Coming legislative session to shape tax and banking laws
The upcoming session faces debate on general revenue fund use and property relief, with Parnell urging broader tax cuts for farmers. Representatives discuss strengthening water power, revenue directs to public works, and proposed anti banking and regulatory measures. Deliberations loom over general plans and appropriations.
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Ion
General Revenue Fund
Parnell
Eau
Stdie
Gattiton
Sinaliet
Ebain
Gold Strike Roars From Nevada Desert Camps
In the Nevada desert at Rabbit Hole a sudden mining boom formed overnight after two prospectors Charley and Jim Scossa reported a gold strike. Claims were staked over a five mile area within 24 hours as news drew hundreds to the site and Lovelock’s assay office saw incoming ore samples.
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Rabbit Hole
Nev
Nevada Desert
Charley
Jim Scossa
Charley Scossa
Jerry Ingals
Bob Thomas
Jim Brown
Rose Bud
Mother Lode
Jian
Lovelick
Lovelock
Scossa
January Jones
Gurney Gordon
Goldfields Fame
Joe Hall
Jim Garnier
Prison Visitor Exchange Sparks Sparse Exchange
A terse dialogue between a visitor and a convict reveals a clash over motive and wealth, highlighting class tension in a prison setting. The exchange centers on money as the driving factor behind the visitor’s presence and the convict’s defiant rebuttal.
Recovery year for auto industry ahead in 1931
Detroit analysis from 1931 says the automobile industry is stripped for action after 1929 excess supply. Dealers led the way, moving about a million cars, with new models and improvements planned for early 1931 shows in New York and Chicago. Optimism centers on steady demand, export potential, and replacement needs, while scrapping and dealer network issues remain.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Sual
New York
Chicago
World of Science Surprises With Living Cells From Brain Fats
Cleveland scientist Dr Crile showcased a startling experiment at the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Brain fats mixed with fats and proteins from dead cells produced waterborne substances that assembled into life like cells that breathe move and divide. Scientists noted the process raises questions about cancer growth and the origin of life while stressing it is not artificial life.
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Cleveland
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ges. W. Crile
Cleveland Clinic
Crile
Melrose Notes Include Theft, Travels and Visitors
Dr Zimmerly reported his car stolen Saturday night near Hane. An opposum hunt Friday on Frank Padgett’s farm provided light entertainment. Mr Erwin and family plan to move, with Dr Zimmerly and a fly moving into their house. Mr and Mrs Jack Petre of Oklahoma visited F W Petre, and Mr and Mrs Bert Hubbert of Val Miant, Oklahoma visited Myre Hubbert and family. Grandchildren enjoyed a Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. Carl Britt and family returned from a four week visit with Mrs Ellis in Prescott. Dinner guests at Dr C G Kimmerly’s home included Will Nungeiser and son Nelson of Granule fork, Olinvis, and Mrs Louis Becker of Hope, among others.
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Zimmerly
Hane
Frank Padgett
Erwin
Prescott
CG. P. Kimmerly
Will Nungeiser
Nelson
Louis
Hope
Herman
Fragmentary notice yields unclear names and details
A torn OCR fragment mentioning several unclear names and phrases. The readable portion shows no coherent event, date, or location to report. The item appears to be an incomplete public notice or notice fragment with garbled text.
Business recovery outlook and railroad leaders speak
The article reports cautious optimism for 1930 with operators ready to meet demand for transportation needs. M H Cahill of the Missouri Kansas Texas Ballads notes improvement over 1929, while W A Storey of the Richardson Topeka and Santa Fe Railway confirms expectations of better conditions though recovery remains slow.
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M.H. Cahill
Texas
W.A. Storey
Richerson Topeka and Sanly Bo Railway Staten
Phi Beta Kappa Planned for University of Arkansas
Fayetteville The Senate of Phi Beta Kappa recommended to the national council that a chapter be established at the University of Arkansas. The national council will meet in September to decide. Arkansas was one of six nominees from more than 100 applying this year.
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Fayetteville
Senate of
Phi Beta Kappa
National Council
University of Arkansas
O. M. Vanthees
Senate
United States
Movie Fans Never Tire of Letters
Hollywood letters flow to stars as fans request photos, hair, recipes, and even cigarette tips. Excerpts show fans pestering Sue Carol Richard Dix Evelyn Brent Bally Compson and Bebe Daniels with casual, humorous demands as they await new work.
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Hollywood
W.P
Sue Carol
Richard Dix
Evelyn Brent
Sam
Bally Compson
Tal Bebe
Dunlols
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Lindsey
Ben B. Lindsey
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Joantile Martin
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Bim J
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Westershall
Ighaatro
Camden
Spui
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K. G. McHae
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Altie Mey Cd
Carl Copeland
Jack Lawhorn
Hempstead County
Hope Furniture Company
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