Simsboro Village approves waterworks lease and taxes
The 1958 village actions authorize the mayor and clerk to sign a lease with Lincoln Parish School Board for water supply facilities in Simsboro and to issue taxes for bond payments. The ordinance levies 4 and 5 mills for debt service and water operations, directs tax collection, and requires publishing. A bond sale notice follows with details on Waterworks Revenue Bonds and Public Improvement Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
CC. Cite
W. R. Sumtin
Limaboro
State of Louisiana
State of
Louisiana
Limehorn
Lincoln
Simsboro
Simshoro
Parish of
Fallows
Russell, Jr
Cy Cole
W. FL. Sumtin
A. A. Alexander
S. Russell, Jr
Il. W. Nh. Sumtin
C. CO. Cole
Stmatoro
Simshore
Board of Aldermen
S. Russell WW
R. Sain
B.S. Russell
Aldecmen
Sinishorn
Gaid Ville
Mackauly
Simshura
Eaca
Tor Qiu
Bank of Trust Company
Gion
Board of
Alderneeart
Simshorn
Simsherg High School
Simsherg
Central Standard
Cox & Judel
Issuus
Honda
Alexander
Lavitsiana
Paley
Cox & Judell
Bond Counsei
New Orleans
Andy
Stimsboro
Patersts
B.S. Russo
Jt. Clark
Seizure and Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Court
In Lincoln Parish La a writ of seizure and sale directs public auction at the Ruston courthouse for a 1955 Chevrolet pickup owned by Perk Howard in case 16,894 of Farish District Court. Sale set November 26 1958 with costs and appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Lircold
Philco
Jordan Evans
Yerit
Jesse J, Riser
Lincoln Parish
Iis
Ruston
Tonistown
Lincoln Parks
Nes Fete
TINED
Farish
Lincoln
State OF Estana Securities Aivest Company
Perk Howard
Third Judicial District Court
Lotus Pveerning
Jesse J. Riser
Artsh OF
Lincoln Ana & Company, Upd
Homdan
Flory Pasuiett
Judicial District Court
Paris
Lincoln Parish School Board Adopts Plans For Storage and Expansion
Lincoln Parish School Board met November 3 1958 in Simsboro with members Green Reed Nobles Colvin Teverill Green Colvin Ritchie Napner Foster present. They approved space reallocation for Lincoln Parish Police Jury radio room, authorized extending Cook Street water line, discussed school housing needs, and ordered warehouse construction estimates for December. Bus driver psycho physical tests and bus inspections by a State Trooper were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parish School Board
Iit
School Board
Ruston
Louisiana
Dr. L. Felton Green
C. A. Reed
Lee Nobles
Lamar Colvin
C. A. Teverill
T. W. Green
Robert L. Colvin
CL Ritchie
le. M. Napner
Ray IM. Foster
Emmons
Simsboro
Ritchie
Terrill
Cook Street
Iberia Parish
Dorothy Thompson
Ters Digest
Mr. Emmons
Carl Munck
National School Boards Association
Lincoln Parish
Court House
Napper
Robert Colvin
Boart
Myr. Ritchie
Dr. L. Felton
Marcelle Emmons
Ruston kin visit and family gathering notes
Fragmented, informal notes describe Gladys White Berle of Kelumizon Michigan visiting relatives around Ruston. Mentions W M White and Katie, Marie Dawkins, Sean and Jessie Ford, and numerous local families in Ruston and nearby areas. Activities include dinners, hiking trips, and family exchanges with scattered references to hospitals and travel.
Stockman Discusses Anaplasmosis in Cattle Health
An article outlines anaplasmosis as a severe cattle disease transferable by infected blood. It covers symptoms such as anemia and high mortality, age-related severity, and the challenges of prevention, noting transmission via insects and risks during routine stock operations. It mentions limited treatment options and general advice for stockmen on management during insect season.
