Fae Publishing Co Notice and Rates at Hope Arkansas
Public notice from Fae Publishing Co Hope Arkansas dated March 1897 discusses the post office protection of readers memorials and unsolicited manuscripts. It lists advance payment rates for city carrier and mail subscriptions including Hempstead Nevada and other regions. The notice attributes republication rights to Jeanette fated Tress Associated Press and quotes Col Ro R McCormick on Modern civilization and news.
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Fae Publishing Co
Main Street
Hope
Ark
Ina
Arkansas
Polity
Akiti
Hempstead
Nevada
Ratte
Jeanette Fated Tress
Tochl Néws
Heraln
Col
Ro R
McCormick
Stari4 Platform City Fusion of Municipal Plant
Fragmentary text describes a municipal power plant merger to enhance county resources and economic support for Hempstead area. Mentions coalition building, visiting program, transportation projects, and aims for efficient government through prudent expenditures.
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Hapewend
Hempsteart
Gandhi Leads Peaceful Revolution Against British Rule
The author compares Gandhi's nonviolent struggle in India to revolutions in America and Europe, noting the massive population and tensions. It argues Gandhi's peaceful approach could prevail where force often does, marking a historic, record-setting achievement in altering imperial rule without armed conflict.
Tragedy of Grass and Hay in Arkansas Farms
Arkansas Agriculture Commissioner cautions North Arkansas readers about the grass hay dilemma. He argues pasture and livestock on farms are crucial, noting many farmers waste labor fighting grass yet buy hay in town. Pasture is the most profitable crop, growing without constant cultivation as livestock graze day and night.
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Sars Page
Arkansas
North
Yistalize
Rubber Valve For The Shown Here
A new rubber valve stem for motor tires is shown by Alvin Wisener, proprietor of Cannon's Services, who has secured the local agency. The single piece valve seals prevent leakage and avoids punctures. the flexible stem withdraws automatically when pressure drops, reducing yearly inner tube costs and preventing holes.
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Alvin Wisener
Cannon
Detim
Wile
Alvi Wizener
New Hope Illness Report and Community Activities
Mrs John Murphy is very ill and hopes for a speedy recovery. Children from Ork ind visited the commune. Miss Roxie Walking hosted an East ur one event Sunday afternoon. After the evening, a band of youths went kodaking. The community enjoys their forming sunny days.
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John Murphy
Orkind
Roxie
Idaho Farmers Plan Wheat Cut Under Farm Board Guidance
Idaho farmers, following Federal Farm Board advice, will cut wheat production by about 23 percent this year. They will raise plantings of corn by seven percent and barley by 12 percent, Irish potatoes by 16 percent, sweet potatoes by 29 percent, and oats by one percent, as forecast by federal farm reporting bureaus.
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Boise
Idaho
Iu.r
Federal Farm Board
Federal Farm Reporting Bureau
Deportation Drive Focuses On Illegal Aliens and Gangsters
Washington officials outline a wide deportation push backed by new funding aimed at removing about 100000 unlawfully present aliens. Assistant Secretary W W Husband cites cases across Europe, Africa, and Latin America, noting 16531 deportations in 1928 and rising costs and enforcement.
Cleveland judge named football referee shocks local readers
A Cleveland judge has been appointed as a football referee, changing from hearing both sides to issuing a decision first and then listening. The item notes skepticism about the unusual appointment and hints at broader commentary on roles and pay in public life.
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Cleveland
Mount Olive Farmers Embrace Last Fine Weather for Planting
In Mount Olive and nearby areas, farmers have used the recent warm spell to plant corn while spirits run high for a promising season. A community cy hunt drew a large turnout of children. Local residents share weekend visits, with Mrs. Martin meeting her mother in Ruft Springs and Enis Murridh returning from Texas.
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Martin
Texas
Ulgil
Clint Rhinehart
Ada
Joe Franks
Rosston
Harmony Weather and Local Visits Report
Harmony notes pleasant weather and farmers hopeful as pneumonia-tainted Mack McMillen improves temporarily. Local residents Stamps Mr Tucker and family visit S M Hodnett, Mrs Yarberry visits in Lemunity area, Nellie Leach and Leo Famer visit Hope for business, Daugherty family p Parenthood. Alfred Cox of Hope dines with George McMillen.
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Mack McMillen
Tucker Ang
Stamss
S. M. Hodnett
BE. Yarberry
Leminunity Tees
Nellie Leach
Leo Famer
Joe Daugherty
Community social notes from Hope area visit and greetings
Health in the community remains good as Jerdeo McBly and son Ben visit Hope. W L Cornelius family and Lillie Maud WitBay visit Hope. Dark and Don Stevenson are mentioned as needing speedy recovery. Raymajid Cornelius resumes helping. Battle Field residents Sam Harvel, John Hugye, Calvin Spring visit relatives. W J McBay family with Lillie Maud visit Mrs. Valestine in Hope. Hugh Gilbert from Washington calls on Lillie Maud McBay. they attend a show at the Sounger theatre in Hope.
