Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Ruston Leader in Ruston, Louisiana

We have 1,268,751 pages in Louisiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1930

Page

7

Prohibition Modifications Debated and Jury Trials Refused

In Washington Navy 24 two elder figures proposed beer and juryless trials, with moves to amend the Volstead act coming from labor groups and Senator Bingham. The Supreme Court refused to rule on trial-by-jury rights in Colts v. United States, while Wickersham Commission heard testimony on enforcement. A severe midwestern gale followed by flood damage stretched relief efforts as Red Cross responded.

Washington Navy Congress Supreme Court Organized Labor American Federation of Labor National Labor Legislative Committee Bingham Connecticut District of Columbia Court of Appeals Wiliam H. Colts United States House Commission Senate Colts Wickersham Commission Richard H.yempleton Buffalo Prohibition Border Post Templeton

Farmerville Auditorium Dedication Postponed to Next Week

Dr. Taylor in Farmerville reports the dedication of the new school auditorium will be postponed from this week to sometime next week due to Mrs. W. J. Tunnage’s illness. The decision honors Mrs. Murphy, head of Farmerville High School music, and a new date will be announced in The Leader’s columns next week for those wishing to attend.

Taylor Farmerville Farmerville School W. J. Tunnage Tunnage Murphy Farmerville High School

Europe Battered by Gale and Floods Across Nations

A vast European storm lashed coasts and rivers, killing at least 34, wrecking ships in the Elbe estuary, Vienna, and across France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Austria, and Spain. Dams weakened and rail lines halted as winds and rains battered towns, flooding millions of acres and leaving thousands homeless.

London Europe Louise Leonhardt Elbe Germany Vienna France Belgium Rhine Moselle Holland Scheidt Austria England Spain Lisbon Bavaria

Bible Class Federation Plans 300 Attendance Drive

A committee led by C. Ane y aims to boost attendance to 300 for the Federated Men's Bible Classes union Fifth Sunday meeting at First Presbyterian church Sunday at 9 45 a.m. Professor E. S. Jenkins will speak. The Presbyterian class hosts, with E A Epps teaching, invites all men to join Sunday School Bible classes. Local druggists may close 9:45 to 1 to aid attendance.

C. Aney J.S. Harris A. B. Phillips Union Federated Men's First Presbyterian Church E. 8. Jenkins Federation of Federation

Recommended Weigh-Ins For Men 40 to 44 Years Old

An old health feature lists normal weights by height for men aged 40 to 44 and promotes the Kruschen method as a fat loss plan. It suggests cutting sweets and rich foods for four weeks and taking Kruschen Salts daily, with brand availability at Milam Drug Co or Marbury Drug Co.

Leonard Williams Milam Drug Co Marbury Drug Co

Death Premonition Precedes Man's Death in Car

W. W. Hembree, 55, of the city water pumping plant, died late Tuesday night in his car in front of his rooming house on LLG Edwards street. Dr. Willis 2. But ler, coroner, cites heart attack. Hembree had warned friends he did not expect to live much longer. Survived by widow, son T. Hembree, three daughters Mrs. C. B. Smith Mrs. S M. Keith and Miss Maicle Blanche Hembree. funeral arrangements pending at McCookies funeral home. He formerly resided in Ruston and was well regarded locally.

W. W. Hembree Llg Edwards St Willis 2 Butler Hembree T. ©. Hembree Monroe McCookies

Gate Receipts Show Centenary Profit in Homecoming Game

Centenary College earned about 1 735 in profits from the Homecoming clash with the Bulldogs in Ruston, with Centenary receiving 694 and Louisiana Tech 1 041 from 1 400 paid admissions. Attendance was likely around 3 850, yet reported as the largest crowd at Louisiana Tech.

Centenary College Bulldogs Ruston Louisiana Tech Shreveport J. P. Cole Tech Athletic Committee Tech Major Cole Centenary Cole Louisiana National Guard

Farm House Destroyed By Blaze On Monday

The Charles Mathis farm home seven miles out on the Ruston Farmerville highway burned to the ground Monday morning. Occupied by Bill Autwell, his two sons John and Owen Autwell and families, plus two sons in law and theirs, the house valued at 3000 dollars was uninsured along with its contents. The smoke house, well shelter and a home light plant were also destroyed. A defective kitchen flue caused the fire which a neighbor discovered too late to aid.

