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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
Announcement
TO the TOfers of the Second
judicial District Of Louis
| take this method of an

10 the TOfers Of the Second
Judicial District Of Louis
/ take this method of an
lana.
nouncing that | will he a
candidate for Judge Of the
Second Judicial District in
the approaching Democratic
primary.
The office Is an important
and honorable one, involving
decisions affecting not only
property rights and the up
holding of the good morals
of the community, but even
frequently the lives and lib
critics of individual citizens.
Judge John n. Sandlin, the
late Judge L. G. Drew and
Judge 7. Watkins, have occu-
pied the position during the
period Of my residence In this
judicial district and all Of
them have set a high standard
of judicial ability. impartial
ity and industry IN the per-
formance of the duties of the
office.
Should You honor me with
election. 1t will be my aim to
maintain the high standard
OF service to which YOU have
become accustomed.
Very respectfully.
adU. ROBERT RoBERTs. Jr.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01

Wanted-One more good subscriber.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
Truth Wit Ont.

where's that internal pr0ofreader?'
each eye.
" He certainly would be right hard
to find nOw," said the editor uneasily.l
What's he done this time?
81 In the advertisement Of my valve
less motor he turned the second into
d u !"-H0ustOe POst
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
BOssER PARISH LOUISIANA THURSDAY. JULY

during his day. We remember to have
seen this handsome old building some
thirty years or more ago, but it has
since been destroyed by fire and there
Is to-day little left to even trace where
1t stood. The days of such homes and
ease and comforts In the country dis
tricts have passed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
Emma Items.

Monday. June 2S.-The dry weather
is iiljuring corn crops very badly.
Mr.. w. f. Foster made a business
trip to Cotton Valley one day last week.
Mr.. ]. s. Cozby spent Sunday night
with his uncle, Mr.. J. H. Collie. Of Oak
Grove.
Mr.. J. NJ. Collie made a business trip
to Plain Dealing and to the lakes one
day last week.
Fish are biting pretty good in Bod
eau. but if our officers don't get busy
and begin to locate the dynamite shoot
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
Oak Grove.

Monday. June 2S.A good seasonal,le
rain is badly needed on corn.
Misses Lillian and Lucille Thomas
spent Sunday with Miss Vertae Mae
Logan.
Mrs. Leona Paulstan spent Sunday
evening with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. j. Logan.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Oscar Etheridge. Of
Webster Parish, spent Friday ard Sat
urday here with relatiyes.
MI. and Mrs. j. c. Thomas spent
Saturday night and Sunday with rela-
tives residing near Miller's Bluff.
Rev. Cantley will preach III this
community Saturday night before the
third Sunday in each month and at
the Emma church on Sundays at eleven
o'clock.
The Banners correspondent wishes
everybody merry time July 4tll--or
the 9Th. II they don't care to celebrate
on Sunday. GOOD EYE
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
CORRESPONDENCE
Phillips Hin.

Monday, June 2S.-very hot weather
the past week and the light showers
we are having sure do make grass and
weeds grow.
w. ID. Johnston and son We're shop
ping in Plain Dealing Monday.
Percy Northcott spent Sunday In
Cotton Valley with David Powell.
Charlie Hurks and his mother were
shopping in Plain Dealing last week.
Dave Foster and son, residing near
Antrim, We're fishing OH BOdcau last
Friday.
Some more teams have been released
from the oil fields near Homer. Three
f6ur-up teams passed this way Monday.
The Sunday school ut the school
house has been reOrganized alld will
meet every Sunday afternoon. Every
one is invited.
1t is reported that John Morrison
and family will soon move to some
point in Texas. where he has employ
ment with an oil company.
Lucinda NOrthcott spent saturday
and Sunday in Cotton Valley with
Ethel Wattis. Ethel expects to leave
within few days to attend summer
school ut Magnolia, Ark.
Brother L. A. Materne, Of Plain Deal
ing. was calling on members Of his
church Saturda. afternoon. He had a
fish supper mt Mrs. Lottie Burks' and
preached at the school house Saturday
night and at Ivan Sunday.
s. n. Morrison worked out his cane
again Saturday Sam says he has The
best stand on the ground and largest
stalk for the time of the year that liz
has. ever had That's good. Hope ht
| makes lots of syrup. -FRECKLEs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
Number 27.
Ing we are not going to have any fish
In the near future.

ing we are not going to have any FISH
In the near future.
Mr.. w. A. Johnson. Of Oak Grove.
made business trip to Mr.. j. s. Cozl,y,s
one day last week.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Collie and Mr.. j. II. Ro-
mines made a business trip to Cotton
Valley last Saturday.
Mr.. Isaac Collie and brother Iora,ce
Of Oak Grove, visited their aunt. Mrs
$. G. Cozby Sunday evening.
Mr.. G. w. Rogers and family. Mr.
Tobe Giles. Mr.. ]. $. Cozby and sister
Miss Minnie, spent Saturday night near
Blocker's Chapple, In Webster Parish.
We had a berry picking party IN our
settlement one day last week. Those
taking part We're Mr.. ELI Denmon aud
family, Mrs. Lee Giles and family. Mr..
s. II. Giles and Miss Nina Britt. Au
report having Il good time, and finding
plenty Of berries. CRAB APPLE.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-01
Around Mot.

