The Rice belt journal., October 22, 1921, Image 2

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THE RIC'E BELT JOURNAL
Weekly
Published at Welsh, Louisiana
H. W. JHOWAItI)
Owner and Publisher
Entered as Second Class Matter at
the Post Office, Welsh, La.
ADVE7U1TISING RATES
IDisplayv, 2 cenits per column Inch.
(1Iiu, <ott of comiposition)
Hei'adrs. 5 e"nts per line set In or
dinary t pe; 1( tents per line set in
hold typ' .
BEGIN NOW PLANNING
THE HOME ORCHARD
Keep the insects and Disease Off by
Spraying Each Season
and Cultivate.
L nive:iti Stt~io~n a Iluton Rouge.
'Plan to plaint more fruit trees this I
(all. ;rdyvi-e' I. Szymniniak, horticul
timrist 'f the Louisiana State Uni
er-i r l'> rEx sion, 'livision. Plow, disc
or symb'. tlp, grounl in a sole 'ted plac.
that is well Irairnel., fertile andl where :
there i i n. s ie 'pl p, ela v' subsoil
Ieo net tllrnr ties on level groundI
(h1; I porlny drained. Elevate the
lint ht p1 ''wing up and making a
mound on which the tree., should be a
planted. On hilly land this will not
be nice ssarv. Water drainage is very
unlportant; 'fruit trees will not stand
oert fet,' he says.
lIe sure about the proper varieties
bought from reliable nurseries," says F
Mr. Szymoniak. "Don't tbuy from un
rehlable anurserle;. Get atl It iof va
otiis of fruits adapted to southern
AL Louisiana. Consult your farm demon
stration agent about varieties, or
write to the Extension Department
- L. S. U., Baton Rouge, for bulletin on
growing fruit fit homo. uae.".j -
"The fruit trees mist be plaqtqd
-properly. In the fall;s the beat tiqe
at to set them out. Spue the -tres tc
the proper distance apart. Be care
ful to plant fig trees near fences, of
buildings, because the roots are shal
low growing and must not be disturb
or- ed. Pear trees lshould be planted
in where no cultivhtlon is givgn hecause
the roots must bec hecked in growth
which is, done by growing the pear
trees in hard sod land. Grapes re
D quire deep, fertile, dry soil, therefore
elevate the land for grapes. Peaches
by rquire light sandy drained soil for
the soft roots to grow; loosen the soi
by adding humus airl provide drain
-age. Plums grow well in moist land
bjit not too wet.
S"Study the requirements of the
I roots of fruit trees and provide the
ineeds; prune the trees, beginnin'
w\with the pruning of the roots when
Sthe trees are set out; spray the trees
each winter with concentrated lime
Ssulphur solution for San Jose scale
(I Keep the insects and disease off by
Sspraying each season; then cultivate
athe orchard. Fruit trees will not live
eand prolduce without proper care and
t attention to all details. Now is thce
, time to plan and select the trees fot
d the home orchard."
NOTICE OF CITATION.
Fifteenth Judicial District Court, Sit
ting in and for the Parish
of Jefferson Davis. I
('HARLES F. BUCK, JR. t
vs.a
DWIGHT C. PLUMB; MRS. ADA
CRAMER, BORN PLUMB; MRS. A.
E. F. BOYD, BORN PLUMB; MRS
,1. S. DAY, BORN PLUMB.
11
To Dwight C. Plumb, whose address s
is unknown; Mrs. Ada Plumb Cramer. it
a resident of the City of Burt# State te
Yo New York; Mrs. A. E. F. Boyd, born 2
Plumb, a resident of the City of Lock et
port. State of New York; Mrs. J. S
Day, born Plumb, a resident of the
City of Booneville, State of New York.
Whereas, Plaintiff in the above en m
titled cause has petitioned the Court
to re-establish, revive and restore the
evidence of a certain deed, whereby
Eunice E. Plumb on January $0th
1906, sold to Thomas S. Stegall, by
Act of Sale passed before Lee E. Rob
Inson, Notary Public in and for the
Parish of Calcasieu, the following de
scrib'd property, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter, section 16, twonshir
nine (9) South range five (5) west
Louisiana Meridian, and containing
forty and 45.100 (40.45) acres, more
or less, together with all the improve.
ments thereon or thereunto belong
ing;
This is to give notice and to cite
each and all of the defendants herein
to appear and, answer the petition of
plaintiff on or before the expiration
of six (6) weeks from the date of the
last publication hereof.
