Dairy Farmers Oppose Marketwide Pool Proposal
A Louisiana farmer condemns a proposed federal marketwide pool to even pay prices for milk, arguing it reduces individual freedom and shifts earnings to federal officials. He notes potential slight gains for some North Louisiana farmers but warns most would lose money from this plan. A public hearing is set for October 30 in Shreveport for comment.
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North Louisiana
Federal
Monroe
Shreveport
North
Louisiana
Ruston Leader masthead data and pricing
Ruston Leader weekly issued Thursdays from Keecer Building Ruston with a postal notice under the 1897 act. Copies cost 3.00 per year in state and 4.00 outside the U.S. Foreign postage via wire. Represents Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Mid-South Doilies Texas Bank Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe B. Fouth
Keecer
Mississippi Ave
Ruston
Kincoln
USA
Wise United Press
Southern
Aci. RA
Texas Bank Ride
Mulligan Supper and Halloween Carnival At Quitman High
Clay area notices invite to Mulligan Supper and Halloween Carnival at Quitman High School. Community updates include visits from D. Hinton and families, Layman Day addresses by Don Hinton and David Clinton, and several homecomings and weekend guests across Clay, Minden, Shreveport, and nearby towns.
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Quitman “School
Quitman High School
Hbimer
Lisemore
Cora Sanderson
Natchitoches
W. F.hhite
Frank Bishop
Bishop
Mack Caraway
Greenwood Community Center Rising on Church Grounds
A building is under construction on the church grounds to serve as a Greenwood community center for gatherings, socials, and quiltings. The article lists several local residents and visitors, noting social visits and attendance at events near Calvary Baptist Church and area families through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Community Center
May Defreese
Reba Jenkins
A. Willcher
Louelle Simmons
Calvary Baptist Church
H. L Kilgare
Lafageant
Baton Rouge
E.E. Cools
Cooktown
Mciurvin Carter
Pete'' Skinner
Skinner
Mrs. Reed
Monroe
Mike Martin
Tommie Wiltcher
A. Wiltcher
Mya. J. We Martin
Shreveport Satuday
Lake Foursome Community Mourns Mrs C B Henry
The Lake Foursome community mourns the death of Mrs. C B Henry. Services were held at Salon Motherlist Church, with family and neighbors attending. Relatives from Bas sier City and other areas joined in missing her presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
C. B. Henry
SIMSBORO TIGER TALES Everybody Smiled For Photographer
Local page notes a photo session with many students smiling for the camera. In grade reports several students earned honor rolls with six weeks of solid study. Fifth graders performed a rain review on The World Before There Was an Age. The Greek unit and powdered paint art update appear as classroom highlights. Basketball season opened October 17 with a loss to Athens in front of a large crowd. Top Tigerettes scorers included Dorothy Pesnell 18, Jody Smith 13, Sally Johnson 12. Weekend visitors from Jenkins and family, plus several local households, are listed for social notes.
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Debbie Canterbury
Eddie Canterbury
Kathy Canville
Jackie Houck
Jayce Williams
Bill Burt
Jean Hie Langham
David
Calvin
Susie
Mtt
Steve Cook
Sue Warren
Curtis Dowling
Janet Jeffceat
Linda Summers
Billie Rogers
Kathy Terrell
Greece
Bimsboro
Athens
Tigerettes
Iyt
Dorothy Pesnell
Lisbon
Stinsharo
Jody Smnilin
Sally Johnson Mace
Community Attendance at Local Meets and Visits
At Jamestown Trostlay and Alas Det Mrtetings attendees included Cladsthan and family Mas c and Mrs Woodard Chrins Gan and children. Sunday visits featured Mrs Blonehe Hallenum and Mrs Wilfred Turner with Deborah and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Trostlay
Cladsthan
Mas
Woodard Chrins Gan
Shreveport
Blonehe Hallenum
Wilfred ‘Turner
Deborah
Mics
Kaither Robinsony
Mark Toned
Viola
Mir
Acad
Mrs Franklin Returns From Hospital In Mineral Springs
Mrs Yetma Franklin has returned home from a stay in Pormerville after illness. The article notes many local visitors and family members shared time with Mrs Franklin and related households. A separate fire at a home caused unknown damage with no one home. residents mourn losses. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Irvin Glass and others hosted dinner and visits around Ruston and Dubach areas.
