Evening in the hills and social notices mix
Sun down and moon rise over the hill as a comrade calls from beyond the way. Feb meet at 2 held at Mrs W Strickland's home with hostesses. Woodpien Circle gathers at 4 45 with Eva D as guest. Friddy Music Club meets Friday. Clara Lawthorpe chapter notes and Confederate teachers recollections. Missing text obscures details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil
Pheu
Woodpien Circle
Wondmen Hall
Eva D
Texarkaun Wasp
J. My Buswell
U S to Continue Oil Prosecution
Attorney General Cannings said the U S Department of Justice plans to press further charges against oil companies and individuals in a antitrust case. He indicated actions would focus on Minlison Wisconsin with additional prosecutions slated for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitiington
Cannings
le Departivin of Justice
Minlison
Wis
Aetictrust
Vine Jaliony
All Talk at Once Continues on Page One
The article discusses a debate with Vandenberg over misconceptions of labor and governance. It references Lallie and Mrs. Care, notes tensions about colonial exchanges, and mentions New Netherlands, New York, and 1667 trading Burghind for Surinam in Dutch Guiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Netherlands
New York
Burghind
Surinam
Dulel
Guiana
Hike WPA rolls to two million in winter relief plan
Washington officials announced expanded work relief enrollment to about 2,000,000 people in February, with gradual reductions afterward. Aubrey Willis, acting WPA administrator, said the program would be widened due to rising demand, aiming to offset layoffs and absorb costs through winter aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Willis
WPA
Fabel Tambna
Quayre
Vins Offleinis
Semmdodd
Cron
Povellier
Inelus
Wwork-rulief
Ludger
Jessure
Head Began as Office Boy for Manufacturers
A fragment notes a man who started as an office boy and rose to president of the American Roll ing MIN Co. He holds a dozen directorships and has ties to the National Association at Miniufacturers. The text references SULI-MADE hurdles and Chewtoud Les in a dated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Head
Vjuek
Mice Mieke
Miniuifacturers
American Rolling Min Co
Holter
The Women Don’t Respect Our Customs
A satirical travel column argues that women disdain local customs and imitate fashion trends to pass enforcement. It cites alleged purchases of expensive apparel to appear nonchalant to uniformed guards, framing the issue as a rural social critique.
Reward Offered for First Oil Well in Mississippi
Mississippi lawmakers discuss a $100000 prize to the first commercial oil well. Senator Mack Young proposes authorizing $400000 from the state treasury to fund the reward, aiming to spur oil exploration while noting prior similar efforts. Oil Supervisor Henry N Tier calls the oil race active, despite uncertainties. The piece also references a historic note about the House of Nicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mack Young
Mississippi
Young
Henry N. Tier
Senamy Young
U S Offers Rewards for Capturing Fugitives Leader
U S authorities offer 5000 dollars for the capture of a man named Lewis Buchalter, said to head a gang of racketeers in New York. A 3000 dollar reward is posted for his capture as he remains at large amid ongoing manhunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis Buchalter
Prohi Repealer Passed in Georgia
The Georgia House approved a local option measure repealing the 24 year old city liquor law. The 16 to 85 vote sent to Governor Rivers for signature, already approved by the senate, with counties voting wet by petition or remaining dry. The session aimed to fund Rivers New Deal programs like pensions and public health and education.
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Atlanta
Georgia House
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Senate
House
Roy Harris
Governor Rivers
McNab Home Demonstration Club January Meeting Notes
McNab Home Demonstration Club met January 17 at Mrs. John M Revel’s home with thirteen members present. Officers: President Mrs. T C Lee and Secretary Mrs V J Jones absent. The report notes water damage to crops and livestock losses, railroad crew efforts to prevent a washout, and local visits by D L Jones, Dolores Jones, William Jones of Texarkana, C M Hanchey, C T Hanchey, Charles Singleton, Fox Moore and W W Moore. Local residents and visitors from Louisiana and Ashdown are mentioned amid community updates.
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Home Demonstration Club
McNab
John M
Revel
T. C. Lee
V. J. Jones
Booker E. Jones
Dolores
William Jones
Texarkana
Texas
D. L. Jones
C. M. Hanchey
C. T. Hanchey
Bethany
Olda
Charles Singleton
Direct
Fox Moore
W. W. Moore
W. Willims
Ashdown
Hogan Cannon
Louisiana
G M. Cannon
Sam Stone
C. Spatés
Win
Hoy Foll
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Sid Henry
SSS
Othe
Pat Cleburne Chapley
Wil Hell
Velock
W. Strickland
South Birn Street
Wilburgenus
M. M. Smyth
Miri
Nike
R. M. LaGriane
Northerney Street
Clara Lawthorj
C. of
Cy Hell
Dinary
Martiny Smith
South Elm Street
Frances Yocum
Audrey McAthims
Mary Cornell Holloway
Vustead
Hell
Lee
Hicksoh
Miwrey
Margaret Simms
Stonewall Jackson
Lawthorp
Geners
Jyeltsan
Maurey
Brrdy
Die Piretty
Heniette
Maye Donaht
Saenger
Sylvia Sidney
Joel McCrea
Humphrey Bogart
THUR
FBI
Gur Olt
Tracy
Hollywood
Greening Insurance Agency
Martord
Sidenquity Company
Martford, Coun
U.S
Vandenberg
Lallie
Hicardo Cort June Travis
In Case of the Bhick’ Cat
Outlaw
Deanna
Walter Wanger
Sylata Menry
Sidney Fonda
Bétrton Macbane
Kat Dison
Willkie Coogan
Charles
Chic) Sale
Fritz Laing
United Artists
Hamilton Trust Fund
B. J. Osburn
Philbrick
Hamilton Depositors Corp
Denver
Coloride
Men
S . Cututhes
Hall Bros
Hatters
Capitol
Washington
Hook
Tielen Valeis
Warner
Jhontne
Ly Wits
Nicer
Engher
Owen Tutor
Catherine of
France
Henry von
England
Buchalter
Uncle Sam
The
Pacific
Trim
Amerian Sl
Oxeay
Diego
Ag Crud Musi
Wiesip
Letwen de Puget Soundary Yard
Vicks VA
Penn
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
East Sed
China
Kublai KE
Ene
Beawy
Duggar
IL West Socind
Marcy Lee
Ivy
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