Cattle Malady Under Control After Widespread Report
Experts from animal sanitation departments studied an epidemic among cattle across southern states. They link illness to pest exposure and transport, with deaths and illness varying by region. Preventive steps include isolating affected animals and removing them from pastures, while officials stress the disease is not contagious between cattle.
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Hieses Ae
Phnicsen- Bae
Eeroaians
Tur Syuthern
Nina Neks
Tay Mnetten Ets
Una
Messures
Vanster
Dedication Planned for Forest Acres Tree Farms July 3
A 24 968 acre Forest Acres area landowners program will be dedicated as Tree Farms at Ruston on July 3. The Louisiana Forest Association will certify properties after stringent inspection. owners must have five years ownership and manage timberland for continuous crops, with about 25 guests expected for the ceremony and framed Tree Farm certificates to be presented.
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Eal Fay
Ruston
Juby
Fowerdieeee
Ube
Loutriana
Arine
Pateen
Piablia
Bory Club
Td Tree
Miss Louisiana 1957 Pageant Participants Named
Elizabeth Jane Weingart Miss Lincoln Parish 1957 and Anne LaFitte Miss Louisiana Tech compete for Miss Louisiana 1957 in Ruston. Weingart, 19, daughter of Epr Hosford Sr, studies voice and clarinet at Louisiana Tech. LaFitte, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs V LaMittie of Mansfield, plans a dancing talent.
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Beseralt
Lake Prochenor
Girix Hay
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Jane Weingart
Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Lamitle
V. Lamitte
Mansfield
Bogard and Baggarly Attend UT Summer Institute
Two Lanr asian Tech faculty members, Dean Ben T. Bogard and Stewart Baggarly, assistant professor, are among 100 participants in the University of Texas Summer Institute for Science and Mathematics Teachers in Austin through July 12. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the program offers courses in modern biology chemistry general science physics and mathematics plus seminars on advances and teaching methods.
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Lanrasian Tech
University of Texas
Austin
Ben T. Bogard
Stewart Baggarly
National Science Foundation
Teaden
Gourges
Orchard And Peach Display Contests Crown Sumrall And Mitcham
Ruston competitors dominated the 1957 Orchard and Peach display contests with Mickey Sumrall and Ed Mitcham earning top honors in multiple divisions. Awards ranged from cash prizes of 50 to 40 dollars for top placements, with Borland and Lane among other notable winners in orchard and pack displays.
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Mickey Sumrall
Ed Mitcham
Mickey Sumralld
Ruston
Apf
Borland
Simsboro
Aural Orchards
Varlems Alvisions
J. Gwenn
Dennis Owens
Levante
Hilly
Blake Larance
Huy
Yeera
Pat
Elmer Hollis
Coed
F. E. Borland
Ed Mitchum
Tatum
Fowler
Dubach
Dixie Gems
Mickey Sum
Southland Jersey
Ruston Kenomable
Deeray
Southlanda
Sum- Tall
A. B. Larance
Southern Ginns
R. I. Duddy
Haute 2
Larance
Burnratl
Sum Tall
Park
Ade
Mitcham
Think
VFW to Hear Reports on State Meeting
Commander Lesear W. Harlan of Post 3615 reports on the Louisiana VFW state convention held in Baton Rouge. Delegates Barton, Davis, and Henry G. Riser attended. Riser withdrew as junior vice commander candidate after a heated race. Next-year election tensions loom ahead of the Monroe state convention.
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Lesear W. Harlan
Paynel-Burt
Veterans of Foreign Wir
Howard C. Davis
Baton Rouge
Memorial Park
Barton
Davis
Henry G. Rieser
Sumlay
Harlan
Riser
Louisiana
VFW
Monroe
Charles Lott Improves After Baton Rouge Accident
Charles Lott, Ruston youth and son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Lott, remained in Baton Rouge General Hospital after a Monday night car crash caused by a gasoline spill. Attending physicians believe he will survive, with a 10 day to two week prognosis for limb salvage. friends and family from Huston, with support from Standard Oil Company of Baton Rouge, stayed at his bedside as specialists assess possible right leg amputation.
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Baton Rouge Hospital
Charles Tay Lott
Ruston
Lott
3. D. Lott
Monroe Street
Baton Rouge
Avery Lee
First Baptist Church
Huston
Hatin Rouge
General Hospital
Dean Cat
Standard Oil Company of
Adipug Teader Ajil
Ento Chemical Co Leasing Law Parish Details
Fragmentary OCR in a legal notice mentions Ento Chemical Co and Mtive Leasing Law Parish. Names include Mrs. Mary Tot and Mrs. Ruth C. Post. Amounts cited reach over 20 000 dollars with two large items at 2100 each. Land is described in the office of the clerk of court.
