Locks Slides and Local Notes Prompt Curious Story
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local scene with names and phrases like Locks Slides and Easton, plus references to Dita, Primo, and a commission. Readable elements mention a civic or personal drama, uncertain roles, and scattered names such as Owens and Buster Martin, but concrete events or dates are not clear.
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Cleve
New-York
Pat Shavers
Primo
Owens
Tak- Buster
Martin
Howley Bite, McKeever-Robinson Rift In Baseball Trade
The piece discusses late 1920s baseball moves and feuds, noting McGraw’s push for peace with McKeever and Robbie Robinson. It references Sideline trades, the 886000 Brooklyn price for Finn and Slade, and public nudging affairs with exhibitions. It also probes the idea of Fiddlefeet fighting and rivalries that linger after league meetings in New York.
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EO Durocher
Syith
John McGraw
Pedee
McKeever-Robinson
SieGraw
Robinson
New York
McGraw
McKeever
Kind
Robbie
Annette
Lews Sold to New Publishers. Tupelo Paper Modernized
The Tupelo Daily Leader changes hands effective March 14 to new owners who will run the paper with a high speed duplex press and modern equipment. The publication will likely carry the Associated Press wire service, with Price and Anglin directing operations. In Paris, 45,000 French soldiers will receive the Military Medal for bravery and wounds suffered during the war, a recognition long overdue.
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Lews
es-Leader
John Everal
Tupelo
Associated Press
Harris
West Point
Messrs
Price and
Anglin
Paris
France
Prospects Bright For University of Arkansas Track Team This Year
Fayetteville Ark Feb 3 Coach Fred Thomsen predicts a strong track season for the Razorbacks with a deep squad including two top milers four solid quarter milers a promising hurdler two fine pole vaulters and a group of weight men He cites distance men George Gresham and Ivan Jackson both in 2 4 for the half mile along with others for the mile and d 440 events A mix of sophomores and freshmen are trying out with several likely to reach varsity status and Milan Creighton as mainstay in shot put and discus with Jacie Dale and Ivan Jackson as two vaulters.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Fred Thomsen
Tommy
Thomsen
Quzthita College
Arkansas
George Gresham
Little Rock
Ivan Jackson
Hazen
Jackson
Gresham
Thomson
Austin
Clarence Geis
Razor Backs
Louisiana
Timbers
Sopho Mores
Sh Towith
Bain
Treece
Davis
Munn
Beckus
Batkus
University
Bogby
Cooper
Crabaugh
van Sickle
Tom Oliver
Oliver
Tom
Razorbacks
Jacie Dale
Dale
Varios
Sharkey KOs Phil Scott in chaotic Miami bout
At Miami on February second Jack Sharkey defeated Phil Scott by technical knockout at 2 minutes 34 seconds of the third round after Scott claimed a foul and struggled through a brutal finish. Referee Lou Magnolia halted the chaotic fight as Sharkey prevailed amid raucous scenes and dubious calls. The card also featured a disputed draw in the semi final between Riska and Campolo and a shaky financial showing for Madison Square Garden.
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Miami
Fla
Jack Sharkey
Phil Scott
Scott
Lou Magnolia
Sharkey
Magnolia
Scott Tack
Johnny Riska
Vittorio Campolo
Riska
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Arkadelphia Gravel Plant to Run at Night and Day
Arkadelphia gravel plant will operate two shifts day and night as demand for highway gravel surges. Clarence Hamkins says 18,000 tons of screened gravel have been shipped to the state highway department, about 450 railroad cars, ensuring steady work for eight months. The plant, costing $100,000, sits on the Ouachita river a half mile south of Arkadelphia with a spur track from Missouri Pacific Railroad.
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Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Sand and Gravel Company
Dey
Clarence Hamkins
State Highway Department
Ouachita River
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Washington County Will Raise 3 000 Acres of Tomatoes
Farmington Ark Feb 27 Contracts already signed indicate about 3 000 acres in Washington county will be sown in tomatoes to supply canneries in the county. Fertilizer is being supplied to farmers at cost and will be applied at the rate of 20 pounds per acre.
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Farmington
Ark
Washington County
Girlhood Trials and a Herbal Tonic Promise
A period of conflict between girlhood and womanhood is described as a source of misery for many women. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe herbal tonic to calm nerves boost appetite and support the womanly system. Trial tablet offer available via mail to Buffalo New York.
