Mayor supporting band fruit cake sale benefits Ruston youth
Ruston High School Band Parents opened their annual Holiday Fruit Cake sale at Ruston City Hall with Mayor T C Beasley purchasing the first cake. Proceeds aid the summer band camp and the Bearcat Band, while ordering options include Thanksgiving or Christmas delivery.
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T. C. Beasley
Thomas Ledford
Ruston High School
Neal Kirkland
Ruston City Hall
T.C. Beasley
Band
Ruston
Manor Freie
Manor Texas
Micronaire Tests To Be Used On Louisiana Calton
Baton Rouge officials announce a new program to test cotton quality in Louisiana using micronaire measurements. The initiative, coordinated by the LSU Agricultural Experiment Station, assigns the Department of Agriculture to conduct the micronaire tests and evaluate fiber trends across parishes.
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Alexandria
Winnsboro
Casshys
USDA
Memphis
James F. Hudson
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hudson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketings Service
Cotton Division
Crosstown Station
Tenn
Mirrona
Louisiana
Baton: Rouge
Louiana Calton
LSU
Agrieuds
Why farmers plant money in U S Savings Bonds
Since the program began farmers and ranchers have been top buyers with 44 percent of cash reserves in U S Savings Bonds. They use bonds to replace machinery buy land insure against farming risks and fund children’s education. Bonds grow with government guarantee and are replaceable if lost.
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America
U.S
Treasury Department
Fire Ants May Be In Parish Says Extension Unit
Lincoln Parish Farm Bureau reports strong mail renewals with a prize won by Burl Tavis of Dubach. Fire ants may threaten pastures and livestock. residents urged to report large mounds to A R Strahan in Baton Rouge for confirmation. Lime and phosphate shortages, clover fields, and ammonia nitrate guidance discussed for pasture management.
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Dubach
Baton Rouge
Lineal Parish
Agriculture Research Servicer
A. R. Strahan AL
Thanksgiving Turkey Tips and Stuffing Recipe Feature
An article offering Thanksgiving guidance notes from Mrs. Ona Blondin and Mrs. One W. Dyson. It highlights abundant turkey supply, low prices, and suitable sizes from 3 to 30 pounds. Includes a basic Old Fashioned Bread Stuffing recipe with variations and cooking tips for ensuring no leftovers. Contains multiple consumer details and practical steps for preparing turkey and dressing.
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Moy
Ihevite Company
Thanksgiving Leftovers Freezing and Refrigerating Tips
Guidance on storing turkey after Thanksgiving. Refrain from stuffing cavities, refrigerate leftovers promptly, and freeze meat or stuffing in portions. Use meat within two months and stuffing within one month. Individual servings may be frozen together for two months. Wishes for health and happiness this season.
Allergy linked to hearing loss, researchers claim
A husband wife research team told the Fourth International Congress of Allergy that hearing loss can be caused by an allergy. The study suggests immune or inflammatory reactions affect the ear leading to loss of hearing.
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Heartis New York
UPI
Fourth International Congress of Allergology
J W Sisemore Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs J W Sisemore will be honored with an open house on Sunday November 26 for their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Hosts include M L Sisemore or Mr Wiemore from Rusten and daughter Mrs R J Gulden of Downsile. The event runs two to five PM at the Sisemore home in Choudrant. They have lived in Lincoln Parish most of their married years.
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J. W. Sisemore
M. L. Sisemore
Wiemore
Rusten
R. J. Gulden
Downsile
Siseniare
Choudrant
Lincoln Parish
Birthday Dinner for William Franklin at Mineral Springs
Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Jester Orwell, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Posey, David Mere, Mrs. Alfred, Miss Sherrie Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Franklin and Sylvia, Rev. and Mrs. Norman Tilbury, Mrs. Lanie Duke, Mrs. Bell Franklin, and grandchildren sent home with Mrs. James Franklin. Attendance noted as cooperative. Tilbury traveled to Little Rock on business, returning Tuesday. Other items mention clinic returns, school vacation, and a separate divorce grounds note from New York.
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A. BE. Franklin
William Franklin
Franklin
Jester Orwell
Lonnie Posey
David
Mere
Maes
Alfred
Sherrie Williamson
Richard Franklin
Sylvia
Norman Tilbury
Lanie Duke
Bell
James Franklin
Monroa
Little Rock
Ark
Alfred Franklin
Alton
Theodore
Clara Gallman
Clifford Gallman
Monroe
David Posey
Eva Martin
Bully Franklin
Farmerville
Lucious Martin
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One W. Dyson
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Riser Road
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Word
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Cort Williams
Alexander
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New York
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