Lands Forfeited In Hempstead County For 1937 Taxes
In Hempstead County Chancery Court a suit by the State of Arkansas to quiet title to lands forfeited for 1937 taxes is filed. The case requires the owners or assignees to appear at the Hempstead County Chancery by the specified term, after publication, to show cause why title should not be confirmed. The record lists the lands, last taxpayers, and related parties, with the case set for the next term beginning in March 1941.
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Meabotcas
Cots
Arkansas
Hempstead
Givan
Acer
Stalaiaf Arkansaa
Clark
Hampstead
Charicery
State of
Hémipstedt
Tig
Atkahisas
Farm Debt Adjustment Aids 2,271 Arkansas Cases
The Farm Security Administration reports 2,271 farm debt cases in Arkansas last year. Of these, 1,362 were settled with debt reductions totaling 207,721 dollars. Committees mediate between debtors and creditors, often securing extended maturities, lower interest, or new loans, to relieve immediate pressure and foster fair settlements.
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Arkansas
Seasor
M. F. Dickinson
Farm Security Administration
FDA
Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
FSA
Public sale of Hempstead County real estate in 1941
Commissioner in chancery J B Byers will sell at public auction on March 1, 1941 at the Hempstead County Courthouse East door the northeast quarter and other portions of Section 23 and surrounding parcels in Township 12 South Range 24 West containing about 253 acres Arkansas. Terms credit three months bond with security 10 percent interest and lien on the property. Sale ordered by Chancery Court decree No 5410 between Charlie Phillips et al and Hayward Phillips et al.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Charlie Phillips
Hayward Phillips
of Hempstead
Township 12
Hempstead County
Arkansas
J. B. Byers
Chancery
Escape from an Aunt Elizabeth in a Winter Parlor
April Burnett faces Aunt Elizabeth Carter during a stormy visit at Pattonsville. Kent introduces Ann Burnett to the stern great aunt, who scrutinizes April as sleet and wind rage outside. April clings to composure, plans to leave, and resists singing for the elder. The scene ends as she hurries toward the piano then escapes to go home.
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Elizabeth Carter
April Burmett
Elizabeth
Kent
April
Aunt Elizabeth
Kett
Ann
Miss Carter
Ann Burnett
April Burnett
Nip
Carter
Keit
Pris
Jasper
Mise Carter
Pattonsville
Washington Bureaucrat Hierarchy by Luxuries of Office
In Washington the differences among officials are measured by the comforts surrounding them rather than by civil service rank. The piece catalogs ranks by perks: private dining rooms, showers, toilets, fireplaces, sofas, and carpets, arguing luxuries reflect status and civilization in government work.
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Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Cabats
Boston
Showerbath
Washington
Propaganda in South America
Washington reports on anti American propaganda in South and Central America. Officials see Spanish Falangist activity across Portuguese and Spanish speaking nations, potentially acting as fronts for Nazis and Fascists under Madrid directives.
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South America
Cireles
Rio Grande
Brazil
Pljces
Res
Spain
Madrid
Serrano Suncr
Falange
Clos
Argentina
Cuba
Chile
Mexico
Peru
Manila
South
Central America
Americas
Batista
I Propaganda
Secretaries, Limousines, and Washington's Social Sleight
In Washington the secretary peers from separate offices, while limousines fill the streets. Government cars display department seals and Sightseer plates marked S. Even top officials like Supreme Court Justice Murphy once occupied grand offices unused by the boss, highlighting surplus luxury in federal life.
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Washington
Brown
Hoovee
Supreme Court
Murphy
Call List for Fire Authority Notifications Changes
An item outlines contacting local offices to notify brush burning and permits. It lists telephones at Hempstead county sites and names officials and residents as contact points, with notes on when burning should be reported and the law requiring farmers to notify the authorities.
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Russell Stadehman
Hope
Verdis Moses
Hempstead County
E. MH. Collins
Spring Hill
Falton
Williams Store
Nitrogen Boosts Oat Yields With Top-Dressing
University of Arkansas research shows oats gains up to 1 bushels per acre for every 100 pounds of nitrogen added, up to 300 pounds per acre. Apply nitrate of soda or sulfite of ammonia early in March, broadcast, 1 to 1.5 pounds per acre usually recommended.
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Olver L. Adteiys
Charles FB. Shumans
University of Arkansas College of Agriculure
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