Government Promotes Cheer Amidst Widespread Unemployment
Rodney Dufcher reports that despite grim winter forecasts and high unemployment, officials push optimistic statistics. Doak’s labor reports claim improvements, yet data show declines in total employment, payrolls, and hours worked across sectors. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes drops in manufacturing and mining with wage cuts affecting about 200,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dufcher
NBA
Wasmacror
Feancn
Ballyhoo
Sof Labor Deak
U.S
Service
Heye
Doak
Bown
Mafri Dy Ystate
Wi Iken
Statistics Bureau
Bureau
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Labor Statistics Bureau
Figines Capture and Kill Mentioned in Kansas Gazette
A fragment notes that figures were captured and killed, with the Kansas Gazette referenced. The readable bits point to an incident or report but lack full details, making it a brief item about captures and fatalities tied to the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irits
Figines
Kansas Gazette
A Call to Overhaul Criminal Responsibility Notions
A discussion notes courts overemphasize intellect in crime and call for reform. It argues that emotional control and mental states beyond IQ shape behavior, challenging the habit of labeling criminals as purely rational actors. The piece urges modernizing legal theory with psychological insights.
Why a Change of Mind for Tax Proposals
A 500 education leaders and legislators met in Little Rock to gauge tax plans for the coming year. The Arkansas Democrat notes lawmakers faced many defeated bills, including taxes on soft drinks, electricity, gas, and telegraph service, plus hikes in life insurance, malt tax, and public salaries. Governor Parnell urged caution, while past sessions saw only a few new levies. The piece questions whether minds have shifted despite industrial improvement and fiscal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Parnell
Senate
House
Arkansas Democrat
Star of Hope Born to Mr and Mrs E P Stewart
Dr W Sanner, famed Hope physician from Little Rock, visits town and is warmly greeted by friends. Last Saturday R L Allen sold one half of his livery business to R M Berry and Marvin Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stewart
Monsday
W. ¥. Saner
Hope Home
Little Rock
R. L. Allen
R. M. Berry
Marvin Sinclair
Ten Years Ago Notices From the Locals
Ten years ago Eu I Rephan was in New York purchasing fall and winter stock for his firm Ed Dalton and family departed for Elm Grove to reside there J D Spraggins A L Bests and families returned from Womble after attending the Barr Eblen wedding Miss Lela Ray and Claude Martin were married last night at 830 and left for Hed Bluir for a short visit before returning to Hope to settle there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EU I, Rephan
New York
Ed Dalton
Elm Grove
J. D. Spraggins
A. L. Bests
Womble
Barr-Eblen
Lela Ray
Claude Martin
Hed Bluir
Barbs Liquor Hits Philadelphia Navy Yard Sailors
A chaotic note reports Barbs Liquor arriving at the Philadelphia navy yard where sailors are said to have a sweetheart in the port. The piece also mentions a Chicago judge suit, an OLeary cow theft sentence, and President Hoover missing a birthday observance in a cluttered, opinionated style.
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Philadelphia Navy Yard
Sunday Guests and Family News from Patsburgh Area
Nez Rugile and Howard Collier attend a Sunday gathering with various relatives listed in the Patsburgh community. Several residents are noted visiting kin in Texarkana Paris Clarksville and Oklahoma with others returning from visits. The list includes Velma Cox LaVeta England Alderson Johnson Louise Robertson and Sam Hardin among others noting illness death and hospitality at local homes.
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Patrent
Patsburgh
Nez
Lehard Collier
Howerd Collits
Janes
Einor
Williamy
Velma Cox
FBIM
Jack ‘Roffers
el Dorado
Charles Rogers
Virgle England
Texarkana
Paris
Clarkaville
Tex
Gentry
Ruby Jones
Oklahoma
Grady Reece
Jenilly
Albert [Gees
Elina
Orvil Allen
Roy
Bowers
Sam Hardint
Harmony
Joe Farley Aldenhower
Conway, Ark
Led Darwin
Local Community Notes From Patmos Area Social Roundup
Hints of a busy weekend with visitors from Bodgow and Lewisville as residents spent time with neighbors. Music and singing school programs drew crowds at Bodcan No 2 and Mt Pleasant, with several local families traveling to nearby towns for gatherings and church events.
