Regulations Given For ALE Philips School At BLA Site
Traffic changes around A E Philips School on the Louisiana Tech campus due to the new library. One way moving from Lomax Hall toward the west from 7 am to 5 pm, 15 mph limit, left side loading, faculty parking on south side, construction personnel on north side. A campus traffic supervisor directs crossings and arrivals.
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Philips School
Louisiana Tech
A. E. Phil
Lomax Hall
A. E
Phillips Elementary School
Owens
Kennedy Meet In Alexandria Set for 17th
Louisiana officials are invited to a September 17 luncheon at the Bentley Hotel in Alexandria to kickoff the National Democratic campaign. Kennedy and Johnson aides say about 3,500 invitation letters were sent from New Orleans. Governor Patterson of Alabama will deliver the principal address.
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Louisiana
Bentley
Alexandria
Frank B. Ellis
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy-Johnson
New Orleans
John Patterson
Alabama
Kennedy
Ellis
Jimmie H. Davis
G. C
Taddy) Aycock
Jack R. G. Gremillion
Democratic State Central ‘Committee
Justice of the Peace
Metropolitan City Council
Benny Denny Hurt in Tree Fall and Local DAV Meeting
Benny Denny sustained a badly broken arm in three places and two broken pelvis bones after a fall from a tree and is hospitalized at St. Francis Hospital in Monroe with a bone specialist. The Ruston DAV meets Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Red Cross office across from the Ruston Leader. Howard C. Davis leads the chapter for 1960-61. Presbyterian men returning from the Red River Laymen's Association camp Alabama report a constructive gathering and the Alabama Church ladies served dinner.
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Benny Denny
St. Francis Hospital
Monroe
DAV
Red Cross
Ruston Leader
Aecess
Howard C. Davis
Ruston Dav
Red River
Camp Alabama
Alabama Presbyterian Church
Malcolm Jefeoate Released From Ruston Hospital
Local notes report Malcolm Jefeoate returned home from Ruston hospital after surgery. The item details church visits, family gatherings, community meals, and ongoing social events across Ruston and surrounding areas with multiple residents and guests attending church and social functions through the weekend.
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Grossroads
Malcolm Jefeoate
Ruston Hospital
Mineral Springs Community Ails Reach Hospitals Update
A community notice reports many aged residents ill and hospitalized in area facilities. Julie Bryan Vinnie Lunsford and Carrie Beck are in Ruston and Farmerville clinics respectively, with well wishes sent for quick recoveries. Social visits noted as families gather, church services set for 6 30 pm Sunday, and local residents spending time with kin in nearby towns.
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A. BE. Franklin
Julie Bryan
Vinnie Lunsford
Ruston Hospital
Carrie Beck
Allen Gallman
Longview
Texas
Clara Gallman
Effie
Ruston
Alfred Franklin
Alton Franklin
Shreveport
Perry Franklin
Jimmy Hugh Duke
Frank Mitchell
Greenwood
Ross Howard
W. H. Howard
Rustan
John Franklin
Holsome
Jonesboro
Mineral Springs
Theodore
James Franklin
Walter Franklin
Rural Co-ops Bring Power to Louisiana
Aunt Fee’s tale illustrates the 1987 shift from 1.7 percent rural electrification to widespread access. Louisiana’s 13 member owned electric cooperatives now cover 98 percent, offering low rates and local control, enabling better living and economic growth for rural residents and their communities.
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Aunt Fee
Louisiana
Hey farm stockman urges timely action on cattle care
A fragmented message warns that neglecting proper protein and feed for livestock leads to financial loss. It emphasizes livestock welfare as essential, noting poor treatment affects finances even if a court cannot compel action.
Antioch Revival Services Set at Methodist Church Next Week
The Antioch Methodist Church will hold revival September 19 to 24 led by Rev. Terrell Lowe of Hodge Methodist Church with 7 p.m. services and song leader Bob Price. Pastor Rev. Paul Cassuls will preside. Also notes the Skinner reunion at Antioch Church drawing local families and visitors from Houston Gladewater Minden Shreveport and El Dorado.
