Arkansas Amendment Proposals On Supreme Court Size And Farm Loans
The document records two proposed constitutional amendments in Arkansas. Amendment 14 seeks to expand the Supreme Court to seven judges with a divided court structure and added vacancies to be filled by the Governor, plus related provisions on division and chief justice roles. A second amendment authorizes a two percent state credit and debt limit to fund Arkansas Farm Loans, appoints State Land Board to issue bonds named Arkansas Farm Credit Bonds, and outlines loan eligibility and administration details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the
State
Tom J. Terral. Leary
Comistoner
Senate
Beth Moynes
State of Arkansas
Secretary of State
State Lands Commissioner
State Land Board
Arkansas Farm Credit Bends
Naid Arkaness Rural Credits
Peas and Rural Credit Details Shaped in Arkansas 1917
A fragment outlines farm loan conditions and credit rules in Arkansas. It mentions planting peas by August 10 for good hay, sale of peas at 1.75 per bushel from C Rosa of Dermott, and a complex loan framework with interest at five percent, initial charges, amortization terms, and safeguards against land speculation. The document shows state oversight and references the Arkansas Rural Credits system and approval by the Governor with a March 17, 1917 date.
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Board 4
Pia Tallmenta
Ile Aneieat
Aneh Suma
Rural Credita
Arkansas Rural Credit
Credit Loan
Arkansas Rural Credits Reserve Fund
Ita
State Land Board
Arkansas
Secretary of State
Agaim
Cal
Tom J. Terral
Methodist Church to Hold Dual Sunday Services
The church will hold morning and evening services with a 10 30 sermon for both Sunday School and congregation. Pastor to preach twenty minutes after the Sunday School session without a break. Union services end in August as Brother Rolle takes vacation. Sunday night services begin at 8 30. A stewards board meeting follows the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metho
Rolle
Board of Stewards
Epworth League Ambitions Program and Service
Epworth League plans a Sunday service led by Bessie Mercer with prayers and a series of ambitions drawn from scripture. Topics include ambitions to rise win serve know God and manifest the Christ life with remarks by Josie Markstine Leonard Evans and Mrs Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mercer
Luke
Elizabeth Etter
Wile Perry
Isiah VI
Blanche
God
Josie Markstine
Wm. Bullock
Leonard Evans
Higgins
J. T. Crenshaw
Among Colored People News and Local Notices
Local items note deaths, visits, and stays from Mississippi additions to Pine Bluff and nearby areas. Annie Williams died last week at her Mississippi addition home. Melissa McAfee aged 76 died in July at her daughter’s home. Community mentions include Buford Dukes visiting from Camp Pike and Willis Daniela's return from service rejection.
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Annie Williams
Mississippi Addition
Buford Dukes
Camp Pike
Willie Daniela
E. R. Roberson
Pine Bluff
S. J. Simpson
Dermott
K. of P
M. Tanks
N. R. Parker
T. J. Walker
Frank Robinson
RK. B. Bowden
Mesdames M MH. Dupree
G. D. Dukes
J. King
L. EB. Morgan
Melissa McAfee
S. T. Ford
Wichita
Kansas
Ford
Hines
Lee Mitchell
Holland's Chapel
Card of Thanks for Family and Friends
We express heartfelt gratitude to many friends for services during illness and death of our mother and grandmother. Signed by 8. T. Ford, M. Ford, N. J. Grayson.
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T. Ford
M. Ford
N. J. Grayson
Farm Rich Land Seeks 12 Families for Next Year Cropping
Advertises farm labor in Hursaville inviting 12 families to prepare for the next crop. Promises good wages starting now through January 1 and mules and land capable of producing a bale of cotton per acre. Warns wage hands do not ride in automobiles and urges immediate action. Contact W C Ross at Dermott Bank Building in Dermott Arkansas.
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Hursaville
W.C. Ross
Dermott Bank
Dermott
Arka
White Co operation at Dermott
The Baptist Vanguard notes strong white citizen support for the State Sunday School Convention and Women’s Association held in Dermott in June. City authorities limited traffic around the tent to maintain order, and white residents funded the tent and lighting, praising future co operation in Dermott and Little Rock.
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Dermott
State Sunday School Convention and Women's Association
Little Rock
North Little Rock
The
Baptist Vanguard
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Wroposed
Legislative Absad Mint
I Amendment
Arkam
C. Rosa
Dermott, Ark
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Palacerug
H. H. Dyer
Orr Hdw. Co
E.G
Kimpel Bldg
D. Dudley Crenshaw
Hammock & Crenshaw Lawyers
Mollie Whitehead
Mamie Miller
Collins
Dupree Seminary
Orr Hardware Co
Ark
Holly
Thomas
Turner & Ramsour Building
P.O
RINEX
Adler
Dermott Shoe Hospital
White
A. Prothro
the Jeweler
Dermott Bank & Trust Co
R. P. Stinson
G. A. Franklin
Phil Anderson
E. P. Remley
J.C. Hoffman Henry Bordeaux
J. A. Bennett
D. Kimpel
Bowden’s Market
W. C. Bowden
Heinz Products
N. G. Mitchell Dermott Shoe Hospital
Dermott Hardware Co
Eli Dante
the Novelty
J.T. Freeman & Son
H. E. Courtney
Joe Weisman
G. Michael
Ll. Pinkus
Y. H. Wall & Co
J. E. Eeong, Yuen Sale
Merc. Co. Momma Ranks Bros
R. F. Clarke& Co
E. Schnelz
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