Gerald Reyenya Contest on Corn in Southwest Arkansas
Gerald Reyenya leads a corn contest at Henderson State College in December under the State Wide corn production program. Sponsored by a fertilizer bureau with partners, it encourages fertilizer use and price incentives, aiming to boost yields through Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Stations guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerah Reyengs
Emmet
Seymour
Arkansas
Henderson
Lenchera Collent
Bucran
Potuer Partners of America
Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Stations
Willy
Wall
Negro Home Clubs Hold Meeting Here
The sensational district Home Economics meeting was held at Yerger High School November 10, 1939, with J Washington hostess. Teachers from Arkadelphia, Ashdown, Magnolia, Nashville, Hope and Pine Bluff, plus guest speakers, discussed home economics work and plans for a state meeting. Luncheon, social, and a business session ended a very successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School
Washington
Tuld Abel
Maud Wiley
Arkadelphia
Aimie Mie Williams
Ashdmyn
Rvaphus
J. Nelson
Magnodia
Jele Midleton
Wodto Aston
Cole Julmsian
Nashville
Ella May Watson
C_C. Harraway
Ove Tollett
Ruth Johnson MeKamic
Hope
Kula Peebles
A. M
College of Pine Bluff
Ark
Goris Bushden
Hot Springs
Home Economics
Hope Club
Negro School Honor Roll List at Noloncate District No 29
Hist of honor students in Noloncatered School District No 29 elementary grades. Eighth Susie Mae Snowden Symarie Woodberry Ruby James Seventh Arilla Traylos Lester Wise Ruth Lee dacksm Sixth Celie Mae McClinton Olu Mie Jackson Fifth Lillian Mae Seat Ruth Leu James Cora Lee Nolen Howard James Fourth Susie Lee Johnson Georgie Mae McClinton Eva Mae Sarkson Third Judinita Snowden Kile Vedi Mevelsiax Roberts Seute Ehkesnid Owen Glinn Jim McClinton Vernive Snuwien Miessiade Mae Anne Holliwig Walter Lee McClinton
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Noloncatered
Rufle
Judinita Snowden
Kile Vedi Mevelsiax
Roberts Seute
Ehkesnid
Owen Glinn
Jim McClinton
Vernive Snuwien
Miessiade
Mae Anne Holliwig
Walter Lee McClinton
Uncertain crop meeting amid rough early spring talk
Fragmentary notes show farmers discussing hay crop prospects and unsettled weather. A terse exchange mentions risk and urgency, with unclear dialogue about planting and harvest timing. The garbled text suggests tension over growing conditions and decisions.
Four Hope Bobcats Land All-State Honors in 1939 Football
Wesley Calhoun 240 pound tackle earns first team spot on Arkansas Gazette. Norman Green 190 pound end named second team, listed 6 feet 2 42 inches tall. Bobby Ellen 165 pound quarterback 6 feet high scorer for 1939, placed on AP and Arkansas Democrat first teams at right halfback. Thomas Quimby 160 pound guard on Arkansas Democrat second team.
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Hope Bobcats
Wesley Calhoun
Arkansas Gazette
Norman Green
The
Gazette
Bobby Ellen
Associated Press
Arkansas Democrat
Ellen
Thomas Quimby
We the Women We the Women by Aatic Millette
Grace Moore plans an opening in Connecticut to train and mentor young women in singing, offering guidance from experienced professionals. She aims to create opportunities, pairing training with practical help to launch careers and encourage older mentors to share know how. The piece reflects on the gap between talent and opportunity and the need for personal guidance.
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Aatic Millety
Grace Moore
Sheee
Connecticut
Evinyone
Shyme
Tammany Hall rises anew amid city reform fears
In New York a revived Tammany Hall crowds the old red brick building as Alfred E. Smith Jr wins a close mayoral vote and Louis De Salvo contests, signaling a possible push to dictate reform, while LaGuardia watches from a distance. The troupe mobilizes thousands, courting voters and pledging a $650,000,000 campaign, setting up a clash that could renew the political fight.
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George Ross
New York
Order of Tammany
LaGuardia
Tammany Tiger
Tammany Hall
Tammany S
Contad
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
Smart Tiger
Tarominy
Alfred E. Smith, Jr
Louis de Salvin
Jimmy Kelly
Smith
Tamimtay
Teak
Iistriel Testlers
Little Flower
Industrious Finn A Country Idealized In AAP Feature
The feature outlines Finland’s post war gains and aims detailing territorial questions with Russia and the Aaland Islands. It notes Finland’s 147700 square miles and 3,835,000 population, recounts its 20 year independence, rough granite terrain, forests, strong wood and paper industries, cooperative movement leadership, and notable figures Paavo Nurmi Sibelius Frans Eemi Silanpas. It also mentions war debt payments, Helsinki as capital, and peacetime gun ownership with marksmanship courses.
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Russia
Fialeadd Salis
Aaland — Islands
Hanno Head
Kareliari Isthmus
Leningrad
Fetsamo
Gulf of Finland
Arctic
Montana
Finland
Peter’ the Great
Hussia
Sweden
Nicholas II
Rusw Nealion
Cosops
Frans Eemi
Silanpas
Helsinki
Peassant
Quiet Meeting Dismisses Disruption Amid Pye Comments
A meeting opened with staff urged to quiet down after chair Pye noted no significant remarks in the room. A voice from the rear dismissed the chatter, saying attendees were not missing much of the proceedings.
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Pye
Barber and patron clash over a glass of water request
In a brief barber shop exchange, a customer asks for water while muttering worries about a leak. The barber and patron respond with confusion as the man checks his neck, hinting at anxious mood but offering no clear resolution.
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Rian
Taybur
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Gerald Reyenya
Negro School News
Ming
Star Publishing Company
Chilain—Whit
Grizini
Wien
Twiggs
Nige
Santa Claus
Polly
Peter and
Toig
Santa
Anam
Ol’ Glitzen
Jung Oar
Peter
Ted
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Jas
E. Allen
Mgr
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