Witness the signatures of the Hon
orablos Jerry Cline-and Thos. F. Port
er. Jr.; Judges of the Fifteenth Ju
diclal District Court of Louisiana, sit
ting in and for Jefferson Davis Par
ish, Lodsiana, on this 17th day of
Octobert A. D. 1921.
Attest:
CLARPHY PITRE,
Clerk of Court.
John T. Hoo4' Attorney for Petitioner
Oct 22-29 Nov 5-124948
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or j Strong for Home Paper
nient `
in on "No, I don't take the local paper
any hMore,' one farper said to an
antqd othqf as they were waiting at the
tie cre Eery to unload th irnmilk.
s tc They had just been looking at a
care poster advertising "Subscribe for Your
e, o01 Home Town Paper Week, November
shal 7-12." "1I take a daily paper, and
*turb that's about all I need. It has a few I
items every week from our commu* I
ruted nity, and I feel that I save two dol.
!ause lars a year by not subscribing to the
owth home paper."
pear "Well, that's one way to look at it,"
Sre said the other farmer, "but I've always
fore felt that a local newspaper was a
che' pretty valuable asset to any commu
for nity, and if everybody took the atti.
tude you do, there couldn't be any lo
so cal newspaper. Of course we could
rain not get along without our daily papers,
and because they keep us Informed about
vthat's going on throughout the na
thc tion and throughout the world, but
th l whern you say that they take care of
nin, our local news, I don't think you are
then stlicking close to facts. They simply
reef can't, and the publishers haven't any
lime personal Interest in our community
the way our editor has.
ale "I1 have always felt that I got value
by receiven for every dollar I've paid out
vate in subscriptions to the local paper, and
live I don't have an Idea that running a
and country newspaper is any more of a
the wealth-producing proposition than run
for ning a farm. So long as I've got two
dollars I intend that the rural mail C
carrier is going to tuck a copy of the
home paper in my box every week." -
That farmer knows that the com
Sit munity newspaper Is a necessity in 1
his home; that without It his home h
would he incomplete and his part in
I the community would be unsatisfactory j
to himself and his family. He knows i
the full value of the local newspaper b
as an Institution. ci
DA fe
A. A Community Servant.
RS The local newspaper is the servant
of the community In which it is pub
lished, but to be a good and efficient le
esa servant It must he fed by the people
ier. It serves It is an Institution of the O
ate town quite as much as are the schools
>rn and the churches, and quite as much
ck entitled to support.
S an
he A Necessary Luxury. W
rk. The town newspaper is both a lux- Or
an. ary and one of the family necessities, of
art o tol
he
by fol
th col
by La
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or
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t Beitws ntm e err
in T mo
of je3f bot
"t "Wasn't it fine about ?Ris- or.
cl getting honors in her
S school work last term?' said ete.
Mrs Smithd to Mrs. Brown. ord
"bWhatl " ased Mrs.a are
Brown. "I did n't know S
r about ita" etc.
c o "But it was inthe Home e
Town Paper." replied to
Smith. i~ot you take- it?' o A
"No," said Mrs. Brown, 192o
"but a ena going tob
I And seadidj oar this Is a Ater
true story. F.
As much a t part of the Yea
community life as is the Toni
se inol orchurc terteonfte 0
Tiown; Paper.
oSuhe sribew forp Yor Hth e Os R
STowin Paper Week, Nov 7~12
i ~All
g Th . p Kn o K en hiskp. l ot a:
here are saomerapdom onservasoore fers
of a man~ who ha's visited' ar4 studied ject
Agcood many small communities: 1l all j
you read your local pmapcr youd will Set
'pot mIns much that Is happening Poic
slolmnI home. Th~ereis no use saylng Sltat
athat ryou wish o nr toen had a paper
like one in the other town, for the
otha Taf telrls sainghe q 198 b
thtn~: Thq~inaa whro reedse his local al a
pape', thompuiay is usnai a, ~Pze~t~ etorgo
Good; wtIso anbj ir t,,aif over , j~t~WJ9C
Llloi; nlo~do nn 'Local paper4 tenet
whet a hl issaid end done, do laore' r 1
Wphx*d the onstfutieonsor this stat e the
and tqo ldtry than, any otherknown
eonttlibuvirg, fore In the world's. work.-'i~
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ing a F. G. SEWARD
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com- The many friends of Rev, and Mrse
ty In W. Lomax Childress and family, whc et
home have been located in Amberland, Md. 81
irt in for the past year, will be interested cc
nowa in knowing that Rev. Childress hal
paper been returned to the Amberland ta
church for another year by thee on- W
ference which just close4. Miaegs tb
Mercy and Marguerite are teaching.
