Soil Conservation District Expands Farm Plans Across Acres
The Terre Rouge Belt district reports progress adding conservation farming to 335000 acres. Plans include land inventory, erosion control, woodland improvements, and pasture work with WPA CCC and Soil Conservation Service support. Technicians and county agents aid 3500 farms in Nevada Lafayette Hempstead counties with 400000 acres needing treatment.
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Rouge-Hodean
Riley
Lewallen
Stpervisors
Riley le
Board of
Soil Contion Service
Ston
Terryres
Work Projects Administration
WPA
Hempstead
Anoher
Nevada County
Lafayette
Hope CCC
Hope-Ccc
Hope
Lewal- Ten
Tetre Rough-Bodcan Soil Conservation
Herpstead
Nevada
Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Buford J. Poe
Prescott
William C. Page
Oliver L. Adams
Ben Rice
LaFayette County
C. L. Rogers
Vocational Agricultural Teachers
Agricultural Adjustment Administraon
Farm Security Administration Supervisors of- 80
R. B. McMurrough
Stamps
Arkansas
Adams
Laneburg
BH. B. Eley
McCaskill
Homer Partie
ARTIST OF TODAY
A puzzle answer set titled Artist of Today connects clues across horizontal and vertical entries, listing many cryptic style definitions and cross references. The grid pairs modern painting terms with related words and definitions to yield a themed solution.
Debate on aid to Britain shows heavy gloss and glossaries
Washington commentary warns that public discussion over the aid bill D is clouded by slogans and nicknames. The piece critiques the use of clever phrasing to oversimplify complex foreign policy and outlines the looming political theater around H. R. 1776 and the compare the “arsenal of democracy” refrain. It also profiles Wendell Willkie’s Senate testimony plans and political stance.
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Washington
Britain
Senate
d.Ham Fish
Sel Bloom
Wheeler
Hoosevelt
America
Hitley
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Senate Committee
Mr. Willkie
Carlice
Ately
National Republican Club
New York
Philadelphia
Europe
Joe Martin
Local Social Notes From Benton And Hope Areas
The Benton pastor Rev Sherrill conducted a regular service and Hayden Harris from Camp Joe T Robinson visited his parents Mont and Mrs Harris over the weekend. Blevins residents Mr and Mrs T J Stewart and Miss Charleon Stewart with Master Dwight Steuart attended the junior play Friday night. Prayer and Bible study at the McCain home Wednesday night was enjoyed. Dr Fite Gerald head of the USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics and Corp William L McDougald from Camp Robinson called on friends Sunday. Nell Bostick of Arkadelphia spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs Cecil Sewell visited Mrs M H Montgomery Wednesday afternoon. Mollie Wilson was a business visitor in Hope on Monday.
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Sherrill
Benton, Ark
The
Baptist Church
Hayden Harris
Joe T. Robinson
Little Rock
Mont Harris
Severs
Blevins High School
T. J.stewart
Charleon Stewart
Dwight Steuart
Blevins
Mrs. H. M. McCain
Fite Gerald
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
William L. McDougald
Ark
Nell Bostick
Arkadelphia
Cecil Sewell
M. H. Montgomery
Mollie Wilson
Hope
El Dorado social notes feature Goodlett visitor
Miss Ollie Marinel Goodlett of El Dorado is visiting her father C. F. Goodlett this week. Mrs. Viola Merchant has returned home from Julia Chester hospital in Hope after a two week stay. Mrs. Bill Foster and daughter Billie Lou along with Mrs. George Hunter are spending a few days in Camden.
