Hope-Camden road to be extended across Nevada county
A Nevada county delegation urged the Highway Department to advance the Hope to Camden road beyond Rosston to the Ouachita county line this year to create local employment during a lean harvest. The editorial favors emergency construction to disburse road payroll locally and notes county rivalries and past road decisions, urging Prescott to back the plan and for neighbors to petition for rapid completion.
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Ravel
Rosston
Hempstead
State Highway Department
Hope-Camden
Nevada County
Star
Highway Department
Camden
Rodcaw
Camdens
Hope
No. 4
Ouachita County
The
Little Rock
Prescott
Mope
Lower
Nevada
Bodeau
Blevins
McCaskill
North County
No. 24
Nashville
Springfield Woman Remains Compared To Mona Lisa
A Springfield woman Miss Stella Lacey was photographed beside a famous Mona Lisa image. Observers note striking similarities in the eyes mouth and overall facial features between Miss Lacey and the portrait. The comparison centers on nose shape and general likeness.
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Springfield
Stella Lacey
Leonardo da Vinci
Miss Lacey
Platform outlines Hope city progress in 1930s plan
The Star describes a platform to fund municipal power plant revenues for social development and pavement in Hope, with sanitary improvements, a county highway program for all weather roads, and gradual mileage reduction. It emphasizes economic support for farmers, cooperative organizations, and efficient government through tax reform and state highway progress.
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Hope
Chamber of Com
Hamber
Commerce
Hamapate County
Tactical
Arkansag
Silly Measures 1914 And The Cotton Market Trend
A 1914 era reflection notes public antics like buying bales of cotton and distributing cotton to boost supply, later paralleled by wartime overalls demand. The piece argues such movements distort prices, urging diversification and rural self-sufficiency to protect farmers, citing past cycles and a warning for future years.
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America
Moody
Texas
South
Helena World
Me Whorter Campaign Echoes Across Nation
A Washington State Service writer details Me Whorter’s heated bid for re election. His faltering consultants and bold slogans threaten chaos while his speeches attack city and farm voters. He roams topics from foreign perils to boll weevils as a plan to rally constituents. The piece notes his farm focused rhetoric and a shift toward agriculture audiences. Also mentions local social notes and Pittsburgh football cleat usage.
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Rodney Dutcher
Ashington
Boomboom
McWhorter
Higemia Forries
Ile
Sena
Ince Upon A Time Boy to Curbs Market Leader
The boy, David M. Page, started as an eight dollar weekly pluck runner at sixteen. By twenty-one he was a curb broker and in 1828 at age thirty-seven he was elected president of the New York Curbs Market.
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Russia
Italy
Java
Tatavaala
Mexico
Central America
Revouurionist
South America
McWhorter
David M. Page
New York
Southern California faces a clash over regional power
A Northwestern vs Southern California struggle emerges from the California primary coverage. The piece argues Southern Californias influence in politics is limited by Northern control, suggesting a state divided and seeking autonomy, with comparisons to Illinois New York and Arkansas as similar patterns.
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California
Am ‘Rolph, Jr
San Francisco
C. C. Ng
Burton Fitts
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Vasal
Illinois
New York
Forest Fires Threaten Arkansas Timber Incomes
The Paris Express notes that about 90 percent of timber value is lost to wages and other costs when fires devastate forests in Arkansas. With 64 percent of timbered land owned by smallholders, continued fires threaten jobs and annual farmer income. The University of Arkansas and Farmers Week stress fire prevention to preserve livelihoods and paychecks.
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Arkansas
Paris
Ark
University of Arkansas
United States Department of Forestry
el Dorado Daily Newe
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACTIOSS Needs and Gortats Pistes
A dense OCR fragment presents a daily crossword puzzle item with scattered words and nonsensical phrases. It lists hidden clues, potential theme notes, and stray names or numbers that appear garbled. The readable material hints at puzzle instructions and partial clues rather than a coherent solution or event.
All-American football team list and related mentions
The AP Houston text notes a celebration of an all American team, mentions a tenth year, and references several college programs including Notre Dame Ohio State Harvard and Harvard center Ticknor. It implies a span of historical sports coverage with scattered names and places, though details are fragmented.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Seaport
Carideg
Notre Dame
Fesler
Ohio State
Eid
Ticknor
Harvard
Hungary
Sas
Dreamlike Drolleries on Dry Spells and Stock Woes
The piece riffs on imperfect phrases and quirky statistics. It mentions Wall Street’s mood despite dry spells, a dog in a neighborly dispute over chickens, and odd vignettes about bachelors and vacationists, illustrating a humorous, newspaper-voice collage of fleeting thoughts.
Hide and Seek Denver Poitier Case Evidence Discovered
In Denver on August 20 Po itier searched for evidence at Ned Galli home. Mrs Cholli attempted to conceal the item with her skirt. The cell was found in a sleeping child's bed, ending the concealment.
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Denver
Cole
Poitier
Ned Galli
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