A Patchwork of Life From a Scraps-filled Page
An assembled slice from a small town newspaper recounts poems about fate and effort, community notices, and social updates. It mentions Mrs. L. S. Cowles visiting Stockton, Calif, Jimmie O’Neal and Robert O’Neal leaving for Texarkana, and Henderson State Teachers College seniors including Josephine Morris and Willis Garrett Smith. It includes church circle reports from First Presbyterian and First Methodist, noting a Bible study, programs, a memorial, and a Woman’s Auxiliary gathering.
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Ben Smith
Circle No. 3 Womans Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Kinser
South Elm Street
A. B. Etonequist
Mamie ‘Twitchell
Mtn Champlin
Lone’s Son Tries Father’s Tricks at Politics
Baton Rouge feature notes Huey Long’s son Russell, 19, aims for politics with his father’s traits. He plans to start at 25, cites political acumen, and recalls his father’s rise. Russell, active in LSU student government, attended councils, led campaigns with stunts, and intends law study after undergrad.
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Baton Rouge
Tit
Huey Long
Russell
le Anys
Politi
Fenatay
Mayey
Ell bin
Louisiana
Senate
House
State Senate
LSU
Boedy
Wate
Yaat
Man who rings bugle at bank for 28 years changes mind
George N. Neureuther, a Lehigh Valley railroad switchman, rings his home made bugle to deposit pay at a Buffalo bank twice monthly. He uses a trench horn design from a mouthpiece, hose, and funnel, saying police know him and expect a tune on Main Street. The piece also notes a traffic fatality comparison by age.
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Buffalo
N. Y
George N. Hellreuther
Neureuther
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Main Street
Private Sneezed Costs Banner in Camp Meet Rivalry
In Milwaukee a mishap during a Citizens Military Training Camp event at Fort Sheridan saw company G edge out company F for the victory banner. Company G posted 442.1 points while company F scored 441.5 amid the sneeze incident. Separately, Balam, a pharmaceutical product, is sourced from a tree native to El Salvador.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Citizens Military Training
Fort Sheridan
Balam
Peru
Republic of
el Salvador
Real Live Baby Giveaway At Saenger Theater
Announcement from Saenger management says a real live baby will be given away on Thursday night from the theatre stage. If the baby refuses the gift, the manager will arrange a home. The method of the presentation will be revealed on stage.
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Saenger Theater
Saenger
Imade
Melrose Club Notes Reflect Devotion And Garden Talk
Seven members met at Mrs. S. N. Murrow’s home for club notes. Mrs. C. P. Zim erly led a devotional on St. Matthew. Members shared favorite country things, hear about spices and shrubbery, and discussed poisonous plants. The club sang What a Friend We Have in Jesus and recited the Lord’s Prayer. Also mentions dairy herd improvements in New York associations for the year ending April 1.
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Melrose
Melrose Viul
S. N. Murrow
C. P. Zimerly
J. M. Perryman
Giles Hatfield
Jesus
Russians Battle for Changkufeng Heights Near Siberian Frontier
Reports state Soviet troops attacked the four mile long Changkufeng heights, with heavy artillery and tank actions. Japanese forces claimed 100 Soviet tanks damaged and six Red aircraft downed, while morale among Soviet infantry was said to be very low. Foreign Office texts suggested talks to cease fighting but diverging on how to stop it, with Moscow expected to host further peace discussions. The Siberian front quieted, and Japanese censors blocked new frontline news to avoid public alarm. The piece notes U.S. urbanization rates as 56 percent in towns nationwide and 33 percent in the South.
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Dans Deng
Changkufeng
Siberian
Takio Foreign Office
Changufeng
Red Army
Pudge
Foreign Office
Mastew Beetween
Lutyinelf
Shigemitsu
Shgemitsu
Moscow
Tokio
Japan
Dress pattern promises sliming effect for many sizes
Hope Star Pattern Bureau promotes a flexible dress design with waist shaping and darts. It showcases fabrics like seersucker and sturdy cottons, lists sizes 36 through 52, and notes yardage for 35 inch fabric and trimming braid. The new Fall and Winter Pattern Book is offered for 25 cents with pattern or book available separately.
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Carrot
Chan
Wil
SUBY
Yarus
Atwartice
Reddy
Nana
Hope Star Today
Pattern Bureau
W. Wackex Drive
Chicago
Ill
Public sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas 1938
Commissioner in Chancery Ralph Bailey announces sale of Lots 3 and 4, Block 7, Finley’s Addition, Hope Arkansas, under a 1933 chancellery decree. Sale at Citizens National Bank Building front entrance September 3, 1938, on three month credit at 10 percent interest with bond and security.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Vincent Foster
Elmo Shaw
Stellar Shaw
Citizens National Bank
City of Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Finley
A. D
Ralph Bailey
Commissioner Sale of Hempstead County Real Estate
The Commissioner in Chancery will offer at public sale the 205 1 8 acres in Hempstead County Arkansas described as multiple portions including the southeast, northeast and northwest quarters of several sections with Ozan Creek boundary. The sale is at the front door of The Citizens National Bank Building Hope Arkansas on Saturday September 3 1938 with eight percent interest and a lien on the property to secure purchase money.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Issac Moore
R. A. Moore
Mary A. Moore
Citizens National Bank
City of Hope
Arkansas
Ozan Creek
Hempstead
A. D
Ralph Bailey
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John Ho Amps
JW. Plaisanee
Shreve
Port, la
W. M
First Methodist Church
Stith Davenport
Henry MH. Stuart
Merle June Webb
Nazareth
Doris Webb
W. ‘T. Gorka
Clara Broach
DB. B. Thompson
John Arnold
Horace Jewell
Ralph Roulon
Max Cox
Port Huron
Mich
Canada
Knoxville
Tenn
Russell Long
Father
Pipsqueer
Neaserwice
Company
Rialto
MR. Deeds
Chump
Joanne Davis
Penny Singleton
Donald Briggs
Robert Taylor
Melvyn Douglas
Florence Rice Claire Odd
Shepperd Strudwick
Touls Gaihard
Nat Pandleton
Douglas Dumhridl
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Ladies Specialty Shop
Dorothy Perkins
Odessa
Norman
Dorothy
John P. Cox Drug Co
Coday
Rete
New York
Russia
Manchoukkuo-Siberia
U.S
South
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Tosatco Cor
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Paul Whiteman
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