Fox scenting dogs and memory contest at Bootta Lake
Report recounts a hunting gathering near Farmerville Louisiana on Bootta Lake from November 12 1929 with a fox scenting dog named Wild Bill and a hot Mulligan coffee contest. Members listed include Colvin Posey Adams Robinson and many others. Winners credited in story telling with Wych Colvin and Clyde Barmore.
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Brantly
Fred
Oscar Dowling
Colvin
Alma Richardson
Mack
Thelma
Alva Robinson
Tres
Harry
Ed Peden
Jack Mc
Elmo
Hal Posey
Wych Colvin
Jagiewin
Clyde Barmore
Wych Col
Jack
Athon
Adams
Robinson
Riser
Saunders
Jmmie”. Williamson
Elmo Colva
O. Clina
Jan Adams
Will Saunders
Ed F
Hartwell
Bishop Robigon Ruston
Tom Grafton
Wyck
Chester Norris
Joe
Harley Colvin
Dunpach
P. Colvin
Ray Green
Hal
Bill Harrison
Charley Singleton
Cross Royds
Howard
Bill
Floyd Weldon
Mice
West Rabb
Will Lolly
Gus ‘Blake
Jim
Tom Williamson
Raymond Colvin
Henry Matthews
Ball School House
Ed Hester
Choudrant
Bootta Lake
Farmerville
Louisiahs
A. D
Chicago Tribune Editor to Address Club Next January
Robert McCormick editor of the Chicago Tribune will address the club next January. The event is announced by the National Broad Association and Gallender Aleo.
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Een Be Oyie Aie
Fifty Airplanes To Take Part In New Orleans Carnival
More than 60 airplanes will participate in a two day air carnival at Meniée airport to dedicate the newer Southern Air Tracts port airport. Admiral A W Marshall will head six fighting planes and three observation ships from Pensacola. Major Clarence Tinker will bring nine fighting planes from Kelly Field. Captain B J Harvey will command eight planes from Crockett Field. Major Sumpter Smith will lead five observation ships from the Alabama National Guard. Banquets and entertainments are planned.
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Orleans
Fort Worth
Meniétee
Southern Air
Kelly Field
Texas
B. J. Harvey
Crockett Field
Birmingham
Sumpter Smith
108Th
Alabama Nationals Guard
Recent Wall Street Crash Shows Value Of Thrift
The piece argues thrift would have reduced market turmoil, urging readers to avoid get rich quick schemes and rely on compound interest and reinvestment. It emphasizes slow, safe growth through fundamentals, warning that abandoning thrift invites financial disaster.
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Wall Street
Astor Employee Hit By Eagle On Stage Parade Prep
Pate Frazier, an Astor Theater employee, was hit by a dummy eagle used for Armistice Day preparations. The impact occurred at 10 15 am on stage, knocking him unconscious briefly and leaving a gash on his head before medical staff stabilized him.
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Pate Frazier
Astor Theater
Frazier
Brothers' Same Man Named Missing Heir Hoax Alert
Macon police thought they found the missing heir to a 250000 dollar Albany estate. A man calling himself Bob Kelly was treated to a meal then vanished. Another man, George Kelly, also disappeared. Investigations suggest Bob and George are the same person.
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Macon
Albany
Breaking Engagement Ring Ruling in St. Louis Court
St Louis November 12 Circuit Judge Kiloren ruled that breaking an engagement does not entitle the man to the return of his ring. Thomas D O'Brien gave Mrs Helen Appell an engagement ring valued at 600 dollars and sought its return to pawn it. The case involved a Soaple who was engaged three years.
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St. Louis
Kiloren
Thomas D. O'Brien
Helen Appell
Soaple
Tech Auditorium to Relay Tech Mississippi College Game
Tech students and townspeople will hear a play by play of the Tech Mississippi College game in Clinton Friday. Western Union leased line will flash every play as Bulldogs chase a key conference result during Homecoming events. An attendance goal of 500 is set with tickets sold at downtown drug stores.
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Louisiana Hilldogs
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bulldog
Tech Auditorium
Tech
Millsaps
Jackson
Miss
Quitman Long
Techmen
Clinton
Mississippi College
Governor's Son, Nine Years Old, Steals Night Out
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 8, the governor Arthur Weaver and his wife faced anxiety when their nine year old son Phillip wandered off while they were away. Police searched until shortly before midnight when Phillip returned home and told headquarters not to search. He said he had just been out for the evening and called after his sister warned him police were seeking him.
