Indian land bill stirs factions as Collier faces opposition
Washington dispatch reports Indian Commissioner John Collier facing resistance as tribes endorse the Indian land and home rule bill. Opponents claim the measure harms missionaries and jobs, while supporters argue it expands religious freedom and tribal self governance. Congressman Werner blocks hearings as interdepartmental views clash. Navy curbs on sailors’ drinking draw public attention to the Prohibition era style controversy.
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Sleek oS By Olive Roberts Barton
This piece urges balanced parenting during adolescence, arguing for trust and guidance. It emphasizes keeping youth hopeful, sharing social circles safely, and addressing social and sex facts through parental dialogue. Hobbies and shared activities help maintain happiness and engagement during these years.
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Olive Roberts
Misfortune Also Makes Strange Bedfellows in Hope
Misses Alice Pubile and Helen Fincher were shopping in Hope Saturday. Mrs. Florence Fincher has returned home from nursing Mrs. Clyde Monts who has been seriously ill. Mrs. Davis Yarbrough and Mrs. E. Q. Rogers called on Mrs. Andy Jordan Monday afternoon.
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Alice Pubile
Helen Fincher
Hope
Florence Fincher
Clyde Monts
Centerville Family Visits Across Texas
Centerville residents Mr. Lee Jones and sons William Marvin and Joe Franklin traveled to Texas for a short visit. Misses Addie Gladys and Alston McEloy joined Vida Glen Marie and Vernie Anders for a Saturday afternoon gathering. The Petree family of Melrose and the Erwin family from Hope spent Sunday with Earl Erwin. Mrs. E L Brightwell of Hope visits her daughter Mrs. T L Gleghorn and family this week. Mrs. C C Rodden visited her mother Mrs Andy McElroy Thursday afternoon. Mrs W N Coffee of Texarkana also mentioned.
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William
Marvin
Joe Franklin
Texas
Addie
Gladys
Alston McEleoy
Vida
Glen
Marie
Vernie Anders
Mrs. Petree
Melrose
Will Erwin
Marshman Gentry
Leo Erwin
Hope
Earl Erwin
E. L. Brightwell
T. L. Gleghorn
C. C. Rodden
Andy McElroy
W. N. Coffee
Texarkana
Reverends and families visit in Hope area gathering
Regular services led by Rev. Crane of Spring Hill. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Mitchell of Centerville with Warren Pickard parents. Hammet and others shopped in Hope. Crane and Archie Sommers dined with EF Hagers. Guernsey Purtle pair visited N C Purtle home. Eyre Pickard stays week with Bodcaw friends. Fay Pickard and Jesse attend Pulmos singing.
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Spring Hill
Ivy Mitchell
Centerville
Warren Pickard
Hammet
Hope
Rev. Crane
Archie Sommers
Hagers
John Purtle
Guernsey
Otis Purtle
N. C. Purtle
Eyre Pickard
Charlie Heirston
Bodcaw
Dewey Bearden
Cecil Rogers
Miss Fay Pickard
Brother Jesse
Pulmos Sun
Romantic Runaway Ends in Fatherly Bond and Wedding
Sir Aubrey reconciles with Pablito after a confession and promise to deliver inheritance. Pablito reveals he will marry Estelle and invites Sir Aubrey to give her away as family ties mend in a late night ceremony. The tale closes with a planned wedding at the estate and a renewed hope for all.
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Mary
Key West
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Field
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Jia
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Retolle
Inter-School Contest Attendees and Notable Visits Listed
A social page item lists guests from 2 years ago including John J. Prince his wife and Mrs B McCartney and family Mrs Len Miller and daughter and Cc Jt Roebuck of Rison. It also names attendees at the Inter-School contest in Little Rock such as A D Murphy Frank White Daval Perks ing Calvin Allen Tully Herblige Taylor Eddie Honey and Stevens. The piece notes local shop events and visits by several families including Tokio visitors Mrs Ro Ly Westerman and daughter Domizih, Geo M Greenetter and family and others dining with Mr and Mrs Doyle White and Mr and Mrs Rowland Patterson at various homes.
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Cdounler
B. McCartney
Len Miller
Jt Roebuck
Rison
Thaynes Bros . AY
Hope Mind School
Ih. Menelit
High School Library
Ro Ly, Westerman
Daugher Domizih
Tokio
Chas
Mes
Geo
M. Greenetter
W. Dd. Brady
de Usta
Doyle White
Washington
J. W. Phillips
Ay Vant
Tally Fetes
Dewey
Rowland Patterson
Latina Mitchell
M Spencer
Ballas
Texas
Social Roundup Notes From Local Families
Monday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Karl Erwin with Vera Gleghart staying lines, as Mrs Clyde Arnold and Mrs Freel Buic of Fulton joined. Nearby families including Mr and Mrs Hubert Clark of Hope and Mrs Jott Alton visited Mrs Tom Giestard for Surcls afternoon in a lively, if sparsely reported, community gathering.
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Vera Gleghart
Clyde Arnold
Freel Buic
Fulton
Jean
Mildred Givens
Hubert Clark
Hope
Miltican Wind
Jett
Jott Alton
Haney
Tom Giestard
Corn Hog Contract to Be Published in Local Papers
County agent Frank Stanley says corn hog contract production statements will be published in newspapers as part of the royal administration of the adjustment effort. The five base facts include corn acreage, hogs farrowed, hogs produced for market, feeder and stacker hog purchases, and cords contracted for 1934. Separate production data for 1932 and 1933 will expire. The county corn hog control association board will decide publication form and rates, with final responsibility on participating farmers. The final deadline for completing contracts is April 1.
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Frank Stanley
Ucles
County Corn-Hog Control Association
My. Stanley
Glorifying Yourself Kei By Alicia Harts 2
A frugal household guide urges a spring clean of prepuations to save only items in use. It advises listing essentials, then shopping for soaps cleansers and skin tonics, noting cost and brand details while emphasizing practical grooming steps.
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Alicia Harts
Warner
Local Social Notes From Holly Grove and Hope
A summary of Sunday gatherings and visits in Holly Grove and nearby Hope includes Mrs Payne and Mr and Mrs Buieth at New Hope carnival at a Mr Juve home with a large crowd, visits by Miss Delma Yeager, and several home engagements. Theodore Roosevelt hunted dangerous animals, but was forced to climb a tree when peccaries chased him after firing at the herd.
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Washington
Raymond Moley
Braska
Demotic National Committee
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New
Deal
Ceepa
Mullen
Nebraska
Charlie Bryan
Wed Mes. Payne
KL. Buieth
Eharest
New Hope
Arnival
Juve
Penney Wallin
Tether
Mos
Jesse Brown
Lew Egielth
W Lime Bearden
Carl Evang
Tryin Onstead
Foster Onstead
Foster Onstead Visited the Home of Me. C. F
Theodore Roosevelt
Peccuries
Ringworm and Skin Troubles Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes 5 B's SKIN-TOX to kill ringworm and heal irritated skin. It claims effectiveness for weeping skin and parasitic infections, suggesting purchase at era stores or by mail order from Sandgrass & Jovin Co.
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Sandgrass & Jovin? Co
Lite Hock
Ady
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