Hempstead county cotton association names unity committee and township reps
Election results released by Frank R county agent show Hempstead county cotton association forming unity committee of ten and listing township representatives. Officials include J R White as airman and numerous named residents from Patmos Fulton DeRean Washington Hope and surrounding routes and townships with alternates noted.
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Mem
Hempstead County Cottons Association
Hursday
Frank R
J. R White
Unity
Teae
Gordon
Kern
Are
J. Brooks
Fulton
Dan Harkness
Spates
McNab
A. Sweizerhof
Mate
DeRean
Joe D. Hicks
Washington
EK. M. Osborn
R. F. Hunt
Hope
Cornelius
Howe
Losus
Jand
Monroe Samuel
A. M. Clark
Hope Tite
Creek
E. N. Marlingen
G. I Luck
Nashville
J. Reed
H. Harper
Foland
Olly Sanders
Ett
Roue
T.G. Sutton
Press
Earl Latshaw
Berton Stuart
Prescott
Zand
John
H. Barrow
J. K. Green
Ozani
F. P. Ditty
Gran
A. Holt
W. H. Etter
B.C. Lewis
J.utler
Edland
C- A. Hamilton
McCaskill
J. L. Eley
Belton
Otha Ves
Columbus
Nson
Spring Hill
Elbert Tarp
J. W. Martin
A. G. Martin
Patmos
Butler
Allaceburg
H. C. Bonds
T. Bailey
Blevins
Carl
Ben T. Ward
Cough Emulsion Promises Quick Relief and Safety
A vintage ad copy touts Creemulsion as a rapid relief remedy for coughs. It claims fever and coughs respond to its formula, noting a higher cost but pharmacist guarantees satisfaction. The copy warns coughs are danger signals and urges decisive care.
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Adv
County Committees Review Contracts and Agriculture Plans
The county committee will review contracts offers and related matters filed with them by producers and make recommendations to the Secretary of Agriculture. They will assist in obtaining preparing checking and approving contracts and data for the community’s cotton production projection and adjustment plans.
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Hope
Riley Lewallen
H. H. Huskey
Preschott
Weil
Secretary of Agriculture
Sgeht
Senate Advances Insurance Reform in Arkansas
The Arkansas Senate insurance committee adopted an amendment to S. B. 25 to exempt fraternal and other insurers from premium taxation as part of a recodification of insurance laws. The panel deferred final action until Monday after hearing from A. A. Geary and others. Howard Conley cited model ABA code and said the bill protects about 200,000 policyholders, with $14 million in annual premiums on $500 million in in force coverage.
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Little Rock
Senate Insurance Committee
Shaver and
Ashley
Eta
A. A. Geary
Tom Poe
Maj
M. J. Harrison
Howard Conley
Little Rock Insurante Mian
National Association of Life Insurance
American Bar Association
Arkansas
The New Deal Farley and the Hemp Stamp Gaffe
The passage paints Farley as well intentioned but unwise a jovial postmaster general who issued a new lamplike stamp every week and signed autograph sheets for friends. It notes the unintended consequence that a perforationless hemp stamp could fetch $20000 on the market and that key officials failed to inform him.
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Farley
Norfolk
Millard
New York
Funds for Land Purchase Tied to Farm Tenants Aid
Secretary Wallace and Senator Bankhead discuss bills to lend funds to tenants for farm purchases amid rising land ownership, noting no current price in agriculture. Chester Davis cites relief roll studies and AAA crop reductions, with Arkansas seeing union activity and peculiar floating populations on river bed lands. The AAA investigates landowner tenant relations as action is prepared and Mary Conor Myers’ report remains restricted.
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Washington
Wallace
Senator Bankhead
Democrat
Alabama
George Democrat
Georgie
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Arkansas
Lowith
Wis
Mary Conor Myers
Governor Signs Bills Including Hitchhiker Liability Reform
Governor Fulrett signed 48 bills and allowed one to become law without a signature. The measures include a reform shielding motorists from liability to hitch hikers or invited guests injured as passengers. A second bill bans endurance contests featuring human beings such as walkathons and dancing marathons.
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Little Rock
Fulrett
Gathings
Trade Irregular in February Says Industrial Board
New York based National Industrial Conference Board reports January saw continued recovery but February showed irregular movement. The survey notes interruptions in upturns and recessions in some lines with motor production growth being the key development. Steel and iron output rose with automotive demand, while distributions and trade edged above January a year ago. Retail department store sales volume also shows slight improvement.
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NEW York
Stamp scandal tale: Farley gifts and Millard exposure
Fragmented account recalls stamp stamp duty intrigue involving Farley imperforates, Congressman Millard exposure, and stamp collectors in dispute. Westchester American Philatelic Society protests, inflation in philatelic profits, and Roosevelt’s alleged market flood response cited amid controversy.
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Millard
Westchester County
American Philatelic Society
Roosevelt
Farley
Bien
Furley
Yuyt
Jim
Jim-Jame
Jin
January Textile and Construction Activity Summary
Textiles showed 4.4 percent higher output in January and 130 versus 134, while binding and engineering construction awards rose in January yet stayed well below 1933 levels. Total contracts rose 7.6 percent from December, indicating steady but modest gains overall.
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Janary
Justified Johnnie Wonders About Newborn Brother
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News recalls a child asking if a one day old brother came from heaven, with a caregiver answering yes and noting the newborn’s cries in a car. The line hints at themes of birth and family in a dated urban column.
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Johnnie
Chicago Daily News
Census Debate Reveals Rutek Family’s Hidden Children
In Chicago, Stanley and Vicaria Rutek spar over how many children they have. The question arises during a Chancery proceeding as Master Herman Berm an prepares an official census while Divorce Judge Desort weighs up increased support from 1980. The exchange centers on the burden of proving the number of offspring, with three repeatedly asserted amid disputes and corrected statements.
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Chicago
Stanley
Vicaria Rutek
Henry 2
Berman
Rutek
Rosdolph F. Desort
Desort
Rurek
Spokse
Chancery Berman
Untouched Umpire Mocked by Angry Spectator at Field
A disgruntled spectator taunted an umpire after his home team lost. The man shouted crude remarks amid chaos, prompting a brief confrontation as the umpire denied having a dog, while the exchange spiraled into a crude joke about being blind and well, the dog.
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Antrate
Eld
Dob
What is a budget according to Arcanum Bulletin
A fragment quotes Boretinus Both describing a budget as a method of worrying before spending rather than after, attributed to Arcanum Bulletin. The text appears as a brief, ambiguous note on budgeting ideas, with limited context and no clear event or outcome.
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Wmerce
C. C. Garson
Mig Ave
Houston
Texas
Adel
Pierze
Buffalo
Arcanum. Bulletin
MOTHER ADVISED TAKING CARDUS FOR NERVOUS WEAKNESS
A Miami Valley woman recalls advice from her mother to use Cardus after feeling weak and tired. She reports improved appetite, strength, nerves, and energy after three doses, claiming many women testified to Cordus benefits while noting to consult a physician if it does not help.
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Hart
Floyd Ferrell
Miamasville
N. G
Cordus
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