Louisiana Sees 1961 Cotton Acreage Rise Aids Growers
The 1961 cotton acreage allotments for Louisiana rise to about 648000 acres for Burgland’s share, with total state allotments up 14.9 percent from 1960. Secretary Benson cites a favorable cotton price support program higher domestic use and stronger exports as causes. If growers expand plantings, Louisiana may gain up to 10000000 in added income, boosting demand for machinery fertilizer and insecticides. The allotments will be distributed by growers’ prior planting, benefiting 45000 Louisiana cotton farmers and related businesses.
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Thare
Louisiana
L Burgland
Tidde Postitile
Agriculture
Benson
Érsi
King Cotton
Dubach Seniors Slate Play Next Tuesday
Dubach seniors invite fans to a play next Tuesday November 14 with senior cast members promising a lively show. The piece notes practice has been steady and urges attendance to support the team and keep expectations high. It references a prior boys game loss and hints at upcoming matches and school spirit.
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Bubach Hi-Lites Dubach
Mickhy Waltek
Oui
Grandad
Weis
Pomnerfield
Sremperfisig
Thanksgiving Parent Night Prep Misspelled Note
A fragmented notice jokes about grade levels preparing for Parents Night on Thursday November 10 at 6pm. It mentions eighth graders doing autographs and seniors writing term papers. Attendees are reminded to bring a covered dish.
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Tr Vale
Inen
Pyervein
Fellowship Pair Attend State Conclave Of Baptists
Mrs. James Nichols and Mrs. Ohn Trammons attended the Texas Baptist State Convention Tuesday. The event gathered fellowship members and church delegates for sessions and discussions.
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Baptists
Alvin Davis
James Nichols
Ohn Trammons
Ta. Baptist State Csavention
No Comment Nations Economy Must Expand
Washington says Congress agrees the economy must grow to create jobs and security against communism. Debate centers on how to achieve expansion, opposing unlimited government spending with fiscal restraint and private enterprise. The piece contrasts deficits and inflation risks with steady growth through prudent policy and responsible budgeting.
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Washington
Congress
Efficient Labor Use Key to Louisiana Forest Industry
A Louisiana forestry meeting hosted by LSU explored marketing challenges and the need for better merchandising and higher quality production. Participants from Southern Pulpwood Conservation, Southern Pine, Louisiana Forestry Association, LSU forestry schools, and the Louisiana Forestry Commission discussed maximizing labor efficiency and promoting Louisiana products to builders. A roundtable on marketing problems followed the discussions.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Forest Industry
Forndara Fromderigthy
Louisiana State
Uaivop Ly Oe du Ciel
TI School of Forestry
LSU Agricultural Xtension Service
Louisiana Forest Pro
Louisiana
The
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association
Southern Pine Association
Louisiana Forestry Association
Consultant Foresters
Louisiana Forestry Commission
LSU School of Forestry
Southern Forest Fixperiment Station
LSU College of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Economics
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
A. & McKean
Extension Forester
J. Norman Efferson
College of Agriculture
R. W. McDernard
W. C. Hopkins
School of Forestry
Don Fassnacht
M. M. Lehrbas
Southern Forest
Two Philosophies of Government Foreseen in Voters Choice
The passage argues that the public must avoid centralized wisdom in Washington and prefer government that upholds sound money, full debt payment, a balanced budget, and a Treasury viewed as a trust. It warns the nation will choose between rival political philosophies with far reaching consequences.
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Washington
Treasury
Civil Service Exams Slated December 10
State announces December tests for several Civil Service exams including Clinical Social Worker levels I III IV, Emergency Welfare Services Coordinator, Property Value Examiner I II, and related titles. Additional positions do not require a written test such as Equipment Inspector and possibly General Agent.
HILLY Visit by Mrs Melvin Rouse Draws Local Crowd
Mrs. Melvin Rouse from Nashville Tennessee visited Mrs. Rome Colvin last Thursday morning. Rouse, formerly Barbara Laranice of Hilly, plans to move with her husband to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. BE. J. Larance and daughter Virginia drove to Dallas Sunday. Local residents attended church, district meetings, and shared meals with friends including the Larances, the McKee family, and the Roane family from Ruston.
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Larance
Melvin Rouse
Nashville
Tenn
Rome Colvin
Rouse
Barbara Laranice
Hilly
Tennessee
Virginia
BE. J. Larance
Dallas
Texas
Melvin Britt
Dandie
Baby Roger
4. G. Larance
Tommie Larance
Vienna
R. G. McKee
Mile
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Mississippi Ave
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Lincoln Parish Police Jury
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First Baptist Church
Pineville
Harris Green
Ballas
Rogene Coror
Deanis McCiee
Berma Melice
Elizabeth Ann Nappier
Dok Lackney
Alexandria
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Fellowship Brotherhood
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Mm Monroe
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Russel
Qayville High School
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Tech
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Baptist Seminary
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Mickey Waller
Lincoln Parish
Joe Biondin
Russia
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Budget Bureau
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United Gas Boosts Area
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Delta Ho Dynante
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Milam Prescription Center
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Radiokar
Monroe
M. Donald
Ouachita Bank
Public Health Nutritionist
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J. W. Skinter
BG. MéKee
Farmerville
Methodist Church
W. F. Delony
Shreveport
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Frank Roane
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