Liquor Law Charges Follow Raid Near DeQueen
In a Saturday raid by Sheriff Jim Sut ch and deputies at the Earl Haney home 18 miles northwest of DeQueen, forty gallons of liquor were confiscated from jars and bottles in a bedroom. A nearby parked car yielded one and a half gallons, leading to the arrest of W G Roden on possession and transporting charges.
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Equezn
Jim Sutch
Satin
Earl Haney
DeQueen
Haney
W. G. Roden
Texarkana Federal Building to Begin Construction
Washington reports work will start on a $790,000 Texarkana federal post office spanning the Arkansas Texas state line. Rep Effigena Wingo of Arkansas led the effort with Otis Wingo, uniting Texas and Arkansas interests to ensure the building welds two states and marks a family legacy.
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Washington
Congress
Arkansas
Texas
Tex
Arkana
Ark
Effigena Wingo
Yexarkana Federal
Otis Wingo
Texarkana
Simon Legreé
Texarkana Union Station
Federal Building
Federal Court For
Neighborly mates swapped in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie two prominent families living on Ferris Lane exchanged spouses after joint weddings in Sharon Connecticut and a Mexican divorce. Malcolm Parrott and George Smith both married their neighbors, with both former wives now divorced and a son reportedly to live with the Smiths.
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Poughkeepsee
Malcolm E. Parrott
George Minard Smith
Ferris Lane
Lillian Bosserman Smith
Marion Morcy Farrott
Cuidad Juarez
Mexico
Parrott
Happy Days in Sutton Amid Cool Weather and Funeral News
Sutton notes cooler spell but optimism. Mrs. Tom Harris died Friday and was buried Saturday at Harmony cemetery. Community sends sympathy. Miss Edna Lambert spent weekend with Miss Louise Bright. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Erwin of Prescott visited Rev and Mrs. J. W. Erwin. Fay Andres Margaret Erwin and Artis Galloway attended Prescott church and dined with Winnle Duke. Rain hindered Sunday League meeting. biweekly sessions planned. Willis Honea and Emma shopped in Hope. Wesley Thomason visited Sutton on Saturday. Minnie Sue Harris visiting Mardie Calhoun in Mt. Moriah. Reba Murry and Louise Bright visited Cornelia Bales. Lena Erwin returned home after three months with sister Mrs. J. L. Fairchilds in Roff, Oklahoma. Columbus was a prophet, not explorer, as the joke goes.
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Tom Harris
Harmony Cemetery
Edna Lambert
Louise Bright
W. H. Erwin
Presscott
J. W. Erwin
Missea Fay Andres
Margaret Erwin
Artis Galloway
Prescott
Mardie Calhoun
Mt. Moriah
Reba Murry
Cornelia Bales
Lena Erwin
J. L. Fairchilds
Roff, Ckalhoma
Arkansas Man Makes 200 Foot Bridge Jump
Willard Blane of Van Buren Arkansas vaulted the George Washington Memorial Bridge railing with a small parachute and splashed into the Hudson river 200 feet below. A tug boat quickly hauled him aboard and he then jumped to a motor boat. Police had been watching for such a stunt after a prior suspect near the span. Blane waved an American flag as he descended and rode to the Battery with rescuers.
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New York
Arkansas
George Washington Memorial Bridge
Hudson Filver
Willard Blane
van Buren Ark
Blane
Binnie
Manhattan
Nathan Altman
Fort Lee
Bland
Community Notes from Antioch and Surrounding Areas
Antioch residents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crank and Mrs. R L Crank, visit relatives near Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dougan visit Will Dillard in Liberty. Young people spend Sunday with Miss Andry and Francene Mahon. Elmore Dougan hosts a party. John Mohan and family visit Prescott. Fishing continues in the community. Clara Mae and Marian Crabb visit Vera Mae Harris. Perry Dougan makes a fast trip to Smashover. Lee Cook and family spend Sunday with Jim Hill.
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Glen Crank
R.L. Crank
Prescott
Luther Dougan
Will Dillard
Liberty Community
Andry
Francene Mahon
Elmore Dougan
John Mohan
Clara Mae
Marian Crabb
Vera Mae Harris
Perry Dougan
Smashover
Mrs
Lee Cook
Jim Hill
Cotton Seed Meal As Poultry Ration Findings
G W Knox Jr Extension poultryman of the University of Arkansas reports that cottonseed meal serves as a satisfactory home use supplement in poultry rations for egg production. The article outlines several arguments in favor of this feed option.
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G. W. Knox, Jr
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Use of Cottonseed Meal in Hen Rations
The article notes cottonseed meal is inexpensive and easy to obtain and can yield eggs in fresh consumption but should not exceed 7 percent in feed for storage quality. It warns mineral deficiency and recommends bone meal supplementation, plus a sample ration of corn meal, wheat shorts, wheat bran, cottonseed meal, bone meal, and salt. It also advises constant mixing, a nightly corn scratch, oyster shell, ample water, and green feed as a supplement.
Rookie Rooney Misinterprets Horse Shod Command
A cavalry rookie is ordered to shod a lieutenant’s horse. After three hours the officer learns the private misheard the instruction. He asks for the missing task, and Rooney reveals he thought the command was about saying the word shod rather than shoeing the horse.
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Calvary
Rooney
Omigosh
Tax Collector Unmasks Itinerant Cashing Scheme
A cashier tells a stranger he must bring someone to identify him before cashing a check. The man replies he is a tax collector, denying ties to locals and implying official authority. The terse exchange hints at a possible ruse to gain trust and access at the counter.
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Bang
Sone
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