The Best Yet Has Not Been Done Verse
A column opens with a motivational verse about untapped potential then lists social news items. Audie Porterfield returns from Hot Springs. Pattie Seamon visits Crossett. Louie Bailey trips to New Orleans Gulfport and Biloxi. Mr. and Mrs. B. Cox visit Dallas, with a dinner and river outing planned. Social gatherings fill the week with bridge, parties, and visits across Arkansas and nearby states.
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Audie Porterfield
Hot Springs
Louie Bailey
New Orleans
Gulfport
Biloxi
Miss
B. Cox
Lucy R. Bennett
Dallas
Get Rid of Malaria Tone Ad Promoting Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria cure and blood builder. It claims the tasteless quinine destroys malaria infection while iron fortifies the blood, noting wide use and safety for children, with sales through all stores.
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Grove
Grave
Ady
Black & White to Play Storks Here
Former Traveler baseball players Gus Burleson and Bill Wane will lead the Little Rock Black & White groc ery team against the Hope Storks on Thursday. Burleson starts as pitcher and Wane mans first base as the grocers seek revenge after a 4 to 1 loss earlier this season. Pate will start on the mound for Hope. Fans will receive ice cards and watermelon after the game.
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Traveler
Little Rock Black & White Grocery
Ican
Hope Storks
Gus Burleson
Travelers
Bill Wane
Lloyd Coop
Storks
Grocers
Pate
Parrys Aeane
Martial law declared in New Orleans over election fraud crisis
Gov. Allen imposes martial law to protect the grand jury amid fraud allegations in November elections. Militia mobilized at Jackson barracks, ballot boxes seized, grand jury barred from ballots. Huey P. Long faction backed amendments sparked bonds ignition and tension.
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C. M. Allen
New Orléans
Grand Jury
Bhefiff
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
New Orleans
Washington
Roosevelt Hotel
Governor Allen
Jackson Barracks
Tto
Executive Department
Allen
Beasley Heads Bond Refunding Board Appointed
United Press quizzed J Frank Beasley after his appointment as supervisor about four months of work. He described sending inquiry responses, taking in bonds to be refunded, and handling bonds left by the previous board. He noted substantial activity with bonds recently turned in.
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Weill
Beasley
J. Frank Beasley
United Press
Ageing prisoner to spend days in Savannah home
An aged convict, Crean, was moved from the gate to a small two room house beside the fence, after time and infirmity slowed him. He was sent up from Muscogee county in 1933 for a slaying, though the record of the exact convict is unavailable. He is expected to go to the Catholic Home in Savannah for the remainder of his days in relative comfort.
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Crean
Muscogee County
Savannah
Typhoid Shots Given to 554 Hempstead Residents
Typhoid serum shots have been given to 554 Hempstead county residents within the past week. County health nurse Flora Cotton said the serum is provided free by the nurse with vaccine from the State Board of Health. On Tuesday morning 204 were inoculated at Spring Hill, 238 at Guernsey last Friday, and 50 at Bingen earlier in the week.
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Hempstead
Flora Cotton
State Board of Health
Spring Hill
Guernsey
Bingen
Retail wage rules set lower southern section rates
The text continues a wage regulation for retail merchants. It states that minimum wages for retail employees must be at least one dollar per week less in the Southern section than the rates in specified paragraphs. The Southern section includes Virginia and West Virginia, among others.
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South
Virginia
West Virginia
Wage Provisions Amid General Agreement for Small Town Retail
The document lists multiple states and districts stating wage increases to under 20 percent in towns under 2,600, with a cap of $11 per week. It sets younger union workers 11 to 18 with under six months’ experience at $2 less per week and apprentices under 18 with less than 12 months’ experience at $1 less, minimum not below $11. It notes these sections modify the president’s agreement while preserving its overall terms for the industry.
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Mort Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Maryland
District of Columbia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
United States
Ams
Amon
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Celia
Pattie Seamon
Ess White
Crossett
Marion Severance
Lyney
Sallie Leonard
Durant, Okia
R. D. Franklin
South Main Street
Favors
H. C. Whitworth
C. C. Lewis
EL ‘Lawson
Wyllie
Hamburg, Ark
Beryl Henry
Hope
H. A. Smith
Tomahawk
Wis
Janine Onetead
Mary
Agnes Redline
Louise Bright
Prescott
Robert LaGrane
Mrs. Burrey Culliamm
Mr. Gillam
el Dorado
Chas
Wilson
Don Davidson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arkadelphia
Don Smith
Dr. Smith
A. R. Simmons
Hope Route Three
Julia Chester
Jimmie Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Monroe, la
F. N. Steed
Floyd Ned Jr
Poteal
Oka
John S. Gibson Drug Store
Saenger
Cary Rai
UME
Black & White
Stageshortig
James Guy Tucker
Janette Miller
Raymon L. Davis
Don Greenhaw
W. W. Walton
Co. E. Moore
W.H. Childers
Clare Howell
Bond Refund Board
West Fourth Street
Lillian Robison
Christ
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Ist
J. .A. Williams Speaker
Dallas, Texas
Hone
Gerd Dearbera
Mish
America
Ford
Heng
Roosevelt
Jewel .Muldrow
Alene Johnson
Robert Muldrow
Wm. Ramsey
Third & ‘Walnut
Raymond J Js
Firestone
Nash
Auburn
Ea Firestone
Warn Thess
Nis
Plymouth
Ies Ase Et
Plymouth Nrockne
Waiy Low
Vestene
Ford Chevrolet
Caer
Brete
Aquaplus
Ketea
Arlow
Firecton
Syd Hagman
Hope Auto Company
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