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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-13

The secretary for the Greater .ASri-
cultural College Association. In letter
addressed to IL representative resident
of BoSsier Parish. in which he urges
that Il personal appeal he made to our
local representatives to support the
measures f;,vOriny the proposed agri-
cultural college that are to he intro
duced ut this session of the Legislature.
mentions incidentally: At the present
time we are ut the foot Of the forty
eight states of the union. with 9-cent
per capita tax for educational purposes,
and in the lead in ilitecracy."
As YOU see it. reader. how does that
record check with the great natural
and acquired wealth of the state:
Should we as II people. lmaStful of our
resources. of our fertile soils. of our
favored climate. our eXcelling cro''
yields. commercial accomplishments :.
and 80 on, be longer satisfied with thar
record! If the establishment In other
states of such institutions as Is that
proposed for Louisiana has paid those
states in dollars and cents. IN n,orr
enlightened rural lWpulace and IN
greater yields from Il less acreage. not
to mention improved methods Of dis
posing of farm work. the Introduction
Of purebred stock. the establishment
of dairieS. c;lnnerieS. etc. would 1t not
also prove reSourceful of the same here
in Louisiana? If South American
country is looking to us for guidance
in this directioli-itSelf having estal'
lished upward of IL dozen agricultural
colleges within Il year-iS 1t not seenlly
tlat. we should retain this rank oi
prestige that the SONS Of that foreign
country may continue to come t.. the
state to finish UP their agricultural
college schooling: This last Is perhaps
one of the least advantages that may
result fIcm the estal ,liS,ment Of Il
great agricultural college-but. still
. WHY should we not invite these yO,n:
fellows; to our state: thus he!pin:
through resulting association. to CO
n II: Il bond of friendship between TIVE
great countrie>-thc one to the north
the other of the south.
Again. did you know that Mt present
there are in the agricultural and me
chauicul colleges of Alabama. MiSsis
SipM and Texas alone Seventy-tw'
youn:. men from this state? They ar
temporarily lost to us: some Of then
may never return to the state that Ia
not provided for them the advantage
to he found in our sister states. The
are sturdy youn. fellows with anlh1
tipn--of our best type Of farm RESI-
dents If they return they will max
good citizens. But if they do not n
TURN
What are we going to do about 1t:
And yet asain-lIow long can til
lcnple of Louisiana afford to sit idl
" and witness this drain upon II
multitude of developing young farmers
Hut the fight is about won: IL
legislation above referred to will f.
low-;lS it slould-;,nd the Create
agricultural College for Louisiana wi
no doubt he IL realization for the ile'
future.
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difficulty. Spain. it is thought, will
grant them fair terms. In this matter
our administration has shown good
sense not to e>IWuse the cause of the
colored Cul,anS against the whites. 1t
Is also using pretty rough means to
quiet the colored fellow man of the
Western plains. So. after all our ap-
prehensiOllS. we are likely to have a
white mans government"
Iowa plants every year forest Of
1.MN.WN trees. Within considerably
less than half dozen years 2'.UN.NO
forest trees have been planted. and are
now growing in the Northwest"
1.-TWO dollars will pay for the Banner
from this date until January l. 1871.
The Banners price of subscription at
that time was Ss per year: S1..U for
six months. and 81 for three months.
MIR. JAS. \. Edwards advertiSeS il
stray sorrel mare in this issue. Any
| information that may lead to her re-
| covery will be literally rewarded by
him."
The james \. Edwards of to-day
(a resident in Benton) is II nephew of
the JAS \. Edwards above mentioned
And the Ol,Servunt reader Will note that
in this issue stray black pony mare
is advertised above his signature -
which might he referred to as some
thing of coincidence.
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Subscriptions Paid.

