Festival guests and local notices in Hope and Camden
Personal mentions list visitors from St Louis Minden La and Hope Texans returning for the Festival. Names include Miss Mary fiddiebrook Mrs Mary Elizabeth Jones and F Robertson Winfrey Smith Camden Bureau officers announce deadline August for state and federal income tax reports to be filed with the Camden branch.
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Co MiiGes
Thora Gruner
Mer Ge Obinsoh
Minden
Mary Fiddiebrook
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Techie Grocery Co
F. Robertson
Winfreymith
Camden
State Income Collection Bureau
Hope
Robertson
Local social notes from Columbus and surrounding towns
Mrs John Hawkins Jr of Fore and Miss Janie Johnson of ambus plan a bridge party on Monday August 12 at Little River Country Club Horatio featuring guests Miss Pion Hatley of Little Rock Mr Anna Howell of Amarillo Miss Mathis Hicks of Je Rock Aloysse Wilson and Mrs J R Autrey visited Rev and Mrs Hardy at Der ¢ Sunday Mrs Thurman Rhodes and Miss Eli Stokes of Hope and Mrs Robert Levins of Washington hosted guests Friday Rena Johnson visited relatives in Washington
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John Hawkins, Jr
Fore
Janie Johnson
Ambus
Bridge At the Little River
Horatio
Pion Hatley
Little Rock
Anna Howell
Amarillo
Texas
Mathis Hicks
Je. Rock
Aloysse Wilson
J. R. Autrey
Hardy
Der
S. H. Smith
Fayetteville
Mathild Hicks
Helen Hatley
O. B. Hubbard
Idabel
Oklahoma
Ross Bright
Hope
J. B
Local visitors and hosts across Texarkana area
A string of social visits fills the week with relatives and friends dropping in from Waco Tulsa Little Rock Amarillo and Idabel Oklahoma. Notables include Herbert Aldridge Jewel Beasley Mrs Maggie Clendenin Mrs Luta Shepperson and Mrs T L Johnson hosting and visiting across Magnolia Texarkana and surrounding towns.
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Herbert Aldridge
Jewel Beasley
Magnolia
Rufus Dove
Clara
Ruby Dove
Eunice Dove
Waco
Maggie Clendenin
W. A. Bolding
H. P. Robertson
Texarkana
Marvin Dudney
Stamps
Luta Shepperson
John Francis Green
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. S. Wilson
David Wilson
Aloysse
A. Bolding
Litttle Rock
Stuart Johnson
Amarillo
Tex
J. O. Johnson
M. Bolding
J. A. Balding
Bert Cowling
Sulphur
Bel
Uncertainty Concerning Driver Causes Arrest
An unsettled crash near a main thoroughfare in Anaconda Montana led to the arrest of two men after an officer asked who drove the car and both occupants replied they were unsure. A brief fashion note from France adds that bare legs are correct for day and evening, though they may wear leggin s at night.
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Anaconda
Mont
France
Engineers Find Hidden Treasure in Mud near Glendive
Northern Pacific engineers digging in a dry creekbed west of Glendive recovered 18 205 dollars from mud buried steel girder. A cloudburst washed the creek, carried away a bridge, and the 87 foot 67 1 2 ton girder sank 230 feet below flood mud until exposed by digging.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Princeton's Oldest Grad Is Only Living Signer of Texas Law Code
Judge Andrew Todd McKinney, 91, Huntsville's famed retired citizen, is the sole living signer of Texas's 1875 constitution. A Princeton graduate of 1858, he shaped Texas law and education, served 16 years in the House, and chaired roles in education and the University of Texas. His son Sam McKinney is Huntsville mayor.
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Princeton
Huntsville
Tex
Princeton University
Andrew Todd Mc'Kinney
Husky
Texas
Nasan
Rev
Samuel McKinney
Austin College
Sam
Mayor Reinstates Woman Mediator in Dallas Marital Case
Miss Mildred Douglass, a welfare worker in Dallas, is reinstated after city officials faced protests from 26,000 voters demanding her return. As a mediator at City Hall for three years, she reportedly averted about half of divorces in domestic disputes, with costs totaling $13,205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Mildred Douglass Freen
Miss Douglass
Waddy Tate
Jaity Hall
Douglass
Douglas Battles Loan Sharks And Aids Poor In City
Mias Douglas, a determined attorney, fights Pallas loan sharks amid financial strain among hundreds of city residents. Her advocacy goes beyond courtrooms as she seeks reconciliations and defenses for the distressed poor.
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Rles
Pallas
Mias Douglas
Les
wMiga
American Salute Recalled From France At Death of Washington
The article recalls a French tribute to Washington with guns fired at American posts and Napoleon ordering mourning black cloth on Republic colors for ten days. It notes Marshal Foch buried, Napoleon’s decree linking Washington’s death to French remembrance, and the shared alliance memory.
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Foch
Rex
Napoleon
Washington
Ington
Republic
Refused License to Drive Car Because Too Old
A clipping reports Uncle Tin My Clark, aged 00, being refused renewal of his driving license on the claim that being too old is as bad as being too young. Clark protests, saying he can see and hear better than many younger drivers. The article notes laws forbidding driving until one touches a car, and cites Cane May issue 4 as context.
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Tin My” Clark
Clark
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St. Louis
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Atborough
Yarleigh
Easterling
Columbus
PHONE
Walnut Street
Talbot Feild
J. G. Garland
South Main
George Casey
Daily Star
H.R. Oustler
North Elm
W. H Thompson
Bowden
Barnacles
St. Petersburg, Fin
Barnacles Club
Palm Beach
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Marie Frances Slattery
Ginchinati
Hope, Ark
Maytag
Board Street
THE
Maytag CO
Barry Lawrence
Hersel
Barry
True Story Magazine
Howe
WOR
Columbia
Hope Furniture Company
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