Divot Diggers to Meet Tech Golfers Thursday
Louisiana State University divot diggers, known as golfers, debut this week journeying to Norris to meet Lemmas Polytech institute team and Shreveport Country Club. The Tigers play in Ruston Thursday afternoon and then move to Shreveport for a full day of play.
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Baton Rough
Louisiana State Uaniversity
Getter
Bolfers
Norris Louisiana
Lemmas Polytech Institute
Oaparegum
Shreveport
Bengals
Ruston
Nebraska Farmers Plan Machinery Repair Bees
Unfavorable farm prices push Nebraska farmers in Lancaster Cass Hamilton and Douglas counties to organize machinery repair bees modeled on husking bees. Two University of Nebraska experts will lead the effort to repair their own and neighbors’ equipment. The article notes also that the American Museum of Natural History bought most of Baron Walter Rothschild's bird collection.
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Lincoln
Neb
U.P
Nebraska
Lancaster
Cass
Hamilton
Douglas
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
American Museum of Natural History
Baron Walter Rothschild
LSU Plans for RCTC Track Meet at Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge March 30. The annual regimental track meet enables all regiment men to compete except lettered or numeraled athletes. Nine companies may enter three events each, no athlete in more than one event plus the relay. A miniature medal goes to each event winner. Events include hundred and 220 yard dashes, running high jump, pole vault, half mile, discus, one mile relay, shot put, running broad jump, and javelin. Official entrants listed include C N Champagne, Ezra Knight, R S Ball, B P Journay, A D Douglas, and many others from Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and beyond. All entries due by Tuesday afternoon. A theft report notes 5000 stolen dimes from an Arkansas blacksmith during church. Burglars in Belleville, AL, ate three pieces of pie but took nothing else.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Uniersity
Francis G. Brink
University Military Staff
M. B. Gordy
Abbeville
Charles McCowan
John Lehman
Hinesport
Tenn
Horace Wilkinson
III
Pert Allen
James McCallum
Alexandria
H. E. Vaughan
Grand Chenier
J. D. Strickland
Nicaragua
Gladston Stewart
Jeansrette
Shreveport
AJ Ek Terry
New Orleans
Elshoury
Lake Charles
R.J. Hidalou
Centerville
T. H. Gaharan
Dena
J. T. Daniel
Henderson
A. Peyregne
Allemands
W. H. Miller
Thibodaux
W. Jd. Frost
Mans- Tiele
Early Morning Fire Destroys Abandoned House
The Ruston Hotel manager Y A Harris owned an abandoned negro house on the east edge of town burned at 3 30 this morning. Firefighters reported no insurance on the unprotected structure and its location hindered water access. The building was totally destroyed with the origin undetermined.
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Y. A. Harris
Ruston
License collections slow says sheriff
Deputy Sheriff J B Thigpen reported difficulty in collecting state and parish licenses with 19 percent unpaid. The law requires turnover to the State Attorney after March 1, but this year the tax office extended to April 1 before the unpaid licenses go to C C Barham for collection. A New Jersey boy captured after escaping from a retreat tried to strangle himself with his necktie.
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J. B. Thigpen
C. C. Barham
Thigpen
New Jersey
Cuisstone
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