in the city schools of Cumberland and Ju
rvant Walter is attending the business col
pubent lege.-Jenninge Tinges-Record. eta
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Bople be
t the ORDINANCE NO. 205 Be
iools OF THE TOWN OF WELSH. etr
nuch er
isi
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor s
and Board of Trustees of the Town of jo
Welsh, La., that Section One (1) of nm
lux- Ordinance No. One (1) of the Town tai
ties, of Welsh, La., be amended to read as W,
follows: by
Section 1. That it shall be unlawful sal
for any person or persons within the A.
corporate lImits of the Town of Welsh .
I~etc
La., to be found drunk or behaving in th
a disorderly manner, to use any loud, be
vociferous, obscene, vulgar, profane ass
or indecent language, to swear, cuarse Drc
or expose their person in such a man. Na
ner as to disturb the peace and quiet oo
of the said Town of Welsh, Louisiana sub
Section 2. Be it further ordained, of
etc., that any violation of this ordin- ma
ance' shall, upon conviction, lie pun,- u
ishable 'by a fine of not less than pol
Fifteen ($15) Do'flars nor more than tiox
Fifty' ($50) Dollars, or by imprison of
ment for not less thpn one (1) day nor
more than flfteen (15) day in Jail, Or do
both fine and imprisonment, for each and
offense, at thq discretion of the May. see
I- or. erty
r Section 3. Be it further ordaoled lh,
I etc., that any ordinance or parts of 114c
L. ordinances in conflict herewith be. ad jeJt
are hereby repealed.
Section 4. Be it further ordained, Wi
etc., that this ordinance shall become the
h effective from the date of its aop Jir
tion. held
Adopted this 4th day of October
1921.
W. E. F'AUGHT, Mayor. di
Atest: the
F. G. SEWARD, Clerk, and
John T. Hood, Yea; R. W, Howard, Six
Yea; R. F. Weichert, Yea; 0. . 8tei
Toups, ea; 5. 0. .Scoggls, Ypa, pora
O 8.15.2)
s* ORDI4IANCE N4. 162,
PARISH OF JEEPuRmO0 DAVIS.
q AN ORDINANCAE levying and Im
posiag a tax on thjameedwaludjja
of all, Property ia the -Parish of Jet
no fierson Davls, and its, aub4diqi~eniy sub1
ed 1Ject :to taxatiq fr he nar1~ frl
If all gengral aid special purpoeqa.
1i Section 1. He it old 'the
1t Police Jury of JetersonD Pabi
19 State of Lolisiana tn reglar ad
Sr lawtul session conVeq~d that a 'r of
te Ti'W9 Mfats on 'theoDp uarQtp Jpeass·
ed valuation l e and saine'ij l
'8 by levied; Assessed aid Iadiosed' '
B' all groiptyt withi. the I mfti:fak 4
fX iruoa piaflrPaeib, Lojeaplrr iip,:
* J~cte'.faxatlin.~T3"i,',lisP toja~i~ t·z
g tenel·~;iwid' aj` an i~cantk 62btberef~
fre inudestel bS' thAs Polti6WJij' * -
1te year 192~ exclusive ofrih oi 0
u udonehl (l1)) ullisrset spidg ber
1921.
