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Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1930

Page

6

Old Fashioned Square Dance at Elks Club Elevates Tech Fund

Several hundred Ruston residents attended an old-fashioned square dance at the Elks hall sponsored by the Music club for the Tech scholarship fund. The event featured calls by O K Davis T E Raley and Bill Cook, Hood fiddlers Hood family tunes, period costumes and a reception committee led by Mrs Deila Lomax. Also noted were local ads and notices including a syrup maker promotion and political talk on race tracks.

Ruston Elks Hall Music Club Tech Scholarship Fund W. H. Cook O. K. Davis T. E. Raley Bill” Cook Arkansas Fisher Sally Cooden Georgia Hood Hilly Sebe Hood Claud Hood Fred Hood Hoods Deila Lomax A H. Henderson Tignor Conger R. W. Davis Eooles Breed H. L. McKnight

Long Men Map Anti Chain Bill

State House notes Long wing lawmakers prepare a Georgia styled bill to tax chain stores heavily in Louisiana. The proposal, said to be near confiscatory, targets stores in the same line of business under common ownership. Gov Long and ally Henderson have been vocal against chain retailers, with session opening next Monday.

Hermann B. Deutsch State House Baton Rouge Louisiana State Assembly Georgia Gov Long W. K. Henderson Shreveport

North Louisiana Optometric Society Plans May Lecture

The North Louisiana Optometric Society met in Monroe to discuss a lecture by Dr. R. M. Peckham of the Los Angeles School of Optometry in Alexandria on May 15. Dr. Peckham will lecture on a nonoperative method for correcting crossed eyes, with Dr. E. O. Strahan and Dr. B. R. Clay involved in planning.

N. L. O. Society Monroe North Louisiana Optometric Society Heinberg E. O. Strahan Winnsboro 8. R. Clay Ruston R. M. Peckham Los Angeles School of Optometry Los Angeles

Otootan Soy Beans Promote Hay and Fertilizer Use

Farmers urged to plant Otootan soy beans for hay grain and fertilizer as a superior field bean. Claims include higher feed reliability than corn, preference by stock over alfalfa, cost efficiency per acre, and 100 percent germination in state tests. The Frank Grocery Co Inc seed department lists stock in Shreveport Minden and Mansfield.

Frank Grocery Co., Inc Shreveport Minden

Monroe Man Secures Leases On Federal Gas Property

H Green of Monroe won bids for 417 acres of government gas land in Ouachita and Morehouse parishes. The interior department representatives accepted the bid at the federal building on Saturday. The deal includes a $15 per acre bonus for the first 40 acres and $2 per acre on the remaining land with royalties set by statute from 16 2 3 to 33 1 3 percent.

H. Green Monroe Ouachita Morehouse Parishes Department of the Interior Tte Federal Building Green

Capitol Clean-Up Underway Ahead of 1930 Legislature

A large crew sweeps the State Capitol in Baton Rouge for spring cleaning as convicts assist landscaping and electricians ready the House chamber for the 1930 legislative session opening Monday. Desks, voting machine seating, and impeachment paraphernalia are being reset while the Senate gets a fresh coat of paint.

Baton Rouge State Capitol State Penitentiary Senate State House

U S Banks Pile Up 27 Billions Report Reveals

Washington on May 7 the aggregate resources of 7,316 national banks in the United States Alaska and Hawaii were 27,348,498,000 on March 27 John W Pole comptroller of the currency announced today The total was a decrease of 1,533,985,000 since December 31 and down 1,673,414,000 from March 27, 1929

Washington United States Alaska Hawaii John W. Pole

Drowned Boy Halts Search For Own Body

In New York on May 6, Nassau County police hunted for a teenage boy’s body. Warren Beneville, 15, son of Roland Beneville the secretary, stopped his own search as authorities pursued the missing youth.

New York Nassau Warren Beneville Roland Beneville

Ridgewood Queen Rescues Boy After Boat Fall

A Ridgewood Queen of the United States liner America sighted at Jamaica Bay at noon Sunday. A boy fell from a rowboat and asked grapplers whose body was being searched. A county officer answered it was the boy’s own body. The boy swam unobserved to a friend's boat.

Ridgewood Queen Chamber of the United States

Plans Outlined For 15 Levee Projects In Louisiana

Federal engineers outlined plans for 15 levee projects in the Second New Orleans District costing about 1 250 000 dollars. Bids are due May 27 with work to start after contracts are signed. Projects cover nine parishes as 6 200 000 cubic yards of levee work are planned.

New Orleans New Oreleans

Hail Wind And Snow Wreck Havoc In Texas

May 7 Texas weather brought hail high winds rain and snow across the state. Snow fell near Alamore on the Texas and Pacific railroad between Sweetwater and El Paso. Two inches of rain at Austin. high winds unroofed horses and one man was injured. Hail damaged plate glass windows and Sweetwater faced a severe sandstorm with blackout conditions and halted traffic.

Dallas Tex Texas Alamore Texas and Pacific Sweetwater el Paso Austin

59 Percent Of World's Telephones In U S

New York May 7 The New York Telephone company announced a census showing 59 percent of all telephones worldwide are in the United States. The global total is 32,712,284 with 19,941,295 in the United States.

New York New York Telephone Company United States

Gold Star Mothers Sail For France Graves Visit

In New York on May 8, Gold Star Mothers sailed aboard gray battleships with an escort plane group to visit the graves of their sons in France. The farewell included dropping poppies as the fleet headed home, marking the end of the voyage.

New York France

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Elks Club Hood Boys Pace Bros West Monroe Them Robert Maestri Col John P. Sullivan V. Rabb Capitol U. S Mmattress Nachman Kavanaugh Furniture Company United Furniture Stores, Inc Mgr George Reyer City of Newfeetem Orleans Toronto T. S. Wamsley Tom A. C. Wilkins Chevrolet Agsurea Agadster Ciunaale Casaate Aden Dallivery Mich Ruston Motors, Inc Ruston, la Dubach Auto Co Dubach, la Burlington Star Brand Gaar & Evans Hawk Brand S.M. Richardson & Son
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