Bitter recall of 22 strike and labor clashes in coal fields
A 1933 NEA Service summary recalls the 1922 strike actions by miners in Fayette and surrounding counties. Union splits and government influence shaped settlements, with miners facing betrayal claims and reorganization efforts. The piece also mentions the War Department pig shipment incident linked to Davis and Miles, and NRA laundry code debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E- County
L. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Steel Corporation
National Coal Ste
U! M
Lewis
Fayette
Pital
Thomas Jefferson
Davis
War Department
John
Sherman
Stierman
Allie
Saitr
Douglas MacArthur
P. Gs. Miles
Miles
Davis South Carolina
Sherman Cahite
NRA
South
Tenets of Novel Teasing Trouble Makers Warned
Article describes how persistent teasing by children like Joseph harms others and risks branding as a troublemaker in adulthood. It urges parents to curb such habits early, noting toys and petty pranks escalate into bigger social harms and loss of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Carl
Springs Visit Highlights From Local Ledger
J. A. Henry is spending a few days at Hot Springs. Dr. Henry spent Sunday there. Bob Briant and Frank Ward spent Tuesday at Fulton. W. R. Orton, of Fulton, spent Monday in I B 8pe.
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J. A. Henry
Hot Springs
Dr. Henry
Bob Briant
Frank Ward
Fulton
W. R. Orton
Ten Years Ago A Grandview Visitor and Local Guests
Ten years ago Chaz Hatthe of Grandview was in town yesterday. Mrs Dwight Blake returned Wednesday from a visit to friends in Zamden. Billy Duckett drove to Little Rock for several days. Miss Marguerite Smith of Washington visits Miss Anne Norton here. Miss Neda Campbell visits in Idabel Oklahoma.
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Chaz. Hatthe
Grandview Plantaton
Dwight Blake
Yriends
Zamden
Billy Duckett
Little Rock
Marguerite Smith
Washington
Anne Norton
Neda Campbell
Idabel
Okla
Theft Targets Ohio Farmer Wheat Bins for 60 Bushels
A Branery break in Ohio reports thieves stole 60 bushels of wheat. The incident prompts a terse reaction about recovery and value of wheat. A Seattle boy quits smoking cigars at four, claiming poor taste, and a sausage-maker leaves the business over misprint frustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Seattle
Pasture Development At Hope Station Proves Value In Three Years
An Arkansas experiment station reports pasture building yields lasting grazing benefits and rapid weight gain in cattle. By 1932 the bermuda and carpet grasses with clovers provided good spring to fall grazing with Hereford yearlings gaining 1.13 pounds daily on five acres. Farmers urged to plant clovers now and consult the station for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staton
New
Bermuda
Arkansas
Hereford
Stational Hope
Gloria Swanson at the Saenger shines in English locale
Gloria Swanson arrives at the Saenger with a new English locale production after months of anticipation audiences witness a glamorous triumph.
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Gloria
Swanson
The
Saenger
Gloria Swanson
Saenger Theater
Gloria in Perfect Understanding fits Lyga role and air
Gloria plays a character in Perfect Understanding as Lyga, with Remy Hébert as her leading man. The story revolves around an English aristocrat and a contract for freedom, asserting friendship cannot replace love when crisis hits, supported by Michael Farmer, Genevieve Tobin, and John Halliday.
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Gloria
Remy Hébert
Agin
Michael Farmer
Genevieve Tobin
John Halliday
McCaskill Bro. Warren Leads Church Meetings at Blevins
McCaskill and Brother Warren of Blevins concluded a week of successful church meetings with two real additions to the congregation. Local attendees joined services at Belton Sunday night. Other notes mention remodeling by Mr and Mrs H B Bley, Janell McCaskill’s tonsil removal in Prescott, and several local visits and attendances, including Nashville and Ozan connections.
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Bro. Warren
Blevins
T Vo
Belton
H. B. Bley
Little
Janell McCaskill
Prescott Hospital
H. B. Eley
Nashville
J. A. Sevedge
Maxine
Dorothy
Watson
Ozan
John Mathews
Mary
Hope
Tish Barrow
Church of Christ
Chester McCask
NYSE restricts buying power halving access to stocks
The New York Stock Exchange bars purchases without at least half the fund, forcing many traders to return to gambling or other trades. The measure impacts numerous young investors and shifts market participation.
