Worn Paths and Gathered Friends at the Boats
Fragmented notes recount E A G quotes about easy paths and friendship, then move to social updates from Texarkana to Prescott. Mary Bell Marshall returns home with Maggie Bell and uncle. Local visits include Elizabeth White’s trip, major operation news, and gatherings in Brinkley and White Texas. District Christian Endeavor invites linger with a church event.
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Mary Bell Marshall
Maggie Bell
1 I, Sr
Kearkana
Mrs Westerman Returns From McAlister After Funeral
Mrs C C Westerman has returned from McAlister Oklahoma where she attended the funeral of her sister Mrs F B Taylor whose death occurred in that city Wednesday following an operation.
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C. C. Westerman
McAlister, Ohlas
4. BL. Taylor
Thoughtful Father BENFLEET Will Then Nixes Housework Promise
In Benfleet Essex a court heard a will from a thoughtful father that none of his daughters should perform housework. Mrs. Mabel V. B. Parker disclosed the stipulation in the proceedings, detailing the unusual provision and its influence on family duties.
Chauffeur club founder sentenced for false pretenses
Frank Cyril Sheriday, 28, who started a chauffeurs club and adopted the motto steer straight, is sentenced in Leeds to nine months hard labor for obtaining money by false pretenses. After trying mule power for a year, he shifts to garbage collection and back to motor trucks to save money.
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Leeds
Eng
Cyril Sheriday
Beaumont
Texas
Mack’s scouting notes shape 1920s A’s plan
Baseball lore recalls Connie Mack assigning Howard Ehmke to scout the Chicago Cubs and later the Giants as part of a preparedness program. Reports praised sharp fielding by the Giants while highlighting Brooklyn’s left-handed threats and Will Walker, Carl Hubbell, and other pitchers as potential challenges for Mack’s Athletics.
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Connie Mack
Howard Ehmke
Chicago Cubs
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Ehmke
Mack
Omwyer
Flatbush
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Dodgers
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Robbie
Davey Vance
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Fiield
Walker
Carl Hubbell
Pirashininens
Clarence
Bine
Abruzzi Rye Praised For Pasture and Feed Costs
The article advises sowing Abruzzi rye for fall and winter grazing to rest regular pastures for next year. It recommends planting early and about double seed, notes rye’s advantage for farmers with little pasture, and compares wheat and corn for dairy cow feed, estimating wheat at about 7 percent more value per bushel due to weight.
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Arkansas
Scott Man Injured In Auto Collision Near Pitts
Newport August 23 four men including Tom Steel a Scott county planter were injured in an auto collision near Pitts fifteen miles northeast of here Steel and his brother in law Eugene Magness of Newark were taken to a local hospital with non serious injuries Two men in the other car farmers James Hamilton and John Wortham were hospitalized in Jonesboro Hamilton had a broken collarbone and cuts Wortham was slightly injured Both cars were demolished The Wortham Hamilton auto reportedly swung onto the road in front of the Steele vehicle
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Newport
Tom Steel
Scott
Pulaski County
Pitts
Here
A Steel
Eugene Magness
Newark
Steele
James Hamilton
John Wortham
Jonesboro
Hamilton
Machinist Killed In Shop Accident In Booneville
Oscar Garrett a Rock Island railroad machinist about 40 was killed in a shop accident early this morning. His head was caught between a valve guide and another engine part as he worked with assistant Jim Wells. Garrett who lived in Booneville for three years from Alexandria Louisiana died within ten minutes. He leaves a wife and six children Francis Elizabeth William Edward Catherine Buddy and two brothers of Little Rock. Burial will be in Little Rock at Mrs Garretts parents home.
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Booneville
Oscar Garrett
Rock Island Railroad
Garrett
Jim Wells
Mr. Garrett
Alexandria
Elizabeth
William
Edward
Catherine
Buddy
Little Rock
Mrs. Garrett
Ten dollar loitering fine for T. W. King sale at depot
In Knoxville on August 23 a ten dollar fine for loitering stood, while T. W. King faced charges for selling colored water flavored with whiskey to passengers waiting for trains at the depot, a local incident reported by UP.
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Knoxville
Tenn
T. W. King
Liquor law breach leads to fines in Mobile court
In Mobile Alabama on August 23 Judge Tisdale Steuart fined Archie Thomas fifty dollars for possessing liquor and fifty dollars for lying about possession. The case highlights enforcement of liquor laws in the area during the period.
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Mobile
Als
Tisdale Steuart
Archie Thomas
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