City Schools To Open September 16
City schools announce opening on September 16 with numerous faculty changes from the previous year. The superintendent’s office moves to Oplesby School building for daily operations starting September 1.
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Hope
Oplesby Sehiot
Palaley
Tawe
Miss Allen
Kyaylor
Allen
Yaylor
Miefr
Garland
Henry
Garland High
Dunioe High School
Oplesby
Jook Wood
Soho
Gar Jam
Tha Negra School
Uber Schol
Yhonine O'Elock
Aera Bush Sehood
Verger
Abso Pitelpal
Rosenwald School
Miss Henry
Garkind Palley School
Pela
Lerelafure
Aelock
Seploulee
Duniar High Echinl
Shoyer Springs
Supt Soniye High School
Heryl Flymey
Broestine Mihneu
Caroline Clark
Hazabeth Hivvison
Miatha Lee
Buse Colombe
Reytodds
Croat
Df Hines
Tay OS
Payor
Mes
Yen
Witwheth Duane
Taye Tae Lael
Grae Hudson
Mivde Viek
Cwenella Whitehurst
Galeshy
Echoul
Mrs. Parker
Iystrals
Manuel Habridie
Hall Bie Motive Reed
Vivian Pbennett
Ness Whe. Witt
Dbrs
George Gresh
Bessie Green
Nellie Porter
Siz
Local Guard Unit Hitting On High
Arkansas National Guard unit praised for discipline and training by officers at Camp Topeka. A report from Sergeant Ben Baan and Sergeant White notes the company’s alert guard detail and Major Newson’s compliments on pep and accuracy during early days of camp.
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Arkansas National Guard
Fan McRae
Ben Baan
White
Newson
Teigthy
Biewhall
Gerd Toy
Yerger Seeks Watermelon for Negro School Head
Yerger sends a large melon to a Black school head in a dated district context. The report notes Yerger’s role as a principal figure in community affairs and mentions ongoing local tensions and the school’s condition. The garbled text preserves names and locations indicating a historical context.
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Yerger
Big Melon
Negro School
Federal Narcotic Officer Wounded in Street Encounter
A federal narcotics officer was wounded after confronting suspected narcotics peddlers on a city street. The assailants produced a pistol and fled, leaving the officer injured as traffic and police actions continued around the scene.
Harold Ward Dead Youngest School Official in El Dorado
Harold Ward aged 29, youngest school official in El Dorado, died after a poisoned appendix and prolonged illness. He founded and led ET Onde duttiot College and helped consolidate district schools across Union County, shaping South Arkansas education. His condition worsened after surgery yesterday. doctors reported little hope of recovery.
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Harold Ward
Starald B. Ward
el Dorado
Thiereld Fi Ward
EL Dorada
Josephine Cannon Hospital
Ward
Arkansas
ET Onde Duttiot College
South Arkansan
Thorings High School
HL Dorada
Corporations Fail Pay Franchise Tax
CMTE HOCK August 2 reports four state auditors certified to Attorney General Norwood a list of domestic and foreign corporations failing to pay franchise tax by August 10. If taxes remain unpaid, penalties may total over 25,000 and increase collection costs for the state.
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Cmte Hock
Stle
D. Osea Har
Field of Giant Cotton Stalks Brings Curious Tale
G W Schooley, Kempstead County resident near Hope, brings a remarkable stalk to town. He reports a stalk bearing 178 bells and forms with 3 fully matured balls, and notes the field around was free from weevils while the stalk showed fruitage. Authorities discuss potential production implications.
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G. W. Schooley
Kempstead County
Hope
Mae
Lawthorp
Sehovley
Roads and Crops Need Rain Reported in County
Roads and crops suffer from drought with gravel and dirt surfaces dusty and rutted. Farmers say continued dry weather cut melon and truck crop production by a third, while cotton yields could rise with rain though older crops may not benefit.
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Cotten
Police Chief Kills Two With Shotgun
FRA KLIN Aug 22. Police Chief LeRoy Wisk opened fire on two men, Marl Krieger and Albert McDonald, after a failed car stop to search for liquor. Krieger allegedly fired first. Wisk returned fire with a shotgun, killing both men instantly. Krieger and McDonald were pronounced dead. Nipper and Wisk were detained for questioning.
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Klin
Marl Krieger
Albert McDonald
LeRoy Wisk
Nipper
Krieger
Vivet
Fisk
Pisk
Beth
Belton
Youth Injured By Flying Timber In Arkansas
In Seardy Ark Milan Lee, 28, was injured when a blast from dynamite blasted stumps near a rural road. He was knocked to the ground and suffered stomach injuries as he tried to flee. Local hospital officials reported his condition is serious but not yet life threatening.
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Searcy
Ark
Dugust
Milan Lee
Ceanwiay
Woman Loses Fingers in Wednesday Factory Accident
A factory accident on Wednesday left Mise Lureneis without fingers and injuring her hand. She was rushed to a local hospital where doctors treated the wound and prepared for possible further care.