.+s
Monday. June aS.--A number Of the
residents Of this.community went fish
Ing Saturday anis caught all they could
eat.
Mr.. I4enard DodsOn was in this conn
munity Friday night and Sunday night.
Miss Della Anderson was Oh the sick
list the past week
Mr. Austin Stampley was IN this
community Saturday.
Mr.. Marcus cason spent sunday III
the Alabama settlement
Mr.. G.. I. Floyd and family spent
Sunday here very pleasantly
Miss Possie Harper spent sunday
| with Miss Seawillow Kilgore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albums went
shopping In Plain Dealing last Thurs
| day.
Mr.. G. r. Mays his mother and sister
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. +. Mays
Sunday.
| Mr. y. ID. Norris spent sunday IN
the Pleasant Hill community with his
brother.
4 !
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. A. Anderson were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albums
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Cason Is leaving for
Hope, Ark, where she will spend the
summer.
/ Mr.. Ike Barns and Mr. Bud Barns
and families spent Saturday night ana
Sunday with Mrs. G. II, Rodgers.
/ Oak fiill.
Monday. June Is. Miss Myrtice
Hamiter has been OH the sick list this
week.
Mr.. Willis Shipp and family spent
Saturday III Plain Dealing.
/ Rev. r. B. Russell filled Ills regular
| appointment ut this place Saturday
evening.
| Mrs. Lille Seward spent last Tlurs-
day night with her mother, Mrs. II. II.
Hamiter, jr.
| Messrs. A. B. and Jim Wise nnde
business trip to Bradley. Ark, Satur-
day morning.
Misses Myrtice Hamiter and Cecile
Atkinson went horse back riding last
| Saturday morning to Walnut Hill. Ark,
to see Miss Atkinson's brother, Mr..
Gordy Atkinson, very III at that time.
Il Mrs. ]. u. Atkinson was called to
Walnut Hill, Ark, Tuesday evening on
account Of the serious Illness of lier
SON, G0rdy Atkinson. sHINE.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

thence over the Harding and Rumson
roads to Sea Bright.
The Atlantic City route, between
Lakewood and Toms River. has I'M
proved considerably in the last two
weeks, and the latest report is that
it is passable
One Of the most popular wesk-end
trips is to the Delaware Waite. Gan
Motorists who have taken the trip be-
1ore VIII remember the bad stretch Of
road between the towns of Bridgeville
and Delaware. The above stretch has
eeen covered by ten inches of gravel
and viii be in good condition for the
touring season.
The road over Schooley's Mountain
has suffered more this last winter
than before. 1t may be repaired before
the touring season.
The best way to the Water Gan at
the present time over a fair dirt sur
face with q few exceptions, where the
road has hcavcd up) is through Mont
CLAIR, Dover, Andover, Newton and
Branchville TO Dipgmans, then down
the river through Shawnee.
Long Island
There are many heaved-up stretches
on both the north and south trunk
lines, also on the Jericho Turnpike
especially the sections that were built
some years ago of water-boun6 ma
cadam. The new concrete roads that
We're finished last year, also the btu
Ithlc, throughout Queens County, stood
the winter we'll
Motorists bound to the Hamptons
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

has rounded to early this year and is
now in good condition. There is a
rough stretch through Southington,
but from there on to Hartford the
roads are in fair condition.
There is fair alternate route into
Hartford. After crossing Southington
Mountain, continue straight on into
Meriden and from there to Middle
town, then north along the Connecticut
River through Weathersheld.
There is n fair alternate route into
east side Of Connecticut River to
Springfield and then through Worces-
ter to Boston is in splendid condition.
Motorists going to Providence, until
about, June l, will find it better to
travel from Hartford through Man
chester, Bolton Notch and Willmantic.
The Shore Road from New Haven is in
fair condition to New London. 1t Is
not necessary to use the ferry between
New London and Groton, as there is a
bridge across the Thames River which
was completed last fall.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
Flash Lamp Good
Thing to Garry on Car.

