Stolen and Lost Items Include Animals and Personal Effects
A notice lists a stray or stolen light yellow horse mule about 11 years old weighing around 1000 pounds and grass fed. It also describes a deep red long haired cow with cropped ear, about 9 or 10 years old, named Ellia Lee. Roy Anderson warns of prank birthday telegrams amid town day celebrations. A brief line notes widespread injuries from falls of mining root and coal.
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Tom
Coulter
Pullen
Ellia Lee
Hope
Indicted Solon Denison in Liquor Law Case
Solon Representative Edward E. Denison of Mlingis faces trial in Washington on liquor law violations. Federal agents say a trunk of liquor addressed to his former secretary John Layne was found in Denison’s office after a grand jury action. Layne is indicted as well.
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Edward E. Denison
Mlingis
Saces
Washington
Clalin
John Layne
Denison
Denisan
Layne
Why Men Leave Home Says Father O Conor
Father O Conor, Boston social worker and Catholic Charitable Bureau director, told New Orleans delegates that heavy biscuits and scorched steaks cause more marital strain than jealousy. He cites a study showing 2187 children in orphanages from divorces, with 70 percent due to fathers and 27 percent to mothers. mutual understanding and better home cooking urged to reduce separations.
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New Orleans
Der
George P. Qcconoer
Boston
Catholic Charitable Bureau
National Conference of Catholic
Jamous
04Th Infantry
Father O'Conay
O'Conor
John
Hunters Invade Quail Territory and Court Notices
A fragment of local notice and public sale details arise from Hempstead County. The text references quail season openers and hunting lore alongside legal notices about a commissioner’s sale of property, the lot description in Hope Arkansas, and chancellery court warnings requiring defendants to answer within thirty days.
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Roly White
Sevan
Hemspstead Chancery Court plea notice for L L Jones
In Hempstead Chancery Court the defendant L L Jones is warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiffs. Witness my hand and seal as clerk of said court this the 12th day of November 1824. Willie Harris, Clerk. No. 22h shows case Blackwell Ward Blackwell versus defendant.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Commonwealth Building and Loan Association
Little Rock
Arkansas
Clell A. Dildy
Citizens National Bank of Hope
City of Hope
Hempstead County
City of
Hope
A. D
Willie Harris
Changery
W. W. Ellen
Robert L. Cunningham
Minnie Cunningham
J. G. (Garland
Cuningham
Martha C, Anderson
B. Jones
Dells
L. L. Jones
Ward Mackwell
Lionel
Subd
Willie, Harris
Chev
Noy
Yank Jawisen
Aliinett Va
Haberta Tainsi
Tho Defendvut
Rohemiy Deanigitn
Frink Jamison
Willie Jiarris Clark
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Lillie Middlebrooks
White
Oliver
Leo
Russell & Hawthorne
South Walnut
Okay
Ashdown
Paul C. van Zandt
Lang
J. S. Waddle
Waddle, Bros
T. DB. Chambless
Emmett, Ark
Roy Anderson
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Friands
Mac Anderson
United States
Solon
Eielson
Carl Ben Hielson
Nispline
Nauk
Father O'Conor
Champ Canner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Luis Wrought
Mary Diy
Kanaan
Chicago
Wilillrion
Ahee Pylee
Quail
Bob White
Hempstead County Chancery Court
Thomas M. Bemis
Ploffs
George Bancroft
Paramount
Saenger Monnay
Oi Refining Corporation
P. A. Lewis
Agt
Texarkana Typewriter Exchange
Vine Street
Royal
Sundstrand
Hempstead Chancery Court
Trene Blackwell
Evelyn Claris
Clark
Albany
N.Y
Niles
Opiaha
le Plegsant
W.C. Shelton
Texarkana, Arkansas
The
Reliance Life Insurance Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsilvania
John H. Greene
Santa
Hope Star