Woodsman of Livingston Is Plenty Dumb
Barefoot ed John Schexnayder, 82, Livingston parish, told Judge Dr. Borah he did not know the Civil War had ended and had merely learned of prohibition when arrested. Through an interpreter he pleaded guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquors and received probation for five years. Four others faced similar probation. four more got sentences or fines under the Walstead act.
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Baton Rouge
John Schexnayder
Livingston Parish
United States District Court
Wayne Dr. Borah
Livingston Woods
Schexnayder
Atchafalaya
Trade Exhibition Plans Removal To More Central Site
New Orleans November 15 decision to relocate the International Trade Exhibition to a more accessible site was announced by its board. For now the show remains at unit two of the Army Supply Base warehouse at the Mississippi River juncture. The Port of New Orleans board has leased the space and will convert it to storage for 359 car loads of cotton. Dock board plans a 400 foot wharf at a $425000 cost now, with an 840 foot addition later at $850000. Lease runs 20 years with about $300000 due. Only the top three floors will be used for the present. Monroe syrup produced by Pace Bros. of West Monroe and distributed by them.
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New Orleans
Army
Board of Commissioners of the Port of
No. 3
Dock Board
World War Hero In Orleans Dies As "Taps" Sound
New Orleans recalls Captain Day a World War hero killed at home marked by the tolling of taps. Celebrations in Lafayette Square turn somber as veterans honor a man famed for courage in combat and loyalty to duty.
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Orleans
New Orleans
France
Ol Arpustier
Lahavette Square
Phen Cugcain Bhaiis
Emtvis
Algecutar
Ted
Closed bank cash losses across multiple states detailed
The report lists substantial liabilities and payables tied to a closed bank crisis. Figures include Louisiana state funds at $199,500 and parish totals such as Madison $123,872.59, Tangiplo Parish $97,022.24, and large debts to banks in Kentucky and Tennessee. Names of institutions and cities appear with specific dollar amounts, indicating a broad insolvency impact across multiple jurisdictions.
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East Jefferson Water Works
Alexandra
Louisiana
Madison Parish
State of Louisiana
Shreveport Louisiana Water Works
Tangipolos Parish
National Bank of Kentucky
Louisville
Fourth
First National Bank
Nashville
Nashville Trust Company
Chase National
New York
Fist National
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hulston Union National
Knoxville
Canal Bank and Trust Company
New Orleans
Inter- Cale Prast and Banking Company
New Orleatis
Local Cow Completes Official Production Test
Cid's Sweet Susan, a purebred Jersey cow, completed her second official production test in Boston Louisiana. At 3 years 1 month on test, she produced 834.16 pounds of butterfat and 12 770 pounds of milk in 365 days, qualifying for the Register of Merit at the American Jersey Cattle Club. She is sired by La Gloire Cid and out of Jap's Financial Dorcas.
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Cid
American Jersey Cattle Club
Financial
Louisiana Insurance Society shifts to regional meets
The Louisiana Insurance Society abandons its mid winter conference to hold five regional meetings across Bunkie Winnsboro Jonesboro Rayne and Ponchatoula with invitations extending to agents within 30 miles. John D. Saint of Baton Rouge will supervise discussions on insurance matters and public relations.
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Louisiana Insurance Society
Louisiana
Wilemn & Radius
Matt G. Smith
Bunkie
Winnsboro
Jonesboro
Rayne
Ponchatoula
John D. Saint
Baton Rouge
State Society
Smith
Wil Hin Rodriguez
Munroe
Warren Berwick
Juba J. Saint
L. A. Williams
Crowley
Fr.thomas
Natchitoches
A. M. Dreyfous
Shreveport
C. M. Samuels
New Orleans
George A. Petrie
Alexandria
E. L. Kidd
Rustin
New Invention Aids Louisiana Shrimp Trade Test
A novel automatic trawling net tested in New Orleans promises an 80 percent rise in Louisiana shrimp production. The device operates on a different principle from traditional nets, which are lowered and trawled through waters.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Wales
New Chevrolet Six Showcases Improvements and Refinements
The Chevrolet Six renews its design with a 25 percent more springs in rear cushions, redesigned windshield and windows for wider vision, and more pleasing interior fittings. Chassis improvements include a heavier deeper frame and a smoother longer lasting clutch.
Card of Thanks for Father W. May
We express deep appreciation to friends for kindness and sympathy after the loss of our father, W. May. Appreciation for floral offerings given. May Heaven's richest blessings rest on each of you. HIS CHILDREN.
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Woodsman
Livingston
Vienna
Ruston
Pershing Highway
Canon Cargill
Low Lake
Texas
Monroe
Pace Bros
West Monroe
Them
Try
Lodhiana Oryera
Ube
Anite Bank
H. Henderson
Boston
Insurance Society
N. O
Todd Shipyards Corporation
Relief
Secon
John W. Enright
Bia
CHEV
Chevrolet
Fisher
Phaeton
ATA
Ruston Motors, Inc
Flint
Michigan
Dubach Auto Co
Ruston, la
Dubach
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