Homecoming for Henderson at Henderson State College
Disjointed OCR notes describe Henderson State College homecoming events with radio broadcast plans from Hot Springs and a Friday football game at Haysore field against Ouachita Tix wers. Mentions a ceremony, a float, and benefit program with uncertain names and dates.
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Arkadelthia
Liege
Hendmson State College
Hot Springs
Aolack
Tenetarion Reddies
Ouachita Tixwers
Haysore Field
Clissie
Pleteher Kiezia
Tenedorein
Kigtia
Local seniors to speak at Redkle News Bureau event
Amalee Lloyd of Dierks Arkansas and 1890 senior Jn Henderson will attend as speakers at a pep meeting. The Reddle band led by J. O. Burns will not perform, and the broadcast will feature several Hediie team members. The program is sponsored by the Redklie News Bureau with Din Groene as director.
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Amalee Lloyd
Dierks
Ark
Jn Henderson
Reddle Bane
J. O. Burns
Local Social Notes From Al Dorada Area Gatherings
A string of guests and visitors fill recent days in Al Dorada and nearby communities. Mrs Mani remembered as Miss Louis Capps, former teacher of Home Economics. Mrs Wilson Mitchell of San Angelo visits sister Mrs Ernest Houser and family. Barbary and Betty McGregor of Beinklys Arkans attend with their grandfather. Texas City guest after a visit with Paruby. Mrs J J Bayabai noted in: Jean of Pesartun spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Freyberger and others in Aubrey Perry area. Yokero returns to Dallas hotel after extended visit with parents. Dowager Queen Mary of Dyilehie disposed of a car and now drives a light automobile.
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Mex
Paul
al Dorada
Mani
Louis’ Capps
Wilson Mitchell
San Angelo
Texas
Ernest Houser
Barbary
Betty McGregor
Beinklys
Arkans
Sordaliny
Benest Dauser der Sieg
Unclear Names and Places in Hampton Visit Record
Fragments show Mr and Mrs Milas Prielor and Arla visiting Miss Finn McLaughlin Sundin Private of Woodbury. Aik visited the video of Fascant FP McCaughlin on Sunday.
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Milas Prielor
Columbus Wins Three Games In Closer Holiday Meet
Columbus rolled to three wins in a Tuesday night basketball set against Sacytoga teams. The junior Tigers battled a slow first game to a 12 9 finish, while the second game stayed tight with a 27 25 final as Columbus pressed late. The senior squad pursued a 60th straight win season with a 37 7 victory, and Friday they face the Emmet squad in three games.
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Bull Dogs
Sacytoga
Columbus
Gea
Cole
Dinbue
Consrast
Cubs
Wy Tigers
Colmbus
Senioy Boys
Hein Beled
Sitte
Tigers
Colmmbus
Emmet
Visitors from nearby towns share Sunday call at Mineral Springs
Daughters and relatives from Nashville Prescott McCastill and Prescot neighbors visited Mineral Springs over Sunday. Names include Sutlin Sutlin McLarty Tommy Whitlarsh Melarty Hurlleston Melarty Coolig and Maroon among others with local towns Highland Nashville and Mizhtsnd noted. A separate note mentions Edward Duke of Wireless described as a magician patient with sleight of hand and tricks.
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Georgoe McLarty Sutlin
G. F. Tommy
Nashville
Gordon Prescott
McCastill Wit Shere
Nanci
Lloyd Whitlarsh
Prescoth
Myo
Mes
Sim Hurlleston Suis
J K Melarty
Sundday
R. A. Coolig
Highland
Hawaii Statehood Debate Moves Through Congress
Washington dispatch outlines ongoing efforts to grant Hawaii statehood. Actors include lawmakers weighing timing amid opposition and indifference, with focus on naval importance and potential constitutional questions. The piece notes Hawaii’s diverse population, including Japanese and Filipino residents, and references territorial governance versus a full state status.
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Jack Stirnety
Washington
Congress
Union
United States
Uncle Sam
Hawai
Navy
Tertiorial Board
Language Barriers And Parade Of Nations At Hawaii
A 1920s-era write up notes mixed reactions as Japan and other nations mingle in Hawaii. It cites military age questions among Japanese aliens, possible congressional scrutiny, and a playful exchange about slang during a tank demonstration. The piece touches on national pride, language gaps, and ceremonial display amid tensions.
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Hawaii
Japan
Latins Leave Laugh Trail
A US State Department style dispatch recounts Latin American generals touring American defense sites. Hosts and guests built mutual respect despite dining frictions and rigid seating rules. Bandmasters struggled to perform unfamiliar national anthems under exacting orders. The article notes the personalities and tensions of hosting high-ranking officers away from home.
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Wildis Thornton
Army
Soybean Production Grows Since Twenty Five Years Ago
The article notes annual soybean production around 57 million bushels and employment for about 50,000 people. It highlights that twenty five years ago the soybean was virtually unknown, marking rapid growth and economic impact.
Fought Flowers In 1996 War Department Called Upon
A quirky historical note claims in 1996 the U S War Department fought flowers, with hyacinths spreading from rivers and streams in Florida, choking waterways and prompting action.
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U. S. War Department
Doans Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Backaches
Doans Pills have helped millions for over 40 years by easing backaches linked to kidney trouble. The ad urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan's Pills, claiming they purge poisons from the blood and relieve pains from kidney dysfunction.
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Nature
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