Farm Bureau Press Sees Rising County Activity in State Unity
Farm Bureau Press notes growing county engagement in Arkansas across the Federation as members push campaigns and prepare for the annual series of district meetings. Dodson reports statewide membership surveys show increased activity amid war pressures, urging farmers to unite for parity, export shifts, and postwar readiness while maintaining a broad service program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Press
Arkansas Reali Federation
Thomas F
The
Star
Dodson
Ture
Lse
Develoy
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
J. L. Smith
Saline County
J. H. Shapp
Woodruff County
H. L. Joiner
Columbia County
State Department of Education
Fred A. Smith
Department
Remembering plan for membership drives and campaign
A fragmented note urges forming a county plan for a membership drive with state help, organizing volunteers in every community, setting a definite start date, appointing units and check-up meetings, publicizing in county papers, and using locally loined methods to boost engagement in the campaign.
Farm Bureau seeks broad membership drive push in 1941
Arkansas Farm Bureau leaders urge county units to launch statewide membership campaigns from January through March to exploit peak recruiting months. They cite farmers’ midwinter focus on economics, year-ahead planning, and renewal of subscriptions as favorable, and stress shared leadership and community cooperation to ensure success. The federation has materials ready and invites groups to request assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Akansas Fames
Nioe
National Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Bullock
Arkansas
Counsiel
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ollier
Labor shortages and speed laws spark nationwide notes
A reader asks about shortages in engineering and related fields as colleges join a 14 college program across 35 states. Meanwhile states tighten speed rules with 15 putting driving as the 'reasonable' responsibility and night limits varying. Postmaster General Walker’s status rumor fades, and Farley’s gubernatorial rumors surface. Citizens must prove citizenship for Yadin operator licenses as FCC widens checks.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
D. L. Parsons
Army
Navy
Office of Education
Kansas University
Kansas State College
Rochester
Frank Walker
First Presidents and the Automobile Use
The article notes William Howard Taft as the first president to regularly use an automobile while in office and states Warren G. Harding was the first president who knew how to drive his own vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Howard Taft
United States
Warren G. Harding
Antlet I 14 Silly to Galt teach for printing
Fragmented OCR fragment lists clue items and scattered words across numbered entries. The readable portions include terms like food central tendency and a street abbreviation, with several numbers and partial phrases suggesting a puzzle or glossary index rather than a coherent news item.
Freshman Honor and Senior Party at Sagatoga High School
The text lists student names by class and notes a senior hosted party for freshmen in the Sagatoga high school building on Wednesday January 15. Attendees included many local students and guests from Larbuddie Texas and other adults.
Saratoga High School P T A Program and Local News
The Saratoga Okay McNab P T A will host "It Was a Lovely Evening" on January 29 in the Saratoga auditorium with for all school children and for adults. A January 11 PT A meeting in the Saratoga gym featured a freshman program "Qui Play" with Betty Jo Reed Bill Collins Bobby Calver and Frank Gathright. Judy and Ruth DeLaney led songs with Arline Sutton at piano. The second grade won a dollar for most mothers present. Saratoga and Mineral Springs played last Friday night with Mineral Springs edging Saratoga 28 26 for the girls and Saratoga 25 22 for the boys. On Tuesday January 34 Saratoga beat DeQueen 52 24 in girls and 28 18 in boys. Honor rolls for the fourth month include freshmen John William Evans Frank Gathright Betty Jo Reed. A former Yandale School District board member’s service noted. Mrs. Hare’s family mourns. obituary mentions survive. J O Rankin of Steele Missouri outlined a potential United States fate if Hitler prevails, presented at a Mississippi County Farm Bureau meeting in Blytheville with analysis of agriculture’s outlook.
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Sagatoga High School
Betty Jo Reed
Bobby Colyer
Mrckle Clayton
Willin Culbertson
Ruth DeLaney
Magie Thompson
Wesley Shirley
Manley McCorkle
John Evans
Joe Bland McTunkins
Horaldt
Troy Lyons
Eugene Ghaffin
Qtha Smith
Prank
Gathright
Billy Collins
Cora Mae McJunkins
Mary
P.T. A
Saratoga-Okay- McNab P.T. A
Saratoga Autditorium
Saratoga Gymnasium
Bill Collins
Bobby Calver
Frank Gathright
Judy
Arline Sutton
United States
Hitler
J. O. Rankin
Steele
Jarmey University
Mississippi County Farm Bureau
Blytheville
Agneculure
Rankin
Letters on Hope Sunday Schools and Gospel Tabernacle
J A Sullivan of Hope Arkansas writes praising the Gospel Tabernacle and four state conference attendees. He notes Sunday School attendance and church growth, urges all Hope churches to outdo each other in teaching and outreach, and emphasizes the importance of gospel work for children and adults.
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Assembly of God Conference
Alea
Brige
Shiverhat
Bruner Wary
Church of the Assembly of God
Toom
Churches of Hope
Thaya
Trope
Bruner
Town of
Hope
Gospel Tabernacle
Peter
Town of Hope
Oly
Chivirel
Jesus Christ
Cduches
J. A. Sullivan
Hope, Ark
Social notes from Tepe to Coxarky and Hope area
Miss Margie Wiggins of Tepe visited Bleving guest of Miss Ervesidine House. Mrs Herman Brown stayed in Mope with Mrs Sweeney Copelani and others. Several residents traveled to Tucson Orig and Hope for visits. Local families including Stephens, Brown, Andres, and Tribble were noted in social and visiting roundups across multiple towns.
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Margie Wiggins
Tepe
Bleving
Ervesidine
Herman Brown
Mope
Sweeney Copelani
M. Stephens
Herbert M. Stephens
Carl Brown
Tucson
Orig
A. B. Wetherington
Mes
M. L. Nelsom
Morley
Hope
Ley Tedfert
Elmer Brown
Tom Sage
Byron Andres
John Tinnias
Mary
Jon Andres
Margelle Willian
Susie Goles
Steven Ruth Whatley
Virginis Burkley
PC. Stephens
Merbert M. Stephens
S. E. Tribble
Mulyu Sue ‘Fribble
Coxarky
Paul Powers
Patmaps
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Department of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
Agricultural Marketing Service
Thomas Deadrick Hare
Cross County
That
Easter Arkansas
Mr. Hare
County Aaa Committee
County Democratic Central Committee
Board of Stewards
Vuanadale Methodist Church
Mal
Hoh
Butte
Mont
American Automobile Association
AAA
Montana
Connecticut
Minnesota
Nebraska
M. J
Pittsburgh
Federal Communications Commission
Wneen
Abby
New
Englal
Manley Lewis McCorkle
Mildred Evans
Bobby Colver
Charlene Heater
Betty Colver
Ruby Dellinger
Dale Blackwood
John William Evans
Charlene Hester
Calvin Schooley
Betty Colverver
Jeanin Cannan
Peru
Saratoga High School News
Saratoga
Mineral Springs
Mineral Springs Sids
Saratoga Boys
DeQueen
Betty Ju Reed
Yanndale
Neibépaber
Blevins
Memphis
Hope Auto Company
Tom McLarty Hope Auto Co
Tenn
Ford Motor CO
Jack Lester
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