Lands Taken For Ordnance Grounds In Hempstead County
Mrs. Lillian Routon won a jury verdict for 23737.50 in a suit over land condemned for federal ordnance grounds in Hempstead county Arkansas. The federal court heard testimony on land value with estimates from local farmers and a government appraiser, and settlement figures prior to verdict.
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Lillian Routon
Western Proving Grounds
Lempstead County
Ark
Arkansas
Hempstead
Ederal
John E. Harris
Crocker
Nathaniel J. Har
Hioneys
Steve Carrigan
Ben Maver
Head, Shaver Williams
Piighest
W. J. Arnold
C. EB. May
Federal Land Apraiser
J. K. Green
Eupstead
Hugh Gar- W. Martin
C. C. Norwood
S. Kins
Mark Jackson
J. R
Orovernment
Routon
Nora Carrigan Ais
Harry J.ley
Wernment
Carrigan
T. S. McDavitt
McDavitt
Kings Row Spring Drama Opens in a Silent Town
In 1890 Kings Row begins spring amid a formal townscape centered on the courthouse and school. Miss Sally Venable teaches eager children while Drake McHugh and Parris Mitchell vie for Cassandra Tower as broad social divides start to shape the youngsters’ futures.
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Kings Row
Methodist
Baptist
Presbyterian
Town Creek
Aberdeen Cellege
Presbyterian School
Bors
Sinte Étsylumm
West Street
Miles Jackson
The
Gazette
Sally Venable
Sally
Cassandra Tower
Lven
Cassandra
Missi Venable
Drake McHugh
Miss Venable
Drake
Hugh
Csandra
Robins Sons
Parris Mitchell
Parris
Madame von Eln
Alex Berdorff
Handy Monaghan
Purvis
Randy Monaghan
Oil and Gas Filings and Deeds List for Hope Arkansas Area
A detailed ledger of oil and gas leases royalties and deeds dated 1942 and earlier, covering multiple parcels in Hempstead and Lafayette counties. Records include royalty deeds, O&G leases for sections 21 28 and 33 of various townships, with associated filers grantors and grantees such as Monzinga Goff Barlow Sage Parsons Wilson etc, and notes on acreage and undivided interests.
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F. E. Monzinga
Gene Goff
Swik
Amos P. Powell
J. D. Barlow
Pt. Sey
W. C. Wallis
Earl C. Cox
Wallis
Hope
Arkansas
Bacon
Jw. D. Barlow
el New See
New Repression of French Jews In Occupied France
German authorities in Vichy occupied France imposed a curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. forbidding Jews to leave their homes or change residence. Violations could lead to internment in a concentration camp, imprisonment, or a fine. The order, issued by General Ott von Stuelpnagel, took effect immediately.
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Vichy
France
Ott von Stuelpnagtle
Grandson of Nominee Not Related to Thurman
Allen G. Thurman, former Hope resident, died at his Shreveport home Tuesday. He was reported not to be the grandson of the 1889 Democratic candidate Allen G. Thurman. Hope figure John 14 Wilson, ex county judge, sheriff and state senator, provided the assertion learned years ago.
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Allen G. Thurman
Hope
Shreveport
United States
Grover Cleveland
John 14 Wilson
Wilson
Thurman
Cleveland
Rotary Club hears talk on China at noon meeting
Prescott Rotary Club met Tuesday at The Broadway Hotel with ef C. C. Murray, Cham ber of Commerce secretary, delivering an engaging talk on China covering its history religion and customs. Also noted were local social updates and a Red Cross Home Nurse Course launching soon with a detailed list of subjects and daily routines.
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Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
Ef C. C. Murray
Chamber of Commerce
China
Red Cross
Calendar notice for February club meeting
A 1916 calendar item notes activities this week. The 240-1916 club will meet at the home of Mrs. Matt Hitt on Friday February 1 at 3 30 PM. All members are to gather at the Junior High School for a joint meeting.
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Matt Hitt
Tallest smokestiel in British Empire located at Copper Clift Ont
The tall brick smokestack weighs 14 000 tons and rises 510 feet high with an inside diameter of 65 feet at the base, marking a landmark in Copper Clift Ontario, Canada.
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Copper Clift
Ont
Canada
Willie Dos Helps Sheriff Then Steals From Court
Willis Dos, alias Bules Lindsey, was aided by the sheriff and Mrs. C B Baker to leave Tempstead county jail on bond. He later frequented the sheriff’s quarters, assisted at the Bakers’ home, and after the Bakers left town he seized the sheriff’s revolver, a pistol, a watch, and bootleg liquor. He was recaptured and jailed again. most items were recovered though some bootleg liquor remains.
