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THE RICHLAND BEACON-NEWS, RAYVILLE, LA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1941. Richland Boys Leave For Military Training .35 .65 10.35 Wallace Johnson Co. Wallace Johnson Co. A.

T. Owen ing and reading as follows: Whereas, The Town of Rayville, Louisiana, will sell on November 6th, 1941, by authority of Ordinance No. 326 of the Mayor and Board of Alder 2.00 A. T. Owen i--rr- tzzlz Monroe Armature Works 13.00 i Klectric Supply Co Motor Supply Co.

1 52 Hininn KppcJ Co 2.05 the above resolution which motion was seconded by R. Bloom, Alderman, a vote was then had and resulted as follows: Buck, Koom, Wynn and Binion voted yes, nays none. Absent Aycock. The Mayor then declared the motion carried and the Resolution duly adopted. The following Ordinance was offered An Ordinance of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Rayville, Richland Parish, Louisiana, setting aside out of the general fund 3 Sebastian Diesel Equip.

Co Muella Co. Hale McNeil iS -I 1 I A in fepsw Hale McNeil Hale McNeil Hale McNeil 17.75 41.74 140.00 70.00 280.00 70.00 .75 170.82 63.75 7.32 152.81 31.50 men of the said Town, to Albert C. Clark, a resident of Rayville, Richland Parish, Louisiana, the S'4 lot 2 and all of lot 3 of block 16 of Rayville Realty Companies First Addition to the said Town of Rayville, for the sum of $450.00, of which amount $150.00 is to be paid in cash, and the balance, the sum of $300.00 i3 to be represented by one Vendor's Lien Mortgage Note in the said amount, signed and executed by the said Albert C. Clark, to be dated on November 6th, 1941, due and payable on or before 12 months after date, to be paraphed Ne Varietur by W. A.

Cooper Notary Public, for the purpose of identifvine same mnre ful Economy Oil Co. of the said Town, the sum of $4,412.49 Colfax Lumber Co. National Meter Co. James Machine Works for the purpose of paying the following bills due by the said town. Richland Beacon-News $51.50 James Machine Works James Machine Works Southern Bell Tel.

Co. Don't Burn Woods To Kill Boll Weevils Station, Baton Rouge, Nov. 19. Burning the woods to kill the boll weevil is like burning the barn to get rid of the rats, according to Julius O'Quin. In other words, the cure is worse than the disease.

Although many Louisiana cotton growers burn their timberland to destroy hibernating weevils, Mr. O'Quin considers the practice wasteful and unjustified. It i3 true that some weevils hibernate in the woods, he says, but they generally do so within 50 feet of the edges bordering cotton fields. Burning over large areas of forest destroys timber, kills undergrowth and seedlings, injures wildlife; and often aggravates soil erosion by destroying leaf mulch. What's more, Mr.

O'Quin points out, there are always enough weevils left to start infestations the following spring and summer if weather conditions are favorable for their survival. He suggests the following steps as a counter-plan: (1) Encourage the growth of timber, and sell the woodland products as a cash crop; (2) use the money to buy dusting machinery and calcium arsenate to combat the weevils in summer; and (3) follow a system of fall cotton field sanitation, 2.63 (Police Dept.) 4.65 Southern Bell Tel. Co. James Machine Works 34.27 James Machine Works 2.32 (Police Dept.) 4.65 ly with the Act of Vendors Lien Southern Bell Tel. Co.

Tropical Paint Co 7.78 Mortgage, which will be fild in th (Police Dept.) 4.75 Dixie Mill Sup. Co 4.43 Dixie Mill Sud. Co 57.66 Southern Bell Tel. Co. mortgage records of Richland Parish, Louisiana, to be retained hv the s.iM (Police Dept.) 4.25 Dixie Mill Sup.

Co. 2.75 Simmons Oil Co. 254.12 Southern Bell Tel. Co. Town of Rayville in connection with the said above mentioned sl fmm (Police Dept.) 4.25 i I (Xi (3 the said Town to the said Albert C.

Southern Bell Tel. Co. Simmons Oil Co 215.01 Simmons Oil Co 274.61 Simmons Oil Co. 246.00 Simmons Oil Co 214.76 Ulark, and (Police Dept.) 4.25 Whereas, the said sum of S.imnn i needed at this time to apply on Paving Certificates owned by the said Town to the Lamar Life I Company, and Whereas. The Richland Ktt Rayville, Louisiana, has agreed to purchase said Note when properly executed from the said Town of RawiiiP Simmons Oil Co 215.10 Simmons Oil Co 245.79 Linde Air Pro.

Co 1.86 Linde Air Pro. Co. 1.68 Linde Air Pro. Co. 1.80 Simmons Oil Co.

277.50 Badger Meter Co 69.48 Badger Meter Co. 70.92 Badger Meter Co. 138.96 Southern Meter Co. 30.00 Southern Meter Co. 25.00 Simmons Oil Co.

216.33 Simmons Oil Co. 214.84 Dearborn Chem. Co. 138.85 Dearborn Chem. Co.

138.85 Cabell Elec. Co 110.34 Cabell Elec. Co. 35.28 if and when said note is endorsed by the said Town. Therefore: Sec.

1. Be it Resolved bv the Mavor and Board of Aldermen of by cutting or plowing out the cotton stalks as early as possible after harvest. By removing the weevils food supply of green cotton early in fall they go into winter hibernation half starved and are less lively to survive till spring. of Rayville, Louisiana, in regular ses Southern Bell Tel. Co.

