Crop Insurance to Aid Tenant Farmers in Bankhead-Jones Plan
The Farm Security Administration will issue Bankhead-Jones tenant purchase loans in the county with an adaptable crop insurance approach. Payments will vary with yearly yield and cash crop prices, potentially allowing 40 year amortization. Applicants urged to apply by mid February. The article notes Dead Sea salt tonnage as a closing aside.
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Bankhead-Jones
Farm Security Administration
Ecrop
Bankheads- Jones
A. H. Wade
PSA
A. UM. Wade
Exposer of an Illinois scam in a water heater pitch
An excerpt describes a con by a portable heater salesman offering exclusive state and county rights to a water heater scheme. Hugh Belton buys in with $1,000, then moves across the state selling county rights for up to $800 each. He pockets promises of large profit but fails to sell, misses payments, and loses the rights when default occurs, the scheme collapsing.
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Claude Stuart
Hugh Belton
Hugh
Mughe
Siro Maun
Sonera
Los Investment
Fugly
Thought Ritual Prompt or Destroyed Wing Practice
A fragment references a thought ritual implying sacrifice or removal of something. It mentions abandon or burn a durn or wing on an altar associated with gadson and K Chesterton, signaling a symbolic act or critique embedded in a poetic line.
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Ur Gadson
Chesterton
Shakeup in State Police Is Denied
Governor Bailey rejects reports of a pending oust and replacement of State Police superintendent A. G. Albright. He states the governor and State Police Commission have solid support for Albright amid rumors that Sweet or Reed might take the post. The remark came as Bailey left his office late Friday.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Pou- Hemitany
AL Hy Reeel
A. G. Albright
Albright
State Police Commission
Mr. Sweet
Dallas Dalton
Arkaedelphia
Cranium Crackers Questions From Classified Pie
A reader asks trivia about theater origins, prescription abbreviations, US size excluding possessions, lifespans of elephant and tortoise and queen bee, and inventors credited for machine gut steel and dyname. Answers promised on Classified Pie.
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United States
Hope High's undefeated streak stays alive in 53 27 win
Hope High School beat Camden Panthers 53 to 27 to remain undefeated. The game marked a home court finale for seniors Hugh Reese and Percy Tamesey as Hope added to a series of wins in conference play. Reese led Hope with 16 points, while Camden's Gillespie totaled nine.
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Hope
Camden
Camden Panthers
Bobcrts
Warren
Hot Springs
Carden
Hugh Reese
Percy Tamesey
University of Arkansas
Fins
Megua
Mamsey
Percy Ramsey
Reese
Blniy
Prescott Suti
Curly Wolves
Prescutt Yminium
Dean Noe Near Death as Result of His Fast
Dean Israel Noe lies near death after a prolonged fast as Methodist and Episcopal church officials clash over care. Friends rush to hospital amid fears he may lapse into a coma, while Bishop James M. Maxon orders removal and the deanery wards remain uncertain about his fate.
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Dean Noe
Memimites
Pheneds
Israel C
Dook
St Mary’s Episcopal Carthedri
James M. Maxon
Oil firms found guilty in big U.S. anti trust trial
A federal court jury in Madison convicted 16 major oil companies and 30 officials for conspiring to raise and fix Midwest gasoline prices in 1986 in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. The Madsen case spanned 16 weeks and was a major government action against the petroleum industry. In Tennessee, the Tennessee Valley Authority won a constitutional test as it pledged cooperation on a federal government program.
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Madison
Wis
Standard Oilrust
Madsen
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee Villey Authority
United States Supreme Cour
Gov Gmnenl
Prowran
Debris Fire Reported To Forest Guards In Arkansas
The Arkansas State Forestry Commission protects vast woodland areas and informs the public of legal fire precautions. The Cole-Cratchfield forest fire note details required notices before burning fields or woods and the penalties for failing to warn the agency. A ranger checks notices when smoke is found. if none exists, suppression teams respond.
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Arkansas State Forestry Commission
Arkans
Khaw
Cole-Cratchfield
Arkat State Orest’y Commission
What Would You Do In Social Situations
A damaged 1930s etiquette quiz asks if shoppers should mutter at clerks and if you should complain loudly. Answers state no to most rudeness, yes to thanking good service, and returning unsatisfactory goods to the department manager.
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Pleiss
NEA Service
Six Are Reported in Hempstead Sheriff Race Field
Local chatter centers on Hempstead county elections with six potential sheriff candidates named Dale Jones C E Baker Reginald Bearden Frank Ward J S Bully Conway and R O Robins Bearden may seek a third term amid talks of supporting R A Bob Cook in the governor’s race Five candidates are floated for county clerk Frank J Hill Andrew Hutson John W Ridghill Paul Sims and Charles Wiley for tax assessor Dewey Bendrix C Cook and Lyman Eley cited Three incumbents are expected to run for a second term in county judge treasurer and circuit clerk Five names circulated for representative John P Vesey James Pilkinson J R Reed Rayre Weisenberger and Emory Thompson with H W Timberlake also mentioned Senatorial contenders Hugh D Clark Alfred Featherstone new Hempstead Pike Montgomery district Prosecuting attorney contenders Ned Stewart Abert Graves Dick Huie George Edwards Circuit judge possibilities Judge Dexter Bush and W K Lemley.
