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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1931
Page
2
Ruston Leader reports subscription rates and obituaries, plus an Arkansas Louisiana fence plan to quarantine tick infested areas. It discusses a proposed milk ordinance for New Orleans and a U S Department of Agriculture study on dairy quality, urging producers to improve methods and equipment to boost consumer confidence and market outlets.
The Buffalo Courier reports editors lament a global downturn in business and industry. The text argues millions face reduced savings and employment, with consumer demand shrinking and production slowing, touching workers and merchants alike while governments and committees consider remedies.
A string of satirical, clipped snippets covers Prohibition era lore from New York to Missouri. The note cites McCampbell arguing women should not detect violators, jokes about overwork, car bargains, a doctor’s warning on pain, and social quips about trades, radio, and misquoted remarks.
A six legged yellow-bellied two-headed terrapin sold for 100 dollars in Ocala Florida. Found in Union county five months ago it has two functioning heads and will grow to about ten inches across with a potential life span of a century. The animal can eat with either head and is studied by the Florida state museum.
The Acts 15 debate over Gentile salvation ends with a council at Jerusalem. Peter asserts salvation by grace, Paul and Barnabas testify to Gentile miracles, and James urges no ritual requirement beyond moral conduct. Messengers return to Antioch with letters affirming freedom from Jewish law while urging purity in life.
The National Livestock Marketing Association unites hog producers under the Agricultural Marketing Act with Federal Farm Board support. It coordInates marketing and production to stabilize the swine industry, linking twenty member agencies serving producers nationwide with a terminal marketing service.
In her divorce suit, Mrs Kin Estes of Chicago testified that her husband spent all his time collecting picture postcards and paid attention to her.
Kenneth Messer was struck by a motor vehicle and a truck in a collision in Galax. He sustained only light injuries such as aches and bruises, with no serious harm reported. Local authorities investigated the incident and motorists were reminded to drive cautiously.
The birch tree in October dyed her hair to blonde to stand out from the green crowd. She proclaims fondness for golden hair and influences others to copy her change. Theodore MacManus. Miss Lillian B. Kelley travels to Vint with Miss Elsie Stage in Memphis Tennessee.
Mrs BE A Karting of Jellico Tennessee opened a pile of toys for her children and discovered a live snake hiding among the toys.
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