Rock, Jaz and Industrial Expansions Reported
Officials announced major expansions and public works totaling hundreds of millions of dollars in state and federal expenditures. The plan includes school hospital and public aid funding, highway and port development, and industry investments led by Hot Springs and Pine Bluff.
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Jaz
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Municipal
Everal
Ced
Townsend
National Republieniai
Arkansas
Army
Navy
Hoten Federal
Lit
Hood
Electric. Com
Nevada Officers Had Thriving Business In 1929
Prescott report shows Sheriff E H Weaver and deputies tallied the largest arrests in Nevada county history in 1929 with 161 on record. liquor violations led at 80 cases, 20 stills captured, 5400 gallons mash destroyed, and $1,832.50 in fines paid to the county treasury. Several defendants face circuit court next week. Commissioners sale notice follows from Hempstead County Arkansas with Hope city real estate offered February 1 1950 on credit.
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Prescott
E. H. Weaver
Nevada County
College Bank Report and Washington University Spending
Bank of Hope Hempstead shows assets of 286 535 21 with deposits totaling 240 535 21 after interest deductions. Washington University analysis reports men spend 95 172 95 monthly on ice cream candy and clothes cleaning dominates tangible expenditures. women drivers account for 35 percent of daily bus usage.
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Lushier
ST. Louis
Jin
Washington University
Washington
Good Meeting By B and P W Club Opens Year Events
The Hopg Business and Professional Women's Club held its first meeting of the new year in the New Capital Hotel private dining room. Miss Viva Bennett and Miss Peggy Campbell read excerpts while Miss Harrison outlined 1930 aims stressing attendance and civic work. Plans included a conference of the Six Arkansas District mid February and a potential party. About one hundred visitors were expected for the January 21 meeting at Hotel Barlow.
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New Capital Hotel
Neil Bennett
Miss Harrison
Bennett
Viva Bennett
Peggy Campbell
Fulton Public Schools
Geneva Higgason
National Federation
Harrison
Health and Finance Committee
Washington, D. C
Lena Madesin Phillips
Arkansas
Thelma Cobb
Anne Martindale
Forrest Ruggles
Elizabeth Doane
Ruth Fleming
Charles Walker
Margaret Simms
Ess
Barlow
Edmund Lowe Stars In This Thing Called Love at New Grand
Edmund Lowe, famed for The Cork-Eyed World at the Roxy, stars opposite Constance Bunnett in Pathe's This Thing Called Love. A polished all talking comedy drama from Horace Jackson, Lowe showcases versatile stage presence and subtle performance. Supporting cast includes Zasu Pitts, Roscoe Burns, Carmelita Geraghty, Ruth Taylor, among others. the film opens Thursday at the New Grand.
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Edmund Lowe
Roxy Theatre
New York
Constance Bunnett
Pathe
Win Burk
Wus
Horace Jackson
Lowe
Paul Stein
New Grand
Zasu Pitts
Roscole Burns
Carmelita Geraghty
Ruth Tylor
Ithe
To Hold Meeting of Episcopal Church
A special meeting of St Marks Vestry will be held at the Barlow hotel on Wednesday evening June at 7 30 o clock. James T Bovill rector of the church will be in charge of the meeting.
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St. Marks
Barlow Hotel
James T. Bovill
Answer Child's Questions Help Him To Grow
A University of Cincinnati expert says a baby's early questions shape learning. Ada Hart, head of Child Care and Training, notes the first five years establish proportional learning, not four college years. She urges parents to answer questions to fuel curiosity and prevent future handicaps.
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Artitt
Janet
Texas 4-H boys beat elders in farming profits
In College Station Texas 4 H club boys outperform elders in corn and cotton. Yields per acre exceed state averages with corn about 210 bushels and cotton about 126 pounds lint. costs near 34 cents per bushel and 4 6 cents per pound. Net profits average 48 76 per acre for corn and 86 84 per acre for cotton with higher per acre returns than the average farmer.
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College Station
Tex. Dan
Texas
Special Assessment for paving District Six Topeka Arkansis
Property owners within District Six must pay special assessments for paving street portions. If payment is not made within thirty days, actions will begin to collect the assessments plus penalties and costs. Tax may be paid without penalties before February 15, 1930, at Citizens National Bank or by the undersigned collector at the City from February 1 to February 16, 1930.
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Tope
Arkansis
Sat
Haney
Anid Distriet
Citizeny National Bark
Water and Sewer District Notice In Hempstead County
Under my hand this forty day of January 1930 Belle D Agee Collector This Is Not Water and Sewer District but Street Improvement District Jan 4 41 Warning to appear in Hempstead County Circuit Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Sarah McEachran assignee, American Investment Company defendant Roland Elliot et al. Witness hand of clerk of suit report and the seal thereof on the th day of December 1929 Willie Harris Clerk Hempstead County Chancery Court Theat
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Belle D.agee
Hempstead
Willie Harius
Hempstead County
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