Railroads Promote Prosperity in Mississippi Era
The Monroe News-Star cites the railroads as good citizens amid financial strain and disaster recovery. It highlights their role as major employers and taxpayers, aiding industrial growth and agricultural modernization, while urging communities to model Ruston’s business pledge to accelerate building programs and curb unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natelez
Hood
Mississippi Valley
United States
Ruston
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Bo Cheutoy
Huston
Monroe News- Star
How the Primary Works and Oklahoma Intrigue
An OCR fragment discusses the U S primary system and a Oklahoma case. A farmer with limited schooling ran for Congress, won the nomination by default, and failed to impress voters. The piece recalls reform efforts and hints at a questioned sequence in the race, noting political mischief and a flawed reputation forming in Washington.
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Oklahomma
Congress
Na Honal Haymtkern
House of Representatives
Ue Cinediensen
Oklahoma
Suede
Maryland
Shreveport Journal
Louisiana Tech Faculty and Controversial Politics Overview
G F Pankey arrived at Louisiana Tech in 1928 as associate professor in English. His career spans Ogden College and Western Kentucky State Teachers College. The piece also highlights a mock critique of primary elections and a lavish wedding reception with gifts and cake.
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G. F. Pankey
Louisiana Tech
Bowling Green, Ky
Pankey
M. H. Tech
Ruston College
Mr. Folk
Clemson College
South Carolina
Tech
Louisiana State University
Presbyterian Rally In North Louisiana Abuzz For Home Missions
North Louisiana Presbyterians plan a Home Missions week with study prayer and self denial as Red River Presbytery joins a statewide effort. About 500 000 Southern Presbyterians participate with sermons and addresses by ministers and lay leaders on Sunday November 1st.
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United States
South
North Louisiana
Red River Presbytery
What A Woman 44 Years Old Should Weigh
A fitness pitch asserts average weights by age and height with steps to slim down. It urges cutting pies and sugar for four weeks, choosing lean meats, vegetables, and fruit. It promotes Kruschen Salts with a four week plan and drugstore availability.
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Milam Drug Co
Marbury Drug Co
Marriage Licenses Colored: Sherrard and Hamilton wed
Arthur Sherrard of Choudrant and Barna Hamilton of Choudrant were issued marriage licenses. The PTA at Eastland school met Wednesday November 5th at 3 p.m. with a large turnout and a program featuring several interesting talks.
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Arthur Sherrard
Choudrant
Barna Hamilton
P.T. A
Eastland School
P T A Bazaar Planned Before Thanksgiving
Mrs Gullatt and Miss Huey reported the P T A plans a bazaar and market sale on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. They urged Eastland residents to cooperate to ensure a successful sale.
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Eastland P.T. A
Tyler Commercial College trains for high paid business positions
Advertisement proclaims Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler Texas has trained graduates for over 25 years. It claims 50000 alumni hold key jobs nationwide and abroad in banking radio and office work. With 39 courses including accounting telegraphy secretarial radio shorthand and typing it invites applicants to enroll any day with new classes starting daily.
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Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration
Tyler
Texas
South
Sail the Seven Seas
Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Western Union
Shold
Tex
Ruston Girls to Attend B. C. at Atlanta Conference
Miss Mabel May and Miss Edna Pro thro attended the Southwide Baptist Students Conference and return home Tuesday. The Ruston Leader editor notes the scholars and their address for the scholarship, with details on names and the trip.
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Ruston
Atlanta
Mabel May
Edna Prothro
Southwide Baptist Students Conference
Ruston Girls Tour with Dodd College Students
A Ruston party of two cars, including ten Dodd College students and chaperone Mrs. Meadows, joined a wider Atlanta Student Conference. The trip featured clear weather, visits to Stone Mountain, Judson College in Marion Alabama, Alabama College, and a stop in Vicksburg for entertainment before returning home Tuesday evening.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ruston
Dodd College
Shreveport
Meadows
May
Prothro
Vicksburg
Rome
South
Mason & Dixon
Stone Mountain
Judson College
Marion
Alabama
Alabama College
Louisiana
Indian Woman Gains Reputation as Model
Mrs Susie Higi a full blood Peeblo Indian of Seama New Mexico is showcased as a model Indian woman. The Albuquerque News notes her life in the West highlighting American furniture comforts and dignified living as an example for other Indians under government guidance.
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Susie Higi
Uncle Sam
United States
West
Higi
Seama
Albuquerque
Gallup
New Mexico
Suffering as constructive work praised by authority
A Churchman article argues that fines and enforced idleness can yield benefit. It states suffering rightly borne is constructive work and that bearing one’s burden strengthens character, with the view that endurance leads to personal conquest.
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