Lafayette Woman All Year Gardener Showcases Yearlong Garden
Mrs. T R LeMay of Riverside in Lafayette county is named county garden demonstrator for LaFayette. Her yearlong garden produced four crops at once, with twenty two varieties and tomatoes served from June 20 onward. She canned, stored, and sold surplus, keeping pantry shelves full of preserved produce and saving on groceries.
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Riverside Home Demonstration Club
LaFayette County
Ruby Mendelhall
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
May Garden
Community Notes From Belton Area Weekend Visits
Weekend activity across Belton area with multiple visitors and family gatherings. Miss Municie Leslie and three nieces Brooks Jessie Mae and Evelyn Whitmore of DeQueen visited S B Leslie. Irene Pickett spent Thanksgiving with aunt Mrs Potts of Locksburg. Dotson of Longview Texas visited relatives. J V Hampton of McCaskill and J V Peters with daughter Mrs John Tinsley of McCaykill seen in town. Leslie teach Mary Leslie taught in Blevins spent weekend with parents S F Leslie. Douglas Chism attended event in Prescott Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municie Leslie
Brooks
Jessie Mae
Evelyn Whitmore
DeQueen
S. B
Leslie
Irene Pickett
Potts
Locksburg
Other Dotson
Longview
Tex
Dotson
J. V. Hampton
McCazkill
J. V. Peters
John Tinsley
McCaykill
Elton Daniel
S. F. Leslie
Douglas
Blevins Residents Attend Conference and Game
Blevins residents report Hendricks at home and Coker visiting Horn. Rev Whiteside attends Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church South in Little Rock this week. Stewart of M. J Nelson & Company and other local citizens plan hunts Tuesday afternoon. Many will attend the annual Nashvile Hope football game in Hope Wednesday night.
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Hendrix
Blevins
Glen Coker
Horn
W. J. Whiteside
Little Rock
Episcopal Church
Tom J. Stewart
M. 3
Nelson & Company
Larether
Hope
That Good Gulf Gasoline Mornings Appeal
An ad style note promotes Gulf Gasoline as reliable in all weather and urges trying a supply at the first opportunity, promising satisfying results. It reads as a vintage promotion emphasizing readiness for everyday use and dependable performance.
Blevins Markets Sells Over 900 Turkeys This Thanksgiving
Blevins Markets marketed about 900 turkeys with an estimated 11 000 pounds of birds handled by M L Nelson, shipping most to Little Tech firma and other towns, with 1500 head remaining for Christmas demand. Some birds sold to private families, and several growers plan larger output next year as demand rises.
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Blevins
M. L. Nelson
Little Teck Firme
Thanksgiving visitors and local engagements noted
Prescott Frank King and Mansel Hurring visited home folks for Thanksgiving. Rivers Reeves spent Saturday in Lot Springs. Mrs Earnest Hesterly observed Sunday in Me. Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson hosted Mes M A Smith in Gordon Thursday. Lonard Brown spent Thanksgiving with family in Blevins. Harry Dereyhorey of Washington traveled here Saturday on business. Twenty three Oklahoma high schools forfeited 1M football games for eligibility rule violations.
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Frank King
Mansel Hurring
Rivers Reeves
Lot Springs
Bern
Earnest Hesterly
M. A. Smith
Roy Nelson
Gordon Thoraday
Lonard Brown
Home Fulks
Blevins
Harry Dereyhorey
Washington
Satupadiy
Scenic Beauty Basis for Court Suit Over Ozark Waters
In federal court Jefferson City the Snyder estate seeks $1,000,000 damages claiming the Lake of the Ozarks beauty spot Mahatonka was marred by the $40 million Union Electric dam at Bagnell. Former Senator James A. Reed and sculptor Gutzon Borglum are involved as attorney and witness.
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Jefferson City
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Gutzon Borglan
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagtell
Mahatonka
Missouri Ozarks
Local Rainy Week Brings Visitors and Family News
McCaskill News reports heavy rainfall in the area as social notices detail a school supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Green Shuffield and Mr and Mrs John Gaines with local visitors from Little Rock. It notes various family visits, Thanksgiving observances, and travel of Mrs Alyis Stokes and others to and from Delight and Smaghover, ending with Dr J E Gentry hosting relatives.
