Old Time House Jottings and Social Notices
Fragmented OCR notes reveal social events and local happenings. Bay View Reading Club plans a midweek meeting hosted by Mrs. C. M. with Mrs. J. A. Henry. a bridge party at Southney Street featured high scores and dance handkerchief gifts. Individuals like Mrs. H. A. West and Misses Hattie Ye Feild attend nearby Shreveport events. James L. Jamison returns from a week with relatives. Dog saves lives.
Passion Play at Little Rock 27th
The Freiburg Players of Baden Germany will present eight Passion Play performances at Little Rock High School auditorium starting Monday night January 27 with a Saturday matinee. The event, under Men of the Churches, attracts large statewide attendance. Adolf Fassnacht, descendant of the Fassnacht line, will portray Christ after 26 years in the role.
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Classified Subscriptions Offer and Contact Details
New or renewal subscriptions of any publication are available with a 1030 catalog free. Includes Club bing price. Contact Chas. Reynerson by phone at 40 for details.
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Commission outlines approach to enforce prohibition
The commission argues enforcement needs centralized federal responsibility and state cooperation. It notes 80,000 arrests last year and 24,000 federal staff, with only a fraction available for enforcement. It urges unification, centralized power, and further study before public hearings, detailing four legislative recommendations.
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Congress
Commission Urges Unified Enforcement of Prohibition Laws
The Commission recommends transferring prohibition enforcement from treasury to justice, separating investigation from prosecution, and revising 25 preexisting statutes into a unified, streamlined code. It calls for reform of injunctions to reach hidden claimants and nonresidents, addressing federal court delays, and authorizing district attorneys to prosecute casual violations by complaint with swift penalties.
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Parish Meeting At St Mark's Episcopal Church Tonight
A parish meeting is scheduled at St Mark's Episcopal Church at 7 30 this evening. All members are urged to attend the gathering led by Rector J T Bovill and panel vera.
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County Agents Have Busy Year in Arkansas Agriculture
County extension workers in Arkansas report a strong year with 4-H enrollment rising to 31 178, nearly fivefold in seven years. Soil improvement included 1 660 demonstrations and widespread use of vetch. Terraces built on 2 249 farms protecting 102 956 acres. 577 farms received improved machinery. Poultry houses 320 hog houses 86 barns 137 built from county plans. Beef cattle profitable with 111 pure bred bulls. 23 ton pig litters produced. early spring lamb programs yielded high East St Louis market prices. Dairy industry also aided by agents.
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County extension agents show year of progress and confidence
Reports from county extension agents highlight advances in purebred cattle, seeds, pastures, creamery and cheese plant connections, and cow testing by mail. The text notes ongoing efforts to expand services as agents seek new ways to assist the community.
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Tesa
Better Homes School to be Held in Hope Arkansas
A Better Homes School will be held in Hope on January 30 for Southwest Arkansas in cooperation with the Agricultural Extension department of the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs. The event, preparatory to Better Homes Week demonstrations, aims to train local chairmen and organize programs, with topics on home music, community surveys, financing, home grounds, health, and comfort. Out of state speakers include Miss Blanche Clark, Miss Fannie Buchanan, and Mrs. Mary Sue Gesell. County and town chairmen have been selected to attend.
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Homes Week Meeting at City Hall In January
A meeting will be held at City Hall with a morning session starting at 10 a m on January 30. The notice references Homes Week in April and invites community participation.
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