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Willis Dos
Bules Lindsey
C. BE. Baker
Tempstead
Willie
Bakers
Wille
Bonkers
Smith & Wesson
Elgin Man
Grandson of Local Woman Naval Victim Killed in Action
Lloyd Cox 19 son of Mr and Mrs Carrie Cox of Okalona and grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Rowe of Hope was reported killed in naval action late Tuesday afternoon relatives have been notified. Cox graduated Hope high school and volunteered for the Navy in fall 1941. Frank Rowe witnessed Federal Court in Texarkana when notified of the death.
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Lloyd Cox
Carrie Cox
Okalona
Frank Rowe
Hope
Young Cox
Hope High School
Navy
Texarkana
Cox
Elmer Purtle Promoted to Army Sergeant
Elmer Purtle son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Purtle of Hope has been promoted to sergeant at Goodfellow Field San Angelo Texas effective February 3 His parents have been advised He was active in Future Farmers of America Boys Home Ec club Glee club played football and basketball at Hope High School Graduated there and later worked for Hope Builders Supply before joining the Army with training at Chanute Field
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Elmer Purtle
Leslie Purtle
Hope
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
Texas
Purtle
Future Farmers of America Club
Boys Home
Ec Club
Glee Club
Hope High School
Hope Builders Supply Company
Chanute Field
Hig
Our Daily Bread Reflects on Now and Duty
The piece urges self-examination and timely action, asking if one does all they can and seeks assurance that actions are valuable. It argues that the country’s future hinges on present effectiveness, noting that time is slipping away in 1942 across Africa Europe and Russia and will not wait.
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Tam
Africa
Europe
Singapore Broadcast Describes Island Crisis Amid Shock
London heard a Singapore variation reporting the island's situation remained serious but not deteriorated. Heavy fighting continued Wednesday morning as Japanese forces attempted to advance and met strong resistance, with poor reception limiting details.
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London
Singapore
Central War Time
Mineral Deeds and Leases Filed in Oklahoma Territory
Mineral deed and mineral lease records filed February 1942 show transfers and assignments between multiple parties. Names include J. FB. Rogers, L. E. Fincher, W. B. Davis, and J. E. Childers with sections and townships in Rivers and Garlands areas cited.
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Briana Ament Boyett
yArt
Stdio
South Main Street
Bob Elmore
S ‘Auto Supply
Amar
Goim
Haddoref
Wurlitzer
Aric
Dudley
Henry Bellamann
Peyton Graves
NEA Service Inc
Hempstead County
Jewelle Bardett
T. J. Sage
John B. Parsons
Gran Lumber Company
Wilmington Savings Bank
Ely
WA Wilson
Allen Howl
Black One
Columbus
du Acres
L. Duke
Clue O
Eustus
Nelson
S. A
Sam H. Smith
Lafayette County
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
J.B. Shults
J. K. Wad Jey
Nice
Vernon Lewis
N. W. Short
Isaac B. Nash
C. B. Packer
West
Joer
Henry Moore Jr
L. L. Prock
North Central Texas Oil Co, Inc
Emil Musbacher
S. Ree
Minden
Gilbert S. Johnon
Willan
Sw'y Aid
Gilbert S. Johnson, Jr
William H. Conk
Ryu
G. Lease
J. E. Kitchens
S. J. Kitchens
Retha Kazar
Kazar
S. Rye
J.B. Haynes
W. W. Walden
NEW of New
Rye
J. B. Haynes
Ri L. Searcy, Jr
M. OL. Haynes
Nevada County
Helen Mesterly
O. & G. & Mineral
Paul McKnight
L. C. Johniken
Nolen
EM. McWilliame
O. & G. Lease
Lawrence Simpson
Co. See
A. G. Thurman
Prescott News
Dtoday
Jack Gordon
Lawrence Haynie
Mr. Haynie
Warrett
Ed Harvey
Whitaker Rock
Charlie Pye
Charles Thomplins
Niobra Allen
H. Ht. McKinze
J. DB. Hesterly
Wat White, Jr
Emone White
Roland Humble
Evanston
Minns
Northwestern Traffic
Northwestern University
Hope Star
Prestott Eath
Mack Greyson
Mary Ann Martin
Valles
Australia
Lyndey Morniung Herald
Cemweve
Valentine
Femweve J
Penney ,Q., Inc
Arkansas Machine Specialty CO
Hope, Arkansas
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