Scholarships Offered by Lund School of Mechanical Trades
Lund School of Mechanical Trades in Chicago announces 400 in scholarships for essay entrants on Industry. First prize 250, second 100, third 50. Essays under 300 words due May 8. Judges include prominent districtists. decisions final.
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Lund School of Mechanical Trades
Lake and Jefferson Streets
Chicago
Tho Tporkinee
Allied Screw Machine Courne
Jurdies
Allied
Jess Wind Jess
Good Homes Tour of Hempstead Planned for April 28
Plans are complete for a Good Homes Tour in Hempstead to be held Thursday afternoon April 28. The event features five stops including the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Darwin at the Washington top road, with details on construction costs and fixtures. The tour, organized by county home demonstration agents Miss Melia Mullins and Mrs. George Ware, will begin at Hempstead City Hall at 1 p.m. with tours of two new houses and garden demonstrations by Mrs. Roy Andersen and Mrs. Penk.
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Onty Mhursdys
Melia Mullins
County Home
George Ware
Wanelairman
Tenn Wall
City Hall
Ay Meape
Pelock
Garlind Darwin
Washington
Jd. Frank Mill
Lamiber
Amald
Dia
Bantinudatis Masanary Foundation
Mrs Anderson
Ate di Mis
Aida Mardine Mas
Blevins Play To Be Given Friday Night
Fragmented notice reports a Blevins play scheduled for Friday with unspecified venue and participants. The text is garbled but indicates a local junior event and an associated date in the near future.
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Blevins
Cranium Crackers Quiz Teases Minds With Puzzling Clues
A scrambled text puzzle presents a brain teaser about stite- Ais and names, mentioning clues like capital cities and a mystery CEO. The page notes answers appear on the Classified Mage section.
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Erinter
Donde
Bevetohoegh
Damash Wrihen
Wilram
Turkey earthquake toll rises amid rescue effort
A powerful quake in Turkey leaves hundreds dead and many missing as rescuers search collapsed homes and aid agencies race to reach survivors. Government officials say the toll could rise further as aftershocks complicate efforts and weather hampers operations.
Railroad Crisis Is Big Problem
A garbled 1940s style analysis argues the railroad crisis poses a national threat. It cites vast debts, private and public funding battles, and competing industries like oil and pipelines. The piece hints at labor costs, management reforms, and proposed consolidations to salvage the rail system amid a turbulent financial climate.
Lynching Band Is Believed Broken in Texarkana Area
A mob in northeast Texas dispersed after attempting to seize Frank Ettis alias Tommie Wells, indicted for assault on a Texarkana woman. The group had visited Cass County jail at Linden and Marion County jail at Jefferson seeking the prisoner.
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Texarkana
Texas
Cass County
Linden
Marion County
Jefferson
Frank Ettis
Tommie Wells
Uricher
Apology Etiquette: Smile and Make Amends Like a Pro
A feature essay by JOAN PURILAM AM advises apologizers to combine promptness with a sincere approach. It outlines three key acts of atonement, notes formal settings influence, and distinguishes between genuine repair and self-serving excuses in business and social contexts.
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Joan Purilam
Serview
Dohn
Burg
Buri
Mente
Perlis
Mr. Burg
Geauch
Bia
Autos Cut Warrant Costs Through Sheriff Deputies
A 19th century account notes that autos could reduce costs in warrant serving by enabling deputies to move quickly between locations. It mentions budgeting effects in Plina County and San Carlos Apache lands, with references to equipment and wages and lists items like horse gear and medical supplies along with dollar amounts.
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Tucson
Arig
Buchanan Named President-Elect of Arkansas Medical Society
Dr A S Buchanan was elected president-elect of the Arkansas State Medical Society at a three day convention, with over 24 delegates voting. Officers chosen include R H Kirkpatrick Texarkana first VP, C C Kinkle Batesville second VP, W S Douglas Eudora third VP, and Y W Caleote Little Rock treasurer.
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W. R. Broeksher
Fort Smith
de 'Ye
M. C. Hawkins
Jr. Searcy
H. Z. Srith
McGehee
Don Smith
Hope
Val Parmley
Littl Rock
Clyde McNeil
Rogers
E. Barlow
Dermott
Helia
Buchanan
Arkansas State Board of Examines
Te Medical Society
Arkansas Louisiane Sail Tex
Univer Aus Cut
Modwil Society
River Work Funding Packaged in War Budget
The appropriations committee advances a bill for $475,250 to fund and operate Arkansas waterways by the Army Corps. The proposal covers tasks on the Ouachita and Black rivers, including maintenance, navigation aids, and related personnel costs. The plan itemizes allocations across Arkansas and Louisiana projects, totaling $148,000 for specific river operations.
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Washington
House
le Army Kagenore
Fulton
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ouachita
Funeral Directors Hold Meeting Here
A convention of southwest Arkansas funeral directors met Wednesday at Hotel Barlow for a one day session. The program included lectures on dating and proper care of bodies. KR. V. Hearntton of Hayes served as past president of the organization.
