Canutt to star in A Texan's Honor at New Grand
Yakima Canutt, Theodore Roosevelt Trophy winner, appears in J Charles Davis Production A Texan's Honor at the New Grand theatre. Bruce Mitchell directs the Hollywood rodeo drama famed for dangerous stunts on Sierra Madre slopes with Canutt and his horse Boy. His expert horsemanship and fearless riding are showcased as pursuers struggle to descend beside him.
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Theodote Roosevelt
Yakima Canutl
New Grand Theatre
J. Charles Davis
Bruce Mitchell
Hollywood
Canutt
Toasmuch
Sierra Madre
Californ
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Fragmented Crossword Clues and Themed Hints Across Page
A scrambled crossword puzzle page with clues and partial solutions. It includes references to various themes, wordplay, and partial answers forming a dense, puzzle-heavy section. The readable fragments hint at missing letters, unusual phrases, and intermittent numeric cues across many lines.
Hope city platform promotes power plant revenue use
The Star's platform urges directing municipal power plant revenues to develop social resources in Hope, improve alleys and back sidewalks, pave more streets, and support sanitation. It backs a county highway plan to build all weather roads yearly, reduce rural dirt miles, and assist cooperative farm groups. It links tax reform and efficient government to statewide progress.
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Oards
the Chamber of ‘Commerce
Hempstead
Public Alleys and Drainage Plan for Hope
Public alleys in Hope are in deplorable condition and poorly drained. The back yards of about a dozen or fifteen business houses form a mud filled area that becomes nearly impassable after rain. A paving and drainage plan is needed, financed through a concrete proposal supported by the mayor and city council to connect back yard drainage with the street system.
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Postoffice
Faultvernment
Chamber, of Commerce
Hope
On With The Survey Weighs In On Arkansas Politics
The Jonesboro Tri-Pure notes that a state funded survey could expose waste and corruption in Arkansas politics. It urges timely action on recommendations to avoid turning the effort into a campaign ploy and questions whether candidates will follow through to wipe out entrenched interests.
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Arisag
Parnell
Lee Cazort
Tyro
Arkansas
Cazort
Bureau of Municipal Research
Jonesboro
Washington Woo Letter Washington Woo Letter
A profile of John Holland, a 30-year-old investigator for Senator Tom Walsh, who drives the Senate judiciary committee’s lobbying inquiry. Born in 1899 in Butte Montana, Holland studied at Montana School of Mines and worked in Walsh’s office while finishing law. his work on Teapot Dome and naval oil lease records helped shape the public lands committee hearings from 1923 to 1924.
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Rodney Dutcner
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Holland
Holland
Mc Holland
Tom Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Teapot Dome
Borah
Caraway
Blaine
Tobbyists
Butte
Mont
Montana School of Mines
Albert B. Farr
Interior Department
Public Lands Committee
Fall
Supreme Court
Naval
Doheny
Sinclair
Public Lands
Senator Walsh
Vice President Curtis Studies Uses For Tomahawk Gavel
Report notes Curtis uses four tomahawks as a gavel in Senate sessions. Speculation hints Charlie could leverage them for leverage and bargaining power amid future raises for Henry Ford employees and automotive sales.Roadside rumors claim spirits and rum runners haunt the Detroit riverfront with ghostly sleds and white shears.
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Curtis
Senate
Charlie
Detroit River
Health notes and illnesses in Oakland community
Health is generally good with a few flu cases. Johnny Hamilton was absent this week due to flu. Pauline Glanton, Robert Paul, and Lois Hamilton are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Gene Hamilton and family attended Sunday school at Bright Star and visited friends. Prebend Ray Glanton spent Sunday with Robert Paul and 3 M Heiler Miss Aina Sleghorn visited with cousin Lois ton. Gene Hamilton and a son Johnny and Williard spent Saturday with Mrs Lida Hamilton. Miss Pauline Ferguson Miss Shipy of Hope Miss Mildred Smeddely and M Thon Smedely of McNab exiled on Mia Lojs and Andy Hamilton for a7 Sunday afternoon. ay. had Mrs Munn Hamilton spent Mundy on business in Prescott.