(RLP) 6.60 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (RLP) 8.60 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (RLP) 10.65 Southern Bell Tel.

Co. (RLP) 4.45 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (RLP) 7.20 Southern Bell Tel. Co.

(RLP) 6.30 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (RLP) 6.05 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (RLP) 6.30 Southern Bell Tel.

Co. (City Hall) 4.51 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (City Hall) 3.85 Southern Bell Tel. Co.

(City Hall) 5.30 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (City Hall) 4.25 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (City Hall) 3.85 Southern Bell Tel.

Co. (City Hall) 3.65 Southern Bell Tel. Co. (City Hall) 2.95 Southern Bell Tel. Co.

(City Hall) 5.05 La. Power Light Co. (RLP) 40.60 La. Power Light Co. (RLP) 1.30 La.

Pawer Light Co. (RLP) 3.90 La. Power Light Co. (RLP) 8.50 La. Pawer Light Co.

(RLP) 60 La. Power Light Co. (RLP) .70 La. Power Light Co. (City Hall) gi0 La.

Power Light Co. (City Hall) 50 La. Power Light Co. (City Hall) 90 La. Power Light Co.

(City Hall) 3 20 La. Power Light Co. sion convened that if and when the herein described note is executed and passed, W. T. Jones, Mayor of said Town of Rawille be.

and hp Above are pictured the ten Richland parish young men who were inducted into the U. S. Army on November 7th. They are, left to right, front row: Howard Washington Eppinette, Mayo Sidney Douglas, John Thomas McAllister, and Jesse Ray Prewitt; back row: Allen Lee Jones, Milton Wilkerson, Delma Cheek, Robert E. Lee Eppinette, Leon Roy and James Heckford.

They are shown in front of Bus Station just before leaving for Camp Livingston. authorized, empowered and directed to Stop Farm Machinery Waste Elec Co. 14.35 Elec. Co. 2.84 Elec.

Co 57.21 Elec. Co 67.06 Elec. Co. 67.06 Elec. Co.

14 60 Cabell Cabell Cabell Cabell Cabell Cabell Cabell endorse the same for and on behalf of the said Town of Rayville, all for the purpose of selling and negotiating the said note to the Richland State Bank for good and valuable consideration and in due course. Section 2. Be It Further Resolved. Elec. Co.

8820 That all Resolutions or parts of this period of national defense this loss should be stopped. TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Rayville, La, Nov. 3rd. 1941. Council met today in regular session pursuant to adjournment, present V.

T. Jones, Mayor; R. Bloom, J. M. Binion, C.

C. Buck, S. F. Wynn, Cooper, Attorney. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved, after correcting the minutes of August 18th, to show that I H.

Fike was a member of the committee from the Rayville Baptist Church, instead of L. H. Featherston, as shown by said minutes. Alderman Binion offered the following resolution, same being numbered Farmers can help by keeping their farm machinery under cover instead of letting it rust out in the open and by keeping it well repaired and in good condition. No waste or loss should occur because of negligence or lack of care of machinery now on the farm.

Every year many millions of dollars worth of farm machinery is lost because of poor care, but during Take good care of your farm machinery is the warning being given by all farm agencies. Because of the need of greater production for national defense, the farm machinery manufacturing plants are busy making various types of war materials. This means that less new farm machinery may be available next year. Neptune Meter Co 25.80 Southern Hdw. Co.

65.41 Southern Hdw. Co. 10.62 Southern Hdw. Co 16.57 Southern Hdw. Co.

6.55 Southern Hdw. Co. 14.41 Southern Hdw. Co. 6.23 Southern Hdw.

Co. 10.16 Resolutions in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. Thus read, considered and adopted section by section and as a whole by "yea" and "nay vote on this the 3rd day of November, A. 1941. (City Hall) .50 La.

La. Power Light Co. (City Hall) Power Light Co. Aldermen; W. W.

Kelly, Clerk; W. A .50 ana having been reduced to writ J. J. moved the adODtion of (Incinerator) 3.38 .98 1.06 Total $5,244.21 Vote was had on the above Ordinance and resulted as follows: Buck, Wynn, Binion and Bloom voted yes, nays none, the Mayor then declared the Ordinance adopted. No further business appearing Council adjourned.

W. T. JONES, Mayor. Attest: W. W.

KELLY. Clerv. La. Power Light Co. (Incinerator) La.

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(Incinerator) La. Power Light Co. knonrvnnnnr 1.78 II I till III "'III! tri .50 (Incinerator) Concrete Materials Co. L. H.

Hubbard Mulhearn Flower Ship (Binion) Scoggins-Keel Co. Wallace Johnson Co. .50 22.00 30.00 5.00 2.50 3.75 .80 2.50 42.52 1.50 1.15 Wallace Johnson Co. Wallace Johnson Co. JOY Dixie Disinfecting Co.

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Co. AST 2.67 Mulhearn Flower Shon (Jones) son THEATRE Rayville, Louisiana Mrs. C. C. Buck ig.00 M.

L. Bath Co. 5 65 American LaFrance Co. 32.68 Economy Oil Co. .50 S.

F. Wynn Saturday TEX RITTER In 9.00 2.35 2.11 10.37 37.30 5.70 32.05 22.16 58.39 57.81 10.90 41.64 74.11 110.20 I READ HOHry0C T00 CAM BECOME "Pioneers New Drug Co. M. L. Bath Co.

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