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Arkanaus
Hotel Barlow
KR. V. Hearntton
Haye
Tion
Fragmentary Line Misplaces Truth and Thought
A garbled excerpt hints at a reflection on truth and thought. The text mentions a misalignment with Ariens and a refused or broken idea, leaving unclear details about who speaks or what is intended.
Entry List Promises Big Arkansas State Band Meet
The Arkansas State High School band contest schedule for Friday and Saturday shows divisions racing through multiple venues including Sahara Shrine Temple auditorium and the senior high school auditorium. Judges from Reading College and other units will oversee events as drum major competitions shape the marching finals. Open divisions list participants such as El Dorado Hot Springs North Little Rock and Pine Bluff with classes A B C and others and several second-tier showings across host cities.
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Pine Bluff
Makovski
Meltzer
Hladky
Edgar
Venerabe
Minskimall
Reading College
Bonds
el Dorado
Hot Springs
North Little Rock
Little Rock
Bart Smith
Pine Blatt
Baris
Murvillian
Helena
Magnolia
McGehes
Hope
Harrison
Carden
van Buren
Prescott
Stamps
DeWitt
Sinakover
Monticello
Crossett
Brinkley
Doneshoro Jussirs
Judes
Camden Diniers
Nort Smith
Methodists to Press Damages Claim on Japan
The board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church South voted in Nashville to press claims against the Japanese government for damage to missionary property in China. No total was provided.
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Nashville
Tenn
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Eipiscopal Church
South
China
Razorback Movies To Be Shown Here Tonight
Three former Hope High School players Hugh Reese Percy Ramsay and Zelon Holly will appear in a film program at the Hotel Barlow Thursday night starting at 7:30. Boyd Cypert University of Arkansas athletic manager will present images of spring football training and every Razorbacks game this season. The event includes a talk by Cypert and no dinner or admission. Local boosters expect over 100 attendees as fans view Southwest Conference football footage.
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Hope High
Hugh Reese
Percy Ramsay
Zelon Holly
Boyd Cypert
Cypert
University of Aras
Wills
Razorbacks
Barlow
W Talk
Arkansas
Clit
Here Is a Drama of Gamble and Drink and Debt
A battered sign painter, Dr Dillon, nears blindness and spiraling debt in a tale of gambling, drink, and despair. The piece portrays his slow decline, debt mounting at a penny ante pace, and a fragile hope shadowed by ruin as he clings to modest comforts and a lottery habit.
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Dale Harrison
Rew York
Ieee
Dillion
Qulion
Long Island
Koning
Ely
Skeleton Case Prisoner Is Dead in Jail
Mrs Cora Hebner, principal in the Pocahontas skeleton mystery, was found dead in her county jail cell at 1 pm Thursday sheriff John T Thompson said he notified Coroner H G McNab and an inquest would determine the death cause.
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Pocahontas
Ark
Cora Hebner
John T. Thompson
H. G. McNab
Mrs. D. F. Jones Dies at 76 in Hope Area
Mrs. D F Jones, 76, died Thursday at her home one and a half miles west of Hope. Funeral Friday at 2 PM with burial at Shover Springs. She married D F P Jones on May 8, 1880 and had eight children, four surviving: W M Jones J E Jones Miss Obera Jones and Mrs. Jessie Rogers. She long belonged to the Baptist church.
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D. F. Jones
Hope
Shover Springs
Jones
D. F P. Jones
J. E. Jones
Obera Jones
Jessie Rogers
Blytheville
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Key
A fragmented etiquette excerpt asks about manners at meals and social visits. It covers sharing food, suggesting restaurants, group decisions at events, host duties, and guest durations with sample questions and partial answers. The piece implies guidelines like not starting or dictating group actions, brief visits, and polite handling of unexpected guests.
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Calin
Bud
Reinforced Army Occupies Key Shantung City
After 24 hours of sanguinary street fighting Japan's reinforced forces captured Lini, the key Shantung city, as Chinese troops withdrew from the Yi river entrenchments. Meanwhile Franco-Spanish insurgents pushed toward Castellon and Puigcerda, with heavy losses and renewed drives across the Pyrenees.
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Shantung
Shantung Army
Japan
Associated Press
Shantung Benng
Lini
Yi River
Spain
Madrid
Hendaye
France
Franco
Albocacer
Castellon
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Tiareronga
Turig
Pyrenees
Mediterranean Sea
Tortosa
Puigcerda
Catalonia
Mediterranean
Seaboard
Penicola
Salsa~dellz
Althoeacer
Jose Maria
Maggid
Toledo
Solchaga
Aran
Aragon
Seo de Ureel
Sulchaga
Puigeerda
Calvaryien
Anderran
Sort
Seu de Urgel
Cotton New Orleans Opens With Quiet Market Close
Cotton market in New Orleans opened Thursday at 8.03 and May crop futures showed mild activity. closing prices were quiet with spot cotton remaining subdued as traders noted a calm session and marginal shifts in prices.
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