The management of the Banner hereby
receipt and returns thanks
or the following subscriptions paid In dur
ny the month of April:
J. II. Adgcr. to May l. 1921. 81.
Mrs. J. T.. Adger. ST.. to May 1. 1921, 81.
Thos. ]. Batcn. to April 1. 1921, 81.
r. Il. Bixler to March l. 1921. 81.
Il. b. Blctlsec, to April 1. 1921, 81.
IL. l.. Roggs. to April 1. 1921. 81.
J. V. Brown. to May !. 1921, So.
II. l.. -Bumgardncr. to April !, 1921. 81.
". II. bumIardner. to May !, 19si' -.
f.. II. Burgess. to April l. 1921. 81.
Harriet Rurks. to April l, 1921. 81.
W. q. Burt. to April 1. 1921, 81.
X. Butler. to April l. 1921. 81.
Mrs. II. ]. Ruvtns. to March 1, 1921. 81.
Clerks Office. to May l, 1921. 81.
+. NJ. Cline. to May l. 1921. 81.
Ed Cody, to April 1. 1921. 81.
W. l.. toyle, to May 1. 1921. 81.
Harry cozhy. to August I. 1920. 80 cents.
Sidney l.. DrmOss. to April 1. 1927. 81.
Il. l.. Dcmoss. to May l. 1921. 50.
Lizzie Fisher. to April l. 1921. 81.
+. 4. FOntainc. to April l. 1921. 81.
Mrs. II. f.. Gardner. to May l. 1921, 81.
q. T.. Gilmcr. to May l. 1921, 81.
H. W. Hanks. to April l. 1921, 81.
ii. T.. Harris. to May I. 1921. 81.
J. T.. Head 4 Co, June l. 1920. 30 cents.
:. ii. Hendricks. to May l. 1921. 50.
W. ii. Holman. to Nov. l. 1920. 81.
Dr. G.. III. Irion. to May l. 1921. 81.
Mrs. Box Kimball. to April l. 1921. -.
Mrs. Allie Kingsley, to May /, 1922. 81.
j.. Larkin. to May l. 1921, 81.
Tom Lawson. to March 1. 1921. 81.
Capt. X. IL. Lee. to May I. 1921. -.
w. Lee. to May 1. 1921. -.
Adgrr Logan to May l. 1921. So
$. NJ. Matlock. to April l, 1921, 81.
NJ. 4. McDadc, to May l, 1921. 81.
J. H. Mcclellan, to May I, 1921. 81.
Will Mercer. to April l. 1921. 81.
{. II. Montgomery. to May l. 1921, 81.
II. NJ. Morrison. to May l. 1921. 81.
Miss Sadie North. to April l. 1921, 81.
!. II. ODaniel. to Oct. l. 1920. 81.
T.. l.. Page 4 Sons. to May l. 1921. 81.
J. {. Palmer, to April I. 1921, 81.
Ernest X. Peace. to May I. 1921, 81.
J. Perry, to April l. 1921. 81.
Amos Robinson. to- April l. 1921. 81.
l.. Shackclford. to April !. 1921. 81.
Mrs. T.. f.. Simpson. to April I. 1921. 81
j. T.. Slack. to Nov. l. 1920, 81.
W. W. Smith. to May 1. 1921. 81.
Miss Willie Strnyhan, to May l. 1921, 5!
Il. ". Taylor. to May l, 1921, s..
Gus Thomas. to Oct. l. 1920 81.
ThOma SON Lewis Lumber Co.. to May l
1921. 81.
.. +. Walker, to April I. 1921. 81.
Herbert Wcnk. to May l, 1921, 81.
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and in her most painful Illness was
horne up by her Christian hope"
The seven children of Mr.. and Mrs.
.Ahney who grew to maturity We're:
.ASbury. John. Francis. Susan (MrS
Sidney LISTER. Walter. Martha (MrS.
Curtis lvey) and William. All here
mentioned are long since dead. hut the
seven children are remembered by
some of the Banners older readers
Mr.. and Mrs. .\hney came to Claiborne
Parish from Alabama during the latter
tart Of 1874. hut something less than
two years after that time removed to
EoSSier Parish. where they resided for
many years. Mr.. W. +. Ivey. Of this
community. is surviving grandson
and the present owner of the Banner
Is ii surviving granddaughter.
I'VE have lately had many complaints
from some Of our subscribers living
not getting the Banner regularly. They
say that others ut the same office get
the paper regularly. and they d" them
selves when they are present when the
mails urrive-but ii not. they seldom
get their paper. This Is all owing to
the postmaster l0oHing out papers that
belong to tlN. regular subscriber. This
Is certainly wrong. 1t not only Injuries
the one to whom the paper Is sent. but
does an injustice to us: for the blame
is laid on our shoulders There are
some men who are too Stingy to sub.
scribe for Il paper. and spunge oh those
who do subscribe. This * certainly low
down meannesS. 1t Is mean In the ma II
who burrows the paper. and Il sight
me:,ner in the postmaster who loans
the paper out: for he acts contrary t.
the laws and rules of his office when
lie does ~. and should he made t.
suffer the penalty.
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