A hand fashlight ought to be part
OF the tool box equipment for those
automobiles that are not already
lifted with a trouble light. Often
enough the motorist is stopped on
the road in dark spot for reasons
OF mechanical trouble or perhaps
to change tires. 1t isn't safe or
satisfactory to light matches in
order to investigate what Is wrong
with gasoline engine. The light
from flash lamp is steady and the
lamp can be set down somewhere
SO that it throws its beams on the
work in hand.
1t may not often be needed. but
there does come a time when hav-
ing such light handy is worth a
great many times what it costs to
buy one and carry it around.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

Will have TO 60 via the North Shore
or the Jericho Turnpike to Riverhead,
as construction work is now going on
between Centre Moriches and East
Morlches, unless they prefer to travel
oyer detour that Is mostly dirt road
aeoue p seventeen miles long, by turning
on at Centre Moriches and going
through South Manor. Manoryille ana
Calvcrton to Rivevhead. There is also
some talk of the government closing
the hard-surfaced road that goes
through Camp Upton.
New York State
Tne trunk lines on both sides OF the
Hudson River between New York and
Albany, although rough in short
stretches, are considered fair.
The Ledge route around Storm King
Mountain is fast nearing completion
and should be ready for surfacinp, In
another year. -
me Mohawk Valley route between
Albany and Buffalo is rs per cent good.
New England
The trunk lines to the Berkshires
are IN a fair condition. Last year was
the first time in ten years that the Bos-
ton Post Road between New York and
New Haven was entirely open and free
from construction work, but at pres
ent it is in terrible condition. full Of
holes and heaved-up places about
'eVHry hundred yards. 70
The old Post Road from White Plains
koad to New Rochelle is closed. The
wooder bridge across Eastchester
Creek is to be replaced with concrete
structure.
The Shore Road from Pelham Park
way to New Rochelle is in very poor
condition. Motorists can reach Port
Chester over fair surface by follow
ing Central Avenue to White Plains.
then over Westchester Avenue, all new
concrete, to Port Chester. The dis
lance Is only about three miles more.
From New Haven to Hartford the
roads are in excellent condition
through Meriden to Berlin Corners.
Inc Berlin Pike from there on is
closed-under construction. The de-
tour is via Berlin Centre and New
britain over an excellent concrete
road.
The best way to go to Hartford from
New York is through Bedford, Ridge
mold and Danbury to Waterbury. the
roads all being in fair condition, ex-
ceptlng short stretch Of about 100
yards now being repaired on Middle
bury Hill between Southbury and Wa
terbury.
Construction work is now going on
between Thomaston and Torrington on
the Naugatuck Valley route. The State
Highway Commissioners and the con-
tractor have agreed TO leave the road
open on one side, thus avoiding q de-
tour The Southington Mountain Road
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
New Jersey Roads
On Trunk Routes
Mostly Are Bad
REPORTS on Highway Con-
ditions in Many Direc-
,ions From New York
for Motorists Guidance

rTAe fcilo,cims notes on road cos.di-
.l,as .cere made by O. NJ. Wells, chief
rs.S man for the Automobile Ci,tb Of
a.nsYica. Detailed reports soiH appear
from si,ne to time Ia this paper,l
New Jersey
Some of the trunk lines through the
state are in atrocious condition, es.,
necially on the New York-Philadelphia
route between Trenton and Langhorne.
A great many motorists, to avoid the
had stretch on the Langhorne and
Bnstieton Pike, follow the old Tully-
fown Pike through Morrisviile and
Tullvtown to Bristol, thence through
Edenton and Croydon into the beauti-
fuI Northwest Boulevard, recently COM
nJe+ea. TO within short distance of
bustleton.
There is fair detour from Trenton
hv continuing straight on State Street
to bridge crossing the Delaware
about one mile this side Of Scudders
Falls station, running through Yard
lev. Newtown and Somertown, connect
ING with the Bustleton Pike just be-
fore reaching Bustleton
Another way to reach Philadelphia
with FAIR road conditions is via New
nardsvilie. Far Hills, Bedminster, White
House, Ringoes. Lambertville, where
the Delaware River is crossed. to
Buckingham, thence south through
Hatboro and Willow Grove, entering
Philadelphia on Broad Street.
There is another connection to the
above route with much better road
surface by continuing straight on
from buckingham to Doyiestown,
thence through Chalfont, Montgomery
vile North Wales and Center Square
70 Norristown, thence into Philadel-
phia over the Stenton Avenue Pike.
The Amboy Bridge, which crosses
the Raritan River at South Amboy,
was closed for slight repairs between
midnight ard noon last Sunday. The
latest report is that it is now open
and motorists going to south New Jer-
sey coast towns will fnd mostly all
good. hard-surfaced roads from the
outskirts OF South Amboy through
Keypcrt and Middletown to Red Bank,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

first request Of It's kind which has
come to Mr.. Hugo in his term as Sec
retary of State.
Another letter came to Mr. Hugo's
office from Northern New York, in
forming the Secretary that an effort
was being made to borrow enough money
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

ing that a blank application be sent
him at once, saying that he was about
to be released and wanted to lose no
time in again using his car, which had
necessarily been laid UP during his en-
forced absence from home. This Is the
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

