Poem and Meeting Notes From Pat Cleburn UDC Chapter
A poem dedicated to Mrs. Lowthorp is presented at a Pat Cleburn Chapter UDC meeting in Hot Springs. The gathering at Mrs. McFaddin’s home features Sidney Lanier and Stephen Foster life sketches, music, and an original poem about Franklin D Roosevelt. Numerous attendees and social details are listed along with a range of visits and upcoming trips.
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Rosa Polk Shipley
Mes
Pat Cleburn
U. D.C
BE. FP. McFaddin
R. V. Herndon
F. ¥. Trimble
Jerome Smith
J. K. Green
McFaddin
Wilbur Jones
J. A. Henry
Sidney Lanier
C. S. Lowthorp
W. KE. Massey
Hot Springs
The
National Organization
Albert Pike
Little Rock
Lowthorp
Arkansas
George Spraggins
D. H. Lipscomb
J. E. B. Steuart
R. M. LaGrant
Black Joe
Stephen Calling
Foster
America
W. ©. Shipley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Juanita
R. T White
A. M. LaGrose
Mary Ross
Matilda McFaddin
Coffer
Wanted Reliable Men to Sell Rawleigh Products
Wanted reliable men age 25 to supply established Rawleigh demand in South Miller and Little River counties and Hope Arkansas and other areas. Company furnishes everything but cay. Good profits for hustlers. Write Rawleigh Co Dept AK-151-OD Memphis Tenn or see J A Gulley Hope Ark 2 8 15p.
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Rawleigh
South Miller
Little River Counties
Hope
Cay
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Gulley
Ark
Income Tax in a Nutshell for 1933 Returns
The notice outlines who must file for 1933, filing window January 1 to March 15, 1934, and where to file with the district collector. It explains four percent tax on net income over personal exemptions up to four thousand dollars, eight percent on the remainder, and a surtax starting above six thousand, with an example calculation and a note that earned income credit is not available under the 1932 act. It cautions readers to study form 1040 instructions before filing.
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Internal Revenue
Heroic Sacrifice and Educational Struggles Across Regions
The report notes large class sizes up to 85 students per teacher and widespread strain on educators. It cites teacher housing among families in rural Colorado, historic boarding practices, and low salaries. Massachusetts schools salvage era texts from basements while West Virginia schools tolerate outdated books. many histories omit World War I entirely.
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Richmond
Colorado
America
Massachusetts
West Virginia
France
Legion Post Meeting Set With National Official Speaker
At Blevins on February 15 the post will host National Vice-Commander Robert L. Gordon of Dermott as feature speaker. Ilva Hendrix and members invited, with a committee including A H Wade and Sydney Stone arranging. Membership reached 70 this week, 25 short of the annual quota, hut site plans discussed with City Council for a Legion Hut at Fair Park.
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Blevins
Robert L. Gordon
Dermott
Ilva Hendrix
Dewey Hendrix
Huddleston Post
Med
Hendrii
A. H. Wade
Sydney Stone
McCaskill
L. A. Manning
Belton
Charles Taylor
B. C. Hollis
Oliver Williams
Port
Legion Post
Fair Park
Sankey Confesses Seizing Boettcher
Verne Sankey, the kidnapper linked to Denver financier Charles Boettcher II, confessed involvement as he was escorted by U.S. agents to Sioux Falls to face charges in the Boettcher kidnapping. The Department of Justice announced the development following his return under guard from a South Dakota location.
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Washington
Chicago
Gordon Francis Alcorn
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Department of Justice
Sankey
South Dakota
Sionx Falls
Verne Sankey
Boettcher
Northwest
Sioux Falls
Charles Boettcher LI
Melvin Purvis
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Saukey
Milwaukee
Petition Seeks Vote on El Dorado Telephone Rates
Residents filed a petition with the El Dorado city clerk to place an initiative ordinance on the April 3, 1934 city election ballot. It calls for lowering telephone rates, cites 25 to 100 percent higher charges than similar towns, and alleges rates are based on outdated valuations. The council has debated rates for two years without action.
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EL Dorado
Arkansas
United States
United States Supreme Courts
County Wide Sing Planned at City Hall Auditorium
County wide singing event set for Sunday afternoon in City Hall auditorium with multiple quartets from across the county. Organizer Wash Hutson expects a full house. Dallas vocal instructors BF. X, Trigg and C. Stafford will attend, plus a quartet from Idabel Oklahoma. Program begins 1 40 and runs into the evening. the public is invited and asked to bring song books.
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City Hall
Wash Hutson
Commissioner’s Sale Notice in Hempstead County
In pursuance of a chancery order dated November 2 1933 in case No 2621 between L Cantley Receiver of St Louis Joint Stock Land Bank and R P Arnold administrator of the estate of James H McCollum deceased the undersigned as Commissioner will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at the front door of the County Courthouse where the court is held.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
L. Cantley
St. Louis
County sale notice of Hempstead Arkansas real estate
In Hempstead County Arkansas on February 24 1934 within legal hours a public sale of described real estate will occur The properties include parts of Sections 36 31 and 6 T12S R26W T12S R25W and T13S R25W containing 798.58 acres more or less conveyed with exceptions The sale is on credit three months bond with security at 8 percent interest and a lien retained to secure payment of purchase money. Commissioner Dale C Jones signs the notice February 2 9 16 1934.
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Hempstead
Washington
Arkansas
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
A. P. Dyke
L. A. Dyke
A. D
Dale C. Jones
Sale Notice of Real Estate in Hope Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Chancery Court decree 1933 will sell Lot 4 Block 62 Hope at public auction to the highest bidder at the courthouse front entrance Washington on Saturday February 2 1934. Purchaser to post bond with 9 percent interest from sale date. lien retained to secure payment. sale conducted by the Commissioner under order in case No 2670 National Saving & Loan Association v J W McWashington et al. February 2 1934.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
National Savings & Loan Association
J. W. McWashington
Washington
Arkansas
Hope
Notice of sale in case 2663 in Washington county
Notice is given that in case No. 2663 between National Savings & Loan Association and A J Rooks et al, the court commissioner will offer the property for sale at public vendue at the county courthouse in Washington on Saturday the 2th day of (month).
Real estate description and bond figures from 1934 sale
February A D 104 real estate description covers the west half of Lot S HY in Block Sixty two Howe Hempstead County Arkansas. The sale requires bond with security and interest per cent per year from the sale date to secure payment of the purchase price with a lien retained on the premises. Dale C Jones announces February 2 9 16.
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Howe
Arkansas
Hempstead County
A. D
Dale C, Jones
Chancery
Notice of public sale in county court proceeding 1933
On the 2nd day of November 1933 in case number 2668 pending before the court between National Savings and Loan Association and I.F. Hell et al as defendants the court will offer the premises for sale at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the County Courthouse where the court sits in the county mentioned.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
National Savings and Loan Association
I.f. Hell
Gaid
Judicial sale notice Hope Arkansas February 24 1935
Hempstead County Arkansas will sell at public auction on February 24 1935 the parcel Lot Five Block 64 and Lot Six Block 64 in City of Hope. Sale on credit of three months with bond security and a lien to secure payment. interest to accrue from sale date. Commissioner in Chancery Dale C Jones signs the order.
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Toney
A. D
Dale C, Jones
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