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Lincoln
Neb
Arthur Weaver
Phillip
Slap On Back Saves Boy After Doctors Quit
In Chicago on November 7 a two and a half year old boy named Leonard Gilbert swallowed a screw. After two failed operations over five months a nurse lifted him by the heels and slapped his back causing the screw to drop free from his mouth.
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Chicago
Leonard Gilbert
New Orleans Sees Surge in September Construction
In September New Orleans reported a near doubling of construction activity compared with August, with gains concentrated where certain materials were readily available. The statewide impact varied by region, while the city saw a 38 percent increase in local construction output.
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New Orleans
Duatey
Gourne
Yule Feast Jail Term For Peter Supenski
Peter Supenski, 35, jailed for 30 days after pleading guilty to stealing lead to fund Christmas dinner. He requested 60 days to secure another meal, but the judge denied the extra time. Pronounced in Ohiedgo on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohiedgo
Peter Supenski
Peter
Supenski
Mystery of Lagniappe Explored by Local Cleric
Dr. Winans W. Drake of Trinity Methodist offers a new rendition of Lagniappe origin from New Orleans market history. He cites a tale of a market man with a pet monkey and the practice of adding a small gift with every purchase, a story linked to the word la gnniappe.
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Leader
Louisiana ‘Tech
Winans W. Drake
Truity Methodist
Lagniappe
Tech
South Louisiana
New Orleans
Arranging For King's First Visit To Pope
Pisately, Italian ambassador to the Holy See, arrived today to arrange King Victor Emmanuel's forthcoming visit to the Pope. The king's birthday on November 11 will be celebrated at the Vatican with a gala official dinner where diplomats credited to the Vatican and to the Quirinal will meet for the first time formally.
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Pisately
Count de Vecchi
Holy See
Victor Emanuel
Vatican
Quirinal
Lincoln Parish Grand Jury Report 1629 Adjourning
Grand Jury for Lincoln Parish Louisiana reports one true bill after special session. They completed duties and hand the report to the court on November 7, 1629, asking adjournment subject to further orders. Clerk L K Brooks attests.
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Third District Court
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Robber awaits trial hangs self in jail
Chandler Oklahoma November 6 Fred Davis 24 held in Lincoln county jail for robbery of the Bank of Kendrick hanged himself with knotted handkerchiefs while awaiting trial after a running gun fight October 16 in which about 20 shots were fired He had brooded over a death sentence recently imposed on Ted Cole 17 who pleaded guilty to a firearms robbery in which no shots were fired Cole received the chair Davis asked jailers what sentence he might get for a robbery where a man was shot
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Chandler
Okla
Fred Davis
Lincoln County
Bank of
Kendrick
Davis
Saul Yager
Tulsa
Ted Cole
Te Cole
Well Presented Pageant Ends Week Of Prayer At Church
The Methodist Church concluded its Week of Prayer with a pageant directed by Mrs. Allen Barksdale. An audience filled the church as gifts symbolized rededication, with music led by Mrs. S. L. White and a solo by four singers. Dorothy Williams, four, sang and charmed the crowd before Dr. Drake gave benediction.
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Methodist Church
Allen Barksdale
Rodney Cline
Poole Robison
Robert Seegars
W. R. Pratt
Frank Morgan
C. H. Carson
8. L. Cole
W. H. Spinks
Clay Skinner
Margaret Davis
Elizabeth Rainwater
Agatha Morgan
21 Bodies Recovered From Volcano Ruins in Guatemala
Guatemala City reports twenty one bodies recovered from debris after the Banta Maris eruption. More than 300 residents displaced as lava streams move toward the sea along the Bamalea river. A new crater opened, El Palmar damage estimated at one million dollars. President Cha con returns to direct relief efforts.
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Guatemala City
Banta Maris
Here
Volcano District
Bamalea
el Palmar
Chacon
Louisiana construction total tops 103 million for year
New Orleans reports construction outlay surpassing 103 million dollars for the year, a surge compared with September’s 5.64 million. Officials note continued growth in building activity across Louisiana, with the year-to-date total reaching just over the 103.8 million mark.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Lou
Red Cross Roll Call Appeals for Humane Aid
The Red Cross aids disaster victims on need basis, focusing on farmers in distress. It supports rural life through health services, home hygiene education, and veteran farm support, urging farmer membership to expand its relief and development work nationwide.
