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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1967

Page

6

Alligators Thrive in Grassy Lake Cypress Swamp Paradise

In Hempstead County, Grassy Lake and Lower Red Lake host thriving alligator habitats. The article notes hunting shifts from guns to lassos, describes nesting behavior, nocturnal hunting with spotlighted boats, and stories of live captures by John Gwen of Hope. The Star’s camera surveys a 300 acre private reserve where large gators nest and grow, with regional interest in protection measures.

Stempstead County D. Johnson John Gwen Hope John Hot Springs Grassy Lake Ower Red Lake Clear Lake Hempstead County The Express

Raft danger on Red River fuels 19th century trade records

The article recalls the Raft, a vast driftwood barrier on the Red River between Garland City and Dooley's Ferry that threatened navigation. It notes laws and efforts in 1870 71 to clear the obstruction, with ledger entries detailing steamer cargo sales, destinations, and delayed trade responses as officers urged restraint until action to restore safe passage could occur.

Red River Garland City Dooley’s Ferry Hervey Arkansas Federal Gue" Guynemer

Fulton Pioneer Family Saga From Early Fulton History

Talbert Feild of Hore recounts a Fulton lineage tracing back to the early 1800s. Meredith Walton Edwards Sr. married Martha Propys. their son joined Confederate forces. His son Thomas Jefferson Edwards and wife Emily Hollman Kineworths bore William Burton Edwards, who survived a shipwreck en route to California before reuniting with his grandmother in Fulton, Arkansas.

Palbet Poll Stary Talbert Feild Fulton Feild Meredith Wallan Edywards Marcried Martha Propys Ark Hiss Rondo Mererith Walton Edward Confedarate Folia Mattie M. Drinlee Brinlee Springs Art Cara Edwards Meredith Walton Edwards Thomas Jefferson Edwards Emily Hollman California Willian Burton Edwards Willian Burton Cave Flom America Thomas J. Edwards Mr. Edwards William Burton

Youngest Son Enlists At War Pressed By Family

In Hempstead County near the birth town of Bleving a young Hugh Armetrony Blevins Jr defies his parents and joins the Union ranks at about fifteen. He rides with his brothers, is wounded by a bullet, and lies bleeding on a riverbank as his story unfolds.

Myta Roberson Hamby Hempstead Bleving Hugh Armetrony Blevins, Jr Jatin Armetead Hugh Alb John Aiistead

Edwards family lineage and land holdings surfaced

The text traces William Burton’s family, noting his marriage to Miss Virginia Gilliam and children including Thomas Jefferson Edwards and Fannie Edwards who married George Vaughn. It mentions Meredith Walton Edwards Sr., son of William Edwards of Revolutionary history, as brother to Larkin Edwards, an interpreter for the Caddo in Louisiana, and references Caddo land grants and the Shreveport Land Company soils.

Fulton William Burton Virginia Gilliam Thomas Jefferson Edwards Little Hock Fannie Edwards George Vaughn Arka Unioas Fayetteville Meredith Walton Edwards William Edwards Larkin Edwards Louisiana Shreveport Land Company Edwards

Heroic Yankee and a Keepsake Ring

An injured soldier narrates a hospital rescue tale as a rough Yankee promises to recover his mother’s ring a watch and a derringer. After being saved and placed in a wagon with four other wounded, he survives and returns home to find the treasured keepsakes. The story ends with a niece who still cherishes the ring.

Trueh Hugh A.B Hugh A. Blevins

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