Buy a Bale plan adopted to aid Arkansas cotton farmers
Western Newspaper Union reports Little Rock committee approves a state wide Buy a Bale movement to remove surplus cotton from markets. Subscriptions of 50 each fund purchase of one bale per grower, with 10 cent minimum or market price debate. Funds held for 12 months, strict accounting to subscribers. plan operates separately from government aid.
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Intou News Service
Little Rock
A. Hicks
Gerse National Bank
Treae
Arkansas
W A. Hicks
German National Bank
George Ro Frown
Nakdimen Bank Chartered in Fort Smith Arkansas
The Comptroller of Currency announces chartering of City National Bank of Fort Smith Arkansas with 100000 dollars capital. Nakdimen of Fort Smith a noted Arkansas and Oklahoma banker is named president.
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Washington
Comptroller of Currency
Williams
Tsenance
City National Bank
Fort Smith
Ark
Port Smith
Arkanead
Jonesboro Land Company
Lafoun Land Company
Joneboro
A. M. Lafon
Treacher
Clair Lafon
P Ih
Cullen
Sanitary Condition Visit Reports Concerns in Green County
Green County sanitary inspection notes poor conditions observed by Paragon ll Dr oT MW Hradford in the county. Reports describe enod conditions and general neglect affecting the area amid ongoing investigations and local inquiries. Washington reports note Robert A Raysdat from Hisekliville Ark arriving in Washington to enroll in a school program and achieve scores at Washington University.
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Green County
Ot. MW Hradford
Reneral Sehunte
Thie
Green
Mont
Flo
Washington
Robert A. Raysdat
Hisekliville, Ark
Washington Universu
Fire at Newark roars through shops from gasoline blast
A Friday afternoon explosion of gasoline in Newark ignited a major fire that destroyed buildings and fixtures, with an estimated loss near $50,000 and partial insurance coverage. Tenants like Adams Bros. Co and G. O. Magness & Co. suffered extensive stock and office damage as the blaze spread across the structure.
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Newark
Masonic Lodge
Adams Bros. Company
Qvans
G. O. Magness & Co
R. T. Harrington & Son
Alexander
Newark Telephone Company
C. P. Vaughan
Magness
Arkansas crop forecast shows mixed yields in 191? report
The September crop report from Washington estimates Arkansas yields below the 1813 level for corn oats potatoes sweet potatoes rice and hay while wheat and apples exceed 191% of actual output. The table lists forecasts for corn oats potatoes sweet potatoes rice apples hay cabbages peaches watermelons cantaloupes sorghum peanuts hogs clover seed and acreage figures with condition indices and year-to-year comparisons.
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Sewapaper
Trom News
Washington
Arkansas
Scottish Rite Reunion in Little Rock Hailed as Memorial Event
The Scottish Rite bodies of the Little Rock valley plan a reunion at the Albert Pike Cemetery in October 14 21 to honor the late Sovereign Grand Commander James Daniel Richardson. Charles K Rosenbaum urged a memorial class to receive attendees and Robes to mark the event. The Arkansas Farmers Union delegation, led by HS Minty Lley, went to Washington to push government purchase of about four million bales of cotton. Gillette reports Rice growers say harvest is among the finest in the state with threshing soon and buyers already on the ground for the first loads.
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Little Rock
Valley of Little Rock
Albert Pike
Little Rock Valley
James Daniel Richardson
Charles K. Rosenbaum
Lite Rock
Rosenham
James D. Richardson
Washington
HS Mintylley
Prairie Grove
Arkansas Farmers’ Union
Parmera’ Union
Fort Worth
Tex
Army worm outbreak threatens Ozark county cotton
Partners report army worms in large numbers attacking the cotton. It is feared much damage to the late crop will result.
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Ozark
Highway Plans Considered to Fort Smith from Little Rock
Two routes to Fort Smith from Little Rock are under study. Officials review possible roads, costs and impacts as part of the planning process.
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Fort Smith
Little Rock
Proposed Little Rock Fort Smith Highway Meetings
State Highway Commission votes to pursue a 40 mile north south highway between Fort Smith and Little Rock by an improved road and special act. Public meetings are set in Conway Morristown Russellville Atkins Clarksville Mulberry Van Buren Lavaca Charleston Paris Dardanelle with commissioners and engineers to explain route plans and gather local input.
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Rock
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Owen
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Cor
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Morriston
Russellville
Atkins Ember
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Clark
Pine Bluff Bank Suit Linked to City Funds
The Pine Bluff city council directs City Attorney Earl Wood to sue the defunct Bank of Pine Bluff for 8200 over city deposits. Jefferson County Grand Jury probes the bank’s collapse while judges dismiss jurors due to conflicts. New truck houses rise in Kennett and Fort Smith residents mourn Col Samuel McCloud.
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Earl 5. Wood
Bank of
Pine Bluff
Jefferson County Grand Jury
Bank of Pine Bluff
A. B. Grace
J. Harvey Hudgon
H.W. Ferguson
B. PD. Russell
P. Pr. Byrd
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