8-eti the 01piditr
Section 2. Be it further ordaiaed.
ecthat a taof TmM-~PIj# Os thi '
dollar oTf aaseus4 va4isaatiqa bp an~fi
the atujoe t~ bee~ e~d'ii~
inpmshd upon all property within
limitg ,of Jefferson Davis Parisb- boal
slappt subsect to 1a~atoija ts IE S):M
"J $104 to i'the theeZ:es nal~fu.t
to Section lfitteen g 'ot At
ti ''elve (12) of the. Comtituteon
of the State,4)
onS Belt ~ t je
etc., th~j, te
ese' ame~fs'flm~'~s"~
iand imposedetiree¶ a
peop ~ vl~o
, H.talerst Rear ~·loses~ ·-~,:
M Section 4. Be it further ordained
etc., that a tax of one mill on the
dollar of the assessed valuation bc
) and the same is hereby levied,assessed
and imposed upon all the property
within the Iithit8 of the Pelican Road
District No. One (1), Jefferson Davia
Parish, Loulesiaa, subject to taxation
for the purpose of paying the princi
pal and interest on the bonded in
ebtedness of .the Pelican Road District
Number One (1), of Jeffrrson Davis
Parish, Louisiana, for the year 1921.
Section 5. Be It further ordained
etc., that a tax of Six Mills on the
Dollar of the assessed valuation be
and thes ame is hereby levied, as
sessed and.imposed upon all the prop
erty w-itbii the limits of the Lake
Arthur Road District Number one(1)
of Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana
for the purpose of paying the princi
pal and interest on the bonded indebt
edness of the said Lake Arthur Road
SDistrict Number One (1) of Jefferson
Davis Parish, State of Louisiana, for
the year of 192).
I Section 6. Be if further ordained
etc., that a tax of three (3) mills on,
the dollar of the assessed valuation be
~ levied, assessed and imposed upon al'
the property within the limits of Wardl
SNumber One (1) of Jefferson Davi
Parish, State of Louisiana, exclusive
Sof incorporated towns in said Ward
subject to taxation, for the purpose of
1 makin . grading, repairing and main i
taining dirt roads and bridges in said t
Ward for the year 1921, pursuant t(
the authority vested in this Police
Jury by virtue of the special electior j
held in said Ward on the 1st day of
CE July, A. D. 1919. e
Section 7. Be it further ordained t
gg etc., that a tax of three (3) mills on a
the dollar of the assessed valuation e
. be and thea ame is hereby levied, as
sessed and impoed upon all the prop v
arty within the limits of Ward Numt
he er Two (2) of Jefferson Davis Paris!!
d. State of Louisiana, exclusive of in c
ed corporated towns in said Ward, sub j'
ject to taxation, for the purpose, o' n
ao niaking, gradhig, repairing and main ti
4 taining dirt roads and bridges in said s;
in Ward for the year 1921, pursuant to t(
e the authority vested in this Poller J
Jury by virtue of a special electior lh
held in said Ward on the 1st day of J,
id July, 1919.
fl Section 8. Be it further ordained ei
etc, that-a tax of Five (5) mills or ol
the dollar of the assessed valuatior iz
be and the same is hereby levied, as le
sessed and imposed upon all the prop u
4. erty within the limits of Ward Numb to
er Three (3) of Jefferson Davis Par ht
>r ish, State of Louisiana, exclusive o'
ilnicorporated towns in said Ward, sub- et
ject to taxatfop, for the purpose of at
f making, grading, repairing and main ac
n taining dirt roads and bridges in said
Ward for the year 1921, pursuant t<
the.authqrty vested in this Police Jury
by virti'bft a special election held in Al
I said Ward on the 20th day of April
e A. b.,, 1920
SSection 9. Be it further ordained
etc., that a.tax of Three (3) mills on
n the dollar of the assessed valuatior
I, be and the same is hereby levied Oc
e assessed. and imposed upon all the
e property within the limits of Warc'
Number Four (4) of Jefferson Davi:
SParish, State of Louisiana, exclusive
of lnorporated towns in said Ward
subjlect to taxation, for the purpose
of making, grading, repairing, alid
. maintaining dirt roads and bridgeE
in- Mda Ward for the year 1921, pur
Suant to the authority vested in this
I Polje Jury by virtue of a special elec
ition held in said Ward on the 1st day
of itaJly, A. D. 1919.