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Sig
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
University of Arkansas Players Named to All Southwest Team
The Arkansas Traveler lists three Razorbacks on the mythical All-Southwest Conference first and five schools represented overall. Went Schoonover of Arkansas captains the team, joined by Roan of Texas. centerbury from Texas Christian is also named. Second team includes Pickren of Arkansas and Hess River, Reynolds of SMU, Cheatham of Texas, and Alford of Baylor.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Longhorns
Texas Christian University
Arkansas Traveler
University of Arkansas
Howard
Went Schoonover
Razorback
Arkansas Eagers
Traveler
Arkansas
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas
Baylor
Jeliny Erp
Hoernee Cate
Schoonover
Roan
Centerbury
Prewitt
Creighton
Grange Hall Folks Share Replies Amid Rainy Week
Report from Grange Hall notes no Friday basketball due to rain as Hinton school visited. Local social items mention visits from Dock Taylor family, death of Miss Mead in Turnage, and various weekend gatherings and dances. The community extends sympathy for the bereaved and wishes for early recovery of Mrs. Erle Jackson.
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Hinton School
Dock Taylor
Patmos
Albert Ross
Miss Mead
Turnage
Otis Stanley
Liberty Hill
Twyman Hollis
Hollis Stultz
George Dodson
Junior
Hugs
Oklahoma
Jack Kent
Gordon Vines
Ethridge Hamiter
Emless Stanley
Franklee Ward
H. L. Hamilton
Emmett
Claude Hollis
Sam Stiles
Lowley Rider
Maoitie Mae Kent
Inez Spear
Lillian Rosa
Messia
Parnell Adams
Harold Payne
Gary Formby
Cine Ward
Douglasville
Texas
Prank Ward
Wanda Lafferty
Sid Thomas
Pauline Stees
Horace Vines
Shreveport
Earl Jackson
E. Daugherty
Mra
Frank Ward
Paulyne-Stiles
Frisby Jackson
Harre! Hamiter
Solenn Mayton
Blevins
Erle Jackson
Guernsey Family and Visitors Report Weekend Guests
Mrs T E Logan and her two sons Ray and Rarsle were Sunday guests of Mrs Loggins mother Mrs G W Gilbert. Mr Hoover was a business visitor in Hope Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sink Mauldin shaved?
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T. E. Logan
Ray and
Rarsle
Hope Area Social Roundup Highlights Local Visitors
Local residents hosted and visited friends across Hope and Fulton. George Wylie from Texarkana Me spent Monday here while Elmer Anderson and J P McQuire plus daughter attended Henry Wilsons funeral in Fulton. Mrs Doe Mays of Little Rock returned home after a relatives visit. Mrs P B Boyd shopped in Hope Wednesday. Alice Ainsworth and Gudie Bright Star joined Mytver family visitors Sunday evening. Paul Kaiser and Mrs Kaiser of Hope dropped by Sunday afternoon.
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Doe Mays
Little Nock
P. B. Boyd
Hope
Alice Ainsworth
Gudie
Bright Star
MyTver
Paul Kaiser
Pope County to Buy Registered Dairy Cattle Campaign Inaugurated
RUSSELLVILLE February 2. A campaign sponsored by the Russellville Chamber of Commerce aims to purchase 50 head of registered dairy cattle for Pope County. Person in charge announced satisfactory arrangements for the cattle purchase, noting the county now has about 5,000 head of dairy cattle in total.
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Pope County
Russellville
Pia Samipaiat
Thssellville Chanter of Commerce
Thy
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Ishing Jup‘sports
Bill Szurloak
Sporgbepier. Ce
Beaumont
TEYAS
Rees
Sysev Corse
Vorange
TejAs Ne
Arkadelphia Gravel Company
U. of A
Grange Hall
Guernsey
J. Waddy Tate
Dallas
Tex
Elty
Eliyibrary
Nolia
Ant
Magnolia Stations
Deglera
Carl Copeland
Mgr
Jack Lawhorne
Mkt
Mer
Country Club Coffee
Country Club
Hope’s Leading Grocery
Mr. Manndin
Texarkana
George Wylie
Elmer Anderson
J.P. McQuier
Henry Wilson
Fulton
Texaco
Texas Company
GH. Harrell
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