Time and Change Across a Melancholy Verse Fragment
An odd collage of verse and local notices from a small town newspaper. It blends poetic lines about time and death with community items: birthday observance for a father, weekend visits, a reading club meeting, birth announcement for Glenda Miloun, travel plans of residents, a D C chapter meeting, a two week Texas tour, and a due card of thanks for illness and death support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Reading Club
the & Bown
Meg
Hugh Jones
South Main Street
Mamie ‘Twitchell
Glen Parker
Glenda Miloun
North Main Street
Enaln Alexander
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Guernsey Students Witness Arkansas Senate Pro Tem Election
A Guernsey High School political science group toured Little Rock and observed the Arkansas Senate during a lively session. They met Lt. Gov. Bob Bailey, watched the election of a president pro tem, and saw their senator James H. Pilkinton named temporary president of the upper chamber. The visit included a tour of the Old Mill area with architect crafted concrete artworks from Old Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Dents
Senate
Withen
Guernsey
Capitol
Hugh Bristaw
Stempstemd County
James II. Pilkinton
Bob Bailey
Trempstead
Guernsey High School
Bailey
Milam
Arkansas Senate
James H. Pil.kinton
Arkaunsas
North Lite Rock
Highway No
Old Mill
Old Mexico
Soil Supervisors Elected In Three Counties Election
Three Terre Rouge Bodenvour Soil Conservation District supervisors to join two existing appointees in Hempstead Nevada and Lafayette counties vote set for February 11, 1999. Polls open 8 am to 5 pm with ballots at listed voting places and all qualified electors may vote irrespective of property ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Rouge-Bodenn
Hempstead
Blevins
DeAnn
Fulton
Hope
Sardis
Washington
Belton
Beards Chapel
Patmos
Columbus
Cross Roads
Bingen
McCosk5
Piney, Grove
Spring Hill
Burely
Caroline
Church
LaFayette County
State Line
Oale Grove
Suimns
Lewisville
Center
Walker's Creek
Mt. Plansant
Mors Hill
Buckner
Midway
Bailey outlines speedier action on budget and taxes
Gov. Bailey said the legislature would move quickly on budget bills after resolving sales tax issues. He predicted action ahead on a larger freight rate division and expanding the corporation commission tax division. House members aim to cut Senate-approved appropriations and send changes back for concurrence. Preliminary debate signaled support for a strong one-step convention of candidates for the primary. The inaugural message urged a double primary law due to a new constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Bailey
House
Corporation Commission
Senate
Boyd Tackett
Pike County
House Corporations Committee
Students enjoy long political science trip to Hope
A group of Guernsey High School political science students spent about nineteen hours exploring, dining, and watching The Duke in West Point at Capitol Theater. They visited Malvern and Gordon, visited Hempstead county, and returned to Hope around 1 30 a.m. before dispersing homeward. Attending were Ian Hughson, Ray Glanton, Dallas Cox, Sooner Davis, Henry Haynes, Lottie Boyce, Dorothy Hamilton, Loeta tes Gracie Tomlin, and Marquaret ylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Gast
Capitol Theater
West Point
Atd P.m
Political Science
Whats of
Guernsey High School
Hempstead County
Malvern
Gordon
Hope
Ian Hughson
Ray Glanton
Dallas Cox
Sooner Davis
Henry Haynes
Lottie Boyce
Dorothy Hamilton
Loetates Gracie Tomlin
Marquaret Ylie
Mississippi lawmaker pushes 35 dollar per coin phone tax
Rep J Frank Williams proposes taxing telephone companies 35 annually for each coin phone. Toney backs two bills licensing hospitals by the state board of health and retaliatory taxation on slabs products Washington Minnesota Wisconsin. The committee will also review a two cent per package cigarette tax stash that failed in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Williams
Mississippi
Toney
State Board of Health
Arkansas
Washington
Minnesota
Wsconsin
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Simar
J C A Bush Dies in Lay Work of Methodist Church
J C A Bush dies in lay service of the Methodist church and formerly edited the Nevada County Picayune the county’s oldest newspaper. He served on the Prescott school board for several years. Survivors include his widow three sons Circuit Judge Bush James R and Judson Bush of Prescott and three daughters Mrs Jim Martindale Hope Mrs Mildred Sayre of El Dorado and Mrs Lou Kate Buckner of Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Nevada County
Writers Favor Crackers To Repeat Southern Association Pennant
Eight baseball writers surveyed by the Constitution favored the Atlanta Crackers to win the 1929 Southern Association pennant. Nashville was backed by one writer, while two called it too early to judge. The Atlanta group included Fred Russell, Jack House, Tom Anderson, Dave Bloom, Ben Epstein, and others. Nashville’s Larry Gilbert leads that city, and two judges found it too early to form an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
The
Constitution
Atlanta Crackers
Nashville
Larry Gilbert
Fred Russell
Nashville Banner
Jack House
Birmingham News
Tom Anderson
Knoxville Journal
Dave Bloom
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Ben Epstein
