Steel rate decrease to move iron through New Orleans
A new steel rate cut of 4 dollars per 100 pounds lowers charges from producing points to the Pacific coast via New Orleans. The Illinois Freight Association has allowed publication. Rates apply through Chicago routes and Gulf ports, boosting movement from Chicago district against Pittsburgh district, with rail and water combos via Illinois Central lines to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikw Ghalsans
Fiftiers
Pacific Comit
New Orleans
Ilnois Freight Association
Chicago and Alton
Chicago and
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Railway
Luckenbech
Rene A. Stiegler
Gulf
Luckenbach Gulf Steamship Company
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Pacific Coast
Intracoastal Canal
Gulf Ports
Tllinois Central Railroad
Sues for 627 Dollars for Toe Injury in New Orleans
Silvain Bouche sues Dr and Mrs Maurice J Cielot for 627.50 claiming a broken left big toe October 19 1925 when he tried to avert an auto crash at Freret and Valence. He says Mrs Gelpt swerved and ran over his foot as two cars neared collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Silvain Bouche
Maurice J. Cielot
Bouche
Freret
Valence Street
Libels Filed Against 31 Cases Of Ginger Extract
The first local court action to curb Jamaica ginger distribution aimed at stopping a paralysis epidemic. U.S. District Attorney Philip H. Mecom and assistant J Farr Hardin filed libels in federal court to seize 31 cases in Monroe and Bastrop drug stores. Hardin cited “fake” paralysis linked to the extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Philip H. Mecom
United State District Attorney
J. Farr Hardin
Monroe
Bastrop
Hardin
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ruston
Colored Augustus Lewis of Ruston weds Junie Mac King of Ruston in a marriage license record noting this formal union within the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Lewis
Ruston
Junie Mac King
Ruston, i
Amendment To Charter Of Ruston State Bank
State of Louisiana Lincoln Parish on May 29 1990 before a notary public stockholders of Ruston State Bank appeared to vote on amending the charter. The meeting to change the name to Ruston State Bank and Trust Company authorized by the board and required by law was held with a large percentage of stock represented and notices published in The Ruston Leader. The shareholders elected officers and the chair noted the meeting fulfilled legal requirements for the charter amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Louisiana
Lincoln
Ruston State Bank
Louisa
Demicihed Int Raston
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Bald Corporation
Daby
Ruston Leader
Lincwin Burini
IU Ton State Bank
Thie Alljie
Parver
Obward
Aid BL
Kidd
Ruston
Louisland
F. S. Price
State of
General Assembly
United States
Medey
Aida
Daw
USANA
Tin Poltom
Watts
Fedk Wuahatha
Ag Pedhojur
Gintra
E. L. Kidd
W. J. Lewis
J. D. Holland
F. H. Tarver
W .S. Harrell
F. FE. Morgan, Sr
S. D. Pearce
Price
A. H. Henderson
J. L. Hutcheson
D. Holland
J. W. Thurman
J. A. Garr
Pr Holand
M. K. Jones
J. J. Holland
W. E. Wilder
Robt. Wi
Pro
Abe B. Harris
J. W. Moncrief
W. E. McBride
Kathleen Graham
W. d. Lewis
Helen Graham
Jas. M. Smith, Jr
E. J. Kidd
L. BE
Thomas
E. M. Graham
E. L
Tarver
B. F. Thompson
BO ‘Tarver
Hh. M. Leyeedh
Ho Tarver
W. Flaniston
M. Atkins
Varver
Ray Cook
CR Heard
H. ‘Tarver
W.'T. Owen
A. Tarver
Mary RO Letsan
Poel Parver
Pearce
Aytitest How
Simath Ho
Hester
Ruston State Bank charter amended in Ruston parish record
A formal vote amends the Ruston State Bank charter to read Ruston State Bank & Trust Company for a 50 year period from July 1 1910, with changes to domicile and branch authority. Stockholders approve the amendment by over 75 percent, and the document records signatures, shares, and notary attestations dated May 1930.