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Jerdeo McBly
Ben
Hope
W. L. Cornelius
Hoy Cornelius
Lillie Maud WitBay
Dark
Don Stevenson
Raymajid Cornelius
Sam Harvel
John Hugye
Battle Field
Walter Cornelius
Calvin Spring
W. J. MccBay
Lillie Maud
Lee Valestine
Hugh Gilbert
Washington
Lillie Maud McBay
Sounger Theatre
News Of Other Days At Cleay Lake And Local News Bits
News notes: Pebe McRae, Lynn McRae and Ed win Ward fished at Cleay Lake with a fine catch Wednesday. Perry Wiggins, once a Hempstead county boy, praised as a top dry goods salesman, greeted old friends in Hope Thursday. Miss Vernon Colwell of Prescott became stenographer at Plunkett Jarrell McRae Grocer Co. Mrs Frank Howson to host bridge at her home on West Division. H. H. S. Club enjoyed an afternoon with Mary Hortense McCorkle. Rook and Bunca provided amusement. B. Hinton of Stamps joined the Elk lodge initiation here last night. Mrs D W Hawthorne and her son Sgt Perry Hawthorne, home on furlough, spent the weekend with relatives in Marshall and Texarkana, Texas.
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Pebe McRae
Lynn McRae
Edwin Ward
Cleay Lake
Perry Wiggins
Hempstead
Hope
Vernon Colwell
Prescott
Plunkett-Jarrell-McRae Grocer Co
Frank Howson
Bridge
West Division
H.H. S
Mary Hortense McCorkle
Rook
Bunca
B. Hinton
Stamps
Elk’s
D. W. Hawthorne
Perry Hawthorne
Marshell
Texarkana
Texas
Providence Sunday School And Easter Egg Hunt
Providence Sunday School attendance was good and an Easter egg hunt was enjoyed by a large crowd. Mrs A L Boyle returned from Grand Island Nebraska after her husband died March 17, accompanied by granddaughter Mildred Steen of St Paul Nebraska. Several local families shared Sunday visits with Pauline and Frank Simmons Emory Thompson and family Fulton and William Gilbert and Mrs Eula Gilbert of Liberty. Glen and Perry Campbell visited J B Gaines family New Hope. Marjorie Byers went to Hope to see Abraham Lincoln at the Swonger. Mary Morrow, working in town, spent Sunday with home folks.
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A. L. Boyle
Grandstand
Neb
Mildred Ann Steen
St. Paul
Wilms Roberts
eEatrice Prince
Gladys
Anna Lee
Victor Campbell
Dale Tonmemaker
Pauline
Frank ‘Simmons
Emory ‘Thompson
Fulton
Wiliam Gilbert
Eula Gilbert
Liberty
R. G. Byers
P. A. Campbell
Glen and
Perry
J. B. Gaines
New Hope
Bauline Simmons
Marjorie
Lost Prairie Easter Events Gather Community Crowd
Lost Prairie notes health is good. An Easter egg hunt at Mrs Annie Vickers drew many young children. A 4 day singing at Shiloh Busday attracted several locals. Attendees included Wille Auterberry and family, Irma Buckley, Vivian Buckley, Stella Vickers, Fanny Wormington, Luther Charl, Wade Wormington, Vernard Vickers, Jewell Powell, Roy Wormington, and E. E. West visiting from this place. Betty Springs Jr. of Battlefield stayed with Cecil McBayland family. A large crowd attended the singing at Mr and Mrs Jim Ratcliff’s Sunday night. Lynn Smith traveled from El Dorado to visit his farm. John Starks and Autry Taylor of near Spring Hill visited Saturday night and Sunday. Luther Sutton drove to Texarkana Saturday. Harold Williams of near Fairview visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ratcliff and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vickers Sunday.
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Annie Vickers
Shiloh
Wille Auterberry
Irma Buckley
Vivian ‘Buckley
Stella Vickers
Fanny Wormington
Luther Charl
Waid Wormington
Vernard Vickers
Jewell Powell
Roy Wormington
E. E. West
Garlat City
Betty Springs Jr
Battle Field
Cecil McBayland
Jim Rataliff
Lee
Lynn Smith
EL Dorado
John Starks
Autry Taylor
Near Spring Hill
Luther Sutton
Texarkana
Harold Williams
Near Fairview
Jim Ratcliff
Tom Vickers
Carrier Charles Pratt Retires After 114000 Mile Route
Walked 114000 miles on his route in Battle Creek MI. For 31 years as mail carrier, Charles Pratt carried about 5130000 letters and 11000 newspapers, totaling roughly 492010 pounds. He served Vi ele Sam and retired recently.
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Battle Creek
Mith
Chas. Pratt
Viele Sam
Engineer Proposes Island For Recreation
CHICAGO, IWLRI A AO qere recreated. An island in Lake Michigan costing about 30,000,009 dollars, exclusive of buildings, is proposed by Z. B. Cahill of Geert Lakes Dredge and Deck Company. The plan envisions summer hotels and guest facilities, with site options three miles off Devon Avenue in 18 feet water or two miles off 5th Street in eight feet. Cahill notes 0 cubic yards of dirt dumped yearly could supply filling material.
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Chicago
IWLRI
Lake Michigan
Z. B. Cahill
Geert Lakes
Devon Avenue
5Th
Cahill
Jie
Tulsa Airport Sets New World Record in 1931
Tulsa's airport reports a record year surpassing rivals with its busiest day and month. The facility handled over 60 000 landings and departures, with more than 11 009 passengers on peak days, amid rapid growth through July 1931.
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Port J
Aevil Waffie
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