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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
3
The First Regional Clearing House Association gathered Tuesday in Ruston for its regular annual meeting. About 55 to 60 prominent northeast Louisiana bankers attended, with W B Gladney presiding. Albert Horuff spoke as a principal speaker and numerous local bankers participated in the program.
Louisiana farmers face corn storage pests and should ready bins and barns now. Clean, seal cracks, line rooms if needed, harvest early to limit weevil proliferation, and inspect fifty ears from various depths for infestation. For fumigation, carbon disulfide is effective but highly flammable. apply cautiously with proper sealing and safety measures.
Louisiana Tech faces Copiah-Lincoln junior college in Ruston with Robert Baker as the top triple threat in Tech’s backfield playing his third varsity season. The Octob er 2 date is noted for his anticipated entertainment value at Bulldog home.
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute volunteers aided flood relief by donating blood for a critical transfusion. Two war-lodds joined in testing to match, one operation completed, another possible, as students mobilized to save a mother’s life amid rising waters and failing embankments.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses ads, underway delays, and material handling. It mentions tainted phrasing and mentions undertakings or paperwork, with unclear references to writers or proof and a general sense of disruption.
The Henderson Jersey Herd won twenty priors and four championships at the Kansas Free Fair in Hutchinson, Kansas this week. Bred and raised in Lincoln Parish, the herd gains regional notoriety and will compete at the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City next week.
Brookmire Economic Service says extending the moratorium on reparations and legalizing beer are premature. Congress has not ratified the one year moratorium, December 15 payment looms, and a time extension could delay ratification and widen European entanglements. Beer legalization would not solve unemployment or boost farmers, and would likely split Congress further.
Paul T. Moury of Baton Rowe declares candidacy for state register. Todd Offtee eyed as successor to Lucille Miry Cutee lacitilieart. Reo Laleus of Maton Rouge and Ville Phatte also positioned. Moury a wartime veteran and pipetinter by trade, criticizing police tactics amid political tensions.
A 1930s home economics style piece encourages celebrating autumn with easy puddings. It promotes fruit puddings like date pastries, outlines Golden West Sauce and Date Torre recipes, emphasizes oven use, economy, and wholesome meal balance, and offers practical baking tips for cottage puddings and storage.
Final improvements at the Parish Courthouse include interior redecorating, lighting upgrades, flooring, and refinishing in offices. About $0,950 was spent on renovations as part of the complete renovation program outlined by the Tinea Parish Police Jury.
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