Opinions On The New Milk Plant In Lincoln Parish
Local business figures and farmers including G W Dye Sam May Jack Ritchie Noble and others weigh in on the proposed milk powder plant near Ruston. They emphasize potential jobs better credit conditions and broader prosperity for Lincoln parish though some express concerns about cotton-led economic shifts and credit risk.
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G. W. Dye
Ruston
Hyed
Knowles Voling Box
Sixteen Mile
Dye
Qd Farrier
Lincoln Parish
Sam May
Aheahtia
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Ritchie
Ruston Hardware & Furniture Company
Tenston
Rosion
Iflad Ba
McCriaty
Noble
Yale
Tite Rink
Ana
Sheriff Office Issues Many Tax Receipts Monday
Eskewed OCR fragment from a sheriff office report notes large batch of tax receipts processed Monday. Names and details are garbled, but indicates a routine collection activity by the sheriff’s department and distribution of receipts to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Office
President aims to reshape economy and rally business drive
The President expresses confidence in restoring the country to its normal hopeful economic push. Invitations go to industrial, agricultural and labor leaders to meet locally. Treasury, agriculture, commerce secretaries and the chairmen of the Federal Farm Board will join, planning coordinated action to sustain business progress.
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Namez
For Sale Millinery Fixtures and Supplies
For sale the remainder of millinery fixtures show cases hat stands and related items plus art materials stamped goods embroidery needles and thread silk and cotton. Will sell cheap for cash. Mrs Minnie Tims O'Neal.
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Rash
Minnie Tims O'Neal
Lincoln Parish Jail Down to One Inmate
After months of crowding the Lincoln Parish jail, Sheriff A. D. Thigpen reports only one prisoner remains. Local officials say previous overcapacity has eased, with daily inmate counts fluctuating to a single occupant.
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Lincoln Parish
A. d. Thigpen Slater
Yule puddings peril abstainere
Dispatches from London report thousands of English puddings shipped to America for Christmas shoppers. Each contains nearly a quart of brandy and a quart of stout ale, prompting warnings for those observing the prohibition law.
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Washington
London
America
40 Persons Eat 100-Year-Old Egg in Beaver Dan Wis Nev
At a recent family reunion forty persons ate a sparing of an egg said to be ten years old. The egg was brought from China by Miss Hagel Taylor, a family member, and preserved for a century here with mysticine inscriptions on its shell.
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Beaver Dan
Wis
Nev
China
Hagel ‘Taylor
Ube
Boy Located Near Baton Rouge After Dis appearance
Scattered garbled report states a 1-year-old boy named Ajestareel Hian disappeared from a residence near Baton Rouge on Thursday after a minor incident. Local authorities and a vigilance team reportedly tracked him across several miles and coordinated with state police, but the exact circumstances remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Tual
Pantic Service
Youn Twee
Fox
Fields
Fie Yuutu
Nat
Early Sapurdy
Die
Fielia
Bin
Nyse
Nissan
Nevio Popuhkelim and Ladisiaia Show Proportionate Decrease
Neurological researchers Nevio Popuhkelim and Ladisiaia report a proportionate decrease in measured variables during a controlled trial. Observed trends suggest potential implications for statistical modeling and future experiments.
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Nevio Popuhkelim
Ladisiaia
Mercer Georgia challenges Tech to cage contest
Mercer University of Macon has asked Louisiana Tech for basketball games this winter. Coach Tad Rockwell said the proposal is under consideration. Tech plans a fast lineup with Pat Savoie returning from the 1928 squad and new freshmen, as Coach Robert Wynn prepares for the season totaling about twenty candidates.
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Tad Rockwell
Louisiana Tech
Mercer University
Macon
Georgit
Robert Wynn
Basketeer
Bulldogs
Chathancora
Wynn
Notice of lost certificate of deposit for Prince O Wailes
Warning that a bank certificate of deposit issued by Ruston State Bank dated August 10 1927 and numbered 10204 for 642 89 in favor of Prince O Wailes has been lost misplaced or stolen and should not be negotiated or traded by the public.
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Prince O. Wailes
Ruston State Bank
Abundance Of Shellfish And Shrimp In Louisiana Waters
Louisiana reported yearly harvests totaling close to four to five million dollars from shellfish shrimp and fish. The last figures show shellfish at 3 117 541 pounds valued at 2 622 563 dollars and shrimp exceeding 40 000 000 pounds worth about 1 600 000 dollars. Total poundage nears 100 000 900.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Woman baffles death probers in New Jersey case
Giudyns? May Parks, a former cabaret entertainer, confounds investigators in New Jersey as she claims the deaths of Ry Rogers age four and Timothy Rogers age three were mental acts. Authorities admit she has them stumped and cannot proceed with her story.