80 W. A': As'"""'
O. Trucks should avoid the Phillipsburg-
s0mnerrville. son ra. N j. route; White House
ington is tmpassable to heavy loads Con
dition OF these roads may improve within
the next ten days.
. Tourists in New York State would bet
ter stay on tho hard surface roads Dirt
roads are still soft and a great many
southern New England. " ''''' anu
Pennsylvania State Highway Depart-
which will include over six miles Of pave
ment in Westmoreland County alone.
pave section Of state Route No. be. be-.
tween Bordentown and Roebling.
The famous White Horse Pike en- route
A emile stretch between Atco 1 and a An An
steep grades and dangerous curves. Ham
monton Ganan has been skirted to avoid the
i, 1t is interesting to note that motorists
90 q not have TO mako more than forty
to Berlin N. J., and from there to At.
lantic City no curve more than six de-
stead of the unreiiable plank BRIDGES they
haze have adopted concrete q standard
lPHarkersburg. Pa In Wood County. One Of
the srdg. es of asay thy traveed roads boasts
new concrete roads and Nansemond Ave
One of the more important Improve
ments In Michigan is the Detroit Chicago
Highway across the southern part of the
state
continue to improve. The numbers OF
tourists are increasing every day
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

to register the car and that check
would be forthcoming, in all prob
ability, within the next few days. Tho
writer mentioned that ne MAS already
owing considerable sum to the party
from whom he hoped to raise enough
to secure the 1920 plates.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
Travel and Transport Topics

Pelhnm Parkway is In very poor condl-
i1on. Repairs have been started, but there
IS bad stretch this side OF City Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02
Going to Leave Jail,
So Wants Car T.;cs

ALBANY, May 1.-Secretary Of State
hugo received letter this week from
an inmate Of penitentiary, reouest-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

Tourists in New York State would bet
ter stay on tho hard surface roads. Dirt
repairs are in order in Now Jersey and
southern New England
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

Pennsylvania State Highway Denart-
Inent Is planning many road Improvement.
Which Will Include over six miles of pave
nent in Westmoreland County alone.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-02

New Jersey. not to be outdone, will
pave a section OF State Route No g be-
tween Bordentown and Roebling
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-07

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i'm @eninbe, glnnette Teuiter osoe
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bapoe ofret Ell Tint al lit BLOB for
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gift Oeoell imeoe peo 6%orblsbnius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-07
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lpies ser.
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falbt Solltb SatotaS 2egialattur til
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tens Soloater, og ct Gyorllag / oenne
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lpgge bette TnrIlag tilrette for 2op'
glperne. Hopporter ira Den aommis-
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Sar Siaib til lin Spn. Ser fur-
tpQeS ON &npt. Halpb Sobnion, Der
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fine SorUlorc, Wtr. oe Irs, 8. 9.
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forreiten life Ell ganite alminoelig
6lppetur beller, ioet uitee Sobnion /
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-07

Sortiettes poa iioite Siee,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-07

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IN. Gountpets geiolfnina bill life
tltnnc magic at oorette og oripe oen-
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fes iorelogt belle oen omerifanifc
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Utrno, apinoer % 9ern, TOM 9jers
ne bill noe til bette pafre Winoe.
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@oro Golintp, er blcpen mproet noe
paa lit Someiteao llpr @laiaocl. Silfl
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oobent ell Sonne cller TO ncoerIt.
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ingen Wtaaoe fro, at bun bar begaact
Selpmoro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-07
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hope ubuiit ell liot pel Itrcng Si'ct'
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par lloiigt iii, at Der life piloe tor'
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peo Seiifolcu icr &eIten al Stole,
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fritiifc Gicblif, at SouiS uar Inlittet
ub aiennem ct %inon, ser pcnotc MOD
9agsaaroen % por iorlpnnoen. No.
get ienere ,blep Sporbutbc tagct I
9rllg, % bisIc o~utpbebe, at zen nrge
Nano par perot tilbage til SnIet %
ia~noipuligpis cpbolSt iig ocrirloe.
Saeten blep paa bette Staoiim brat
aibrrot bcrpeb, at 0Titriftsaopofat
Sranf Sacfion al Colin anfom %
forbso ale Norielgere, iaapel Dc meo
70 iom ire 9en, OF ifrioe mo | Su-
let. ip~rtlarcnbe Of ser inaen Irrelt-
orore hapbes o. at oct noclnttenoe
itoo til DC ie6crale Nutorlteter al Tor.
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