Redpath Chautauqua Opens With Hawaiian Troupe
The Redpath Chautauqua program opens with Vierra's Hawaiian company delivering a colorfully staged night. Solo pianist Joseph Salcedo, comedians Lani and Wicki Bird, Albert Vierra the ballad singer, and a native Hawaiians ensemble performed with guitar, banjo, and mandolin in an elaborate, entertaining show on the Ledpath stage.
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Vierra
Hmandiiana
Mama Loa
Kay
Thei Promain
Sacina
Ane Apedallios
Vations
Joseph Salcedo
Hawaiian Conservatory of Music
Lani
Wicki Bird
Cnitar
Albert Vierra
Abs. Vierra
Local group to buy cows in Missouri purchase plan
A Lincoln parish farmers group plans a trip from Ruston to Carthage and Springdivid Missouri to buy cattle for shipment back to the area. County Agent Shealy outlines plans and pricing expectations, aiming for a good grade at low cost while coordinating transport and payments.
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Menaechidins
TF Mis
Mh Plies Jury
County
Avent JA
Shrewdiganton
Lincoln Parish
Willeave Ruston
Oor Carthy
Springdivid
Missouri
I Nimber
Linete Enble
Counby
Sheaiy
Shealy
Fragmented OCR Linguistic Snippet From Unknown Source
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Ruston Drug Co Closed by Writ Order
Ruston Drug Co. was closed by writ order as reported by local officials. The firm, described as a jobbing house dealing in medicines, was observed under supervision and the closure followed a court action. officials indicated information will be released by the court and authorities after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston Drug Co
Hiroot
Tneorsod
Couohy Brothers
A. J. Thigpen
Succession Sale in Pine Township Court
Proceedings in the Surrogate Court at Pariset County note a succession matter for the deceased with case number 1407. The listed actions involve land transfers, claims of ownership, and possible distribution of assets under probate law, with hearings set and details of property tied to the estate.
First Dairy School Meet Draws 33 Attendees at Chamber
A class of thirty three adults from business and farming sectors gathered at the chamber of commerce to study the dairy cow under Prof R L Reese with County Agent J A Shealy. The session launched a ten week series aiming to boost dairy knowledge and North Louisiana agriculture. the group discussed a 1929 North Louisiana Herd Improvement chart showing an average net profit per cow of about 128.56 dollars. Attendees planned to return March 27 for the next lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Dairy School
R. L. Reese
Agricultural Department of
Tech
J. A. Shealy
North Louisiana
North Louisiana Herd Improvement Association
Chamber of Commerce
J. Heard
W. d. Lewis
S. M. Richardson
Glenn Shadow
L .G. Gahagan
L. O. Gahagan
Andy Hedgpeth
Norman McDonald
Summmersill
Mack. Cook
Ed Cook
Ed MccCallum
C. L. DeFreese
Frank Price
R. O. Stinson
T. C. Mondy
B. H. Rainwater
Chas
Terrill
Mabry
E. Tooke
Armour Cobb
Henry Hinton
Sam May
J. R. Hilton
R. T. Moore
Sam Henderson
Allen Bennett
Winter Ponder
Mr. Griffin
Tom Tucker
J. J. Bennett
W. R. Adams
Income Tax Receipts Exceed Last Year's March 15 Total
Treasury reports March 15 income tax receipts at 314,200,558 dollars, over 40 million higher than the same date last year, reflecting strong collections as of today.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Sale of Dubach land in Sholars succession planned
Mary Fannie Sholars administratrix in the probate of T. M. Sholars deceased announces a sale by bid at the Ruston court house on April 12 1950 between 10 am and 4 pm, of a three and three quarter acre tract in Dubach and about seventy acres east of Brusny Branch in sections 25 and 26 township 20 north range west, free of warranty of title with all rights of owners.
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T. M. Sholars
Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Mary Fannie Sholars
Ruston
Dubach
Peatherstone
Eust
Brusny
Chercot
Elaine
Tesinting
Wall de
M. Shrofars
Ruste
E Ltda
Community News from Hilly Community Aims at Local Events
Hilly residents attended funerals for J. W. Saint at Salem and Luther Hedgepeth at Cooktown. Mrs. B. B. Lawrence recovered enough to be out, with visitors from nearby areas. A quilting shower honored Mrs. C. W. Shively, gifts included a friendship quilt. Community members visited relatives in Vienna and Natchitoches, with teachers and locals enjoying a social afternoon. Farmers prep soil for cotton, gardeners plant, and a shower brought more winter wood.