Sectiob 10. 13e it further ordained,
, etc., that a tax of Two mills on the
dollarz of the assessed valuation be
l and the- same is hereby levied, as
sessed and imnposed upon all the prop
erty *1thid the limits of Ward Num
beo'1 Five (5) of Jefferson Davis Par
iah, State of Louisiana, exclusive of
- incorporated towns in said Ward, sub
Jett to -taxaIton, for the purpose of
meakizg, gradhig repairing and main
taiihig -dirt roads and bridges in said
Watd for the year 1921, pursuant to
-autlarity vested in this Police
Jury by. Virithe of a special election
held in said Ward on the 1st day of
July A. D. 1919.
Section 11. Be it further ordained
etC, that a. tax of Five mills on the
dollar of the asseased valuation be and
the same is hereby levied, assessed
sad imsposed upon all the property
withii the . limits of Ward Number
Sx (6) of Jefferson Davie Parish
St4e, of Louisiana, exclusive of incor
poratqd towns in said Ward, subjcet
ed to taxation, for the purpose of ma
the ing, grading, repairing and maintai
be ing dirt roads and bridges in si
;ed Ward for the year 1921, pursuant
rty the authorty vested in this Polio
Jury by virtue of a special electio
aVi held in said Ward on the 9th day
v13
on September, A.D. 1919.
i Section 12. Be It further ordaine
in etc., that a tax of Three (3) mills c
the dollar of the assessed valuatic
ict be and the same is hereby levied, a
vi sesesd and imposed upon all the pro
d erty within the limits of Ward Nur
her Seven (7) of Jefferson Davis Pa
he ish, State of Louisiana, exclusive (
be incorporated towns in said Ward, su
I ject to taxation, for the purpose
)p making, grading, repairing and mail
ke tamning dirt roads and bridges in sai
1) Ward for they ear 1921, pursuant t
La the authority vested in this Polio
Ci Jury by virtue of a special electio
At held in said Ward on the 1st day
Id July A. D. 1919.
on Section 13. Be it further ordaine(
o01 etc., that a tax of Three (3) mills a
the dollar of the assesed valuatia
d be and thes ame is hereby levied, ar
)n sessed and imposed upon Mll propert
ye within the limits of Ward Numbc
Il' Eight (S) of Jefferson Davis Parisi
rdl State of Louisiana, exclusive of in
I. corporated twons in said Ward, sul:
ý' ject to taxation, for the purpose a
d making, grading, repairing and main
) taining dirt roads and bridges in sair
n Ward for the year 1921, pursuant t(
id the authorty vested in this Police Jur;
it by virtue of a special election hel
M in sad iWard on the 1st day of Jul;
n A. D. 1919.
)f Section 14. Be it further ordained
etc., that a tax of Three (3) mills or
I te dollar of to assessed valuation h)
v and the same is hereby levied,, assess
n ed and imposed upon all the property
within the limits of Ward Numbe
Nine (9) of Jefferson Davis Parish
State of Louisiana, exclusive of in
corporated towns in said Ward, sub
ject to taxation for the purpose of
'making, grading, repairing and main
tamning dirt roads and bridges withii
I said Ward for the year 1921, pursuant
rto the authority vested in this Police
Jury by virtue of a special electio
Sheld in said Ward on the 1st day o`
P July, A. D. 1919.
Section 15. Be it further ordained
etc., that the., proper administrativ<
officers be and they are hereby author
ized and directed to spread thes aic
levies as above set forth upon the
assessment rolls of the year 1921 an(
to make the collection of the taxes
herein imposed according to lady.
Section 16. Be it further ordained
etc., that this ordinance take effec'
and be in force from and after it
adoption and promulgation.
Adopted October 5, 1921.
C. E. CARR,
Attest: President Police Jury.
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD,
Clerk Police Jury.
Total Yeas, 8.
Total Nays, 0.
Absent, 1.
Oct. 15-22-29 Nov. 5-12-19c
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your own cigarettes, we'll, up p 4r b is mighty
tell you right here that easy! P.A'A is crimp cut and
Prince Albert tobacco has stays~ppt ir4 y~'j whisks it utI slbori4
'em all lashed to the mast into shape beforewhisk ity ca
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P. A. and the makin's Prince Albert is so good
papers! For Prince Albert that it~bas led four men to
is not only delightful to smoke jmmy pipes where
yor taste and pleasing in. one was smoked before! It's
itfs*r ra rplbutour thea gEAtypt old buddy- /
exclusive patented( process smoke that ever found its
frees it from bite and parch! way into a pipe or cigarette!
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