Tax collection amendments and delinquent land sale act
Arkansas law text outlines amended sections on county tax collection duties and delinquent land sales. It requires the collector to file lists of taxes by early November with affidavits, clerks to audit against tax books, and notices for delinquent sales to be published weekly in county publications. The act sets publication format, sale procedures, and timing for November tax sales, with an August 25 1093 approval note.
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Memorial notices policy and credit disclaimer
The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited memorials and tributes. The Associated Press dispatches are credited to this paper and columns protect readers from paid memorials and ads. Charges will be made for tributes cards and resolutions concerning the departed.
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McCormick
Tof
Postal deficits deepen as Farley reports year loss
Postmaster General Farley reports a 1929 postal deficit of 118073,832 dollars with expenditures at 700,006,256 and revenues 587,631,444. Employment fell to 205,573 from 254,446 in 1928. He cites advertising shifts and rising costs, noting savings through personnel cuts and transportation reductions while subsidies and free mail for Congress reduce the true deficit to about 50 million.
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Posley
Post Office Department
Farley
Congress
U S Ends Action on National Banks
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency states all patriotic banks were acted upon after the holiday period. By December 30, 1933, only 444 unlicensed national banks remained, all having been reviewed. Many reopened or merged, some placed in receivership or approved for reorganization, while others had disapproved plans.
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Washington
J. EF. T. O'Conner
United States
Comptroller’s Office
Investmel de
Political Announcements for August 1954 Primaries
The Star reports Democratic primary events with candidate listings and booster meetings. Attendees from Texas and nearby areas include speakers and local talent from Little Rock. The program promises two hours of entertainment with Mrs W C Pultche and a sextet from Little Rock.
Prohibition and NRA tensions shake 1930s policy scene
A scattered digest shows General Roosevelt era debate over Prohibition enforcement, NRA leadership, and prison capacity shifts. References include San Francisco and Leavenworth penitentaries, Borah Nye opposition, and White House efforts to ease tensions. Also notes MPA school modernization funding in Lyme and varied regional oddities from San Saba to Merced.
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NEA Service. Inc
Christmas Night Lesson In A Little Boy's Loss
A mother recalls Christmas Eve when a two and a half year old waved farewell to his new toys the tricycle teddy bear and train as his grandfather carried them away for storage. The scene prompts reflections on how young children lack possessive sense and must learn property rights over time in a gradual social code.
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Grindpa
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Piet
Beauty Tips For Healthier Skin And Body Fitness
A years worth of guidance urges true beauty through sound health. Get a yearly medical checkup, sleep eight hours, exercise regularly, maintain clean habits, and eat vegetables and fruits to keep digestion clear. Also notes TVA river project near Knoxville paving a new public highway.
Fragmented Hope Star item notes funding and cotton benefits
The column discusses highway fund concerns over five years, mentions readers in Hope Star being perfectly femiline, and notes southern agricultural colleges reporting many farmers use crop subsidy payments to finance down payments on land.
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Gypsy and Lila Plans Stirring New York Visit
Gypsy and Lila discuss dinner plans as Gypsy ponders her outfit for an upcoming social engagement in New York. The chapter follows the Weavers balancing work, finances, and wedding-day memories while navigating relationships with Tom, Marko Broughton, and Vera.
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New York
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Lome
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Tom
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Labor Federation Opposes Inflation
Washington reports 1934 prospects brighter yet shadowed by danger of inflation. The American Federation notes gains in employment and organization since 1932, credits government measures, and urges fiscal action to restore confidence and revive productive activity. It cites 4.6 million temporary jobs under New Deal programs and 1.8 million on payrolls by year end 1932.
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Mop Boosters to Meet Here Friday
The Arkansas division of the Missouri Pacific Boosters' Club will hold its first meeting of the year at city hall Friday night at 7 30 o'clock. A special train showing Little Rock at 2 40 o'clock that afternoon will bring visitors here from Benton Mal.
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Crowley Freed of Murder After Swift Verdict
Crowley, a 34 year old minister, is acquitted of murder in Jonesboro after a three minute verdict. He testified self defense claiming he shot the janitor who refused to leave the tabernacle and had shot the minister. Jury members shook hands with Crowley and his wife after the verdict amid bitter local sentiment.
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Recapitulation Resources Liabilities Bank Statement
A partial bank statement lists deposits excluding U S government and public funds along with liabilities and capital. It shows common stock at 2500 shares par 100 and a stated surplus near 230,000 with notes on assets and liabilities including cash, securities, real estate, and loans. Signed by Spragins, cashier, with directors attesting.
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