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James Harvey
St. Louis
F. A. Hinton
J. C. Berry
Ruston
Ed Hagemen
Bernice
Clay
Lois West
Mineral Springs
Franklin
Cida
Yetma Franklin
Acing
Pormerville
Atis
Bilberry
Mster Olwell
Ruston A
Charlie Chrisman
Alfred Franklin
Bonnie May Lewis
Dubach
Lucigus Martin
Mars
Garland Duke
William Franklin
Bill Culver
Theodore Franklin
Oliver Linev
Velma Franklin
Jester
Emmett Williamson
Bryan Andl
Irvin
Bethelwhiliamson
Rilston Hospital
Revival in Dubach Ends as Bill Baker Steps Down
Local Dubach revival led by evangelist Rev Bill Baker winds down after a protracted series of daily services at 7:30 am and 7:00 pm. Scripture director Van Maysh of La Tech coordinated songs as attendees from nearby towns and families joined weekend visitors, including Gary Brooks and relatives from Sibley and Alexandria.
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Ray
Bile Bykers
Houston
Texas
van Maysh
Tech
Gary Brooks
New Orleans
L. Brooks
Brother Wayne
Sibley
B.trimmel
Akin
Jack Clement
Qwen
Vienna
Treasure Tait
Greenwood
Emma Lea Cinit- Tanaka
Phomeas
Gil Calvin
Mississippi
Ade
O. Calvin
Doo GC. Smith
Joe Jr
Cunt Tubbs
Nap
Artie Heyden
Paul Tibbs
Alvin Jenkins
Terbert
Maevin Pilea Heccom
Shreveport
Leahne
Charen
Bria
Doerry Mears
Maryn
Tallulah
Wood
Colvin
Ville
RISER MEWS Demonstration Club Meeting Planned Thursday
The Riser Home Demonstration Club will meet next Thursday at Fernoon, Det. 26, in the home of Ales Tahn Ww, Nelson on Riser Ra. Members will hear a demonstration on fashion and sewing to improve fit. Local attendees include Mrs. Mitherings, president, urging community involvement and family attendance.
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Henry G. Rrer
Cla
Corinth Baptist Church Seeks Revival and Updates
Corinth Baptist Church votes to participate in a Simultaneous Revival April 1 15 with date later. Members also approve monthly $3 to Tech RSU Center. Youth officers named Carolyn Hunor president Margie Bragzel secretary. Teachers include Mrs Clever Tisdale and Jimmie Teer. Junior class builds a Bible library bookcase. Improvements on a farm project progress noted as well as a prayer meeting held.
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C. W. Stephenson J
Corinth Baptist Church
Tech Rsu Center
Young Peoples’ Department
Carolyn Hunor
Margie Bragzel
Bereta
Liebray
Mags
Andy Young
GW. Stephenson
Theoraem
Tony Brageel
Wil Bure Bess
Bueess
Whueely
Ws Mae
Curtis Farley
Lady Young
Mas Burgess
Martin
St. Rest Baptist Church
Canidates
Dug Tipkey
Bastwop
Hey
J. Baptist Dhet
Carolyn Bantor
Jimmie Hoel
Nate Hurt
Lara
Lincoln Parish School Board sets bid notice for cafeteria project
Lincoln Parish School Board in Ruston Louisiana met October 17 1961 to authorize a notice to contractors for bids on kitchen equipment for Kitchen Quipment Lincoln Parish School Ruston Louisiana due November 16 1961. The board reserves right to reject bids waive informalities and approve bonds with Rivers and Heuer as architects and a $50 deposit for plans.
