Ruston Golf Club Adopts New Course Plan and Dues Rise
More than fifty Ruston Golf Club members gathered at Manhattan Cafe to back a plan to purchase the current course or another site and build a modern new course. The group voted to raise quarterly dues to 7.50 and to boost membership to 100, with debt to be financed by a loan supplementing 913 in the treasury. Major Cole presided, Turkey Rooster tournament qualifying rounds were announced, and directors were empowered to pursue a permanent course purchase.
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Manhattan Cafe
Seasion
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Major Cole
Tyler Commercial College grows Texas educational hub
Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration in Tyler Texas is described as rapidly growing into a leading national educational center. The school offers 39 courses including accounting secretarial and telegraphy training with popular radio and broadcasting programs. Noted educator Dr Wm W Splawn praises the institution and highlights job prospects for graduates in accounting, radio operations, and related fields.
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Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Tyler
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Wm. W. Splawn
Texas University
Tyler School
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Romance of the Sea
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Ruston Represented At Carbonated Beverage Meet
Ruston is represented at the national convention of carbonated beverages held in Milwaukee Wisconsin from November 10 to 14. Delegates from New Orleans and other cities attended to discuss industry developments and showcase products.
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Ruston
M. §. Bledenhamn
Monroe
Lousiana Bottlers Association
Louisiana
New Orleans
Allied Industries
Milwaukee
United States
Canada
Mexico
Wis
Glew
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Lincoln Parish Louisiana
Writ of Pieri Pactas issued by the Third Judicial District Court directs sheriff to seize and publically auction in Ruston Lincoln Parish, Louisiana. On Saturday November 15 1950 the property described as Lot Five and N of W of Lot Six in Square Fitts Two of Dabneys Subdivision Austen Town will be sold. Property of defendant J P Mount to satisfy writ and costs. Cash terms to appraisers benefit. Dated October 11 1930 A J Thigpen sheriff.
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Linceln Parish
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Lincoln Parish
Bowil
Chain program of WWL radio shows growth in New Orleans
In New Orleans WWL radio reports a successful chain program and plans for intensified fall and winter activity. New shows are being arranged and a major announcerment is expected within a month in late October. Reception extends to Honolulu, Canada, ships near the Agares, and Central America with a crystal controlled 890 kilovolt channel and 5000 watt power.
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New Orleans
Oct
WWL
Tate
Three Negroes Held For The Shooting Of Morehouse Woman
In Bastrop County three African American men were questioned by officers after a shooting near the Morehouse property. The victims include Mrs. Overby, with one shell fired in a yard. Suspects named are Woda Mae Pathy, Albert Trolius, and S. A. Price.
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Morehouse
S.A. Price
Ovechy
Archbishop Porbids Adherence To Hitler
Archibishop Porbids adherence to Hitler becomes a focal point as readers parse a scrambled report. The fragmentary text mentions figures and places in a period voice, highlighting a charged political alignment amid uncertain context.
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Porbids
Hitler
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Quick Weight Loss
A personal testimonial extols Kruschen Salts as a life changing remedy for weight loss and vitality. The writer, age forty five, credits a single 85 cent bottle from Milam and Marbury Drug Co. with boosting energy, appetite control, and fat loss when combined with dietary changes. A daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast is recommended, with products sold in drug stores worldwide.
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Milam Drug Co
Marbury Drug Co
Supt. Myers Orders Auto Horns Out Of Wedding Parties
New Orleans officials move to curb noisy wedding processions. Superintendent Myers instructed Captain Henry Jennie to curb unnecessary horn blowing in the business district, targeting halted traffic and wedding party advertisers.
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Henry Jennie
Busines
Harns
Helpful Hints For Housewives From Successful Farming
The current issue offers homemaker tips such as separating eggs with a funnel to keep yolk out of the white. It suggests using silk or linen thread to cut hot bread without crumbling. Advice includes greasing kettle bottoms with plain lard to reduce soot and taping shaker openings for easy refilling.
S. P. C. A. Man Sums Up His Good Deeds For The Past Year
New Orleans report from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals details a year of mercy. Twenty four dogs find happy homes. Cats and kittens prove harder to place. The Dog Catcher aided by a dedicated helper secured placements for dogs while many cats remained unplaced. Some horses were also rescued but many livestock faced neglect.
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New Orleans
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Gay
Chem
Merciful Deeds Reported In A Grim Count
The record notes 699 calls and the destruction of 1304 animals, alongside other acts of mercy. It mentions two groups aiding horses and a G P C A figure granting shoes and a vacation for 29 old harness horses, framed as a strange historical item.
Cuban Sugar Check Near Havana
Cuban Sugar Committee head Thomas L. Chadbourne told the Associated Press that Wall Street’s claim of a five year sugar carryover halt is unfounded. Indications favor reaching an agreement within days. Chadbourne met Cuban experts including Barrera Fernandez and Gomez Mena and later spoke with Ambassador Guggenheim and planned talks with President Machado.