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New York Stock Exchange
Promoter Says Rising Amusement Taxes Threaten Boxing
A promoter declares higher amusement taxes would cripple boxing but asserts resilience. The source notes boxers have not succeeded in ending the sport despite tax pressures and challenges faced by promoters.
Eve Seethes at Home as Store Demands Grow
Eve, editor’s wife and store columnist, endures exhausting hours at Bixby’s department store while her husband Dick masks his absences with work. She frets over late nights, time for dinner, and a home that feels strained by overtime, rival colleagues, and fraying happiness. The chapter hints at Marie Mona, Arlene, Theron Reece, and Eve’s longing for stability as tensions rise.
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Eve
Earle Barnes
Maeeager
Bixby's
Secre Iy
Imarries
DCH
RADER
Die
Eve Tearna
New York
Baens Wordene
Theron Reece
Irene
Llen
Theron
Becca
Eotor Hera
Sometmes
Dieki
Arlene
Barnes
Ryo
Mona Allen
Mona
Tarnes
Mr. Harnes
Burney
Rocky Mound Revival and Social Notices Highlight Weekend
Local clergy Reverend Paul Reeves of Minden filled services Saturday and Sunday while Mrs. N C Puble improves at home. D C Silvey and family visited relatives in Nevada county, and Joe Rose of Houston hosted guests. Revival plans begin next Sunday with Ekl Bright of Prescott leading. Local baseball schedule lists Rocky Mound vs Bodean next Saturday afternoon. Several families from Hope and nearby communities were noted as attending or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reeves
Minden
Lay
N.C. Puble
D. C. Silvey
Nevada County
Joe Rose
Huston
Texas
Yas
Wright
B. M. Hazzard
L. H. Mitchell
Laneburg
Ekl
Grady Hairston
Riley Lewallen
Earl White
Quinton Young
Dale Munt
Alice William
Matching foundations and harmony in cosmetics
An eminent cosmetician argues for color matched foundation lotions that blend with skin tone to preserve powder and create a complete makeup harmony. The article notes foundations for different skin types and stresses alignment between rouge and lipstick for a natural, longer lasting result.
Notice of sale of James Ford estate land in Hempstead County
Ancillary administrator announces public sale of 2600 acres of lands in Hempstead County Arkansas as part of the estate of James Ford deceased. Sale set for September 2 1933 at the front door of Citizens National Bank Hope Arkansas with a three month credit and eight percent interest. Proceeds to satisfy the estate debt under Probate Court order dated July 1943.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
James Ford
Citizens National Bank of Hope
City of
Hope
Arkiingas
Lowit
New
New NW
Wit Wi
Township 14
Range
Township 12
Ordinance Declares Pawn Brokerage Regulated in Hope Arkansas
Hope Arkansas city council enacts Ordinance 458 requiring licenses for pawn brokers and dealers in second hand goods, with duties to keep detailed registers, daily reports to police, 24 hour holding periods, bond requirements, penalties for noncompliance, and safeguards against minor transactions, effective after publication. The measure imposes fines from 25 to 100 dollars, outlines enforcement by municipal court, and repeals conflicting ordinances. It is dated August 15, 143 and signed by Mayor Ruff Koyett.
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City OF Hope
Arkansas
C of Hope
Arkaneas
Hops
Fox
Hope
City of
Hoyt
Uul
Lype Star
Ruff Koyett
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South C. & Palmer
A Alex. A. Washburn
Bitered
Aly Canion Terreee
Hempstead
Nevada
Ore
Miller
McCormick. Apt
Associated Press
Columba
NEA Service, Inc
Sanaa Ees
Badin
NEP Ei
W. Ware
Hope Station
Lake City
Ariena
Ariens
Asalia
Rye
Barry
Coulale
Reasan
Wita
Kave
Heme Hale
Bain
Engjish Physivist
George Clark
A. Graves
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