Bulldogs Reach Midpoint Of 1930 Grid Prep
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs reached the mid point of spring grid drills as Ed Shirley reports the squad in good shape aside from Rudolph Pietsch who nurses a shoulder injury. About 32 players remain active with new men like M. E. Springs joining the line. Coach Bohler trials many positions, with backfield depth improving in passing and punting while six veteran seniors and Heard bolster the line. Captain George Riser leads the center with Davidson Brown challenging for the role. end Paul Van Dalsen strengthens depth and defense as the team eyes a future scrap with the state Bengals in Monroe.
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MAC
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
M. EB. Springs
Sunny Hill
Diamond
Hick
With &E
Bohler
Gilbert
Mangham
Baker
Durham
Davis
Tindal
Colvin
Crawford
Lech
Heard
Letterman
George Riser
Alt
Roy Gatlin
Rudolph Pietsch
Roy Boien
Fred Courtney
A. D. Baker
Will
Filis
Tech
Riser
Bulldogs
Davidson Brown
van Dalsen
Courtney
James Green
Bohigr
Inmate Overcome By Gas At Monroe Training School
At Louisiana Training Institute Robert Taylor, 15, and Dr L H Bennett were overcome by overnight gas while filling a large silo. Paul Henderson aided the pair. all were treated at the school hospital. Bennett recovered quickly, Taylor to remain under observation for 24 hours.
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Monroe
Louisiana Training Institute
Robert Taylor
L. H. Bennett
Paul Henderson
Bessie Armand
Business era for farming is imminent
Dr. H. E. Van Norman, director of the Borden Research Foundation, told the St. Louis Agricultural Club that America is entering a business era for farming. He warned that farming must adopt urban business principles, focusing on accurate cost accounting, volume, and group effort to lower costs and raise selling prices for greater profitability.
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ST. Louis
America
H. E. van Norman
Borden Research Foundation
St. Louis Agricultural Club
van Norman
Val Norman
Women's Bureau Aims to Improve Working Conditions
Washington Sept 11 Mary Anderson director of the Women's Bureau told the New England State Conference that proper working conditions bring health and happiness to workers and repay employers in dividends of money goodwill and efficiency The bureau acts as a scientific body providing standards and fact finding rather than law enforcement It advocates an 8 hour day Saturday half holiday rest periods clean well lit workrooms guarded machinery sanitary facilities and wages based on the job not sex
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Washington
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
New England
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New London
Conn
Congress
Women's Bureau
Bureau
Lose fat with a 30 day Kruschen plan
A reader-friendly promotion promises rapid weight loss through a 30 day program. It urges cutting sweets and starches while enabling moderate eating of lean meats fish and vegetables. The ad touts Kruschen Salts as a daily morning dose and cites dramatic losses from several women. Milam Drug Co. and other drug stores are listed as sources.
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New York
Milam Drug Co
New Arrivals Add Strength to Bearcats
Ruston high school Bearcats enter third week of drill with about thirty candidates plus two local lettermen and two experienced transfers. Causey Nugent Reeves and Goodjoin headline new talent as three teams practice. Coach Williamson aims for Arcadia opener on September 19 as Hubbard departs but veteran backs Matthews Hilbury Chandler and Richardson bring seven years experience.
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Horace Williamson
Bearcats
Ruston High School
Causey
Nugent
Reeves
Waldo
Arkansas
Goodjoin
Williamson
Arcadia
George Hubbard
Hubbard
Matthews
Signal-Barker
Hilbury
Chandler
Richardson
Grid team braces for season with mix of veterans and hopefuls
Reeves, Lester, Lott and Driggers provide relief for varsity men while Campbell works pivot with Armstrong and Pankey aiding. Halti Odom Scaife Goodjoin Hubbard vie for guard spots. Causey Nugent Calhoun seek tackle roles. McIntosh and Taylor face light competition at center and terminal positions. Coach Henderson-Brown builds depth and optimism for the upcoming period.
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Reeves
Lester
Lott
Driggers
Campbell
Armstrong
Pankey
Halti
Odom
Scaife
Goodjoin
Hubbard
Ganrds
Causey
Nugent
Calhoun
McIntosh
Taylor
Henderson-Brown
Drought Relief Committee Forms Plan for Local Credit
At the Friday meeting in the James Building city hall officials and citizens from 26 drought stricken parishes discussed forming agricultural credit associations tied to intermediate loan banks and government agencies. George Spencer cited government programs to ease crop production, with a plan for a limited stock company to lend to farmers at six percent interest using crop liens as collateral. The resolution endorsing agricultural associations was unanimously approved.
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James Building
Drotth
North Lousiana
Louisiana State Drauth Relief Committee
Drauth
Strinken
Agricultural Credit Association
George Spencer
State Extension Department
Thompson
Abner Turner
Minden
Jules Escude
Mansura
Local Men Attend State Chamber Meeting in Alexandria
A H Henderson president of the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce B H Rainwater president of the Ruston Chamber of Commerce and H L Mc Knight secretary of the Ruston Chamber of Commerce will depart Ruston early Wednesday for Alexandria to attend the state organization meeting where Mr Henderson will preside beginning at ten o'clock in the morning. City chamber officers from across the state will be present.
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A. H. Henderson
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
B. H. Rainwater
Ruston Chamber of Commerce
H. L. McKnight
Ruston
Alexandria
Mr. Henderson
City Chambers of Commerce
Louisiana Tech Names Four Coaches For Next Year
Four coaches head the Louisiana Tech athletic department led by George M. Bohler as director. Fox Shirley Wynn and L. Fox return, with Bohler handling football and intramural programs. Wynn leads the Bulldog basketball program as he begins his fifth season while Shirley coaches track and teaches mathematics. Harper alternates railroading and church leadership in Kansas, and the piece notes extensive coaching after decades in the department.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
George M. Bohler
Ted Rockwell
L. 3
Fox
EB. M
Shirley
Robert
S. Wynn
Bohler
Tech
Albright Colege
Reading
Auburn
Ala
Mississippi College
University of Georgia
Louisiana State University
Wynn
Bulldog
J. M. Roberts
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Swayzie
Stearns
Brug
Willard Cobb
Stu Vagutanle
Drouth Relief Committee
Thompson Advocates
Organization of Credit Assa
AT Tech
H. T. Harper
Mattoon
Wilburton
Kansas
Illinois Central
Illinois
Harper
Carter
Memphis
South
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