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Hempstead
Dale Jones
C. E. Baker
Reginald Bearden
Frank Ward
J. S
Bully) Conway
R. O. Robins
Bearden
Jin Bearden
R. A
Bob Cook
Pulaski
Prank J. Hill
Andrew
Speedy) Hutson
John W. Ridghill
Paul Sims
Charles Wiley
Dewey Bendrix
C. Cook
Lyman Eley
John P. Vesey
James L. Pilkinton
J. R. Reed
Rayre Weisenberger
Emory Thompson
H. W. Timberlake
Hugh D. Clark
Hope
Alfred Featherstone
Murfreesboro
Pike
Montgomery
Ned Stewart
Abert Graves
Dick Huje
Arkadelphia
George Edwards
Texarkana
Dexter Bush
W. KK. Lemley
Ex Hope Teacher Pryor Killed in Ark. Crash
L Pryor 36 former Hope School faculty member dies in a Russellville hospital from crash injuries after a car struck an iron beam at Ola Arkansas. He had served as education director of a CCC camp near Ozark and was a member of First Methodist Church Conway. Survived by parents J W Pryor of Malvern and brother Louis Pryor of Poyen. Three CCC enrollees with him escaped serious injury. His boy returned to Malvern Friday.
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Conway
Arkansas State Teachers College
Oklahoma University
Pryor
Ola
CCC
Proyer
Malvern
Tortoise Shell May Be Danie Boone Relic
The inscribed tortoise shell bears 1787 D. Beatie and is claimed to be an authentic signature of Daniel Boone. J Reynolds bought the shell found by his stepfather on Otter Creek in Lycoming County Pennsylvania. Prof Agnes M Orbison of El Mira College science department says the inscription may be authentic.
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Elmira
D. Beatie
Kane
J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Otter Creek
Lycoming County
Boone
War Reading
Agnes M. Orbison
el Mira College
Japan admits war will be long as China front widens
Tokyo reports Premier Konoye and ministers tell parliament Japan needs more ships and funds for a prolonged fight in China. Tokyo notes armies converge on Lunghai rail line in central bread basket region as bombing raids resume across Chinese positions from Hangzhou to Shanghai front, signaling extended conflict and sustained airpower.
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Associated Press
Japan
China
Lunghai
Tokyo
Prince Fuimaro Konoye
Mancheukuo
Snanghat
Hangchow
Shanghai
FBI Convictions Reach Four Thousand Six Hundred Twenty Four
The FBI reported a total of 4,624 convictions as a milestone in its ongoing enforcement drive. No further context provided on cases, jurisdictions, or time frame.
Call Farm Meet at Bingen Jan 26
An agricultural educational meeting will be held at the Ringe school on Wednesday January 26 1938 at 7 p.m. County Agent Clifford L Smith announces the gathering to discuss farm legislation and crop outlook for Mine Creek township in 1938. Moon picture filmny strips will be used with lectures. Hempstead County Farm Bureau president will outline the 1938 program.
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Ringe School
Clifford L. Smith
Mine Creek
Moon Picture
Hempstead
Burea
Birth of Son Delights 69 Year Old Farmer in Conway
In Conway a 69 year old farmer named Wasson welcomed a newborn son as his son and new heir. The father, recovering from a back injury, ready to tend his plantation. He has 25 living children and keeps up daily work at home and in the sawmill.
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St. Calls
Conway
S. C
J. Roberts
Record Rainfall Near All-Time County High
Heavy rainfall captured across the region with a near record 7 inch 24 hour total at Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment station from Thursday morning to Friday morning and 8.6 inches in 48 hours ending Saturday. Red River at Fulton rose five feet overnight to 16.9 feet. Flooding closed roads and disrupted power, with nine hours of travel delays and several towns reporting impassable routes. Washington and Hempstead county roads flooded while Prescott recorded six inches in eight hours and power plant shut briefly due to flooding.
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Fruit & Truck Branch
Fulton
Red River
Fulton-McNab Road
Prescott
Witsitipal
Washington
Caney Creek
Hope- Washington
Hempstead
Missouri- Pacific
Hope
Arkansas-Louisiana Pipe Line Company
Texarkana
Nolen Lewallen Dies at 27 After Illness
Nolen Lewallen 27 a Hope High School graduate and former Hempstead County 4 H champion died in Josephine hospital after two operations in the week. Born in Hempstead County he was the son of Mr and Mrs Riley Lewallen. Funeral from Shover Springs church conducted by Rev Hollis Purtle and Rev Roy Ray. Burial in Shover Springs cemetery. Survived by widow, parents, two brothers Emmet J Lewallen of Minjon Ark and Russell Lewallen of Stillwater Okla and a sister Mrs HH Callies of Shower Springs. Active pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers listed.
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Nolen Lewallen
Hope High School
Hempstead County
Josephine Hospital
Riley Lewallen
Hope Route Two
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
An. Sutmday
Shover Springs Church
Hollis Purtle
Roy Ray
Shover Springs Cemetery
Pyo Brothers
Emmet J. Lewallen
Minjon
Ark
Russell Lewallen
Stillwater
Cotton Market Closes Barely Steady After Opened Range
New Orleans cotton markets opened Saturday at 8.34 and closed at 8.58, with spot cotton ending barely steady and five points lower middling at 3.6. Market notes indicate modest price movement and limited demand for the day.
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New Orleans
Mareh
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