Olives and a Camp for Rural Women in Arkansas
The article describes a Home Demonstration Club olive recipe from Huby Mendenhall Smith at the University of Arkansas and instructions for preserving plums. It also reports the Arkansas National Guard Camp for rural women at Camp Pike from September 1–4, with delegates and a program focused on social and economic rural life, plus notes on local advertising ideas from Sandy in Aberdeen and a note about Brighton, England.
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Huby Mendenhall Smith
University of Arkansas College of State
Arkansas
United States
National Guard
Sandy
Aberdeen
London
McDonald Outline Proposals for State Support in Arkansas
Ed F McDonald lays out four governor hopeful measures including state takeover of Agricultural Extension Service operating costs, making the Booneville Tuberculosis Sanatorium state funded, forming an honorary commission to push federal cooperation in flood control pensions and aid programs, and refunding school district bonds under a revamped framework mirroring highway bond refinancing.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Arkansas
Booneville
Meritorius
Bailey confronts questions on graft and action in Arkansas race
A voice hammers Bailey with questions about oath violations, alleged bribes in the Luciano case, selecting Oklahoma lawyers, racing suits, tax sales, and attorney counts. The speaker warns of Ed McDonald’s rising challenge and urges voters to back McDonald on Tuesday.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Norwood
Hot Springs
Claude Duty
D. Blackwood
Blackwood
Christian
Adams
McGehee
Lan Williams
Frank Williams
Mississippi County
Statehouse
Bailey
Charles Christian
Miller County
Blackwood Gang
Ed McDonald
Bob Cook
Ed F. McDonald Promises Progressive Arkansas Governorship
Arkansas voters are urged to elect Ed F. McDonald as governor to continue progress. He pledges uninterrupted leadership, a constructive platform, and definite measures aimed at advancing Arkansas and protecting its best interests.
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Arkansas
Ed F. McDonald
McDonald Proposes State Funded Services and Tax Plan
Arkansas urged policies to keep state control from predatory interests. Proposals include state funding for Agricultural Extension in all counties and the Booneville Tuberculosis Sanitorium, creating a federal cooperation commission for flood control and welfare programs, refunding school bonds, continuing bond refunds, and using a sales tax to fund old age pensions and schools.
Ed F McDonald Campaign Faces Last Minute Attacks
Opponents claim to derail Ed F McDonald with propaganda distractions. The piece argues money buys influence and urges voters to ignore late attacks and focus on campaign issues.
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Ed F. McDonald
Bailey Surrenders in Arkansas Campaign Slugfest
Carl Bailey concedes defeat and shifts focus from McDonald policy to smear tactics in Crittenden county. Judge G E Keck denied his writ. Eastern Arkansas backs Ed F McDonald as headquarters report hundreds of calls from counties statewide predicting a landslide victory for McDonald.
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McDonald
Carl Bailey
Crittenden County
G. E Keck
Arkansas
Ed F. McDonald
Futrell backs McDonald in refunding plan pledge
Governor Futrell voiced strong support for Ed F. McDonald’s gubernatorial bid, stressing the importance of completing Arkansas bond refunding and continuing 1933-era policies. He warned that destabilizing the refunding plan would threaten funding and the state’s recovery. The statement followed a radio address endorsing McDonald.
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Arkansas
Ed F. McDonald
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