh, president of the National Dairy Council spoke to leaders. Several states have formed permanent committees urging farm and dairy organizations to cooperate, with publicity in dairy press and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Mid-western
C. Bechtelhenner
National Dairy Gowncil
Columbia
Topeka
Kansa
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nto
Fordid
Dairy Council to promote dairy demand with one cent delivery levy
The Council 9 plans a leaflet explaining a one cent per delivery contribution to finance a nationwide dairy education and advertising campaign. Farmers urged to participate, sharing costs with centralized creameries and cooperatives. Funds managed by the National Dairy Council under farm group and industry supervision.
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Council 9
Dary States
United
National Dairy Council
Sheriff's Sale In Lincoln Parish Third District
Notice of a public sale issued from Lincoln Parish Louisiana by writ of fieri facias. A Ford truck motor number 1084990 seized as property of defendant H E Nobles will be sold at the court house front door in Ruston on July 19 1920. Sale cash with appraisement. dated July 2 1930 and signed by Sheriff A J Thigpen.
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Third District
Lincoln
Lincoln Parish
H. E. Nobles
A. J. Thigpen
Sherift
When a Man Has Nothing To Do He Attends To It
A brief item from the Macon Telegraph notes that when a man has no tasks he takes personal charge, implying self reliance or proactive effort in daily conduct. The exact context or details are not provided in the fragment.
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Macon
Public sale ordered in Harris case in Lincoln Parish
Ruston State Bank of Ruston Louisiana versus No 7937 Mrs Harris in Third District Court Lincoln Parish will auction property at the court house front door on Saturday August 9 1930 between the hours for judicial sales. The described property lies in Lincoln Parish being NW of NE Sec 25 T 18 R 3 seized as the defendant Richard Lewis property and to be sold to satisfy the writ and costs with appraisal. Sheriff A J Thigpen signs July 1930.
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Ruston State Bank
Ruston
Harris
Third District Court
Parish of Lincoln
State of Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Lincoln Parish
J Richard Lewis
A. J. Thigpen
Lincoln Parish Sale Under Writ of Fieri Facias
Lincoln Parish Louisiana to satisfy a writ of Fieri Facias issued from the Honorable Third Judicial District Court. The sale, set for Saturday August 12, 1920, begins at the NE corner of Lot sold by James H. Mayes Sr. to Albert Henry on November 16, 1899 and proceeds east 60 feet then south 200 feet along parallel lines as per Lincoln Parish records. Property owned by defendant Mrs W J Waris, with costs. notice dated July 9, 1950.
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Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District ‘Court
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
James H. Mayes Sr
Albert Henry
W. J. Warris
A. J. Thigpen
Partition Sale in Delany v Hall Civil Docket No 6425
Notice of partition sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana under Third District Court. James H Delany sues Winnie Hall et al to partition property in Etiwolo Parish with SE quarter of section 30 and surrounding lands. Sale set for July 20 1930 at Ruston Court House, cash, no appraisement, proceeds to be divided between plaintiff and defendants. Sheriff A J Thigpen signs notice June 25 1930.
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James H. Delany
Winnie Hall
Auction Notice of Lincoln Parish Parcel Partition in Ruston
The Third Judicial District Court of Lincoln Parish Louisiana issues a commission to sell land in Lincoln Parish. On August 2 1930 the court will auction at the Ruston courthouse the East side of the NE quarter of SW quarter Section 19 Township 18 North Range 1 West totaling about 24 acres with several described parcels and deductions. Filing reveals multiple prior sales and leases with names A D Bagwell M M Bagwell D E Ford W H Taylor O W Hogan and others. A balance of 14 acres remains with complete appurtenances, cash sale without appraisal, for partition by licitation among plaintiffs and defendants, dated July 1934.
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Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisa
Louisiana
Ruston
Lincoln
Parish
Lousiana
Etiwole Parish
Lion Fuur
A. J. Thigpen
Sheritt
Edith Bagwell
Third Judicial District Court
A. D. Bagwell
Secetion 19
Township
Range
Lownship 18
D. E. Ford
O. W. Hogan
M. M. Bagwell
D. B. Ford
JV. Lisemore
Olle Fullman
Lancoli
Louisiang
Bald
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Atchafalaya
Arkansas River
Gulf of Mexico
Fifth Congressional District
Dawkins
Committee On Flood Control
Coolidge
New Orleans
Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn
Ashville
Sion
Senate
Webb
John Gamble
Labbe
E. B. Robinson
Peterman
Peltier
Fernandez
Delos Johnson
Highway Commission
Rhine
Ruston Leader
Sheriff’s Sale
C. Hornsby
H. E. Mobies
Ben F. Smith
Richard Lewis
M. M. Bagwell Et Als Tre
W. H. Taylor
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