..s Department OF the Interior.
L, s. Land Office ut Baton Rouge, La.
April -, 1920.
NoTICE is hereby given that Judson NJ.
Grimmct. whose pOstofficc address Is 2O:i2
Line Avenue. Shreveport. La. did, on the
Sd day Of December. 1919. file in this Of
flee Sworn Statement and Application, No.
Oa31a, to purchase the fractional west half
of west half Tor northwest quarter of north
west quarter and lots q. Is and IA. Of
section %. township 10. north. range II.
west. Louisiana Meridian. and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the act Of
June =, 1878. and acts amendatOry. known
as the Timber and Stone Law. ut such
value as might be fixed by appraiscmcnt.
and that, pursuant to such application.
the land and timber thereon have been
appraised. $447.O2. the timber estimated
II .OSS board feet mt s. per NJ. and the
| land S191.,S: that said applicant will Offer
| final proof in support of his application
| and sworn statement on the 9TH day OF
July. 1920. before the L. s. Commissioner
| ut Shreveport. La.
ANY person Is at liberty to protest thi:
| purchase before entry. or initiate contest
mt any time before patent issues. by filing /;
corroborntcd affidavit in this Office allcgin;
| facts which would defeated the entry.
| T.. ID. GIANELLoNI, Register.
May 6, 1920. tjuly lip
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The Doctor.
Y;,ZoO Miss. Sentinel.

YazoO Miss sentinel.
From early days the country doctor
has worked hard and made little money.
Considering the Importance Of his re-
lation to the happiness and weli-leing
Of the community. he gets the smallest
reward the public offers any Of the
men in learned professions. His office
hours are day and night. Distance
never interfereS. and weather has no
terrors for him. He gets no cash In
advance. and lie cannot exact high
fee for night calls such rs his brothers
in the hig cities charge. When there
il Il call he goes. for they are all his
i,eighborS-;,nd If they pay him prompt
ly he Is fortunate. If they never pay
him he gets along some way. The
largest item on his ledger * charity
service. and when it comes to down
right. Olen-hearted charity we defy any
citizen Of YaZoO City to name one maj
who does it any Oftener or In any
larger quantity than the country doc
tor. His ledger is heaviest Oh the side
which holds accounts owing" But
he Is optimistic. and hopes sometime
before he dies to get something In thu
way of Il payment out Of all of them
And then. when he dies. he has man!
dollars owing him but few in the bank
Larger fees and more of them are of
fered doctors in the big cities. He ha
paved streets over which to travel In
stead of miserable mud roads. the yer,
fellows who get sick and need hil
most. refuse to fix UP SO he can get t
them quickly when they are stricken
He gives away millions in advic
during his lifetime-;,nd yet if he pr.
SentS II bill and seeks to collect enous
to settle with the grocer or the butche
about nine out of ten of them blu
out: We'll, wonder If he thinks
amt good for it,
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Noah Webster's Story Revised.

L. :. Department of Agriculture reader.
1t all depends on whose OK Is gorcd.
as Mr.. Noah Webster once said In
charming little story.
Farmer JohlSoniuS s>mithtield-call
bin that for $llort-had ~ chickens
that he wanted to sell. He hauled them
to town. w:,S offered ~ cents Il pound
for them. refused to take it. and WAS
hauling. them back home when he met
the county agent who advised him to
ship them to Il nearby city. where. he
relieved. they would bring - cents
pound or more. Smithtield said he had
never shipped any chickens. that he
didn't Lclieve in new-fanyled ways. and
that he would take the chickens Lack
home. The county agent was so sure
of his ground that he offered to guar
antee Smithtield - cents. and Oh his
personal responsibility paid the farmer
the money III advance-$$3:S2..G2.
About week later the county agent
met Smithtield and suggested that they
settle up the chicken deal. Well, how
did it come OUT" inquired Farmer
Smithtield. Il lost ST." said the county
agent. land. of course. you are going
to share it with me- No. sir" said
Smithtield lit turned ont exactly us |
thought it would. and am under no
obligations to bear any Of the loss.
WELL" said the county agent. ." just
wanted to see how you felt about it.
Here is the check. S42.21. which is S!'.:I
more than l paid YOU. | got ~ cents
Il pound for those chickens instead Of
y. cents.
Now. to follow the sequence Of Mr.
WelSter'S story. we would have t.
make Farmer JOhnSOniuS Smithtield
demand the turning over Of that S!.:E
to- him: hut it didn't come, ont that
way. The county agent offered to dc
exactly that thing. but Farmer Smith
field said. II won't have it that way
You keep half the profit and Ill TAKE
half. You have taught me Il lesson that
will he worth Il great deal more than
that to me and my neighlOrS whenever
the local dealers refuse to pay us wll;i
our produce II WORTH
This Is not an imaginary story. TIT
United States Department Of Agricul
| ture voucles for it and backs 1t III
with the records of the Office Of FIX
tension in the South.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-13
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