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Ollie Marinel Goodlett
el Dorado
C. F. Goodlett
Viola Merchant
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Bill Foster
Billie Lou
George Hunter
Camden As
County mattress program ahead of schedule with thousands of applications
The county reports over 5,106 applications for mattress making under the 1941 Extension program. Applications, headed by Mary Claude Fletcher, will stay pending until materials are ordered and distributed through community centers. 1940 makers must have four family members to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Claude Fletcher
AAA
Saratoga High School News Highlights and Events
Saratoga High School notes a successful Aunt Samantha roast raising about 33 for the Senior Junior banquet. Honor roll recognize Seniors Dale Blackwood and others. motto chosen “Begin each task with a smile and make them all worthwhile.” Saratoga basketball beat Foreman 3 to 2 boys and 19 to 8 girls. Library purchases total 75 dollars. Dale Blackwood had a tonsillotomy and is recovering. Ex-student James Spates and Johnny Lewis visited February HM at Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samanthy
Giass
Sehnol James Spates
Magnolia A. & M. College
Johnny Lewis
Texarkana
Saratoga School
Home Demonstration Club Meets at Mrs Cook Residence
Bruce Chapel notes 35 members and one guest attend the Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs M E Cook's home. Various locals report visits, illness, theatre trip, business appointments and family gatherings across Hope Prescott Blevins and El Dorado with several traveling to Fayetteville for hospital care.
Community Notes and Local Moves in Our Area
Mrs D L Stephens and Mrs Coy Stone joined our community after moving from Maribrook. J L Lentz, who broke his leg two weeks ago, is improving and hopes to resume studies soon. Rev L Y Lewis of Lewisville preached at Bruce Chapel Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday. George White, who spent three weeks in Oklahoma, has returned home. Mrs J W Goodson is in Washington DC visiting her husband working there.
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D. L. Stephens
Coy Stone
Maribrook
J. L. Lentz
L.Y. Lewis
Lewisville
Bruce Chapel Baptist Church
George White
Oklahoma
J. W. Goodson
Washington, D. C
Last Perfect Minute Chapter VI Review
Serial excerpt shows April and Kent escaping Crestwood for a hilltop lunch with Nip the dog. April fears revealing she is April not Ann, but Kent confesses his hope to rekindle love. A kiss seals a new feeling as they reach Jonesburg and the farm overlook. The scene ends with a vow of true affection.
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April
Kent
Nips
Ann
Sweetheart
Ket
Nip
Jonesburg
Kering
Gays
Crestwood
Rockland
Atute Park
Octavia
Britain orders lower heels for women to save leather
London reports government controls cutting heel height to conserve leather during wartime. Agencies for timber, leather, wool and silk urge simpler shoe designs. Open-work, topless, and sandal styles face restrictions as plain, durable footwear becomes the policy.
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London
Timber Control
Ministry Os
Treating Cotton Seed at Profit Time
A local agricultural advisory item explains treating cotton seed with 2 percent Ceresan may raise income by about $3 per year per unit while costing about 14 cents per bushel. University of Arkansas and county agents advise timing, equipment notes, and caution on toxicity to livestock.
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Oliver L. Adams
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Vines
Unclear Yardside Jibe at the Races Sparks Ferand Shout
Spectator shouts at a horse race, yelling a crude expletive and directing a lean over the fence. Witness recalls the moment as a heated, informal outburst during horse completion.
Evening morels trend toward higher heels in fashion
Fashion observers predict three inch heels will be out of date soon, with trade forecasts suggesting even moderate heights will be viewed as high. The shift signals a changing standard in footwear aesthetics and retail offerings across the season.
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Maver
Cela
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Hea
Sweet Home
Saratoga High School News
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Oma Lee Blackwood
John Harold Cannon
Catherine Fontaine
Axtine Sutton
Betty Colver
Ruby Dellinger
Bophomperes
Elizabett Coleman
Nellie McLarey
Manley Lewis McCorkle
Mildred Evans
Frank Gathright
John Williams
Betty Jo Reed
Foreman
Saratoga
Blackwood
Josephine Hospital
Bruce
M. E. Cook
Mary Claude Pletcher
Shard
Hot Springs
Aunt Tillie
John Harper
J. A. Cullins
Clifford Key
Yates Davis
Grandma Davis
Foster
Victor Harwell
Margie Wiggins
Ernestine Horser
OH. Stephens
M. L. Nelson
Worthy Irvin
Nashville
Olin England
W. C. Brown
Eugene Stephens
Chester Stephens
Earl White
W. P. Brunson
Martha
Arthur Turner
C. &. Brooks
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
Matt Nolen
Lublin
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