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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
7
A humorous column by Elmer Zilch joking about hoarding abolishment, the coming Ford model, weather gags, Legion dance dates, and small-town scenes. It mentions a sheriff gardening, a fireman doubling as Buster Keaton, a self-winding clock at The Leader, and Amos Strickland steering Coney Island Shop, all reflecting Ruston style and local chatter.
Mrs. C. N. Patterson informs customers she will be absent Monday through Wednesday and the following day next week while attending the National Beauty Show and School of Beauty in Dallas Texas. The note ends with the claim that The Famous Police Gazette has wound up its career by a petition in bankruptcy.
A Louisiana group studied Georgia’s livestock focus and tick control as a path to beef cattle and dairy development in Washington Parish. They note tick eradication is essential, plus potential for hog production, advertising campaigns, and a live at home program as sound business for local farms.
I certify the list of persons selected to serve as Grand Jurors for the next regular session beginning Monday March 7 1932 at 9 a m. Dated February 29 1932 at Lincoln Parish. Clerk Max Bradley Third District Court. W M Monroe visits Ruston West Monroe resident W W White traveled to Ruston to visit daughter Mrs I H King in Vienna and return home via Ruston heading home.
The weekly cotton market report for Tuesday March 1, 1932 shows New York and New Orleans futures for January through October contracts with openings highs lows and closes. Notable figures include Openings around 7.56 to 7.32, highs near 7.59 to 7.36, and closes around 7.59 to 7.52 across months.
The writer expresses gratitude to those who assisted in the recent Leader circulation drive and acknowledges friends who supported her in winning one prize, Mrs. T. A. Gaar.
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