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Lincoln Parish
School Board
Ruston
Louisiana
Felton Green
S. J. Nobles
Simmie Whitman
C. A. Terrell U. AW. Green
William J. Smith
R. My Foster
Leonar Calvin
J. C. Ruehle
L. M. Napper
William A. Marbury, Jr
Smith
J. W. Green
My. Calvin
Booth
Superintendent of Education
Court House
Ing
Cypress Springs
Rivers and Heuer
Ouachita National Bank
Meonroe
Rosit
Ol. Balls
Yduislavia SF
Ray Ee
Lincoln Parish School Board
Lincoln Parish “School Board
Morete-Eimmons
Terriil
Nobles
Tancolh Parish
Metdcation
Louisina
Roar
Ruste
Ducation
Schon Board
Archita Rivers and Heuer
Monroe
Agricultural soil notes on phosphorus and calcium impacts
LeVasseur cites reports from two experiment stations on phosphorus and calcium needs for pastures. Findings discuss 40 to 70 pounds per acre of phosphorus for Grazing areas and soil calcium increases from dolomitic limestone, noting high calcium lime yields greater calcium boosts and that hay removal reduces soil calcium.
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LeVasseur
Bermeda
Lincoln Parish
Tippit Named President of Tech Freshmen
Robert Tpit of Alexandria elected president of the freshman class at Louisiana Peek. Paul Bondy of Duhach defeated. Vice president Pete Pordos of Shreveport won over David Sand erf ord. Books Lee of Shreveport defeated Margaret Wall of Alexandria. Bobby Britnell of Shreveport defeated Tuna Maillet of Alexandria for treasurer. Sharon Kennedy and Sherry Williams, both of Shreveport, elected student senate representatives. John Smith of Shreveport defeated Jerry Shank for sophomore class president.
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Robert Tpit
Alexandria
Louisiana Peek
Ite
Paul Bondy
Duhach
Pete Pordos
Shreveport
David Sanderford
Lee
Shreeveport
Margaret
Wall of Alexandria
Bobby Britnell
Tuna Maillet
Alexandr
Sharon Kennedy
Sherry Willliams
John Smith
Jerry Shank
Fsen Hollis
Gold Pledge and Potash Notes From Early Mining Talk
Gold price near Simshoro emerges in a partner led deal involving Jeff, Woodside, and Anderson Wiley. Woodside departs after first transactions. Anderson allegedly gains the find while Jeff siphons funds. Potassium oxide figures cited show low readings under light soils and the dynamics of soil nutrition and cattle grazing affecting potash reserves.
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Pilace
Simshoro
Jeff Tiis
Woodside
Anderson Wiley
Jeff
Anderson
Kit
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Mies
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Jerry
Will May
Favon Woodard
Bassier City
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Marek Toad
Viole
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Tuston
Nudie
Mattie Toubanks
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Robert Eubanks
Roy Edmiston
Allen Duchanse
Bossier City
Ruston Hosps
Sam Reese
Lester Reese
Ricki Rich
Jack Heary
Jack Henry
Mile Lan Woodard
Simsboro
Tiger Tales
Rose Beauty Salon
A. J. Pranklin
Aly
Robert Howard
Bannenville
Irvin Glass
Hays Station
Billy Martin
Bill Baker
Nat's Farm Loan Association
M. K. Weaver
Treasuesr
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Riser Mews Demonstration Club
Billy Graham
Jesus Christ
Ound
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Bobby
Jackie
Wayne Tiner
Childdren
Karen
Rustean
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John Ree& Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Miss
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James M. Kay
Kay
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Homer Hospital
Bill Head
Robert Shirey
Weldon
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Red Chute
Ruby Stephenson
Rustin
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Jimity
Homer
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Dadson
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Latas
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NASA
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Tha Mos
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Jun Agnes Hus
Gene
Ashieve Port Fale
Carmen Vale
Lincon Parish
Morelle Emmons
Ritchie
Napper
Southern, Association
Vimmons
Amercan Association of School
Lois
Uni
L. Felton Green
D-Deap Ford
Sonse
Browder
Draper
Lora G Thiales
Cooktown Re
Brooks
Burgessville Road
Colvin Mitchell ’ Construction Co. Real Estate Sales Builders OF Better Homes
Georgia Ave
Ruston, Lo
Greenwood Drive
Colvin- Mitchell Construction Co
Better Homes
East Georgia Ave
Tippit
Bath Ee Aris Niehbee
Oud
Iyau
Famile Moe Colvin-Mitchell Construction, Co
Builders OF Better Homes
East Georgia
Colvin Mitchell
Construction Co
Colvin-Mitchell Construction Co
Don's Coin Shop
Trenton
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