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Ento Chemical Co
Mtive Leasing Law Parish
Peach Festival Draws Large Flower Show Entries in Louisiana
The 1957 Louisiana Peach Festival featured the Peaches and Posies Flower Show with 325 horticulture entries and large displays across categories. Awards went to Mrs. Dan O Neal for Suburban Garden Club arrangement and to Mrs. G W McGinty and Mrs. Roy Fraser for the Queen's Table. Judges from Ruston and Arcadia groups evaluated entries hosted by multiple garden clubs with Mrs. J D Holbrook as general chair.
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Tom "Garden Leighs
Ruston Junior High School
Dan O'Neal
Ruston
LaMonte, Wright
Runtor
Igh
Ona Thrasher
Arcadia Community Garden Club
Averit
Ibs
Farmervile “Garden Club
Green Thumb Garden Club
Magnolia Garden Club
Dubach Garden Club
Town and Country Garden Club
Ruston Garden Club
Ruston Garden Study Club
Simnsboro Garden Club
Suburban Garden Club
Sprig and Twig Garden Club
Tech Faculty Garden City
Twilight Garden Club
Ristorswad Jones
W. Tt. Rives
WW. Darden
Paul Davis
Hr. Collin
Fuller
Huey Ramin
Educational
Television Ministry Conference Plans Community Outreach
A fragmented notice outlines a July event involving Love, Church ministries, and a television outreach project. Key figures include Love Jr and a TV ministry committee with representatives from Dallas, Indianapolis, and Denver. The aim is to discuss AML response and community engagement through media.
Ruston hospital kept open amid state assurances
The Ruston hospital will remain open as state officials assure lawmakers and citizens after reports it might close. The facility houses 775 patients and serves northern Louisiana, with interim plans considered for future use or potential expansion.
Mrs Beasley to Attend Quota Meeting at International Club
Mrs Beasley presides at the Fustoyelib meeting as Cincinnati hosts the thirty sixth annual conventin of Quote Club International starting Sunday June 30. Delegates from Australia Canada Mexico and the United States will participate with reports on service to girls the deaf and hard of hearing and their communities through July 4 at Netherford Hilton Hotel.
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Irs
UC. Beasley
Fustoyelib
Cinsiiisti
Charles P. Tafy
Quote Club International i R Jis
Rosti
Doasluy
May Virginia
Valonik
Allentown
Bay
Naa
Australia
Canada
Mexico
United States
Dis
Tuli Ag
Netherford Hilton Hotel
Covington Buys Ruston’s Oldest Filling Station
Covington takes over the longtime Basil Baskin service station at North Vienna and West Attlmitt Avenue. Baskin retires after 23 years as operator. Covington, a Navy veteran and Ruston native, plans to continue the same Bar Hine petroleum offerings and invites former Baskin customers to visit.
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Sanders Baskin
Vienna
Attlmitt Avenue
Harald
Covington
Baskin Savs
Bush Gins
Mirror Company
Baskin
Chamber of Commerce
Huston
Ruston
Temple Baptist Church
Guartler
Louise Colvin
Grace Methodist Bible School Set For Next Week
Grace Methodist Church announces a Bible School from June 24 to June 28 for children through sixth grade. Superintendent Rate Sumrall and staff will lead study, film showings, refresh ments, and games. Certificates will be awarded Friday night June 28 at 7:30 in the church rooms for inspection.
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Grace Methodist ‘Bible School
Anal Ible School of
Grace Methaihat
Iisimiss
Sisetstadl Hyon
Gemati
Lotio Elngses
Sinderwuhlen
Ithimdss
Apert
Tech's Summer Camp Staffers Number 37 With Opening Date
Tech announces 37 staffers for the summer camp opening Monday July 8. The program includes music, baton, twirling, piano organ, electric organ, singing, and swimming with a planned 250-capacity main aim while the college session runs.
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Tech
Hn Abernethy
Bate Rouge
Ale Iter Lewis
Ashdeavil
Ann
Bogey Yi 'Alluleh
Scony Faylor
Jon Sroldee
Russ Knutts
Lov
Hen Tatey Hhumer
Winsine Miner
Geeniee
Emily Langford
Erriday
Gelly Anders
Arcadia
Andrea Meth
Ienntora
Mary Haine Wallace
Edith Catton
Marshall Ey Vet
John Moore
Botany de Partment
Satie Robison
Ing
Dae Sheppard
Och
Jhith
Irvine
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Inymay
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Nority Louisiana
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