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Mise Lureneis
Barket Caesary
Sue Cme
Tneamashine
Taddase Chevielle Fey
Congressmen Parker Laughs Last As Auto Mechanics Face Charges
A fragmented clipping reports Congressman Parks involved as authorities charge automobile mechanics with theft and larceny. The piece mentions Robins sending Henry to Camden to collect debts, a disputed payment to DIT, and warrants issued for the accused amid a wider alleged scheme.
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Congressman Parks
Copenanna
Camden
Ray Robins
Henry
Robbins
Major Cone Heads to National Air Races from Miami
Major Cone of Little Rock Arkansas and R D Duke of Pittsburgh arrived in Macon en route to Miami to enter the national air races. They planned to spend the night in Jacksonville. Cone, sales manager for Command-Aire, left Little Rock Tuesday for the trip in a specially equipped plane. Mrs Kuty Bryan Owen initially intended to join the flight from Miami to Cleveland but could not due to Command-Aire officials’ notification.
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Macon, Gay
Maroh Carroll Cone
Little Rock
Ark
Duke
Pittsgarbh
Pau
Miami
Jacksonville
Major Cone
Gommand-Aire
Ing
Little Rock Airplane Manufacturing Company
Aire
Kuty Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Cleveland
Command-Aire
Texarkana Malt Dealers Peeved by Tax Mismatch
Malt dealers in Texarkana Arkansas protest a 10 percent tax on malts from the Texas side while Texas imposes none. They appeal for legislative relief, noting state revenue officials say only a future session can fix the disparity. Dealers report sales slipping across the state line yet remain able to profit despite the tax.
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Texnarkana
Aug
Texarkana
Toxeus
David A. Gates
Hall
Narwoot
DePriest Breaks Into Print Again
New York report cites Osean Deleigst of UWlinnis describing discrimination claims. He urges West Point appointment opposition and critiques leadership while urging fight at the polls. He complains of unfair treatment and calls for action against opponents.
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New York
Osean Deleigst
Uwlinnis
Bod
West Point
Milinay
Neal Epy
Commissioner Killed In Wreck Near Mugho Oklahoma
MUGO Okla Aug 22 Jack Mangill United States Commissioner from McAlester was killed and Crockett Lee United States Marshal from McAlester was seriously injured when their speeding automobile skidded at a curve near here early today The car overturned burned and three women passengers were uninjured Mangill long known in Oklahoma government service and recently appointed to office was en route to Fort Smith when the crash occurred
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Mugo
Okla
Jack Mangill
McAlester
United States
Crockett Lee
Here
Fort Smith
Sieve
Oklahoma
Mangill
Capitol Board Leaves Washington Expatriate Trust to Governor
Governor Parnell holds full control over appointing the commission to oversee rebuilding the Civil War capitol at Washington. The state has deposited 15 000 in funds with the county for the project. Royal attorney W E Atkins denies any contact with Parnell on the plans or a role in selecting the local commission. Atkins was unavailable, attending court in Lewisville, when the news broke.
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Capitol Board
Washington
Parnell
W. E. Atkins
Atkins
Parnall
Mister Bulkeley Peeved By Court Summons Fine
London news item reports Thomas D Oyley Bulkey of Bedford Park angered Brighton police for being addressed as Mister in a driving regulations summons. Before the court he questioned why he is called Mister while the King’s Secretary writes him as Thomas O O’Bulkeley ESQ. The court refused to answer and fined him forty shillings.
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London
Thomas D'Oyley Bulkey
Bedford Park
Brighton
Bulkeley
Thomas O'Oyley Bulkeley
Southwest Arkansas Farm Credit and Debt Survey Details
The survey classifies farmer credit into short term seasonal and long term. Owners borrow more in total but less per acre than tenants, with cotton loans dominant. Seasonal credit used by about half of owner operators and tenants in Hope Magnalia district, while Risen district shows higher cash flow resilience. Cotton prices fell sharply from August to December, impacting loan needs and farm income.
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Jay Fred
Tina Cs Lit Ae
Sears
Roy
lhope-Magnatia
Bess
Bison
Hope-Magnalia
Hupe-Mag- Helis
South Arkansas Tour Seeks Industrial Growth Knowledge
A South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce led delegation begins an industrial and dairying inspection tour. The group visits Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan and New York before Toronto for the Canadian National Exhibition. They aim to bring back information to boost development in South Arkansas with 28 Arkansas towns represented.
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Grover A. Zinn
S Ar
Louis
South Arkat Chamber of Commerce
Ellison
Danville
Illand
Lafayette
Ind
Arkansas
Missouri
el Dorado
Camden
Hope
St. Louis
GC. H. Brough
Searcy
Mid-West
South Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Canada
Toxonto
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Regins
Smith Arkansas
Subscribers Notice for Hope Service Delivery
Subscribers to the Hope Service should receive their paper before 6 15. Call 76x and notify the circulation trigger when a carrier fails to leave a paper or place it on the porch. A special delivery will be made of all missed papers if the complaint is made before 6 45 p.m.
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Hope Srv
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