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Hilly
Mar
J. W. Saint
Salem
Luther Hedgepeth
Cooktown
B. B. Lawrence
Mildred
Myrtis Saint
Helen Cargill
Antioch
W. E. Saint
Berry Williams
Irma McGee
Vienna
Jewell Lawrence
Mira Larance
Lois Alexander Louie Barmore
Irene Delaney
Ruston
Aubin Larance
Happy Delaney
Natchitoches
Marjorie Alexander
Leroy Alexander
C. W. Shirely
Buddy Lawrence
Hinton
Farley
Miss Hinton
Wesley Chapel
C. W. Shively
Paulyne Lawrence
John Skinner
Local News From Hico and Nearby Towns
Miss Audrey Deason Jonesboro visits relatives as Mrs. Caldwell and family stay with Mrs. T. W. Butt in Homer. Aycock and son Civan host Mrs. Rhodes in Lisbon. Alexander family visit Sibley. Layman Napper from Dallas visits Napper parents. Myrtle Rhodes stays with Mrs. McGee in Dubach. Rev. Wilbanks and son visit Doss household. Harvey Grey and child visit Bernice residence. Community Club held a large meeting with prize contests for couples. Girls basketball team wins three games as season progress continues. School grounds beautified with flowers and shrubs.
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Hico
Mar
Audrey Deason Jonesboro
D. Caldwell
Wilbur
Tam
T. W. Butt
Homer
M. W. Aycock
Civan
Lisbon
Charles Rhodes
Layman Napper
Dallas
Tex
W. H. Napper
Myrtle Rhodes
PF. W. McQee
Dubach
W. D. Wilbanks
Ruston
Joe Doss
Harvey Grey
Bernice
Jim Owen
Community Club
RE. O. Foster
W. T. Murphy
Hubbard Lewis
Prank Graves
Downsville
Spearsville
Corinth Social News Highlights From March Eventful Weekend
In Corinth on March 24, residents hosted family visits and friendly gatherings. Many names appear: Bennett, Loyd, Strother, Hood, Minter, Farley, and Brookses. A Sunday BBYO gathering invites all to attend, and a birthday party for Carolyn Brooks featured woodland flowers, an Easter program, egg hunt prizes, and cake with seven candles.
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Corinth
W. M. Bennett
R. F. Bennett
Ocis Lord
Jesse Loyd
Homer
Lee Williams
Earl Henry
Hilly
J. C. Loyd
Dubach
J. M. Strother
B. F. Bennett
W. M. Hood
Elvin Burgess
Arcadia
Aubrey Strother
Carl Bennett
Carolyn Brooks
Lambert Brooks
West Alabama Avenue
Hazel Smeley
Reed Wilbanks
Maxine Bradley
Shirley Brooks
Reeves Pearce
Springtime notices and a tragic car accident in Louisiana
Greenwood notes the arrival of spring with blooming dogwood and violets while residents share visits and quilting plans. The piece recalls a deadly crash near Simsboro, detailing burials for John Willie Saint Lavelle Holloway Luther Hedgepeth and urging motorists to heed the Louisiana Stop Look Listen law.
Local Social Notes from Simsboro and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ford of Haughton visited family in Simsboro Sunday. Thelma Mitchell of Forrest and Louise Bell of Shreveport stayed with relatives for the weekend. W A Barnet and Louie Best visited Jonesboro Friday. A. W. Allen of Minden visited with his parents. Grave Hicks of Columbia stayed with Aline Lolly. Elton Sumlin of Delhi is visiting his parents. Morris Calahan and Loraine Kemplers plan marriage and a home at 705 North Lamar after March 23.
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Simsboro
Mar
Claude Ford
Haughton
Chas
King
Thelma Mitchell
Forrest
Nan Mitchell
Louise Bell
Shreveport
R. Y. Bell
W. A. Barnet
Louie Best
Jonesboro
A. W. Allen
Minden
Jim Rasbury
Grave Hicks
Columbia
Aline Lolly
Elton Sumlin
Delhi
E. F. Sumlin
W. C. Calahan
Morris
Wichita Falls
Texas
Loraine Kemplers
Calahan
Wichita
North
Lamar St
Breako It ty fight noted in Los Angeles Times
The quote reflects mixed views on fairness in a difficult case, acknowledging uphill struggle. It attributes momentum to personal courage and tireless effort, while noting biases that may favor the other side. The source frames the topic within a broader discussion on breaks and merit.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
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