Charles Mathis Ruston- Farmerville Bill Autwell John Owen Autwell Autwell

Toll In Delta Tornado Remains At Seven

Alexandria LA Nov 19 The death toll in the Delta tornado through Louisiana and Mississippi rose to seven with nearly 500 homeless and many injured. Losses in stock and property may reach 500000. The revised dead list includes George Perkins 45 Rapides Parish La farmer and his daughter Gladys Perkins 12 plus Eunice Perkins seriously injured. Mrs George Davis of Brookhaven Miss and Four Negroes Crowville La were among those killed.

Alexandria Delta Louisiana Mississippi Ivestock George Perkins Rapides Parish Gladys Perkins George Davis Brookhaven Miss Fournegroes Crowville Eunice Perkins Creorge Perkins

Order To Muffie Roosters But How

In Jersey City on November 21 Vice Chancellor Fallon granted an injunction against John Webster on a neighbor’s complaint that fighting roosters kept him awake and made him an invalid. Webster was ordered to muffles them from 10 p.m. to 1 30 a.m. The judge admitted uncertainty but directed Webster to enforce quiet hours.

Jersey City N. J Fallon John Webster Chancery Court Webster Mr. Fallon

Dairy and Beef Profits Affected by Tick Infestation

Dairy and beef profits depend on low unit costs and fair pricing. Two thirds of the state face handicaps in producing affordable dairy and beef products due to cattle tick infestation. The pest hampers production and raises costs for farmers.

Louisiana Seen Lagging in Tick Eradication Efforts

A 1930 government report shows Florida, Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas have released counties from quarantine while Louisiana did not. Louisiana remains the worst infested among those states, hindering dairy and beef production and risking backward steps as other states advance. Also quoted: There is no occupation with more kibitzers than amateur house building per The American Magazine.

Louisiana Florida Arkansas Mississippi Texas

Stroke Fatal to One Time Railway Head

Charles H. Markham former ICG president and later chairman of the executive board died of a paralytic stroke Monday at his home in Altadena California aged sixty nine. A longtime railroad man he rose to the presidency in 1911 retiring in 1926 and was noted for pushing better relations with customers Funeral services are set for Chicago Friday with interment to follow from California. In Savannah Missouri James W Payne a 66 year old farmer was convicted of murder for striking his wife over a disputed vote on school tax increasing sentencing him to twenty years in prison.

Ruston George M Crawhoam Ilinois Chicagu Charles H. Markham I. CG. System Altabena California Markham Great Railway System Transportation Company Chicago Savannah James W. Payne

Auto Thief Mishap On Road Near Town Sunday Night

Sunday night around nine, a Model A Ford coupe was reported stolen from the Roberts home on Minden street. Deputies found the car wrecked on Vienna road about two miles north of town, abandoned by a negro youth about 15. R. D. Sims of Arcadia, driving north toward Ruston, collided with the stolen car just minutes earlier. Sims’ car was badly damaged and towed in. Sims reported the thief fled after the crash and was not seen again until officers arrived.

A. J. Thigpen Frank Roberts Roberts Minden Street Thigpen Clyde Frasier Guy Braswell Vienna Road R. D. Sims Arcadia Young Sims Sims Ruston

Partition Sale No 8315 in Lincoln Parish La

Notice of partition sale in Lincoln Parish Louisiana under Civil Docket 8315. Sale at the court house door in Ruston to the highest bidder on December 6 1930. Property begins at the southwest corner of section 36 town 1 south range 2 west and runs to the Ruston Chatham Road.

Third Judicial District Court Lincoln Parish Third District Court Louisians Ruston Linn Parish Louisiats Lincels Parish Towit Ruston-Chatham Road

Property partition sale near Ruston-Chatham Road

Sheriff TUTGPEN announces a cash partition sale for the defendants in a land dispute. The property lies in SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of Section 30, Township 1B N, Range 2 West, with remaining 1-2 acres more or less. The sale follows legal procedures with no appraisal credit.