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Green Shuffield
John Gaines
Litte Rock
Shuffield
B. Bley
Alyis Stikes
Little Rock
Alyis Stokes
D L Paisley Buys 144 Tons Turkeys
D L Paisley long associated with Hope schools and former Hope superintendent for nervous diseases hospital purchases 144 tons of turkeys from M L Nelson & Company of Blevins. He arranged 240 birds for shipment to Little Rock for Thanksgiving, with 3000 pounds and a ton and a half per meal. Turkeys were delivered alive and dressed by workers at the institution.
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D. L. Paisley
Hope Schools
Arkansas Hospital
Paisley
Little Rock
Hempstead
M. Ly Nson & Company
Blevins
Hope
M. L. Nelson
Bleving
Blevins Cotton Gin Ends Season Nov 28
Cotton ginning at Blevins for the 191 season closed last Saturday with 1473 bales, far above early predictions. Ginning had been reduced to three days a week about thirty days ago, but the total remained sizable.
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Blevins Cotton Gin
Blevins
Tokio News Events from Nashville Area
Nashville visitors and local residents frequent Tokio and nearby towns during the week. Individuals including Travis, McLaughlin, H R Holt, J F Barker, F H McLarty, C M McLarty and family, Mrs T H Sanford, W F Morris, L M Woods, Misses Ruth and Esther Woods, M A Stewart, Henry Edminston, Mrs Homer Smith, Mrs J F McBaughlin, Mrs Pierce Hutson and Harrell, Quinton Sanford and family are listed as visiting or staying with relatives. Rain is noted in the county as a weather update. Dulce Hott visits from Little Rock for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Morris
Nashville
L. M. Woods
Ruth
Esther Woods
M. AL. Stewart
Hot Springs
Henry Edminston
Bingen
Tokino
Homer Smith
Tokio
J. F. McBaughlin
Pierce Hutson
Son Harrell
Belton
Quinton Sanford
Dulcle Hott
Little Rock
Family visits and local social notes in El Dorado and Kansas
Shover Springs locals recount Bryan Ruggles returning home from El Dorado and Welmon Ruggles heading to Kansas after visiting their mother Ida Ruggles who is improving. Mrs. Charles Rodgers and Park er visited W. A. Walker household for dinner. Tom England and Neal Waller dined with Albey Smiths. Mrs. John Caldwell of Texarkana visited the Ingland home from Thursday to Saturday. Sunday visitors at John Reece’s included Gracie Reece and wife, W. A Walker, and George Johnson with son Ramon. Young people gathered at Early McWilliams Friday night for dominoes, a nice time. Sunday school was rained out. everyone urged to attend next Sunday. J. M. Reace and W. A. Walker shopped in Hope Monday.
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Bryan Ruggles
el Dorado
Welmon
Kansas
Ida Ruggles
Charles Rodgers
Parker
al W. A. Walker
Tom England
Neal Waller
Albey Smith Sanday
John Caldwell
Texarkens
Community welcomes new residents amid steady rainfall
The town notes ongoing rain while welcoming Mr and Mrs Bill Martin to the community hoping for a joyful life there. Wilfred and Harry Nelson from El Dorado visited with local relatives. Mr and Mrs Bill Walton of Wichita Kansas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jack Wilton. Charlie Powell and Harald Burns accompanied by Carnell and Virginia Walton visited Sunday evening. Mesa Willie Henry spent last Sunday with Mrs Jack Walton. Frabbie Leo Wharwallet at Tye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Martin
Wilfred
Harry Nelson
el Dorado
Bill Walton
Wichita Kat
Jack Wilton
Charlie Powell
Harald Burns Vallett
Carnell
Tom Mix A Bold Adventurer And Western Hero
Hollywood born star Tom Mix, famed partner of the horse Tony, led a legendary life from El Paso County Texas to global fame. His military service spanned the Spanish American War to the Boer War, before a chance rodeo scene launched his film career. From 1910 to 1925 he and Tony drew huge crowds, earning high salaries, building a Hollywood cabin, and embracing danger as the heart of his work. He valued thrill and work over domestic comforts, recounting injuries and steadfast dedication to his craft.