Arkansas Gazette
Wirt Gammon
Chattanooga Times
Pie Dufour
New Orleans
Tribune
Funeral Services Held in Prescott First Methodist Church
Funeral services were conducted at 2 30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the First Methodist church in Prescott by the Rev Mr Holmes and Mr Baker pastor and presiding elder. Burial followed in Prescott cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Prescott
Holmes
Baker
Arkansas Democrat Annotates 1939 Finish Rankings
The Arkansas Democrat compiled a finish consensus for 1939 with Allen Tilden selecting Nashville to top the league. Russell favored Knoxville to rise from the cellar and put New Orleans in last place. New Orleans never dropped from the first division during Gilbert's 19 years as coach, with Knoxville seventh and New Orleans eighth in Russell’s tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Tilden
Arkansas
Nashville
Russell
Knoxville
New Orleans
Gilbert
Pecan Nutted Work Boosts Output with Machines
Wages rise but eliminate hand labor in shelling nut meats. Machines cost 200 to 500 dollars each, raising output from eight pounds per eight hours to 24 to 22 pounds daily per worker. The industry, long marked by low wages and labor unrest, relies on Mexican labor and competition from Brazil nuts and Indian cashews. Potatoes lose only water when fried in fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handshellers
Brazil
India
Remembering Aunt Mary Drives Janet Toward Marriage
Janet weighs love and duty as Aunt Mary urges Barney to press marriage. After Aunt Mary's funeral Janet marries Barney, while Cynthia returns with news and a hint of tension. The News covers Barney's muckraking articles and a national oil disaster as domestic life unfolds around Janet and Cynthis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Janet
Aunt Mary
Mary Cantrell
Lready
Cynthis
Jan
Cynthia
Atgi
Sans Mary
Cyn
Bo Conthiueg
Fertilizer Firm Missed by Quake in Chile
Chilean Nitrate of Soda industry remains unaffected by the recent earthquake, according to officials. Farmers in the Southern States welcome the news as press reports sparked speculation about supply disruptions. Mines plants and transportation tied to the nitrate industry report no damage and say operations continue as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Chile
United States
Judge Accused of Receiving Money From Corporate Interests
Dewey list shows funds paid to Judge Manion and Manton related to cases in the 1930s. Sums include 232,981 from tobacco representatives, 57,500 from John L. Lotsch, 80,000 from Warner Bros executives, with portions repaid and other small transfers noted for House committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Dewey
American ‘Tabacco Company
Tobacco Company
Manion
John L. Lotsch
Brooklyn
Manton
Kings, Brewery
James J. Sullivan
Chile earthquake sparks nitrate supply concern abroad
An 8 spokesman says the disaster in southern Chile injures some but leaves most nitrate facilities in northern Chile intact. The American farming industry relies on this natural fertilizer for crop production, and farmers worldwide should not fear nitrate shortages despite the quake’s damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
America
Lost Ducks Lift From Gate Warden
LETHBRIDGE Alberta reports more than 500 ducks lacking migratory instinct were captured on Buffalo Lake near the city and transported by truck to open water in Montana. Ducks remained as water area shrank to about 20 square feet, risking freezing. W H Wallace head of Alberta game commission noted the birds faced peril from ice and lack of nourishment while waiting for water access. Short Circuited By Egg: Hugoquist farmer car balked then found hen under car top of motor laid egg shorting electrical system in Temple Texas.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Buffalo Lake
Montana
W.H. Wallace
Albertan Game Commission
Wallace
Iady
Temple
Texas
Hugo” Quist
Three Days' Cough Signal Promises Creomulsion Relief
An advertisement urges readers that a persistent cough or chest cold signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It claims the medicine targets the root of irritation, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and expels germs, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Roy Anderson
James L. Jamison
Mixx Joste Andersons
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E.G. Anderson Far Toman
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Pama
HL Stuart
Hlah
Wrights
Danise Straiet
Pat Claborne
Misa Dell Carpenter
New Mexico
Colorado
Monument Lake
Trinidad
Colo
Engman
Don Kitchens
Houston
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Mantes
W. W
Surat
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Gunter
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W. TR
Samat
LTA Pa Ever
Americas
Happy Thedys
Hardys
Lewis Stone
Mickey Rooney
Cecilia Fay Holden
Mother Goose
Hollywood
Cuernsey School
Robert
I Fe Glen
Avank ¢ Hida 'Sulevan
Owe Barrymore
Clare Trevor
Sally Blane
Bill Abbeon
Battle of
Broadway
Vickox McLaglen
Xian Doulevy
Nevada
Lafayette
Renee Case Meade” Motors „ TN Warning
Ogden
Utah
Glen Stamos
Stamos
J.C. A. Bush
Brom
Crax
Southern Association Baseball Writers
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Joned
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