Ruston-Chatham Road Tutgpen

Ward Marshal Sale Under Pieri Factas in Ruston Court

Ward Marshal announces public sale of seized property to satisfy a writ in Lincoln Parish Louisiana. On November 29 1930 at the Ruston courthouse front door Ons Dedee Victory Coupe serial M-17273 motor M-30 582 license 2 119 owned by defendant Jd S Shidel will be offered for sale with costs.

Ruston Lincoln Parish Woulstana Court House Louisiana Jd. S. Shidel J. T. Richardson Lincoln Lincoin Parish

Sheriff Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana 1930s

In the Third District Court of Lincoln Parish Louisiana the sheriff offers the real estate of Sam McCube for public auction. The sale will occur December 6 1939 at the court house front door in Ruston Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Terms require cash with appraisement.

Succession Sale in Ruston Louisiana Estate of Alva A Shaw

Notice of public sale in the Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana. Under an October 1 1940 order the estate of Alva A Shaw will be sold at Ruston to satisfy debts. Property includes homes lots in Ruston and Houston Texas, personal items and a fractional royalty interest in oil and gas. Sale date November 29 1930.

Alvaa, Shaw Third District Court Lincoln Parish Louisiana Third Judicialistrict Court Alva A. Shaw Ruston Linceoly Parish Goulsiane Gus B.C. Stewart Stark Wiston- Lincoln Duabbey Luston Gineula Parish A. A. Shaw Fle Sulu A. Shaw South Houston Texas

Undivided Interest in 2508 Acres in Blanco County Texas

Notice records an undivided 1 199 acre interest in 2508 acres located in Blanco County Texas. Dated October 1 1930 Ida Bell Shaw administrator signs this acknowledgment.

Blanco County Texas A. D Ida Bell Shaw Administratria

Sale of Sheriff's Auction in Lincoln Parish Louisiana

By writ of fieri fecit the Third District Court orders sale of defendant Tom Bedford’s property at public auction at the Ruston court house. On December 13 1930 items include a five piece living room set and a bedroom suite with chest drawers and dresser per appraised value. Cash terms with appraisal benefit. A J Thigpen Sheriff November 26 1930.

Tm Third District Court Parish of Lincoln State of Louisiana Third Judicial District Court Ruston Lincoln Parish Tom Bedford A. J. Thigpen

Sheriff’s Sale of Land in Lincoln Parish Georgia?

Writ of Seizure and Sale issued by Third Judicial District Court directs sale of 80 acres in Lincoln Parish La. to satisfy a writ against Rufus Gary. Property described as NEN Section 10 and NW Section 11, Two, 18 N. R. 2 W. sale set for December 27, 1930 in Ruston Court House. Cash terms, no appraisal, costs.

Lincoln Parish Sam McCube A. d, Phigen, Sherkr Third District Court Parish of Lincoln State of Louisiana Third Judicial District Court Court House Ruston N. R Robert Harris A. J. Thigpen

Writ of Wicri Facias Issued Against 80 Acre Property

A writ of execution directs sale of 80 acres in NW% Section 10 Township 17 North Range 4 West to satisfy the writ and costs. The sale is ordered for November 26, 1930, with Robert Harris named in the proceeding.

Writ Seizure Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana

Lincoln Parish Louisiana writ of possession seized and ordered sale of multiple properties including a 16 year old mare named Maud a 12 year old mare named Maud a 1 year old mule a Jersey cow and two calves to satisfy a writ costs and expenses. Sheriff J Thigpen issues notice dated November 26 1939.

Lincoln Parish Lia Prince Maud Pat Mater J. G. Pesitell J. Thigpen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Cross Paris Seine Lotre Lake Constance Switzerland Dornier Friedrichshafen Scheldt la. Tech Charles Markam I. C Calvin Walker Etomle McMurray W. S. Cook & Company Shidet Sheriff's Sale Carrie & Son Vs Samblesfaire Sheriff’s Sale Federal Land Bank of Rufus Gary R. F. Goree W. A. Barnett H. G Pesnel Parish of Lincoln Piers Facies
Search Courier

Search the Ruston Leader Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ruston Leader?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication