The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-11-12

= 49,. C6lVed at the Cnarlty Hospital twenty
three years ago when he fell through
a roof at the Union Station at New
Orleans and met severe injury, VIII
~ liam Laser, general agent of the Chi,
D. cago Daily Racing Form at ST. Louis,
- has forwarded a check for $40 to
npleted Mayor Behrman asking that the
ting of amount be turned over to the hosp1'
crop tai.
anager
Western AS a result Of the recurrence of spo,
Of the radio cases of hayfever in several Sec
storms lions of New Orleans, a re-inspection
be six was made by the local committee Of
a yield the American Hayfever-PreVention
Association of these areas. While the
recent storm destroyed over 80 per
Frank cent OF the giant ragWeed IN exposed
oIution places, the weeds appeared to have
sh the escaped 10 greater extent IN certain
its IN localities.
init to
Way The stockholders of Atchafalaya
will ap- Bay Ship Channel Company met at
will be Morgan City with Captain Thomas l..
Moore presiding. The capital stock
yed In dividend of 35 per cent was declared
aid Ho- on all outstanding Stock' olVluena
a fund Of so per cent was recently declared,
nd chill. which makes net total of 81 IL per
racant cent paid on the total amount Of stock
0, and paid in.
.ir
AS a suggestion, which, If adopted,
0bE rodound IN thn hanafit 0f New
st the Orleans, Charles H. fielchlhSef
he Dis brought before the meetlnS Vi tne
~ the Board OF PRISONS ana Asylums tne
hicago, possibility OF having an expert OF the
Gulf child welfare department of the Rus
sell Sage Foundation come to New
Orleans and make survey Of the va
ded the rious institutions here and make re-
held at port upon them.
rom all
IS were "Do away with the scrub SIRE" was
the lit the slogan adopted by the LOUISIANA
ere in Dairymen's Association at its regular
quarterly meeting held on the Louis
lana State University campus. Be-
Lake hind the slogan is a campaign for bet
ecently ter breeding bulls for which the as
erection sociation is marshaling it's forces to
arrived wage all over the state.
ms will
II the plans that have for some
time been in course Of development in
we'd at New Orleans and Shreveport mature
las inst New Orleans will eventually become
d-barral the locale Of that long dreamed OF
gs Oil and yet to be realized ideality-a ire
lnings. mendous statewide organization for
the encouragement Of live stock and
do in agricultural enterprise.
ng and
rikingly Eunice High School won second
t Tallu- place in the educauonal eXnlot at tne
Baton Rouge parish fair, with thirteen
first places and one second place.
9 avail.
autumn The Florida Parishes, the official
an ex- journal OF Ianglpanoa PARISH lSsueu
,ly fall a special fall edition of twelve illus
trated pages in three sections.
lcasieu The st. Alphonsus Orphan Asylum
nv par. was seriously damaged by the late
ated or hurricane, and the Sisters Of Mercy
I'd The are bending every energy to obtain
owe the funds necessary to restore the build
f hides ing, which houses many httie ones
is quar-
reak of A consignment OF new syrup, tne
second of the season, was received by
E. A. Rainold from the Centerville
m have Company, ST. Mary parish. The con
s work, signment was sold to Penick & Fore
sinst l. at seyenty-five cents gallon. ThG
syrup classed as choice.