13 Oct 1931
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1931
Page
1
A fragmented Ruston Louisiana Post article surveys parish fair activities, agriculture displays, and local civic leadership. It notes gatherings at Lincoln Parish Fair, farmer welfare concerns, and calls for calm discussion amid talk of hard times and economic challenges.
A scrambled editorial excerpt argues that rural living draws city families outward beyond suburbs, with many working in cities yet residing in country cottages. It notes the drift toward quieter areas, the enduring need for farms, and questions overall effects on agriculture and American life.
Ross C Neill declares candidacy for Clerk of Court after five years as Chief Deputy Clerk of Court and two years as Deputy Clerk of Court and Court Reporter. He notes 13 years in clerical work including corporation administration and political offices. married, 32, father of three. He pledges service to Lincoln Parish residents if elected.
Sally O Neil Macmillan a famed novelist visits New York Night Court to learn of an arresting girl who remains in his custody after a brief sentence. He takes her to his Long Island estate where she influences his life and his family. The Brat falls for Steve, the younger brother, while Macmillan contends with a planned yacht and a ranch sale. In a dramatic turn, the girl realizes she loves Steve and plans to wed him, as the Bishop presides at a New York church ceremony ending the tale.
garbled OCR yields uncertain names and places. no coherent event or facts can be confirmed. likely notes on local people and activities without clear actions or dates. insufficient readable details to form a valid news item.
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