Rotary Meet in Pine Bluff Draws Leaders and Guests
Clyde Hulsizer of Das Molinos will headline the 62nd district Rotary conference in Pine Bluff May 8 and 9. Hulsizer, educated at Grinnell College, has led Rotary roles as secretary, president, governor of the district, and international director, with a long career in manufacturing and civic service.
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Clyde
Hulelder
Das Molinos
Rotary
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Insttynational
Dallas
Hulsizer
Grinall
Grinell College
Marengo
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Rotary International
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The Stat's Platform and Hempstead County Progress
The text outlines platform ideas from The Stat's Platform and local groups like the Chamber of Commerce aiming to develop mineral resources and improve sanitary conditions in backyards. It emphasizes cooperative effort, economic reduction, and more efficient government through state highway program support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas Real Estate Leaders Promote Development
The Arkansas Real Estate Association proposes district meetings and notes the pioneering role of realtors across the nation. It lauds development in the Ozark mountains, recalling historical westward expansion and the enduring value of real estate for cities, farms, and government funding.
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Ohio River
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Florida
California
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New World
Arkansas
Ozark Mountains
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America
Tara
Gov“Enment
Insurance fraud plots and murder cases spark insurer vigilance
The Arkansas Democrat discusses daily reports from Bentonville about a murder and a $200,000 life insurance scheme. It also cites Maidstone’s case of a youth who killed his mother to access funds and flee. The piece warns insurers demand solid proof of death and evidence of fraud, noting exhumations and poison traces as part of investigations.
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Bentonville
William R. Pearman
Maidstone
England
Mnis
Arkansas Democrat
News of Other Days at Hempstead Circuit Court
Arthur A. Gibson Jr and Geo Wolff, petit jurors, visited Hope during a recess from Hempstead circuit court in Washington. Ike Lowenberg traveled from Nashville for the Owenberg Mercantile millinery opening. Jas F P Black of Texarkana and his family plan a visit to Capt J H Black. Mrs. Bryant of Nashville will spend the summer with her daughter Mrs AB Carter. Percy Martin of Idabel Hardware and Furniture was in the city Thursday.
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Arthur A. Gibson, Jr
Geo.Wolff
Hempstead
Washington
Hope
Ike Lowenberg
Nashville
Owenberg Mercantile Company
S. Jas
Black and Family
Texarkena
J. H. Black
Bryant
AB Carter
Percy Martin
Idabel ‘Hardware & Furniture Company
Idabel
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City
Local Visitors Reported In City by Several Outsiders
One line social notes list J. H. Norsworthy from Nashville and We-Everett from Washington visiting Hope on Saturday. Vought of Gordon and J. H. Wallace of Saratoga were seen in the city, with W. W. Nash of Lewisville and Ti L Toland of Ashdown in town yesterday. Gene Williams of Arkadelphia and Bert Johnson of Dildy Johnson & Co were among those present from Nashville and nearby towns.
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J. H. ‘Norsworthy
Nashville
Bert Johnson
Dildy Johnson & Co
Miner al Springs Visitor Reported in City
E c A Dickson of Mineral Springs visited the city yesterday. Duncan McHae of Prescott passed through town this morning for Circuit Court at Washington. Mr and Mrs MN Riley visited Arkadelphia yesterday to see his parents, Mr and Mrs J E Riley.
Oddities in New Orleans racehorse pampering draw crowds
A fragment from a New Orleans item notes sun baths and ultraviolet treatment for race horses. It suggests jockies also need light and hints at a talkie about the Stock Exchange as a market crash. Primo Carnera, a famed Italian pugilist, denied engagement to a London girl amid lingering gossip. A Chicago survey claims gangsters are better pistol shots than police, with gangsters emerging as the bigger force.
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New
Orlans
Chicago
Alma Gluck Rising From Obscurity to Opera Fame
A note outlines Alma Gluck’s early career as a modest stenographer in New York City shortly before she emerged as a top paid soprano in grand opera, highlighting a rapid ascent from humble beginnings to prominent acclaim.
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Alma Gluck
New York
Butcher Promises To Cater For Every Purse
A customer asks for meat to suit every purse and the butcher replies he caters for everybody. The customer then asks what he offers for an empty purse, and the butcher jokes about a vase he usually gives the cold shoulder.
Hoover era public works plan would curb unemployment
Rodney Dutcher argues that widespread unemployment requires advance planning and large construction programs funded by reserves. He cites Hoover era responses, railroads, utilities, and public works shows rising contracts, and notes the multiproduct purchasing power from wages released by construction. He emphasizes intercity and intersector supply chains and the need for readiness before emergencies.
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Rodney Dutcher
NMA
Quashington
Hoover
Jong Range
Haseen
Advaate
Izaak Walton League to Hold Eighth National Convention
The Izaak Walton League will convene April 24 to 27 at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago for its Eighth Annual National Convention. Delegates from federal and state agencies, league officials, and leading conservation authorities will discuss nationwide conservation issues and the protection of America’s natural resources. The league’s prominence and past achievements mark it as a key force in American conservation.
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America
Teaak Walton League of America
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
League
Coolidge says he will not return to public life
New York April 10 former president Calvin Coolidge states in a Heart's International and Cosmo politician article that he has no intentions of returning to public life. He says leaving Washington meant leaving public office and that serving in the senate would be unfair to colleagues and the administration. He argues hiring a former president would invite ridicule and undermine governance.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Heart's International
Cosmopolitian Magazine
Washington
Coolidge
TFT
Senate
Mrs May Huskin Expands Cotton Flock in Texas
Mrs May Huskin of Taylor County Texas builds a first year flock of 80 hens. Her husband oversees 25 acres of cotton. Beyond cash profit, she keeps the flock to feed her family and supply eggs and chickens.
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May ‘Huskin
Taylor County
Texas
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