Goodwill Tour South Of Here Now Arranged
Ruston officials report a goodwill tour of northern central Louisiana with stops added in Selma, Pollock, Trout-Goodpine, Coushatta, Campti, Geldonna, Winnfield and Jena Olla Kelly Clarks Grayson Columbia Sykes Dodson and Jonesboro. The tour aims to showcase Louisiana Tech ties with towns amid quarantine delays and confirms Sykes census Tech students.
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Ruston
Ste
ML L. McKiveht
Bienville
Claiborne Parishes
Columbia
Sykes
Dodson
Jonesboro
Louisiana Tech
Tremont and Gulf
Tech
Club boys to hold second cattle judging meet this afternoon
A second Lincoln parish club boys meeting on cattle judging is set for 2 PM in the James building. County Agent J A Shealey and Henderson farm manager Joe Blonden will lecture and demonstrate judging skill, with top performers chosen to attend LSU judging school in Baton Rouge starting July 28.
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Lincoln Parish
James Building
J. A. Shealey
Joe Blonden
Henderson Farm
Shealy
Blonden
Extension
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Mexican with 16 wives arrested in Mexico City case
Basilio Palencia is held on charges of bigamy after police say he falsely claimed to be brother of Jose Mijares Palancia the Mexican chief of police. authorities report Palencia married many women in Tapachula Chilpingo Salina Cruz and other places.
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Mexico City
Basilio Palencia
Jose Mijares Palancia
Tapachula
Chilpancingo
Salina Crug
Brother Of G. L. Nash Buried In Mangham
The remains of Martin Nash, druggist of Mangham and brother of G. L. Nash, pharmacist at Marbury Drug, were buried in Mangham Tuesday afternoon. He had been ill briefly and died at home. Survived by a brother in Mississippi. John Ben Kendell attended the funeral services.
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Martin Nash
Mangham
G. L. Nash
Marbury Drug Company
Thin Elty
Mr. Nash
Hlaveluock
Wouves
Mississippi
John Ben Keidall
Fanepa
Local Kiwanis Club Holds Busy Incheon Meeting
The weekly Kiwanis session featured bylaws reading by President G W Bond and a report that Ruston’s board adopted the International bylaws. Vocational guidance reports outlined cooperation with teachers to aid students, with plans for a goodwill tour for Louisiana Tech. Visitors included Willie McLaurin Judge J L Blimmson J R Sims and Co B Tfarkaday.
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Kiwanis Club
G. W. Bond
Kiwanis International
T. J. Folk
Ruston Club
H. &. Campbell
E. L. Shadow
Louisiana Tech
Willie McLaurin
J. L. Blimmson
J. R. Sims
Jonesborov
Co. B. Tfarkaday
Shreveport
Ruston Milk Plant Leaders Address Civic Groups
Thomas P. Hogan of North Louisiana Milk Products Company and H. L. McKnight of the Ruston Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Lions Club in Jonesboro and the Rotary Club in Winnfield at noon luncheons, outlining policies and operations of the new milk plant slated to open around August 14. McKnight, Hogan, and County Agent J. A. Shealy also addressed about twenty five farmers at Downs.
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Thomas P. Hogan
North Louisiana Milk Products Company
H. L. McKnight
Ruston
Louisiana Tech reports record 42 weeks despite cuts
Louisiana Tech officials hailed the past 42 weeks as the most successful year in 36 years, despite a six week program cut from reduced biennial appropriations. An extension division offered 120 class enrollments with 73 students taught by eight faculty, while the fall term expanded with new departments and ROT offerings and Reese led a new academic department.
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Louisiana Tech
Tech
Becaie
Seth
Diesndiett
Erin
Luk Sutdickens
Begin
Pech
Gi. Aldushung
Louisiana State University
Louisiacna ‘Teoh
Lincoln Parish Announces 1930 31 Teachers By Campbell
Superintendent Campbell announces the Lincoln Parish public schools 1930 31 roster with appointments across multiple high and grammar schools including TLS Huston Towns end Crawford Seegers Hester Kendall and many others, listing staff for D ubach Simshoro Sibley and additional campuses.