5000 Homeless in Two Parishes Flood Relief Efforts
Charles E. B. Carr of the Nations Red Cross arrived to coordinate flood relief in Natchitoches and Grant parishes. An estimated 6,000 people are homeless, with most refugees housed in eight camps in Natchitoches parish. The Red River’s rise has ceased to advance here in the last day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchitooches
Charles EB. Carr
The
Nations
Red Cross
Natchitoches
Grant
Natchitoches Parish
Red River
Liner Burns At Pier In Honolulu
The liner City of Honolulu caught fire at Pier 8 and, after three hours, was scuttled to stop flames from reaching 16,000 barrels of oil in the after holds. No passengers were aboard when the fire was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
City of Honolulu
Pier 8
Lincoln Parish Sheriff Sale Notice June 14 1930
Public auction to satisfy a writ of seizure and sale issued by Third Judicial District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Ford Model A Sport Coupe 1929 Motor No A2412151 seized as defendant N C Stout property. Sale at Ruston Court House front door cash only no appraisal. May 28 1930 A J Thigpen Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
N. C. Stout
A. J. Thigpen
Lincoln Parish land auction lis pendens notice in 1930
In Third District Court parish of Lin a writ of fieri facias directs sale by public auction on Saturday June 28 1930 at Lincoln Parish Louisiana. The parcel begins at the NW corner of NW of NE Section 25 T 18 R 3 and extends 993 ft east then 209 ft south then 100 ft east then 209 ft north then 100 ft west to the starting point. Seized as property of defendant Mrs W H Harris and sold for cash with appraisal benefits. Sheriff A J Thl igpen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
W. H. Harris
Howe
Jinnie
Bee
Dabneys Subdivision
Prouty
L. E
Kendall & Booles
Dabneys
Richardson
Ellen
Stubbs
Lee Richardson
Shaw
Arthur C
A. Shaw
Leslie M
van Hook
Miss “Mary
Wright
C. C. Fst
Williams
C. C. Gayne
Carter
Chas
Price- Pearce-Holland
Mary
I. H. Jackson
Emanuel Hansford
Davis, Clay
Albert Smith
Arkansas Southern R. R
Jessie Crawford
Mitchell, Cornelius
William Wyatt
Baugh
H. C
C. B. Roberts
Ruston-Farmerville Road
East Side
Sandwich Shop
Mount
J. P
Andrew Moten
Jack Goodgain
G. W. Jackson
Jackson
Ciarner
P. A
Harvey
James Tools
Sweet Gum Trees
Caskey
Sims
Ben
George
Vernon
J. G
Younse
T. R
Choudrant
Ise Teyageanyon
Gary
Rufus
Hesters
McElduff
W. H
Lewis
Lum
Ward
Brady
Isie
L. M. Nelson
Spencer Liner
Snowden
Mariah Spivey
United States of America
A. J. Thigpen
Tax Sale Notice for Lincoln Parish Properties 1930
Tax sale to be held at the Civil District Court front door starting 11 a m Saturday June 28 1930 and continuing daily until all 1929 and prior year taxes owed are sold. Delinquent taxpayers listed with assessed properties include Mrs Mary Chaine Why and Minnie Howe area parcels with detailed boundary descriptions and transfer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Louisiana
Parish of
Lincoln
Ruston area tax rolls list numerous parcels and owners
The Ruston region tax digest itemizes numerous parcels with owners and descriptions across townships and sections, detailing lot lines, land bounds, and taxes due. Amounts range from a few dollars to several dozen dollars, with notes of interests and costs for each entry.
Tax Sale Notices for Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1930
List of delinquent taxpayers with parcels in sections and townships, detailing taxes interest and costs. Sheriff A J Thigpen notices sale to satisfy tax liens on May 28 1930, with property descriptions and redemption terms.
Notice to Mortgage Creditors in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
State of Louisiana Lincoln Parish Sheriff and Tax Collector issues notice under Act 85 1888 identifying mortgage creditors with unpaid 1929 taxes on Lincoln Parish real estate. Sale of delinquent properties at Ruston Court House to proceed per advertisement in The Ruston Leader. creditors urged to act to protect their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Parish of Lincoln
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Uiny
A. J. Thigpen
Louisiana
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Lilteal
ATPES
Ledbepter
Lin¢uli Parish
Coitsians
Burns
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General Finance Co. Us
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State OF Love
LA. Ana
Harris
Mary Chain
Giarden St
Eastland Ave
Minnie Howe
Johnson
Emma
Warner
Murphy
Cal
Noool Sk
Wioot
Mitchel
S. A. Kens
Nobles
Henry L
Attington, Handy
Dot
Day
Johnnie
Givens
Ollie Barnes
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