Six Die and Twenty Hurt in Quebec Bus Collision
In Drummondville Quebec a truck carrying about 35 passengers returning from a political meeting at St Eugene collided with a car carrying five occupants near Montreal. Six people were killed and 20 injured in the crash occurring Sunday night.
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Quebec
Drummondville
Que
St. Eugene
Montreal
Local Social Notes From Saratoga Area
Saratoga Health suffers a setback as Mrs Allie B Philips returns home after a week with Miss Fern Williams. Week end guests include Mrs Lewis Medunkins with Mrs Lenard Hughs of Hope, Mr and Mrs C Fincher and Carl McLarey Jr visiting Idabel families. Others visiting include Mrs Louise Gantt of Wilton, Mrs Dr Walkup and daughter in Hope, Mr and Mrs Chife Malice with Washington family, Mr and Mrs Glen Ellis with Dr Autrey, and E Busbee visiting Ozan.
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Allie B. Philips
Fern Williams
Lewis Medunkins
Lenard Hughs
Hope
C. Fincher
Carl McLarey, Jr
Idabel
Oklo
Louise Gantt
Wilton
Dr. Walkup
Ware
Local Notes From Hope Area Weekend Visitors
Mr Olive Brother T A Middlebrooks of Hope Mled his regular appointment here Saturday and Sunday. Health seems to be improved a little of this community at present. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Bustin visited their son Edgar at this place Sunday. Jack Waters made a business trip to Magnolia last Wednesday morning. Several from Willisville attended church and Sunday school here Sunday. Come often folks we are always all to have you with us Miss Selma Thomas of Sparkman is spending a few days with Miss Merline Invates.
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Hendy “Smyth
Bodgow
Wid
John T. Smyth
Rich Jeans
Oklahoma
Emma Jean Holmes
Lewisville
Doris Hamilton
Sohne Cook
Dwight Odom
Bodcan No. 2
Jim Miller
Near Falcom
Tennie Roger
Johnie Cook
John T. Myth
T. A. Middlebrooks
Hope
Alonzo Bustin
Edgar
Jack Waters
Magnolia
Willisville
Selma Thomas
Sparkman
Merline Invates
Fragmentary note on meat sale misread in OCR
The readable fragment indicates someone had sold the meat and mentions a price or quantity around 40, but the text is unclear and damaged leaving key details uncertain.
Sunday church guests and sermons span local area
New Hope visitors Roxie and Jestie Watkins with Myra Lee and Margaret Rue Boyett joined Miss Lucile Watkins in Oakland Sunday afternoon. Sermons by Bro. Thomasson and Bro. Stingley of Washington were preached. Walter Billings and wife from Hope visited F. B Hatfield family, while Eddie Sutton and party from Hopkins attended baptizing and church services with several Bullards from Washington and Texarkana.
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Roxie
Jestie Watkins
Myra Lee
Margaret Rue Boyett
Lucile Watkins
Oakland
Bro. Thomasson
Bro. Stingley
Washington
Walter Billings
Hope
F. EB. Hatfield
Eddie Sutton
Jackajones
Agatha, Oclania
Adelle
Georgia Bullard
Frances
Lolg Bullard
Texarkene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poundy
Wevaleptha
Unemployment Service Bulletin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Y. M. A. National Council
Georg Barton Cutten
Colgate University
Yale
Bar Association
Tees
Nea Bervice
Star of Hope
Chicago
The
O'Leary
Hoover
Hinton
Allie Owen
Ben Camp
Palmas
J. D
A. A. Smyth
Archie
Oscar
Shadyside
Saratoga
Mr. Olive
Lois
Belle Tafley
Maleo Saenger Theatre
Uke
Hope Star
NOTP
Foster Ave
Talbot Fejid
Cobb Grocery
North McRae Street
Sutton
Ark
J. W. Rockett
Emmet
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