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Red Cross
Red Orxons
Mississippi Delta
American Red Cross
American Farmer 12
American Hed Cross
Ward Marshal Sale of Ford Roadster in Ruston
Ward Marshal announces public sale in Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana to satisfy writ of fieri facias issued from First Justice of the Peace Court Ward One. October 28 1929 J T Richardson Ward Marshal seizes Ford Roadster motor number 1184110610 license 130047 for sale cash with appraisement at the court house front door on November 9 1929.
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Taylor Bros. Grocery
Will & W. J. Taylor
J. G. Johnson
Ward One
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Ruston
Court House
Ion
J. T. Richardson
Sheriff Sale in Third District Court Lincoln Parish La
Notice of seizure and sale under a writ of seizure and sale by the Lincoln Parish court for November 23 1929 at Ruston. A used 1927 Model Ford Touring Car Motor No 14366608 is offered as the defendant Sherman Cobb's property to satisfy the writ and costs. Sale terms are cash without appraisal. date is November 6 1929.
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Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Third Judicial District Court
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Sherman Cobb
Beal Burrow Dry Goods Co. Va. No. 6504 Notice
Notice by virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias issued from the Third Judicial District Court in the above entitled cause. The debtor and case details appear incomplete but indicate a civil enforcement action directed at Beal Burrow Dry Goods Co. and F. M. Hood in Lincoln, State of Louisiana. The record notes a writ and court origin with execution steps pending.
Sheriff Sells Cotton Gin at Lincoln Parish Sale
On Saturday November 6 1929 between the hours governing judicial salex a 2 stand Munger gin with boiler engine 2 stands press elevator seed house and appurtenances will be sold. The property seized as the defendant F M Hood s and will be sold to satisfy writ and costs. Terms: 42 months credit with bond. A J Thigpen Sheriff.
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Fiouse
Saeti
Lincoln Parish
Towwit
Munger
F. M. Hood
A. J. Thigpen
Notice Of Administration Petition In Lincoln Parish
Third Judicial District Cort Lincoln Parish Louisiana Succession of T. M. Sholars deceased No 1402 Probate Docket MARY FANNIE SHOLARS petitions court for letters of administration on estate of late TY M Sholars intestate Show cause within ten days why petition should not be granted By order of the court date October 6 1929 Deputy Clerk Ross G Neill
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Third Judicial District Cort
Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
T. M. Sholars
Mary Fannie Sholars
M. Sholars
A. D
Ross GC
Neill
Sale of Real and Personal Property in Lincoln Parish
Administrator Maggie Bartlett announces a public outcry sale of one half community interest in land described as N of SW Sec 26 Tp 18 N R 5 W Lincoln Parish Louisiana and a personal property inventory appraised at 2600 dollars to pay debts. Real estate sold with purchaser assuming mortgage, at least two thirds of appraised value, on November 23 1929. J A Bartlett Administrator.
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Maggie Bartlett
Third Judicial Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Lincoln Parish
N. R
J. A. Bartlett
Partition Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1929
I will, under a Commission to Sell issued by the Third District Court, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana, offer the 120 acre NEN of Section 17 Township 18 North Range 2 West for sale to the highest bidder on November 30, 1929 at the Ruston courthouse. Cash only, no appraisal, to effect partition by licitation between plaintiffs led by S. W. Holloway and others and defendants. Date Oct 30 1929. A. J. Thigpen Sheriff.
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S. W. Holloway
Holloway
Third District Court
Parish of
Lincoln
State of
Louisiana
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Wis
Nen
Township 18
A. J. Thigpen
Glover v. Hays McDonald Property Seizure Notice
Law notice from Parish La. shows R B Glover vs Hays McDonald seized property in Lincoln Parish. 80 acres described as SW of Sec 12 and N of NW of Sec 13, T18N R4W. Sale to satisfy writ and costs, no credits or allowances stated. Sale date December 7, 1838, in Lincoln Parish.
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Lincoln Parish
Bey
Nwia
Ny R
Ass McDonald
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