Lafayette Mayor Leads State Citizens Tourist Committee
The Louisiana State Citizens Tourist Committee by Lafayette Mayor Jerome Seisagene and LM ig Tourist Committee members including George Nical and others were named to assist the Louisiana Marine Committee. About 240 towns are involved with 115 applying for census permission and 72 reporting. debates arise on population shifts and timing of census data affecting quarterly reports and funding. The committee, formed to push the Love Lousiana tourism program, plans a November meeting of municipal officials to preview the new tourist guide Love ty Louisiana.
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Lafayette
Louisiana Whith.ripal Association
Citizens Marine Committee
Jerome Seisagene Ce Aidfayette
LM Ig
Y Lma
Smith
George Nical
Teen
Ugwell
Pat
Tugwell
Tuswell
Citizens Committee
Louisiana
Descendants of Mary and Robert Buchanan Meet at Gansville Reunion
The Buchanan family reunion gathered Sunday in Gansville for descendants of Mary and Robert Buchanan. Five generations attended, with ages ranging from 9 to 65, over 100 attending annually. Several members could not travel, and one visitor passed away since last year. Alfred Franklin, Clara Gallman, and Ricks and Culver families were among those joining.
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Eviday
J. H. Franklin
Afttd Mix
Jamies Frenklin
Burkana
Gansville
Mary
Robert Buchanan
Vister
Hybrid Mile Grain Seen As Feed Source In Hill Area
Riser Road resident WL Bennett argues for Teg. 720 hybrid mile as a viable grain feed for hill area growers. W. Nelson and Bennett cultivate about 12 acres, noting potential benefits for livestock, with Mississippi tests showing high yields and regional comparisons highlighting cost advantages for cattle creep feeding and poultry feed trends.
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Hill Area
WL. Bennett
Riser Road
Bennett
W. Nelson
Moconi County
State College, Mippi
Baton Rouge
Ruston Firm Plans Two New Products The Local Chamber
A Ruston company outlines plans to manufacture two new items after a period of growth and investment. Officials say the firm is positioning itself for stronger parish and regional demand, withDurden noting improving market signals and cautious optimism for the coming months.
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Ruston Firm
Around The Capitol Notable Letters and Mixed Fragments
A garbled OCR read with fragmented phrases mentions people and places around the capitol area. It references names like Annie and a person unnamed, plus stray numbers and terms that hint at dates or addresses but lack coherent context.
Minden Firm Receives Road Repair Award for Simsboro Route
Minden contractor Brown wins a Louisiana Department of Highways contract for 7.7 miles of fixes on Simsboro Noble School road in Richland Parish. The project covers drainage, iron ore base, and a three course surface with a 12 foot width. Construction started at Stilte Re station and runs to Noble School, with 11 months to finish. No through traffic during work.
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Brown
Minden
Lauisiina
Stilte Re
Noble Schoel
Senior Class Rings And FEA Chapter Elect New Officers
A school year begins with seniors proudly wearing class rings. The Aleo FEA Chapter met September 8 with 4H members present to elect officers for 1959-60. David Fowler is president, Trex Clements first vice president, Tommy Denson second vice president, Marvin Brazzell third vice president, Paul H Holstead secretary, Roland Kay treasurer, Bart Barfield registrar, Lester Doss sentinel. New officers were instructed on their duties and the meeting adjourned.
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Aleo Fea
David Fowler
Trex Clements
Tommy Denson
Marvin Brazzell
Paul H Holstead
Roland Kay
Bart Barfield
Lester Doss
Newjournal
Highway board member named from Fifth District amid project lead
Fred M. Hill of Mohroe serves on the State Board of Highways from the Fifth Congressional District where the project lies. Richardson states F. Camors of Farmerville is the project engineer under the supervision of Wayne H. Huckaby, highway department district engineer at Monroe.
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Fred M. Hill
Mohroe
State Board of Hiways
Fifth Congressional District
Richardson
F. &. Camors
Farmerville
Wayne H. Huckaby
Highway Department
Monroe
Calhoun Home Draws 16000 Visitors on Clemson Campus
The 19th century Calhoun home at Clemson College in South Carolina welcomed about 16,000 visitors annually, reflecting strong local interest in historic sites associated with former Vice President John C. Calhoun.
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John C. Calhoun
Clenteson College
South Carolina
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Wit Hayes
Bidnesamach Nie
Citizins Group
LMA
Enotes
Otch Mobley
Mobley
Barly
Alfred
Franklin
Clara Gallman
Family Ricks
Mrs
Pit Culver
Pares
Jim Culver
Sims’ Boro
Mis. Clovis Ricks
Elizabeth Spanold
Treasures
Durden
K. D. Kilpatrick
Boy Scouts
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Wwemoves
Sons Copperpots
Rustain
Depeae
Tertitie
Phillips 66
Feazel Oil CO
Ruston, la
Peg
L, Bennett
Ats Weany
Mings &i
Emus
Hades
Annie
Hee Beara
Simsboro Road
Carolyn Lewes
Thoee
Meyca
Itra, Hoge
Liner
King
Taylor
Buick Ag
Labbe el Girl
Tore Ji
Buick
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Invicta
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Wells Fargo
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