National Legion Chaplain Barnett to Visit States During Week
The National American Legion chaplain, Rev Joseph N Barnett born 1891 in Connecticut and longtime Oshkosh rector, will spend a week visiting states during a special observation period. Barnett served as a machine gun sergeant in World War I with the 76th Division and later became national chaplain, leading Legion work across Colorado Minnesota Wisconsin and beyond.
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National American Legion
United States
New York City
Newton D Baker
New York
St. George's Episcopal Church
Fort Slocum
Camp Devens
Mass
Joseph N. Barnett
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
American Legion
76Th
France
Joe
St. Mathew's Episcopal Church
Grand Junction
Colorado
Legion
Paris
Mr. Barnett
Canaan Conn
Trinity College
Hartford
Gonn
Berkeley Divinity School
Middletown
Conn
St. John the Divine
Helen S. Gesner
Anthony T. Gesner
Waterbury
Barnett
Oshkosh Yacht and
Elks Lodge
The
Leo
Boston
End of the world near as scientists warn in Cleveland
The Dallas Laboratory director cites a Cleveland meeting where scientists predicted planetary collision could end civilization. He notes sun heat will persist for millions of years and foresees drastic future changes in population, medicine, and lifestyle by the year a thousand from now.
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Herman Rosenthal
Dallas Laboratories
Cleveland
Rosenthal
Clegil
Miss O Neal Aids Miss Stone At Parish School Trial
Miss O Neal and Miss Stone plan a special demonstration at the Choundrinyt school this week. They will tour the parish, with other communities to follow, to show equipment and activities as rationed.
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Miss O’neal
Miss Stone
Tallian New
Une Sibley Oschoeat
Sophia Stone
Dione Clenonstri
Mina
Two Men Fined for Illegal Seining
Two men were fined after authorities halted illegal seining activity on a lake. The incident prompted a local investigation into fishing violations and enforcement actions.
Mary Mims Camp Hosts 4-H Club Event at Natchitoches
The 4-H Club Camp moves to Camp Mary Mims in Natchitoches parish this year. It opens June 29 and runs through July with improved facilities and permanent cottages replacing tents. Led by W. C. Abbott the program combines agricultural and wildlife education, recreation, leadership training, swimming, games and nightly camp fire programs for members and visitors.
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Dorcheat
Camp Mary Mims
Natchitoches Parish
W. C. Abbott
Cattlemen Warned On Annual Virus Threat
Louisiana State University extension division urges cattlemen to treat cattle for anthrax or related viruses yearly. The notice notes the disease, cost, and need for preventive vaccination, advising consultation with veterinary officials for guidance.
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Louisiana State University Collie al Agricutture
Bitterweed control urged for dairy pastures
Parish agent J A Shealy urges methods to curb bitterweed in pastures to protect milk. Suggestions include bringing cows to a dry lot before milking, feeding high saccharine feeds, mowing or terracing pastures, and pulling and burning Bitterweed in small plots. Bitter milk is worthless and losses justify weed destruction.
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J. A. Shealy
Texas
Mr. Shealy
Pronounce It Quickly Longest English Word Quoted
We are told the longest English word is un hypersymmetrico antiparallel epipedicali sationalographically. It has sixty letters and its meaning would never be used in ordinary speech.
All I am I owe to child psychology and spinach
A witty remark on child development credits psychology and spinach for shaping future greatness, contrasting old sayings about mothers influencing character with a humorous modern twist. The line highlights humor about nurture and nutrition in child growth.
Pirkle Elected to Three Campus Posts at Tech
Louis E. Pirkle of Jonesboro has just been elected by Louisiana Tech students to captain the track team next year, serve as president of a new scholastic fraternity, and head the student council.
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Louis E. Pirkle
Jonesboro
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Publisher John G. Belisle Dies at 58 in Many
John G. Belisle, 58, publisher of the Sabine Index, died at his home in Many on Wednesday. A prominent Sabine Parish resident since 1901, he edited the paper until two years ago when retirement due to ill health began. His sons have since published the paper.
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John G. Belisle
Sabine Index
Belisle
Sabine Parish
Anniversary Chocolate Milestone Marked Near Boston
A chocolate used in cookery for 150 years traces back to a mill started near Boston. The item’s long history highlights its enduring role in regional sweets and baking traditions.
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Bosten
Rayville High adds new unit at 140000 cost
A new high school unit costing 140000 dollars has been completed. An additional 10000 dollars was spent on equipment. The former high school building will be converted into a grammar school.
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Rayville High School
Schroeder Named Principal Of Tech High School
Announcement late Friday states H F Schroeder former Ruston high school assistant principal will become principal of Tech high school starting September 14 1930 succeeding Rodney Cline who resigns to pursue a master’s degree Schroeder headed the chemistry department at Ruston high and is Baton Rouge native planning LSU summer study Cline will remain in Ruston during summer then pursue graduate work at university Involuntary homicide law passes in Louisiana punishes negligent or reckless motor vehicle deaths with up to five years imprisonment plus hard labor details hinge on jury findings
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H. F. Schroeder
Ruston High School
Ship of Tech High School
Schroeder
Rodney Cline
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Cline
Ruston
Louisiana
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Tri- State
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Somehlan
Tri-State
Weigiana
Arkansas
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Mr. Snealy
Chevrole
America
Chevrolet
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Chevroolet
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