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Hollywood
America
Tom Mix
Mix
el Paso County
Texas
U.S
Bernice
Philippines
China
Ladysmith
South Africa
Pete
Madero
Mexico
Juarez
Texas Ranger
Twin Buttes
Col
Magles
Twin Bulles
Frestott
Arizona
Tony
Tex Mix
Mini
Jeff
Falcon Community Club Organized in Falcon
On November 24, 1931 the Falcon community women formed a four member women's club. Officers: President Miss Lillian Tyson. Vice President Mrs. C. B. McSwain. Secretary Mrs. H. D. Cox. Treasurer Mrs. P. D. C. Galloway. Reporter Mrs. 8 M. Marlar. December program includes jar painting demo by Mrs. Cox, gift patterns by Mrs. Maniac, candies by Mrs. Galloway. next meeting December 3. weekly meetings with Tyson attending monthly.
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Women of
Falcon
Lillian Tyson
C, Be, McSwain
H. D. Cox
PD. C. Galloway
M. Marlar
DB. Cox
Community Notes From Local Week Gatherings
Bethlehem Miss Harley and Paris Vines spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Thorman Landes. A dance at Mr. and Mrs I. D. Arnold's drew a good crowd and pleasant memories. Sid Thomas of Hope visited Perry Huckabee on Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Thadines hosted Sunday night at their home with daughter Mrs. Lucille Landes. Rev. Floyd Clark and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. Tony Landes Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester May welcomed a nine pound son. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Sulton visited at Mr. and Mrs. Duth Huskahee Thursday.
Hollis Family Gathering Invited This Sunday Afternoon
An invitation note describes Mrs Geetrude Hollis calling Mrs Ada Hollis on a Sunday afternoon and invites everyone to attend a local gathering at Palinos on an upcoming Friday.
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Henry
Geetrude Hollis
Ada Hollis
Community Notes From The Week In Review
Miss Carrie and Mrs Jimmie Williams called on Mrs Gilley Wednesday. Dewey and Irine Hall of Texarkana spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs Alice Barham. Bonner Miller, a veteran St Louis golf enthusiast, daily walks six miles around Forest Park.
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Carrie
Jimmie Williams
Gilley
Dewey and
Irine Hall
Texarkana
Alice Barham
Bonner Miller
St. Louis
Forest Park
Multinational LSU Student Body Highlighted in University
A report notes thirteen foreign countries are represented in the Louisiana State University student body. Separately, an inventors congress in Oakland, California showcased a device to wrinkle prunes. In Texas Hill Country, a Houston party of ball players reportedly bagged eight deer.
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Louisiana State University
Oakland
California
Houston
Tex
Texas Hill Country
Fragmentary OCR: Banquet Reflections on Spent Efforts
Fragmented text shows a banquet scene with remarks on spending and fatigue. Names, dates, places, or clear events are unreadable, but tone hints at a reflective closing moment and attendees departing. Further readable details are not available in the kept fragment.
Market Report on Fresh Produce and Farm Goods
A fragmentary market note lists fresh fruits and vegetables sold including green peas beans onions sweet potatoes peppers corn melons cucumbers pumpkins tomatoes and peppers. It mentions a family operation run by two sons and an agent Ethel Owen.
Spenng Night Carnival Brings Town Visitations
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a carnival night at Spening with Mr and Mrs Chken and May visiting the school in the afternoon. Mentions of Henry May Mise Helen Futter Mrs Ervin Betts Dow Arnold and Louie Rogers with relatives. Mentions annual hunting permits and foreign stead costs.
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Mrs Chken
May
Henry May
Helen Futter
Ervin Betts
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Johnny
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Sos
Elfinds Ou Ue
Maxing Stephens
Geraldius Mitchell
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D.L. Paisley
Shover Spring
Patmos
Falcon Community Club
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