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Lincoln Parish
Campbell
Eastland Grammar School
Robert Seegers
Hazel DeFreese
J. E. Crawford
Mattie Willis
May Smiley
Loree Winfree
Ruth Grambling
Irma Sessums
Mattie Glasgow
Hillcrest Grammar
Hattie Kendall
Lizzie Vinning
Myrdice Vinning
Willie Fletcher
C. C. Alley
Louise Sinclaire
Dubach High
Bert Warren
I. L. Greer
Lois Henry
M. P. Scott
Floy Thigpen
Lou Jettie Dring
Gertrude Thigpen
Irma McGee
Elizabeth Smith
Doris Woodard
Madge Colvin
Rev Wilbanks resigns from local church in Ruston
Reverend W. TD Wilbanks who led Temple Baptist church for fifteen months resigns effective August 18 after a board meeting. He came from Texas after serving at Ideal Church and Arkansas region. No successor named. resignation accepted. details of future plans unclear.
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W. TD. Wilbanks
Temple Baptist Church
Wilbanks
Ruston
Texas
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Ideal Church
Mineral ore chasers visit Austin seeking rich lead vein
Messrs. R A Netherland J N Guydan and H F Killer visited Austin yesterday to investigate a rumored rich lead vein seven miles northwest of Ruston near Vienna. They left for Mon tot on a business tip. An Arcadia note reports an Inaudy analysis finding traces of gold and silver near Arcadia. Voters must register by August 9 to participate in the September 8 Democratic primary.
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Messrs
R. A. Netherland
Jonesboro
J. N. Guydan
Monroe
H. F. Killer
Natchitoches
Austin
Ruston
Vienna
Arcadia
Herbert M. Shiistone, Inc
New Orleans
Lincoln Parish Voter Registration Totals
The Registrar reports 2,124 registered voters as of July 1, 2124 under the new registration law. He estimates this group comprises about two-thirds of eligible residents, with the remaining one-third likely to vote against or for a candidate and urged to register now to complete the process.
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Lincoln Parish
Heat Fells Arkansas Candidate For Gov
Gubernatorial candidate Gray collapsed from heat stroke during a speech in Hutusville Arkansas. Doctors say he may not resume campaigning as he is treated at home after the incident. The event prompted cancellation of remaining engagements.
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Arkansas
Hutusville
Ark
Gray
Risinger Arrests Man Here Tuesday For Ark Officers
In response to a call from England Arkansas chief of police Risinger arrested J. RR Roberson on a charge connected with a heated board dispute. The Arkansas officer arrived at noon and took Roberson into custody, claiming he is from a place called Deads and works in enlarging places.
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England
Arkanne Chy
Matebal Woo
Risinger
J. RR
Roberson
Heatinesis Board
Roberson Wais
Deads
Arkansas
Wreck Near Tremont Ends With Horse Death
A large sedan driven by W E Harris hit a Ford touring car near a bridge on the Monroe highway at Tremont last night at about 10 30. Harris failed to heed red warning lights and signs, crashing into the Ford and fatally injuring a nearby horse. Sheriff A J Thigpen investigated. witnesses say Harris will pay damages and await local sheriff’s action after being detained in Monroe.
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W. E. Harris
Lawsville
Kentucky
Monroe Highway
Tredmont
Harris
Lone Horse
A. J. Thigpen
Monroe
Thigpen
Sheriff's Department
J B Blackstock Dies in New Orleans at 38
Telegrams from New Orleans report the death of Ruston man J B Blackstock at a sanatorium there where he was treated for Hodgkin disease. He will be buried tomorrow in Greenwood Cemetery in Ruston. He was 38 and survived by a widow and five children.
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New Orleans
J. BE. Blackstock
Ruston
Hodgson
Greenwood Cemetery
Blackstock
Marriage Licenses for Colored-Tomimie Charris and Fannie Brewster
A marriage license was issued in Rustor for Colored-Tomimie Charris and Fannie Brewster, legally formalizing their union. The record notes the applicants’ towns and the jurisdiction granting the license.
