Plans for Permanent Butter Campaign by National Dairy Council
Chicago July 10 plans for a long term butter campaign materializing under Bechtelheimer secretary of the National Dairy Council after meetings with midwestern state chairmen and committee men. The program aims for a stable year round butter market funded by producer and industry contributions totaling about 500000.00 and supported by farm organizations and creameries to boost consumption through radio demonstrations displays and literature.
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Chicago
Bechtelheimer
National Dairy Council
National Dairy Counci
National Dairy Coucil
Lincoln Parish Democratic Executive Committee July 9 1930
Proceedings of the Lincoln Parish Democratic Executive Committee met July 9 1930 in Ruston. A unanimous resolution called a Democratic primary for September 9 1930 to select Lincoln Parish School Board members and related offices, with deadlines, filing fees, and election official arrangements. The committee planned future meetings to organize staffing and voter procedures.
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Lincoln Parish
Democratic Executive Committee
State foreign trade value in 1928 tops two hundred million
Department of Commerce release shows total value of $235,467,286 for 1928 with unmanufactured cotton leading exports at $63,770,797 to foreign markets. Gasoline follows, then other varied products including corn and shellfish among diversified items shipped abroad.
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Department of Commerce
Arm
Mary Mims Plans Wide Speaking Tour Across States
Miss Mary Mims a national speaker from Louisiana State University will tour multiple states including Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas to address teachers farmers and groups. The schedule covers July 29 through August with engagements at Hanover College Stillwater and several county institutes under USDA and University of Arkansas auspices.
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Shalley
Baton Rouge
Mary Mims
Louishine State University
Teniiga Livision Snd
Marm Burea Federation
Westerer
Gelahoma
Indionie
Texas
Arkansas
Wyoutine
Mims
Aval
Unitedstaries
Hanover College
Bail State Teseners College
Hanover
Muncie
Didiana
Joy Shark Cour
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Farmers and Fann
Oklaboma
Rairie View
Loesas
Simner School For Nego Extension
United States Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne
Wyomings
Commission of Agriculture
Even
University of Arkansis
Miss Minas
Tnea
Buteate
Pierae Bo de
Liberty
Auegush UB
TapSIEES Trial Casts Shadow Over Local Wedding Scene
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a trial named TapSIEES that looms over a wedding event and mentions export trade values around 221 million dollars. Names such as Walter Vie and references to Senates and prison appear, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear, coherent narrative.
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Tapsiees
Rouse
Pomines
Walter Vie
Senate
Pris
Bride Still By Husband In Court Marriage
Kennedy has been held in prison since last month for robberies in the area. His bride, taken into custody at the same time, was released but later returned to be married in the courtroom living room on the top floor. She affirmed her intention to stand by him.
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Kennedy
Ater
Farmer Thrown Ten Feet After Wagon-Car Crash
Tom Allen, 55, a farmer from Homeville near Downsville, was severely injured when a car driven by Mrs Carl Miller of Farmerville swerved to avoid another vehicle and struck his wagon. He was taken to St Francis sanitarium with a head gash and possible skull injury.
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Tom Alien
Homeville
Downsville
St. Francis Sanitarium
Allen
Carl Miller
Farmerville
City Health Officer Confirms Water 100 Percent Pure
Dr S L White reports test on local water shows it is 100 percent pure and free from typhoid threats. State health board verification addresses circulating unauthenticated concerns and reassures Ruston citizens about drinking water safety.
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S. L. White
State Board of Health
Ruston
Cattle Club Meet Postponed By Paralysis Epidemic
The Louisiana Cattle Club meet in Homer scheduled for July 16 is postponed indefinitely due to infantile paralysis in the parish. The parish health board plans Friday morning action to quarantine public gathering places and impose strict measures to control the outbreak.
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Homer
Louisiana Cattle Club
Parish Health Board
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Ruston Building and Loan
Notice is hereby given of a stockholders meeting of the Ruston Building and Loan Association to be held at the secretary in the Price Building Ruston Louisiana on Monday July 14 1930 at 10 oclock in the morning for the election of a board of directors and to transact any other business that may come before it J M Sims Secretary
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Ruston Building and Loan Association
Price
Ruston
J. M. Sims
Bens Act as Ventilators In Every Hive
A quirky note compares Bens to ventilators in hives where Lees are kept busy fanning their wits to maintain airflow and activity.
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Bens
Lees
Black-Draught Laxative Praised By Arkansas User
Mr H F Miller of Mena Arkansas touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as the best laxative medicine he has found in twenty years of use. He says it helps with indigestion biliousness headaches and fatigue and notes the genuine product costs a penny a dose and is sold everywhere.
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Mena, Ark
Thedford
H. F. Miller
Eleventh Street
Port Elevator at Galveston Ready August 1
Galveston Texas July 11 Galveston Wharf company officials say the new 6 000 000 bushel grain elevator will start operation shortly after August 1. As the largest modern facility of its kind in the South it will boost Galveston's grain storage capacity and speed shipments to world markets. The port already shipped several hundred thousand bushels in cargoes and continues to move wheat and other grains for export.
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Galveston
Texas
Ita
Galveston Wharf Company
South
Priin
Galveston Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade
Let Us Not Stop With A Half Victory On Tick Eradication
Louisiana must pursue full tick eradication over the next three to four years. Financing is the immediate hurdle as state funds are tight and demand from citizens is needed to allocate money for the program. Mississippi’s quarantine release sets a benchmark, urging continued progress and prudent spending to ensure complete tick freedom.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Controlled Production to Boost Farm Prosperity
The article argues for controlled production as essential to farming success amid shrinking farm numbers and rising agricultural income. It contends industrialized farming could feed more people on current and idle lands, predicts a population plateau, and urges farmers to align with consumer demand to avoid failure. It notes a $22.6 billion annual food bill and the need to cater to diners, hotels, hospitals, and institutions.
Regains Memory After Amnesia Missed His Wedding
Virgil C. Goetha of Jacksonville Illinois recalled his missed wedding yesterday after waking from a week-long amnesia. He explained the memory loss followed an automobile crash in St Louis and wandering to Omaha via Kansas City before reestablishing contact with his fiancée and sending assurances about the postponed ceremony.
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Omaha
Neb
Virgil C. Goetha
Jacksonville
St. Louis
Kansas City
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