Farmer with Jersey cattle plans guided by family aim
Nobles School area farmer B F Fallin and his three sons showcased belief in dairy as Lincoln parish’s profitable future. County Agent J A Shealy and railroad rep Bill Neasham watched Fallin, who owns four registered Jersey heifer calves, prepare calves for Lincoln parish fair and LSU State Fair. Fallin, father of nine, aims to educate all children and buy more Jerseys soon. Also notice of two stray sorrel horses, one mare and one horse, with branding details and reward.
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Nobles
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
J. A. Shealy
Bill Neasham
Agricultural Department
Tlinois Central Railroad
Mr. Fallin
James Building
Fallin
Jersey
A. H. Henderson
Shealy
Shreveport
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ruston and Bernice
Perry Robertson of Ruston marries Reita Burton of Ruston. Wess Singleton of Bernice wed Sallie Scott of Bernice in a local marriage licenses issuance brief.
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Perry Robertson
Ruston
Reita Burton
Wess Singleton
Bernice
Sallie Scott
Teacher Increases Earnings Through Commercial Training
Eva McDonald, a longtime public school teacher, turned to a Commercial Training Course during a low pay year. She earned a $120 monthly start after graduation and now reports about $300 more annually from shorthand, typing, and odd reporting jobs. The Tyler Commercial College promotes its program and scholarships, urging teachers to consider further study for higher pay and better positions.
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Eva McDonald
Tyler Commercial College
Awyler Commercial College
School OF Business Administration
Tyler
Texas
Y. M. V. Train Wreck Near Natchez Miss
Natchez Miss May 120 The Plant er ONL RGUI passenger tradino Tb OF tie Yasuu and Mississippi Valley yPullyoud at 2 o'clock Sunday morning eH prey to depredasions of van daly In the Opitlol ol culvuad detec tives and two trainmen were killed The dead are BH W Maddux of New Orleans chiginger and C W Baker of near Vicksburg Miss The train left the rails at crossing at Deans Spur two miles south of Harriston Miss and the engine wider and three cars over turned Washington Preak addresses on Reports said that only one passenger Maal will hereafter meen whs doon of was wjured Rudolph Vorbush of Now
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Tie Yasuu
Mississippi Valley
BH. W. Maddux
New Orleans
Chiginger
C. W. Baker
Vicksburg
Washington
Rudolph Vorbush
Train wreck blamed on malicious act in Mississippi
Orleans suffered minor injuries but the incident was deemed not serious by doctors. Railroad detectives attributed the wrecking of the train to malicious circumstances after investigating several recent Mississippi mishaps. Officials said heavy timber was spiked on the tracks and the switch at the point had been jammed.
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Orleans
Mississippi
8000 Women Gather for Missionary Union Convention
The Woman's Missionary union of the Baptist church will convene with about 8000 women, the largest South meeting, opening Monday May 12 with registration at the Municipal auditorium and committee meetings at the Roosevelt hotel. Regular sessions run at the auditorium through Wednesday May 14, with delegates expected to attend the Southern Baptist convention May 14 to 15, all sessions at the same venue.
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Woman’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
South
Roosevelt Hotel
Southern Baptist Convention
Chain of 17 years binds girl in cellar in Gorohoves
In Gorohoves, Peter Semionov and his wife were tried and expelled after police found their daughter Claudia chained in a damp cellar for 17 years. The 44 year old, who developed mental illness at 27, was moved to a sanatorium. Property was confiscated.
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Vladimir
Peter Semionov
Gorohoves
Semionovs
Claudia
Legislature In Session In Baton Rouge Long Dominates House Vote
The Louisiana legislature met in Baton Rouge yesterday with Governor Long favored. The House voted 55 to 44 to keep Fournet, while the Senate elected Alvin O. King of Calcasieu parish as president pro tem over W. Pike Hall of Caddo parish 22 to 15. Both leaders are described as Long partisans.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Long
House
Fournet
State Senate
Alvin O. King
Calcasieu Parish
W. Pike Hall
Caddo Parish
King
Model Home Open For Rest Of Week
A cottage built under the Better Homes in America movement will open to the public at nine o'clock Wednesday morning and stay open the rest of the week. The project aims to showcase economical furnishings, harmonious design, and practical housekeeping, with contributions from Lewis & Co, Ruston Hardware, Sam Blauschild, McDonald & Co, Robt Wynn, and others.
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Better Homes In America
Lewis & Co
Ruston Hardware and Furniture Co
Sam Blauschild
McDonald & Co
Robt. Wynn
Geo.f. Lomax
Sam Duke
H. Rainwater
B. F. McLure Co
Frank Morgan
Marbury Drug Company
Episcopalians Meet in Alexandria to Choose Louisiana Bishop
New Orleans May 12 Louisiana Episcopal laymen and clergy plan a Wednesday gathering at Alexandria to select a bishop to succeed the late Davis Sessums. The meeting marks the second to be held in six weeks as details emerge from the ongoing process.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Alexandria
Davis Sessums
Postal Department Reminds on Properly Addressed Mail
The Post Office Department notes that laws require all mail to be properly addressed and urges compliance to ensure delivery.
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Post Office Department
Rioting Drives Negroes From Sherman Hotels
Sherman hotels today operated without their usual black porters and bellboys after a night of violence in which a black man was dragged through the streets and burned. Negro residents sheltered in place as bayonets guarded the business district and none ventured out this morning.
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Shermian
Texas
Sherman
Delegates Consider Conference Options for Bishop Seat
New Orleans delegates weigh candidates for the bishopric as a called conference nears. March 14 in Baton Rouge saw Rev. Charles Clingman of Birmingham decline the invitation citing parish duties. Proposed rules require six weeks between conferences and another six weeks before a third if no bishop accepts.
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Baton Rouge
Charles Clingman
Birmingham
Chrcch
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