100 Years Ago the Week of June 10, 2022

 What was going on 100 years ago this week? CLICK HERE for a link to the St. Tammany Farmer Issue of June 10, 1922. The link is provided by the Library of Congress and its Chronicling America service.

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Chamber Endorses Bridge Building Effort

Newspaper Endorses Bridge Building Effort

Local Businesses Endorse Farm Bureau Activities

Folsom Society News

Jim Burns Graduates From Law School

Legislature Dignity Threatened

Parochial Schools End Year

Living Movies To Be Judged

Madisonville News - Excursion Boat Burns

Agriculture Endorsed by Neuhauser Brothers

Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Company Endorses Farm Bureau

Society News

St. Scholastica Academy News Explained in Detail

Mandeville Boy Wins State Prize

Burns Furniture Offers New Stove

Train Runs Into Covington Depot Building

Slidell Society News

Slidell's First Postmaster

The first postmaster in Slidell was Jacob Hufft, from Hamburg, Germany, according to this photograph found in an old scrapbook. 

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Madisonville Video Photos - Part Three

  In 2010 Rusty Burns put together an extensive collection of old photographs depicting the Madisonville area, all to be scanned and placed in production of a video to be shown at the 2011 Madisonville Town Bicentennial Celebration. The video contained dozens of old photographs of the shipyards, the buildings and the people of Madisonville over the past 100 years. 

The Tammany Family blog is presenting those photographs in a three-part blog series. Here is part three, showcasing the people and places of early to mid-20th century Madisonville. 

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At the riveside pavilion

Ronnie Kole, king of Mardi Gras

Governor Bobby Jindal and Mayor Peter Gitz, center

See also:

Madisonville Video Photos - Part One

Madisonville Video Photos - Part Two