The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-08-27

aoqAd 10 ask the Constitutional which is the general
emyeDtion to authorize the bond is
"a The bonds to run for fifty The continued dry
i ,an at a low rate of interest has prevailed at p
r Is proposed to use the money in the spring and sum
ngding model road from New Or completely killed
s to Lake Charles, another from plants which were @,
shreveport to New Orleans via Alex the crop for 1916 ant
.nia and Baton Rouge, and another growers who were
hm Shreveport to the Mississippi to have their farms
line The principal it is intended flow wells have Der
Vii be assumed by the state and the season unless rain
wishes are to pay the interest each next few days No
rsh paying basis of the cost crop has suffered bu
dthe road within its boundaries and watermelon cro
" off at least fifty per
BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES. Forty infants and
children were endan.
Rice harvesting has started in Yer i ~ =" WI. "
million parish; several planters start pae nine oood 49,
with sickles. 1t is conceded that in tho N,rio
die reports of bumper rice crop do childrn, drau4on
not apply to this secNon. The north EocnitoI OIL 4;
winds and dry weather during July Rrnon 49, 49,
aaed many numbers of rice heads to snrodi od
last grow straight thus materially " exit ~ tho obi
reducing the yield, which will average buiIding
sbOu six bags to the acre.
The race for sheriff in Tangipahoa vo sro,, ioto,l
parish at the next election gives every Armetror NJ UyI
rune Of equang the race for gov warden of the tot
EnOr in Mississippi in point of in r r Gave NJ Taa
Hes OF least Already six candidates IDENTITY GRAND oae
sc in the field follows: The in starts off with . bs
amben Sheriff Ballard VIM NJ Al ~ +birtv ond tho e.
ba ". Off, Reginald Mullins s J WEIGH worshn
Amue BoWden, Dave Storey. Faircbild senior war
man, junior warden;
Having heard nothing further from secretary.
Z burden, who recently disap-
pared from Kentwood where he was The revival meetir
an the New Era is said that the tent Of the Meho
pant will be sold at auction to salts Homer continues to
creditors 1t is not believed that est and large crowds
mother paper will be established services Rev. H.
mere Scruggs Memorial c.
is doing the preachi
Edward Everett Of Farmerville of the meeting there
9a secretary Of state filling the tyone accessions to
Mpred portion Of the last term of Church alone beside
a Michel during the Sanders ad affiliate with other
alsratlon, has announced his can -
aaay for the Office of secretary of In speech deliver
asa 1deutanant Governor
declared that he fav
while riding bicycle along ST. the new state consti
les Avenue New Orleans Alfred convention meets in
Ssy l5year-old boy was crushed month, provision
death against the curbing and Ger may become a CT
Telephone pole when motor truck ernor while holding
"sns uncomfortable from the people, and
become candidate
beneficial rain fell at Franknton the Office he holds
0aunulng for about three hours The -
n was general in this section and The Eagles of Ba
a@ drought with exception of sented their playgro
| scattered showers, that has pre-. with formal cere
aeu SINCE July 5. Grouchy accepted the
behalf Of the city.
png INTO the Broad Street Canal ing were features of
Il uh UNIFORM, Hugh Farrell New tie Beverly FaVrot
Aas hre department driver res. Clair Favrot secreta
- Myte Qulan, eleven years old Board of Equalizatio
naa accidentally fallen into the behalf Of the cy's
Politics already al
Ne postmaster general announced grow warm in Wes
polntment OF Francis Fernandez where two candidates
postmaster at City Price Placoue for sheriff and two
sa and of James Ivy Barron to toss their hats into
Os'uester at Holloway Rapides ing to report Octav
fred OWN clerk of
nounced v. NJ Lefe
CENSUS OF school children IN if and Louis Krklan
- sa.aia parish shows a decrease Ct mentioned
anuef the census taken four
81 So ago The total this year is = The East Baton R
z more than half being negroes and the Baton Rou
\, sion council each ap
ng, uilum foreman in the local for the Baton Rouge
yatuS was seriously stabbed fair will be held this
s sus flckering car repairer It is unique in that
O'eh uischarged by him. few fairs in the South
M stall rent entries, Ell
II Oe plans of capitalists material
e box factory viii be in one The first big shipm
|Hn. Amite City within short received in New Orl
week later than la
III pohce Jury has decided A big festival for t
n pacnase sufficient gravel to cension Council No.
lase the gravel road on Bayou Columbus will be civ
t,s IN this parish. It Is ex vile Saturday Sunda
lat IN the fuure the mar. september 4 and 6
atourche will join its grave, ment will be under tn
a,. M this parish after which members Of the coun
VIII be hard surface roa5 e. o,a;-+od h,, +ba NOM,