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Mt. Bingham
Antioch Methodist Church
Terrell Lowe
Hodge Methodist Church
Bob Price
Paul Cassuls
Antiveh
Edith Barron
Franking
John
Houston
Texas
Cottonseed Meal as Protein for Winter Cattle Feed
The article discusses using cottonseed meal as a protein supplement for cattle when winter pasture or high quality hay is unavailable. It explains feeding methods such as ground spread cubes and mixing with salt, noting water access to avoid salt-related illness. It also mentions local social notes about visitors and church group activities.
Protein supplement feeding guidance for cattle
A 1960 note discusses mixing a protein supplement with salt to control intake in cattle. It recommends starting with one part protein supplement to five or six pounds of salt and adjusting to prevent overconsumption. For calves and older cattle, the salt proportion differs, with about one part salt to three parts supplement capping daily intake at two pounds, and one part salt to two parts supplement reducing to one pound per day. The method aims to produce an appropriate protein supplement for wintering cattle.
Sympathy Extended To Moncrief Family
Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. ill Moncrief age 85 of Ruston who passed away September 4. Moncrief and her husband J W Moncrief were charter members of Clay Church and helped build the church. Community notices include local figures at an agriculture extension service meeting and Home Demonstration Club events.
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Fivery
Jack Riser
J. W. Lipscomb
Ruston
Ruston Presbyterian Church
Riser Home Demonstration Club
Riser Civic Club
Mra
Moncrief
Mes. Moncrief
J. We. Moncrief
Aective
Clay
van Riser Road
W. C. Abbott
Drew Blalock
Jonesboro
John Nelson
F. A. Hinton
Agriculture Extension Service
A. Tolinton
Home Demonstration Club
Homer Sisemidre
Mattyeff. LaGrone
Ause
Texas
Hepsom
Local Notes Record Weekend Visits and Appointments
Community members from Lake Charles to Ruston visit Clay. teaching assignments announced in Bossier City and Rainey. Residents head to Shackleford and Shreveport area for church services, with Mr. and Mrs. Glotia Bell and families among weekend guests.
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Hese
Ruston
P. Colvin
Mis
Marie Colvin
EK. M. Davidson
S. L. Nobles
Andreaus
Texas
Alburt Haba
Lena Harrell
Arcadia
C. B. Henry
Olen Hood
Johnnie Smith
Johnnie Ward
J. L. Swint
Malvin Hood West
C.F. Henry
G. R. Green
John Terrell
Andrew
C. I Mood
Elmer Harrell
Wilbur Trammon
Bossier City
H. D. Hammon
Paul Ray Hammon
Humpty Williams
Clayre Chandler
Monroe
Nelda Farh
Porte Hoy
Glotia Bell
Lake Chirled la
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Maud Sanders
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Fee” Desadier
Claiborne Electric Cooperative, Inc
Association
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Methodist Church
Max Britt
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Burkhanon
Gandy
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Della Trussell
Frank ‘Trussell
Antioch M.Y.F
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Farmerville
Mary Bingham
Ginda Lewis
Gloria Jean Skinner
Timmy Napper
Jerry Grey
David Skinner
Larry Waldron
R. M. Bingham
Paul Cassels
Cassel
Ro. Duddy
Bingham
Don Fernholz
Rusten
Ralph Woodward
Calhoun
M. Bingham
Mrs. Glotia
Paul Constariea
Simitaport
Linville Ware
Afry
Peeriti¢a Willis
Marsha Kay Clinter
Harriet Clinters
Raion Robgé
Yeates
Mattie Brothers
Kéne’ Dall Hurley
Ruth Kavanaugh
Hattie, Winfree
Wealbrook
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Nutrition and Health Advisory Committee
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