r. X. CDlriH re. Sol Banks. In Justices
Court. Second Ward, Parish Of Bossier,
Louisiana.
BY virtue of Il writ of fe,i tdcias. issued
on the 7th day of April. 1920, by the Hon.
L. W. Hutchings, Justice Of said Court. and
to me directed in the above entitled cause.
| have seized and will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder. ut the front gate
of said Justice. at IL o'clock am, on
Saturday. the I'D day of May, 1920. one
bay MARE, about IA hands high. about I
years old. dark name and tail, named
| :" Pearlic :" one mare COLT. about months
old white star in forhead, as per chattel
mortgage, defendant to plaintiff herein
dated July, %. 1919. recorded in Chattel
Mortgages. volume l. page 1870.
This sale in order to satisfy judgement
duly rendered in foreclosure of said mort
gage for the sum of $3.50. and 6 u costs.
CHARLES SMITH. e. Unstable.
April IL, 1920. tmay POI
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NoTICg is hereby given that the Police Jury
of Bossier Parish will meet as Il BOARD
OF REVIEW on Tuesday. May Is, 1870.
for the purpose Of reviewing the assess
mcnts filed with it by the assessor. At
this meeting assessments will BE- eqGaliZrd
and adjusted. and values will Dc fixed. All
persons in interest are notified to be present.
this meeting being held in lieu of the meet
ing regularly held on the first Monday in
June. at which meeting assessments are
reviewed. n p Hun clerk
Police Jury. Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
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May &, 1920. tjune 1Ol
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE is hereby given to all taxpaseIs 49,.
will complete the listing OF all p ropss
in Bossier Parish for assessment pun.
on or before Saturday. May !. Nv. y,
that the assessment lists will be open ..ss
inspection by the public for twenty r ~
beginning on that date, and ending Mo-
day. May 10Th. All taxpayers are n ~. "a
that the assessment lists will be SUN !.
examination for this twcnty-day pei''
required by law. ...a.sor
+. u. TAYLOR, Assessor.
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AD!)ENDA.

This department for last weeks issue
was. of necessity. closed rather hur-
rielly. Under the thirty-year heading
mention WAS made Of the death Of
William J.. cOker. Comment should
have stated that he waS Il resident of
the Ivan community and that IL n!1nher
Of the members of that family still
reside In that section.
Also. under the same heading mell-
ton was made of the death Of Wade
Shaver. He w;,S II brother Of Mr.. Fen
Shaver, living near Hughes Spur. and
father Of Mrs. Pete Curry. Of the Lin
ton community. and Mr.. Jim Shaver
formerly Il resident of this place.
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EsrRAYED before J. ii. Montgomery, Justice
of the Peace, Ward Two. Bossier Parish,
Louisiana. by ". T.. Ivey. and will b. sold
mt the Court House. in the town Of Benton.
L;, within the legal.hours of sale, on Satur-
day. June ), 1920. black pony MARE.
branded with il combined character rcscm-
bling the capital letters T, J andsF on left
shoulder: small white spot in forehead !:
nine or ten years old about 1ah hands
high.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges. etc. or the
said animal will be sold above adver-
tised. and according to law.
J. \. EDWARDS, Constable.
April 20 1920 Ijunc 3
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EsrEAYED before Il. II. Allen, Justice ~
Peace. Ward Three. Bossicr Parish. LOUIE \.
lana. by J. +. Rodgers. and will be 500 J.
Plain Dealing L.. within the legal houl !
Of sale. on Saturday, June II. 1870 smaa
red and white spotted STEER, three yea az
old: no marks or brands. Has been VIZ
Mr.. Rodgers cattle about one year. ~
praised ut SO.
The owner Is requested to come fofWa ~
prove property and pay charges, o. -
animal will bc sold by the undcrsisneo' =
cOrding to law.
r. X. CRAWFORD, ConstaD~.
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Fifty Years AGO.

The Banner of May I. 1S1O--Iscllcvuc.
Late kilograms show pretty crearly
an end of the war in Cuba. Jordan has
come away and the Insurgents are max
ing propositions through the SlHiniS',
minister ut Washington 10 end the
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POSTED.