Prosecution Pushes Psychology to Gain Child Death Details
Carden County Prosecutor Baldwin accuses the woman of labeling every witness a liar to disrupt testimony. Investigations followed as Miss Parks, under guard, faced the morgue scene with Timothy’s dismembered skeleton visible to prompt admissions. Her sister, Gertrude Farr of Philadelphia, argues insanity and notes the sister’s extreme temper.
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Carden County
Baldwin
Alan Rogers
Miss Parks
Pleasantville
Timothy
Miss Park
Gertrude Far
Philadelphia
Local Men Attend Homer Dairy Show And Act As Judges
A. H. Henderson and Joe Blonden of the Henderson farm attended the Homer dairy show with LSU dairy professor A. H. Staples. Browden assisted in judging the cattle as a parish wide event led by Parish Agent Brodie Pugt. Others included W. E. Dee and W. J. Keegan who spoke at the Farm Council in Ruston.
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A. H. Henderson
Joe Blonden
Henderson
Homer
A. H. Staples
Louisiana State University
Browden
Staples
Whs
Brodie Pugt
W. E. Dee
W. J. Keegan
American Jersey Cow Club Association
Mr. Keegan
Farm Council
Ruston
New Orleans Seen As Site For World War II Diagnostics Center
Traveling on an inspection tour Commander William J. Murphy and Vivian D. Corbly said New Orleans is the logical site for a proposed diagnostic center for World War II veterans. They predicted the national convention would draw about 10,000 members next June. hospital morale at Algiers Veterans Hospital was described as about the best in the country.
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New Orleans
William J. Murphy
Vivian D. Corbly
Veterans’ Hospital
Algiers
Mississippi River
Centenary Campus Painted By Tech Sign War Continues
Centenary College faced a spirit battle as Louisiana Tech students returned to Ruston leaving T signs on Centenary grounds. Tech supporters say the marks caused no damage while guarding against a Centenary counterattack before the big game in Shreveport.
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Centenary College
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Centenary
Tech
Tern
Arly
Ruston
Shroveport
Senator Ransdell to lead cotton exchange probe team
Senator Joseph FE Ransdell has chosen one of seven members of a Senate committee to investigate cotton exchanges in major cities. New Orleans is among the cities to be investigated with Ransdell reportedly in charge of southern state investigations.
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Joseph FE. Ransdell
U. S. Senate
New Irans
Ransdell
Gathering Of Methodists At Lafayette Opens
Lafayette Louisiana November 13 The annual gathering of the Methodist Church South in Louisiana convened here on Wednesday November 20 drawing pastors and lay members from across the state Bishop Warren A Candler of Atlanta will preside The two main items are the annual designation of pastors for the coming year and the election of delegates to the General Southern Conference in Dallas Five pastors and five lay members from Louisiana will attend the Dallas session
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Lafayette
Anim Conference
The
Methodist Church, South
Louisiana
Laym Berg
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
Gram
Dallas
Lepntiencei Ecutenn
Sunflower Junior iece football team bus overturns injuring players
Seven Sunflower Junior high football players were seriously injured when their bus overturned on a gravel road near Belzoni Mississippi while traveling to Wesson for the state Baptist convention. Monroe selected for convention dates November 11 12 13.
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Belzoni
Miss
Sunflower Junior Iece
Seri’ Iy
Wesson
State Baptist Convention
Novem
Monroe
Marriage Licenses Listed for Dubach and Farmerville Residents
The report lists marriage licenses including White-Clyde Colvin of Dubach with Barham of Dubach, Coach of Dubach with Haven of Dubach, John Irving Glass of Baskin with Lottie Marlin of Vienna, A W Gates of Farmerville with Kriffe Tettleton of Farmerville, and Colored-Price Jackson of Simshoro with Eddie Lyons of Simshoro while noting an unrelated fact about the largest silver bell cast weighing 168 pounds aboard the British warship Nelson.
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Clyde Colvin
Dubach
Barham
R. GC
Mattie Haven
John Irving Glass
Baskin
Lottie Marlin
Vienna
A. W. Gates
Farmerville
Kriffe Tettleton
Price Jackson
Simshoro
Eddie Lyons
Nelson
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