Thanksgiving Guests and Diverse Visits Across Towns
Local notes list numerous Thanksgiving visits by Mrs. Sip Henry and others to relatives in Nashville Prescott Hot Springs Ardmore and Durant. Social round includes university students home from Texas and Arkansas, with several families hosting and dining at hotels in Washington Shreveport Texarkana and Little Rock. A marriage between Elsie Hyatt and Ferdinand Higgs is noted as recently solemnized.
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Elmina Fontaine
L. Fontaine
John Edeward Fontaine
Ranger
Texas
Shreveport
Lewisville wedding and Thanksgiving notes from area society
Flapper Fanny notes a wedding at the bride’s home with Dr E C Rule officiating in a Lefisville area Catholic? Methodist church tone mentions bride’s teaching role, couple’s wedding trip to Hot Springs and Little Rock. Other Thanksgiving social visits listed include Mrs E N Murray moving from the White House to DuValls Bluff, and numerous locals visiting Hot Springs Shreveport Ranger and Luxora.
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Broom
B. R. Hamm
South Pine Street
E. C. Rule
Methodist Church
Mary Billingsley
Lewisville
E. N. Murray
Ihildren
White House
Lin DuValls Bluff
Rise and fall of James Rolph amid a lynching storm
The piece traces James Rolph Jr from celebrated San Francisco mayor to California governor, detailing his rise on spectacle and liberal backing then a controversial shift toward corporate ties, vetoes, and a public probe, ending with the lynching episode and a broader national tempest. The passage closes with a jumbled comic interlude about a couple discussing railroad safety.
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James J. Ralph
Rolph
Ralph
Tom Medoney
San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
Nat Lion
San Jose
New Chevrolets Are in Production
Chevrolet announces 1934 models begin production with near normal employment at Detroit Forge Plant Saginaw Foundry Bay City Carburetor and Die Casting Plant and half staffing at Flint Detroit Toledo plants. M. E. Coyle says display cars for 10,000 dealers will arrive once ready.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet
M. E. Coyle
Chevrolet Motor Company
Saginaw
Bay City
Flint
Toledo
Mr. Coyle
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Coyle
Chevrolet preps 1934 cars for New York show
Mr. Coyle outlined ongoing talks with workers and management to keep factories running and avoid employment dips. He noted no definite date for the 1934 car public showing but expected it well ahead of New York show activities where Chevrolet would again lead in production and sales for the eighth straight year.
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Coyle
Communion Service With Sermons At Local Church
Sunday morning the congregation observes The Lord s Supper with a meditation on Personal Religion during the 10 55 service. Sunday evening at 7 30 the sermon is The Message of the Soul as Mrs Routon plays organ and the chorus choir provides music. Sunday school convenes at 9 45 and the young people meet at 6 45 that evening.
Oil Industry Sees Prosperity Ahead
EL DORADO Arkansas Col T H Barton president of Lion Oil Refining and regional chairman of the Oil Industries code says the oil industry is very bright under the NRA code. He notes benefits already felt and expects material improvement when the code is carried to a successful conclusion.
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EL Dorado, Ark
NRA
Lion Oil Refining posts third-quarter net of 118 293 17 in 1933
Lion Oil Refining, a major Arkansas industry, reports a third-quarter net income of 118 293 17 after depreciation and depletion, while showing 306 242 52 profit before these charges. The report notes payroll gains, a payroll exceeding 1 000 000 annually, and a 420 percent sales rise in 1933 versus 1932. Col Berton anticipates oil code benefits for many in Arkansas, though calling some provisions imperfect.
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Lion Oil Refining Company
Arkansas
Col
Barton
Berton
Lion Oil
Lion Company
Arkansas outlets dominate bil industry profits claim
A speech by Colonel Barton states that production, retiring, and marketing revenue all flows into Arkansas, with most spent there, highlighting industry dominance. The NRA notes a tragic tale of a man given Tuesday off for a five day week and his wife fearing his absence, and a proverb about preferring a small fire to a large one.
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Arkansas
Colonel Barton
Clear Up by Taking Black-Draught Says Mrs Van Deusers
Mrs Maud Van Deusers of Collinsville Oklahoma reports using Black-Draught for three years to cure dizziness bad taste and muddy complexion. She takes a dose every other night for about a week and feels better overall. Children also like the new pleasantly tasting syrup of Black-Draught.
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Maud van Deusers
Collinsville
Oklo
Byrup
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