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Tomimie Charris
Rustor
Fannie Brewster
Robbery and assault of Cleo Hopkins on train by three men
Cleo Hopkins a 20 year old man from Saratoga Arkansas says he was robbed and assaulted by three black men on a westbound Central drought train near Shibley. He reported losing 14.75 in cash plus shoes and clothing. Webster parish officers stopped the train at Sibley and detained two suspects while a third remains at large in Minden.
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Cleo Hopkins
Saratoga
Arkansas
Ruston-Gincema Sanitarium
Mt Hols Central
Slinshore
Eeahy Pricay
Thigpen
Pat Milam
Simshore
Hopkins
Milam
Webster Parish
Sibley
Minden
Renovations Transform Building Offices on North Trenton Street
Contractors have spent two weeks renovating the second floor of the College Inn Pharmacy building on North Trenton Street. The owners 13 CO Glasgow and G Barker plan a modern rework with a large suite for Dr Joe Brown Monroe ear eye nose throat specialist joining Vaughan Wright and Bendall clinic. The Davis studio rear will also get modern conveniences and the work is set to finish by August 1 with Dr Brown opening his office then.
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College Inn Pharmacy
Trenton Street
13, Co, Glasgow
G. Barker
Joe Brown
Monroe
Alex Smith Elected President of Shreveport Bar Association
Alex Smith, partner at Juckson and Smith, was elected president of the Shreveport Bar Association at the annual meeting in Benday. He succeeds John H. Tucker. J. P. Barksdale was chosen vice president and Lester Wilson as secretary treasurer.
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Alex IP. Smith
Juckson & Smith
Shreveport Bar Assocation
Benday
Mr. Smith
John H.tucker
J.P. Barksdale
Lester Wilson
Louisiana Tech to Keep Faculty With Dean of Women On Leave
Louisiana Tech will retain its existing faculty for the 1930-1931 session with the dean of women on a year’s leave of absence. Miss Alma Burk was approved as dean of women to succeed Miss Sallie Feerson, granted a year’s absence for advanced study, and will pursue graduate work at the University of Iowa. A. E. Phillips and Miss Flora Cunabighisa were granted three months leaves for study next year.
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Louisiana Tech
AMD
Tae den
Wo Bond
Gene Erathy
Qaculby Mitiakers
Dbs
Choy
Boua
Alma Burk
Af Wouten
Sallie Feonison
University of Chicageo
Burk
University of Iowa
Loulstam State University
Louisnema
Marionba
Union Purist
A. E. Phillips
Flora Cunabighisa
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McKnight
Hogan
Downsville
Huston High School
Townsend
Horace Williamson
J. P. Lynch
H. F. Schrader
Martha Clingan
Mary Tompkins
Clyde Rodgers
Jessamine Ellsworth
Leola Nixon
Daisy White
Ona Mae Williamson
Edith Whittington
Pauline Moore
Louise Robinson
Graham Price
Lydie Latham
Elise Glasgow
Beunah Schrader
J. W. Shofner
D. Poo'neil
Grave Pipes
Hattie Geiger
Palmer Kinman
Hester Kinman
Jatin Babers
Jim Holstead
Sibley High School
Lilian O'Neal
Lucile Calhoun
Milledge Riser
Nobles
Alverne Nobles
Velma Pesnell
Greenville
Myrtis Saint
Gladys King
Antioch
Mildred Saint
Louise Hogan
Mineral Springs
Hazel Colvin
Irma L. Banks
Lora Webb
Carrie Shelby
Mamie Hammons
Dorothy Nolan
Cross Roads
Mary Colvin
Anna Bell Hinton
Ball School
Jewel Larence
Terryville
Verna Johnson
Gladys Simmons
Hilly
Rapheal Farley
New Hope-Douglas
Alline Hinton
Letha Farley
Hopewell
Trene Sanders
Mattie L. Donald
Tiggin
Ernest McCallum
Ebither Allen
Culbertson
Floy Richmond
Barnett Springs
Willie White
Temple
Baptist Church
EB. L. Walker
Jack Brown
White
Tom Martin
Jack Campbell
Howard Hendricks
Raymond Emerson
Maggie Wills
Ruby Barner
Hirst
Man
Tremont
Negro
Alex Smith
Bar Assn
Bond
State Board of Education
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