Fetter Leafter Legal Jtuston March 11 1858 Police Jury Meeting
The Police Jury of Ruston Louisiana met in regular session on March 11 1858 at 9:06 a.m. in the Courthouse. Present were John A. Mitchell CG M. Mathewes W Cook WH Sumrall M A Woodard HW ob Henrays Wo Walker Fraviov Ro ML Rabe S Wise J E Delong. Minutes of the hast re ing were resid and approved. A proposal to treat polices data ap hespiku and ifr presentiv in effect ors in the insurance pla for parish employees was discussed. The Secretary was instebetes secure fill infotation relattive teh eaves.
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Tincely Jarist
Louisiana
Ruston
John A. Mitchell
CG. M. Mathewes
W. Cook
Sumrall
M.A. Woodard
Ob. Henrys
Walker
Ifr
Bank Report and Parish Notice Merge in Obscure Agenda
A muddled bank report blends with a parish notice about a proposed pad or speed bump on Magidit and Maple North to Barnet Springs. The record mentions inspections, road duties, and risks of work, plus an invitation for bids for a police trailer with irons to be delivered to the parish courthouse by April 8, 1958.
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Barnet Springs
Aneiu
Caennese
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Delhi
Fragmented sports notes with unclear names
Readable text fragments mention Prater and Wand with unclear actions and a misread, likely indicating a partial score or lineup. No clear event, team, or date is discernible to generate a precise, factual summary.
Lincoln Parish Jury invites bids for truck and winch
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury invites bids up to 10:00 am Tuesday April 3 1958 for furnishing a 1958 truck with a minimum 25 000 pounds capacity and one Model 24 Tulsa Winch. Specifications are on file at the Police Jury office. The jury reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Invetation Heines
Lincon Partah Peice
Herons
Louisiana
Itromy
Polion
Fégerves
Lincoln Parish
Eddie Evans
Freight car pricing plea to Congress for rate changes
A voice urges readers to save money by freight car use, arguing box cars cut transport costs but federal laws prevent lower rates. The author claims higher charges harm customers and industry, prompting calls for congressional action and urging readers to contact their representatives.
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Penn
Transporta
Congress
Amending Process via State Conventions and Legislation
The article explains two paths to amend the Constitution. One uses a joint resolution passed by two thirds of both Houses and ratified by three fourths of the states. The alternative calls for a Constitutional Convention called by two thirds of state legislatures, a route not used since 1787 but suggested as a possible response to Supreme Court concerns.
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Congress
House
Supreme Court
Clover may aid cattle feed at Heard's farm project
A fragmentary note discusses Clover from the St White Clover at Heard's farm and suggests it may suit cattle feeding. It thanks Mr. Igor for suggestions and mentions Tam ing and constituents. The text appears as a stray correspondence with possible misprints and incomplete names.
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Mirmond Heard
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