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Pauline Glanton
Robert Paul
Lois Hamilton
Gene Hamilton
Bright Star
Ray Glanton
M.heiiler
Aina Sleghorn
Loiston
Johnny and
Williard
Lida Hamilton
Pauline Ferguson
Shipy of Hope
Mildred Smeddely
M. Thon Smedely Af McNab
Mia Lojs
Andy Hamilton
Munn Hamilton
Mundy
Prescott
County Agents Build Safer Breeding Chute for Sire Dictator
County agents show a safety breeding chute built from Extension Service plans for handling the pure bred dairy bull purchased last November. The sire Dictator's Plymouth Knight, a grandson of Imported Golden Fern noble and grand champion, is expected to boost offspring production. A list of DeAnn association stockholders follows, naming G. S. Samuel, J. J. Samuel, Lerdy Samuel, J. M. Aynold, and others.
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J. L. Samuel
College of Agriculture
Plymouth
DeAnn Association
G. S. Samuel
J. J. Samuel
Lerdy Samuel
J. M. Aynold
T. J. Hartsfield
Wilson C. G. Coffee
J. C. Burke
J. D. Burke
Dh Burke
W. H. Burke
W. L. Clark
G. B. Breeding
Earl Schooley
A. L. Roberts
J. K. Willis
Alk
Emmett
R.J
L. E. Salisbury
Washington
W. H. Harris
Hope
Paul Brian
Twenty Five Years Ago In Star News From Piles Of The Day
The report covers a sequence of social notes from Lewisville and nearby towns. Tillman Parks and J W Phillips along with Mr Abeles visited the city. Ethel Tidwell Buckner visited her uncle Dr J H Weaver and traveled home from Arkadelphia. Wright Tharp and sister Mac visited relatives in Waco Grandview and other Lone Star locales. George Briant returned from Malvern to stay. Joe Boswell received a Notary Public commission. Bert Johnson of Arkansas Orchard Planting Association spent Sunday at Hotel Barlow. Lillie Wolf Bingen visited Miss Mary Perkins. Mr and Mrs Holand Patterson visited his Dallas county mother.
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Tillman Parks
Lewisville
Barlow
J. W. Phillips
Mr. Abeles
Washington
Ethel Tidwell
Buckner
J. H. Weaver
Arkadelphia
Wright Tharp
Mac Tharp
Waco
Grandview
Lone Star State
George Briant
Malvern
Hope
Joe Boswell
Bert Johnson
Arkansas Orchard Planting Association
Lillie Wolf
Bingen
Mary Perkins
Holand Patterson
Dallas County
Ten Years Ago Visitors Stay In Texarkana Scene
Ten years ago John Dyer of Missouri a former Hope resident spent the night in the city as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A F E Hanegan. O'Brien Conway Briant Betis and Thelma Woodall are noted visitors with plans to attend a Grand Theatre performance.
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John, Dyer
Missouri
Hope
A. F E. Hanegan
W. J. O'Brien
J. S. Conway, Jr
Mae Briant
Cornelia Betis
Texarkana
Parlor
Bendroon
Bath
Thelma Woodall
Nina Woodall
Little Rock
E. A. Hollinghead
Kaly
Margaret
Carlisle
John
Local social notes mention Spragins and relatives in city
Mrs. C. R. Pugh visited Mrs. Ed McCorkle and returned to Texarkana. Pugh serves as District Associational Worker for Southwestern Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Anderson came back from Texarkana after visiting Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs. Chas. Garrett traveled to Little Rock for a brief visit.
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C. R. Pugh
Ed McCorkle
Yexarkana
Pugh
Baptist Church
H. L. Anderson
Texarkana
L. J. Gillespie
Chas. Garrett
Little Rock
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