Faith and deeds praised at First Baptist church gathering
The John Cain Chapter DAR hosts a birthday celebration for the society with speakers from Little Rock and El Dorado. Attendees from Gordon, Crowley, and Shreveport join Mrs Garrett and Mrs Hammonds for musical selections and a Stratford tribute. Local church groups hold meetings, programs, and socials as part of a busy church calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamnans Missionary Society
Mindy
Nev. Wallice R. Towers
Matthew
Edwin Dossett
John Cain
Darb
Mary Carrizon
North Elmstreet
Chas
Endleman
Little Rock
State Resent
R.N. Garrett
el Dovato
Stile
Egent
Martha J. Sigmon
Montivella
Pianos for Sale by Southwest Piano Houses in Hope Arkansas
Representing one of the largest piano houses in the southwest, C D Sweftield Collector notes several pianos for sale. Offers mention viewing at Wheelburn's Service Station, 16th and Main Street, Hope Arkansas, in perfect condition with delivery possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Ain
Trade In Price Proposals and Used Car Rules Explained
The article explains car purchase practices across districts, detailing delivered price rules for new cars and protections on used car advertising. It notes dangers of cross district buying, restrictions on dealer markups, and rules against lemon cars while outlining potential fleet discounts on certain vehicles.
Congress to Rush Relief Measures Amid Weather Fallout
A government administrator outlined nationwide relief needs noting a 4 percent surge in applicants. He cited January relief figures in Shreveport and Lakeport as higher than December, urging swift action to address the worsening hardship and urging the relief administration to explain the rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counay
Shreveport
WHY GET UP NIGHTS Test Free If It Fails
Ad copy for a bladder laxative promising a 25 cent trial and a full refund if unsatisfied after four days. Claims to remove irritation by driving out excess acids and parasites, likening effects to castor oil. Mentions a box ofBukets with buchw leaves suniper oil and related nonsensical ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teylar Steed
Dots
Gibson Betyg Co
Creamulsion for Coughs and Colds Promised as Quick Relief
A dubious medicine ad touts Creamulsion as seven in one quick relief for colds and coughs. It claims safety and guarantees from the druggist, urging use for safety despite vague “devil” and uncertain outcomes.
Awful Carnage Continues as Vienna Brews Civil Strife
The report depicts intensified violence across Vienna with Heimwehr symbols, socialist guards circulating weapons, and public resistance as troops clash in the city center. Fierce fighting erupts in the ninth district with police stations seized by Socialists, while a battle at a major factory leaves casualties and uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heimwehr
Fi Per Dent
Vienna
Socialist Republican Guard
Amadar Quiiters
Nea
Jocn
To Am
Steyr
Tiree
Steyr Arms and Ammunition
Wallace Criticizes Cotton Production Control Plan
Secretary Wallace of the Department of Agriculture objects to compulsory cotton production control while backing parts of the Bankhead bill. He warns such a program would shift responsibility and hinder his authority amid changing production figures. Officials stress prompt completion of the cotton adjustment campaign to accelerate first payments to growers, with checks tied to approved contracts and committee clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Wédlace
Unowerk
Cully A. Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ideal Committees
Sue~reliry of Agriculture
Mrr. Cobb
Avourney Oil
Fune
Cobb
Dallas Times Thovitel Forecast on Public Health
The forecast by an eminent scientist suggests a looming public health challenge in the United States for the 19th century era, warning that widespread concerns will soon involve the public sphere and demand attention from institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Schonks
Dallas Times Thovitel
Prohibition in Amovies Ends but Prohibition Say Will Persist
A pithy, satirical note on the end of prohibition in Amovies, contrasting it with a quip about another form of licensed racketeering that may outlast the void left by Prohibition, reflecting a sardonic view of policy and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Amovies
French British trade clash prompts midnight reprisals
Paris denounces Franco British treaties of 1826 and 1882 as a move in reprisal against British tariffs on imports from France. London confirms the French action by note from the French ambassador. New British surcharges to follow at midnight, tied to the war over French quotas on English goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brande
Proneh
France
England
London
Monch
United States
Coal Men Protest Hydro Power Plan in Missouri River Basin
The Arkansas-Chickasaw Smokeless Coal Bureau passes a resolution opposing Senator Norris’s hydroelectric development across ten Missouri River states. It notes public hearings sought by John L. Lewis, William Green, and General Johnson to oppose using public funds for projects in Nebraska and warns that new plants would displace many coal-fired plants using about 4,000,000 tons of coal annually.
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Fort Smith
Ark
George W. Norris
Missouri River
Arkansas-Chahams
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
General Johnson
NRA
Fekes
Loup River Valley
Nebraska
Arkansas-Oklahoma Smokeless Coal Bureau
Refunding Bill Signed by Futrell
Futrell signs the refunding bill at 4 38 p m amid legislature members and the Bondholders Protective Committee. Federal Judge Martineau dismisses the injunction suit with prejudice as to all parties. State revenue officials announce the extra half cent gasoline tax becomes applicable at 4 20 p m to gasoline in retail tanks and in distribution channels.