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Thomas L. Chadbourne
Associated Press
Wall Street
Cuba
Chadbourne
Alberto Barrera Fernandez
Herman Walter del Rio
Oscar Garcia Montes
Jose Gomez Mena
Jose Lopez Ona
Harry F. Guggenheim
Machado
Legion In Greatest Parade Through Boston Streets
Seventy thousand American Legion veterans marched in a vast World War parade in Boston on October 7. From Alaska to Panama and Maine to the Philippines, eight abreast they filed past the Victory Arch toward Faneuil Hall, recalling 1918 memories and earlier wars as they moved in unbroken ranks.
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American Legion
Faneuil Hall
Alaska
Panama
Maine
Philippines
Uptown Girls High School Building Bid Quietly Accepted
New Orleans School Board received bids for a new uptown girls high school. The low offer of 525,985 includes a large auditorium and extensive laboratories. The planned campus will serve about 1000 girls with a sizable land tract in the uptown area set for its location.
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New Orleans
Oct
Uptown
Cardus praised by Mayo resident as health booster
Mrs. W. H. Traf wick of this place credits Cardus Home Treatment with lifting months of run down health. She describes back and side pains, sleeplessness and nervous trouble, reports recovery after several weeks, and notes many women have used Cardus with good results. Cardus is advertised as a safe vegetable remedy available through druggists.
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Seamanship Added to Boy Scout Program in Ruston District
A 24 foot United States government donated whaler will be used to teach seamanship to older Boy Scouts in Ruston. The ship, sponsored by the local American Legion post, will be crewed by H J Nethkin as skipper and Charlie Blanks as mate, with eligibility requiring fifteen years or older, active Scouts, first class rank, life saving merit badge, and parental consent.
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American Legion
George Nicol
Clyde Connell
Grady Nelson
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H. J. Nethkin
Charlie Blanks
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Monroe
Standard Oil Company
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Ex Slave 115 Dies in Ohio Veteran of Civil War
Marysville report notes William Peppers a 15 year old former slave who died today in Union County home. Born in Montgomery County Virginia he was sold three times before escaping during the Civil War to join Union troops. He later settled near Gallipolis Ohio and died feeble and almost blind claiming never to have needed a doctor.
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William Peppers
Union County
Montgomery County
Virginia
Peppers
Gallipolis
Reprimanded He Kills Grandfather and Gets Life
John Hardy, 29, who confessed to killing his grandfather Thomas Taff, 78, after being lectured about needing a loan for car payment, was sent to state prison for life. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder before Judge A S Roberts, with the killing occurring September 25 at the farm in Jefferson county.
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Ind
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Thomas Taff
Hardy
A. S. Roberts
Taff
Jefferson County
Jeffersonville
Fraternities At La. Tech Announce Their Pledges
Louisiana Tech groups announce pledges this week with Theta Kappa Nu naming Jack Brooks Chu Raley and Clyde Thurman among the pledges.
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Louisiana Tech
Theta Kappa Nu
Jack Brooks
Chu Raley
Clyde Thurman
Fraternity Initiations Highlight Campus Groups
Zeta by Orgy Maith La Fou and Daisy Mothman among names listed as initiates. Alpha Lambda Tau recently initiated six students pledged last year: Quitman Long Morris Clanton A L Dabney J W Littleston Ed Crowley Nick Medica. Johnny Moffett was initiated this week by Theta Kappa Nu fraternity.
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Daisy Mothman
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Alverne Featee
Lambda Thate
Lillian Hammett
Gladys Crawford
Winifred Bright
Margaret Cupp
Sarah Hodge
Virginia Jordan
Alpha Lambda Tau
Quitman Long
Morris Clanton
A. L. Dabney
J. W. Littleston
Ed Crowley
Nick Medica
Johnny Moffett
Theta Kappa Nu Fraternity
Trial of 83 Killer Draws 1000 Jam Crowd at Guntersville
In Guntersville Alabama on October 6 jurors were seated for the trial of 70 year old James Neely on a 47 year old murder charge for allegedly killing Hiram Cooley during a 1883 fight on Georgia Mountain. Crowd estimates ranged from 1,000 to 1,500 from Marshall and neighboring counties as the trial opened. The indictment asserts Neely and Thomas Neely killed Cooley by striking him with rocks amid tensions over remarks about a 16 year old girl. Thomas Neely, brother of the defendant, died in Tennessee years ago after the men fled following Cooley's death.
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Guntersville
Ala
James Neely
Hiram Cooley
Georgia Mountain
Marshall
Thomas Neely
Tennessee
Neely
Cooley
Universal picture signs urged for roads by French official
Viscount de Rohan, president of the Automobile Club of France, proposed a universal set of picture signs to warn motorists of road hazards. Speaking at the World Highway congress in Washington, he noted 27 European countries, with diverse languages, need standardized signs and rules.
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Viscount de Rohan
The
Automobile of France
Europe
Chicago organized crime funds to oust Police Chief Alcock
A Chicago paper claims gangs are raising a one million dollar discreet fund to remove Police Commissioner John Alcock, praising his honesty and efficiency. The piece argues that if Alcock were corrupt, criminals would not seek his removal. Chicago needs more officials like him.
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Chicago
John Alcock
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