Alabama church gospel meeting fills Sunday services
A church in Alabama hosted gospel meetings led by Mrs ACI and Bro Alf Rose in the pastor’s absence for revival in Iowa. The report notes a conversion 14 years ago and mentions visitors from Sulphur and Monroe Louisiana, with references to local families and a Sunday night service. The piece highlights church unity, altar flowers, and ongoing faith outreach efforts centered on the Training Union goal and mission to witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Rose
Alabama
Iowa
Bro
Roar
R.G. LaTouneau
Vicksburg
Jesus
Allen Vincent
C. Vincent
Toa Benton
Dave Henry
Thomas David Henry
Thomas
Henry
Monroe
Talstead
Mpg
Chlor Tarphy
Gilbert
Sampsony
Assissippi
Nora Simpson
Sue
Albany Church
Ie Mheres
Visi
Aynen
Greenwood Mind May Del Roede and Local Guests
The article lists numerous attendees including M McCullen Mrs Bill Andersen Mr Hh CJ Tees and Mrs Geetam at Winnstone. Mentions of church events at Crees Worth and Bere with references to school activities, sermons, and Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL Clay
M \McCullen
Bill Andersen
Geetam
Abies
M Midbanes
Laeonard
Winnstone
M Tre Tarrising
Melvin Akan
Sundin Po
Gower
Bere Moe
Jolley
Eirreet
Crees Worth
Eure
Pastor Rey
Opis
Funda
Fannie Oe Reesa
Mineral Springs Revival Works With Don Roberts Visit
Local Mineral Springs notes reflect community faith efforts as Rev Don Roberts from West Monroe leads a youth revival at Mineral Spring Baptist Church. The event draws praise for Don W Roberts and features services each evening and a Saturday morning session. Residents share sympathy for families, welcome new residents, and recount church activities with long references to missionaries and language lessons.
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Ruston Leadsr
Dan
Pineville
Clifton Harris
Harris
China
Niu
America
Dun
Gert
Puck
Roberts
West Monroe
Mineral Spring Baptist Church
Auen
Community Notes From Dubueh And Nearby Towns
Providence Mrs Herman Coho and children of Dubueh visited Mes Singleton Wednesday night. Carsisa Johnson spent Tuesday night with Patsy Tanks. Mrs Frank Singleton spent Friday until Sunday with her eleven in Tarbach. Stevie Cooper and Pridey visited with grandparents Mr and Mrs GP Cooper. Kannie Peethany and Donny Bows visited them Saturday. Mr and Mrs Johnny Deis visited Dubeteh Saturday. Olen Johnson and others visited Belton Faraiwee of Columbia Sunday. Mr Mies Scott Johnson of Areata spent the week with Clarence Pritt. Friends and relatives of Mr Ray Spat note his home is APO the hospital and he is doing fine. Elton Doss and family motored to Collingstown Sunday to see relatives. Miss Tabbs spent the week with her sister in Shrevenart. Diva Cavern was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Griffin
Gladys White Berle
Kelumizon
Mich
Ruston
W. M. White
Katie
Marie Dawkins
Wilmerville
Sean
Jessie Ford
J Sibley
Kat
Siyself
Tadyr
Mike Dawkins
Martie
Parmerville
Lake Charles Cone
Prualine
Dack
Jackie Williams
O¢iey Bimini
Marg
Ivaie
Joneshara
Tom Cathoan
Nis Son Phomnas
Puaytoss
Vexas
Alps
Elareis
Newton
Hersecdh
Gaithrie
Chimay Mathis
Poorsneth
Wurother
Dessle Idawn
Sibley
Ghidys Gertels
Ithege
Michigan
Herman Coho
Dubueh
Mes.s
KF. Singleton
Caraisa Johnson
Patsy
Tanks
Kannie Peethany
Donny
Johnny Deis al Dubeteh
Saturdau
Mays
Olen Johnson
Cie Lralyn
Lary Johnson
Mra
Jastritt
Belton Faraiwee
Columbia
Tao
Mies
Scott Johnson
Areata
Fragmented text yields a garbled regional note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various odd terms and names, resembling stray phrases about people, places, and products but with severe garbling. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event, person, organization, or location. No coherent summary can be produced beyond noting it is a damaged newspaper fragment.
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Farmervalle RD
Rowton, Lousiana
Regatae
FL QO. Levasseur
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al Farm
Ford Frasier
Alexandria
May
Bows
Gil
Sande
Haven
Michael
Con
Aci, Hotat
Greenwood
Stookinen
Eliaahl Copadt
Isease
Prodikwati
Teli
Thomas Kimbell
Vic’ Howard
Lizay Holloway
Ais
Devee Britt
Max
Don Roberts
Don Lae
Baptist Calloga
Don
Formoan
Dun Lie
Githers
Germany
Asin
Chan
Chiar
Poentosin
Tates
Das
Yada Bewgie Ie Coinuoese
Tle
Tong Ory
Tre
Patna
Fia Heteies
Cab Dad Owen Bot Rome
Jon Eas
Borris
Angerica
Baptish College
Providence
Frank Singleton
Tarbach
Stevie Cooper
Pridey
GP Cooper
Riw
Vou
Chevrole
Cheos
WLC Piv
Rooney Tye Wisher
Wally
Cheyralie
Cachine
Andhean
Feneoth
Srawet Hee
Pepe von Cpr
Neeneway
Hepes
Bidey
Pere
Gesyy
HA Ace Vandy
van Ped Gle
Chery
Chevrolet
Pontiac - Cadillac, Inc
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