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Lal Rock
Phere
Tuame
Futrell
Nem Biss
Federal Distr
Martinen
Martineau
David M. Wood
New York
J. G. Gamble
Des Moines
Bondholders Protective Committtee
Karl R. Wieeman
Revenue Department
Safety School Is Started by CWA
The first session of the CWA safety school was held Monday night in the city with attendees. Dr. P. B. Catligan, instructor, lectured on first aid. Officers elected included D. L. Sullivan as chairman, George Eubanks as vice chairman, and M. Rogers as secretary. It was decided that the next sessions would be held from February 1902. All foremen, safety workers, and others on CWA projects are invited to attend.
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Cirele No. Bof
TR. King
Thos. Brewster
Kendall Lemby
J. P. Brundidge
Thos Breweter
Mamie Twitchel
Thass Brewster
Mamie Twitehell
J. P. Hosmer
CWA
Dh. P. B. Catligan
D. L. Sullivan
George Eubanks
M. Rogers
Profit in Cotton Above Loan Value
Haveraneith on Weircottin Inst reports cotton can profit from the Ten-Cent Loan designed to restore farmer purchasing power amid inflation. H. Vandiver, Mid-South Cotton Growers association director, says borrowing on cotton and selling later at higher prices is the grower’s only way to break even as costs rise since last fall.
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H. Vandiver
Field Sérvice
Mid-South Cotton Grow
Ers Agsocialen
Vandiver
Brleak
Hospital Notes On Recoveries At Julia Chester Hospital
The record notes several local patients at Julia Chester Hospital recovering from operations. Mrs. Roy Stephenson is home and recuperating. Mrs. J R Paige of Nashville recently underwent surgery and is reported improving. Mrs. Paul Bengsett of Lewisville is recovering well. W Johnson of Bridley, Airk remains hospitalized. Mrs. S O Carter’s friends express pleasure at her improving condition.
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Roy Stephenson
Julia Chester Hospital
J.R. Paige
Nashville
W. ¥. Johnson
Bridley
Airk
Paul Bengsett
Lewisville
Julia Chester
Cardai Credited By Mrs Rather Dodson For Cramp Relief
Mrs Rather Dodson of Lowry City Missouri writes that Cardai stopped her cramps and improved her health. She recommends Cardai to other women when cramps arise from a weak condition. Cardus, sold at drug stores, is marketed as a remedy.
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Cardai
Rather Dodson
Lowry ‘City
Notable recoveries at Julia Chester Hospital
Edudition and fignatlatac tory follow a major operation at Julia Chester Hospital. BEY Julia Chester Hospital reports B.S. Weatherford of Okay recovering well after the operation. Frank H. Phit’s condition improved at Julia Chester Hospital. Little Johnnie Melvin of Borstin also recovering from a major operation at Julia Chester Hospital.
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Hiir
Julia Chester Hospital
B.S. Weatherford
Okay
Iufia Chester Hospital
Frank H. Phit
Berels
Julia Chester
Little Johnnie Melvin
Butler
Borstin
Juia Chester Hospital
Frank Buck to Speak on Ford Air Program
Frank Buck will appear on the Ford dealers radio program hosted by Freda War ing's Pennsylvanians on Thursday night February 13 at 8 30 p m. He will discuss his jungle hunt in India Ceylon Sumatra and Malaya. The program is carried nationwide by Columbia network stations in the United States and Canada. Buck's prize is a male Indian rhinoceros in the St Louis Zoo, the only captive male. There are three captive female rhinos, two captured by Buck ten years ago. The young male is expected to grow to five tons.
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Frank
Huck
Freda Waring
Buck
India
Ceylon
Sumatra
Malaya
Columbia
United States
Canada
St. Louis Zoo
Evidently a lot of folks read the country paper for free
The Pittsburgh Gazette notes that many readers access the country paper without paying, labeling it a free press. It underscores concerns about revenue loss, press independence, and the impact on local reporting quality. The piece frames access vs. value in a rural readership context.
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Pittsbur, Gazette
Fragmented OCR headline summary
A partial OCR snippet shows garbled text with mixed letters and stray phrases. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or an event.
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Dulborne
George Spraggins
Whel Mex
Nellie Spraggins
BR. V. Herndon
Billy Bob Uerndon
Crowley
Welork
Gannon
Harel
Eddie Sprage Kins
Gordon
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Monnday
Anen
Sir McMath
Tye Fen Street
Jewell Seales
Misses Reginnayse
Menteice Gordon
Elsie Weisenbriuer
Ivelyn Simpeon
Myx
Thomie Brewster
Presbyteriah
East Second
EB Willard
First Methodist
Hendrix Sprageins
Arkadelphia
Seouite Imaster Vol. Huddleston
Saenger Pem
Tongess Gmm
Maceh of
the Champs
Payte
Congress
Aone Medical
Init Anst Wichirawil Valves
Weile
Liberty Mutual Benefit Association
Leird Building
Phoenix
Arizony
Elson Huckins
Ottawa
Norris
Missori Valley
Mining Bureau
Farmer's
Frank Buck
Ford Air Program
C.P. Tattiiyat
Wintow
Hempstead County Lumber Company
Hope
Garcrest Watchett
Rexall
Gerard
John S. Gibson
Licky Strike
Metropolitan Opera Company
P.M. Baston
Lucky
Metropolitan Opera Coneumy
Faust
Botton
Hruby
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