ALI. of that part of sections ). q. and s,
township Is, range l.. owned bx me is
posted against hunting. fishing. camping
parties and promiscuous trespassing. The
public is hereby warned to keep out.
JNo. l.. MERCER.
April %, 1920. [june 81
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ADVERTISING RATES

\ CHARGE of II cents per inch Is MADE lot
contract display advertising. and > cents
per inch additional for all composition.
Transient advertising. - cents per inch.
Political display advertising. - cents
per inch for the first insertion: 10 cents
per inch for repeat insertions with no
chang" in copy.
Political readers. 10 cents per line; y
cents per line for repeat insertions.
Other readers. cents per line; . cents
per line for repeat insertions.
Professional cards. $40 per year.
The legal rate will be charged for all
legal advertisements.
Questionable advertiser. not accepted nj
any price.
PusITIoS.--For position adjoining read
ing matter add 10 per cent: top Of column
and adjoining. rradin: matter or first fol
lowing and along side. add 20 per cent :
top or bottom of column and showing read
ing matter on three sides. add 30 per cent
All copy for advertisements tincludin=
fhanyrsp should reach this Office not later
than Tuesday afternoon. When 1t comes IN
later its insertion in the issue for the week
for which intended is not guaranteed.
\ commission of II per cent Is paid tc
recognized advertising agencies.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
oHc year
Nine months Low
six months ~,
Three months sc
IStricHy cash in adrdnrel
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RETROSPECTIVE

NorE -- The f"llowin. several arti-
tlrS were written and put In type for
last weeks issue of the Banner. as Is
to he learned from thu dates shown.
hut were crowded out.-EdifOr.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-13

You enjoy reading the Banner. So
would your relative who has removed
from the parish. Why don't YOU order
it mailed to him?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-13
School Board Proceedints,

The Hossicr Parish School Board met
in I;rnton in special session on this the
18th day of May. 1920 with the following
members present. tO-wit:
W. T.. Council. President, Ward One.
]. W. Wallace. Ward Two.
\. W. Scntrll. Ward Three.
X. l.. Burks. Ward Four.
, L. X. Eumyardnrr. Ward Five.
Absent. l.. {. Riggs. of Ward Six.
The object Of the meeting having been
explained by the Secretary. W. \. F"rtson.
the following ordinance waS offered by Hon.
\. W. Scntcll, who moved it's adoption:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-13

THE cold Of last week played FRANKS
that were freakish. For instance. cot
ton, corn and potatoes. and perhaps
other crops. were killed or injured In
Smts. Mr.. +. \. Tidwell has informed
us that some of his cotton was killed.
hut here and there. in the same cut.
it escaped almost uninjured. MIR. W. r.
Ivey and others say the rule holds
good with their several crops. This
Is perhaps explained by the ground
being more moist in some places than
at others.
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Mr.. Will Bell. who had then removed
to Shreveport, had been successfully
operated Oh some days prior ut SAM
tarium in that city.
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Thirty Years Ago.

The banner of May =. 1S:'0-Bellevuc.l
The Banners files of thirty years
ago show that its price Of subscription
was 81 ler year. but its collections
from such source for the month of
April. 1880, only tOtaled SD.
Collections ut the BoSSier city bridge
for the month Of April. 1880. were
given as: East end. $4S62J: west end.
SIo7. ~. That makes Il total Of $1O13.G'.
which does not begin to compare with
the monthly totals of to-day. as the
reader may learn by reference to Il
paragraph aplearin. Oh page four.
During the past month we expect the
total toll collections ut the new tratfic
bridge at BoSSier City were upward
of 5000.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. w.
Elston. agent. for the following state
ment Of business done ut Haughton
during the month Of April. 1890: Ton
mage forwarded. :,2,S.i4G pounds: ton
mage received. 21S.723 pounds: total.
47.WE, pounds. Receipts from freight
| forwarded. $:.223.!W: from freight re-
| ceived, x4Stj.!IS: total. StiS2.SS. From
| ticket sales. S16S.4G; extra baggage.
- cents: kilograms. $4.23. Total re-
ceiptS. $>:NiO1.
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Ten Years Ago.

The Banner of May :, 19lO-I;cnton.1
Sheriff J. +. Edwards was operated
on ut IL Shreveport. Sanitariunl.
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Mr.. John Il. Adger, of Gillian, was
udvertiSin. for sale 100 bushels Of
good. sound. weevil-proof corn at a.
cents per bllsllel ut crib
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Jhc 8u5sicr $anuer
Mrs. W. II. SCANLAND, Owner.

Published on Thursday Of Each Week
ENTERED us second class matter at the post
Office mt Benton. La. under act of Con-
grcss of date March :. 1879.
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Mrs. J. :. Alison was in Donaldson
Vile attending Il. state convention OF
the L. ID. C'S.
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collections ut the Bossier City bridge
for the past month were as follows:
East end-day. SG4>: night. $50. West
end-ilay. xtO1.95: night. $1G..:E, Total.
S1:a9.!W."
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STRAY SALE.

April -, 1920. Imay 21l
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l'OIR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

BENTON. La. THURSDAY. MAY II. 1920
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

April 20. 1920. Ijunc 81
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-05-13
STRAY SALE.

April IL, 1920. tmay POI