Can You Say I Can A Motto Against Backsliding
A local column quotes the poem Can't and recounts visitors and residents traveling or visiting in the city. Names include Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Smith, Margaret Farrell, Mayor and Mrs. R. A. Boyett, L. W. Young, Harvey Betts, L. C. Byers, Ray C. Wood, Mrs. Chas Harrell, Frances Harrell, Miss Marie Arthur, Denison, Tex., J. G. Williams, Edgar Briant, Henry Hudson, Al Daniels, Stamps, Sloan Stuart, Owen Harris, Murfreesboro, Frank Nowlen, Jimmie Waggoner, Carloss Tackett, Emanon Club, Russell Farley, R. T. White, and a Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Arthur
Marie
Denison, Tex
J. G. Williams
Edgar Briant
City
Frank Nowlen
Washington
Jimmie Waggoner
Carloss Tackett
Lewlewis
Grain Trains Move in Heavy Chinese Fighting
In the midst of heavy fighting between Nanking government forces and rival generals, five train loads of grain have been sent from Peiping into Shensi province by the China International Famine Relief Association. Trains used military rails with permits from Marshal Feng Wu-hsing. Three trains moved in spring before a halt, later resumed as warfare subsided. American director John Earl Baker is credited with maintaining grain movement despite civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Nanking
China International Famine Relief Association
Shensi Province
Arshal Fing Wu-hsing
John Earl Baker
New Orleans River Pilot Blanche Leathers Remembered
In New Orleans Mrs Blanche Douglas Leathers the widow of Captain Boland Leathers is celebrated as the river's only woman pilot. She captained the Natchez for years guiding cargo and passengers through snag filled waters and sand bars. Her pilot license hangs for twenty years and she keeps mementos of river days, including a Madeira bottle inscribed by Jefferson Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tonti Street
Blanche Douglas Leathers
Mississippi River
Captain Boland Leathers
Commodore T. P. Leathers
Natchez
St. Louis
Leathers
Old River
Blanche
Great Waterway
Blanche Douglas
Nwn
Jefferson Davis
Brairfield
Blanche Leathers
Bountiful Harvest Saved by Community After Heat Threat
In CLOUD WIS Aug 21 UP a farmer near Watkins Stearns County faced crop loss from heat as illness kept him from harvesting. That Sunday a parish priest told the congregation of help coming when binders drove into the sick man’s field and by night the entire crop had been cut.
Kiss Warning From Wombwell Medical Officer
Dy J C Pickup, the medical officer for Wombwell, warns residents not to kiss everyone as it may spread infections including meningitis. The August report from Yorkshire notes caution amid social greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wombwell
Yorkshire
England
Dy. J. C. Pickup
Drought Relief Efforts Expand Across States
ED McCorkleon outlines national relief for forthcoming winter and destitute. Roy T. Reid discusses urgent oats rye seed and fall garden supplies, with plan to be coordinated by Red Cross. Arkansas bankers discuss farm credit and county relief committees, plus advisory group including editors and publishers. Sullivan report notes drought solved by irrigation in Indiana with reconditioned firehose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization
Drouth States
Roy T. Reid
Washington
Hoover
Turing
Red Cross
Evans
Joe H. Stanley
Arkansas Bankers Association
Stanley
Banker
Drouth
Hyde
Robinson and
Caraway
J. N. Heiskell
The
Gazette
W. T. Sitlington
Democrat
C. E. Palmer
Arkansas
Ed McCorkle
Hope
Arkansas Press Association
H. M. Thackery
Little Rock
Arkansas Federation of Labor
C. M. Hirst
Arkansas Education Association
R. E. Lee Wilson
Wilson
Creed Caldwell
Pine Bluff
T. J. Gaughan
Camden
Hamp Williams
Hot Springs
M. McCarroll
Walnut Ridge
Abe Collins
Wanderer Located in Tahiti Island Purchase Revealed
J. Morgan Clements former University of Wisconsin geologist was traced to French Tahiti after a request from Tahiti for a house design. He recently bought an entire island in French Tahiti and plans to build a home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Los Angeles
Loren W. Mundell
Jett
R. B
Pata) Reinhart
Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
St. Louis
Madison
Wis
J. Morgan Clements
University of Wisconsin Geologis
VF Yena
South Sea
Tahiti
400000 Detectives in London Court Statement
Justice McCardic spoke in London court claiming Britain has 400000 mental defendants and the country is breeding crime daily, urged action against perceived social ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Britain
McCardic
Men To Build A Soviet Factory
Ten Cleveland engineers and contractors sail to Magnitostroy Russia to supervise a 29 million dollar steel mill and mine project for the Soviet government in the Ural region. The group, tied to Arthur G. McKee and Company, will join a larger team as Russia presses industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tenleveland
Magnifostroy
Russia
Ural Mountain
Arthur G. Mec
Ee and Company
Russa
McKee Company
Magnitostery
Ural
Too Much Sense at Roadside Peting in Memphis
Memphis sheriff Knight says roadside courting is out of date and the younger generation has too much sense. Revival at Spring Hill Church starts August 31 with Rev. A Henderson preaching. Bearden urges attendance to aid success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Sherif W. 5
Knght
Shelby County
Knight
Spring Hill Church
Re A. Henderson
A. d. Bearden
P. C
Heat kills corn borers as heat wave slows eggs
QAK HARBOR Ohio Aug 21 The European corn borer is being killed by the heat wave The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports that large numbers of the corn borer moths are being killed by the warm weather thus retarding egg deposits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qak Harbor
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Fire wipes out village with $100,000 blaze
WATERTOWN N Y August 22 Twenty two buildings burned in a 100000 fire sweeping Chadmort village fifteen miles west of here on Lake Ontario. L E Crouse 69 owner of a restaurant dropped dead as his garage caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Chadmort
Here
Lake Ontario
L. E. Crouse
Memphis Bread Price Cut Sparks Industry Response
Memphis August 22. A local baking firm announced a one cent per loaf wholesale price reduction for sliced and unsliced bread effective Monday. The move drew immediate statements from rival firms that no price war would ensue, suggesting a restrained competition outlook in the memphis market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Memory of Thief Stole 21 Phones From Home
Denver resident Mrs Peters reports a thief entered her home and stole 21 phones. The incident centers on a memory lapse claimed by the perpetrator, leaving Peters puzzled as to motive and method of entry. Police urged caution and asked for tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Ate
NG. Peters
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P. D. Smith
Little Penser
Margaret Farrell
R. A. Boyett
Dallas
Tex
Harvey Betts
L. C. Byers
Ray C. Wood
Texarkana
Chas, Harrell
Frances
Prescott
Henry Hudson
al Daniels
Stamps
Sloan Stuart
O Owen Harris
Murfreesboro
Robert Wilson
Emanon Club
South Elm Streat
Russell Farley
Mrs
R. T. White
Shreveport
Chicago
Bede Daniels
Lowell Sherman
Saenger
Hollywood
New York
Mrs. Tnte
Coulowt
Now
ED McCorkleon
Queen
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Lines
San Francisco
Rock Island
Sullivan
Ind
Orlando
Horace Wotkr
Palestine Fire Department
Wabash
Moreland
Wanderer
Gil M. S. Bates
Pal
Ward & Son
America
Weite
Eyna
Faida
Easilieys
Matt Sates Co
Michigan
Ava
Wrecker Service
P. A. Lewis Motor Company
Nigat Sw
del Monte
Decker
Korn
Fienie—Hockjess
Eloise
Bird Brand
R. L. Patterson
Cash and Carry Grocery
Naty Egrnac
Babes
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
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