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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
13
Lincoln Parish Health Unit classifies pasteurization plants as Grade A or U in line with state sanitation rules. It publishes monthly milk and product findings, naming Daries and plants producing raw milk for pasteurization, with several Ruston and Dubach operations listed among those covered.
Mass fuel price cuts ripple through Ruston as gas stations compete. Operators report discounts during the price war, with lingering effects from earlier winters and ongoing consumer pressure. Local stations anticipate further adjustments as prices fluctuate and competition intensifies.
A two day clinic in Ruston in July will discuss emotionally disturbed children, their causes, and ways to assist parents and teachers. Speakers include Dr. F E Davis of New Orleans, Dr. Colla of New Orleans, and G Kinsey Stewart, all with long mental health and education experience. Public invited.
Lincoln Parish Police Jury of Louisiana meets in special session at the courthouse in Touston on June 20 1958 called by President John A Stibbell to discuss and transact parish welfare matters and other business. Members present include John A Mitchell C M Mathews J W Cook and others. absent none. Meeting opens with invocation and formal proceedings proceed as listed in the call.
The Southland Jersey Farm shows Commande Irene delivering her first calf June 1 and then producing 56 pounds of milk daily, equating to her body weight in milk every fourteen and a quarter days. The cow is by Advancer Blonde Commendo, a sired bull from Fav orite Commands, and the herd is managed by Heinrich Kruse who invites inspection of the dairy operation.
The fragment describes using DDT at three portions of ten per area to combat an insect. It mentions prior unsuccessful attempts and notes resistance observed in chinch bugs discussed in the text.
Garland W. Duke 21 of Dubach died at 10 am Monday after illness. Born in Nashville Arkansas he previously lived in Dubach. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 7 pm at Rock Corner Baptist Church with Rev A L Norseworthy officiating. Burial Mineral Springs Cemetery Kilpatrick Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include wife Mrs Garland W. Duke one daughter Mrs Bill Hollaway Ruston one sister Mrs Ernest Dildy Nashville Ark and four grandchildren.
Colonel and Mrs. Billy Mitchell and their sons Billy Uf and Terry of Falls Church Virginia arrived last Thursday for a visit with his parents Denn and Mrs. W. L. Mitchell. They were joined by Miss Cal Williams daughter of Cal and Mrs. Williams of Fairfax Virginia who has come for an extended stay.
The Mitchel family visits grandparents Cal and Tanily then stays with Mr HW MeKin ney in Houston Can before returning to Ruston early next week to welcome Major and Mrs M F McCoy who have just come home from a three year tour in Germany.
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