Community notices and visits fill holiday weekend
Local social column lists guests from Arkadelphia, Little Rock, Texarkana, and other towns visiting or hosting relatives during the Fourth of July period. It notes weddings, engagements, park performances by Norma McDuffie and the Princess Park troupe, and upcoming meetings of the Business and Professional Women’s club at Hotel Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma McDuffie
S. M. Pankey
Shreveport Times
Princess Park
Princes
R. H. Barr
Grover C. Thompson
City Recreation
Elmore Kent
Miss McDuffie
New York City
Forest Downs
O el Dorado
Shreveport
May Thomas
Miss Bobbie
Lee Ward
Arkadelphia
Stuart
Spragins
Little Rock
Frances Patterson
Personal Mention Highlights Local Public Moves
Homer Burke former Hope estype Nceman left Monday for Texarkana to serve as a special Missouri Pacific officer. H. Turner, a well known Patmos farmer, departed for Barnard Mo to visit his brother John R Turner who is seriously ill. Turner expects to return home in about a week. A son weighing 8 pounds 3 4 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Parks Fisher Sunday July 5 at Josephine hospital. Visitors to Hope Sunday included Mr and Mrs Roy Allen and son formerly of the city and Mr Allen s brother Cameron Allen Mrs Allen and their mother Mrs Ola Allen of Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Laseter
O. T. Venable
Waco
J. W. Laseter
Shreveport
Bemman Phillips Grissom
Misa Margaret Quayle
New York
G. S. Nabors
Little Rock
George Koonce
John R. Potter
John Phillips
Arkadelphia
E. R. Green
W. 8. Green
Idabel
Okla
Ola Allen
Cameron Allen
Roy Allen
Camden
W F. Bevening
Julia
George R. Breedlove
Roy Anderson
Stuart Spraggins
C. C. Spragins
W. Q. Warren Jr
Hot Springs
W. Warren
Homer Burke
Hope Estype
H. Turner
Patmos
Hope Monday
Barnard, Mo
John R. Turner
Parks Fisher
Josephine Hospital
Pi Fisher
Scott Stores
Versatile agriculturalist proposed for South farm board
Jacksonville Florida report profiles Dr Burretto G Lewis a 49 year old Jamestown PA born university of nebraska graduate seen as fit to represent the South on the federal farm board. His career spans dairy farming milk supply systems New York City farm colonies railroad earnings tax adjustments subway planning budget systems and Florida citrus industry leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Burdetto G. Lewis
Federal Farm Board
Jamestown
Lewis
University of Nebraska
Old South
New York
Pennsylvania
New York City
Europe
Denmark
France
Germany
England
Korea
Wisconsin
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles E. Hughes
Public Service Commission
John P. Mitchell
Emial
Musee Shoals
Dr. Lewis
Penney- Gwinn Corporation
Florida
South
Florida Citrus Growers’ Clearing House Association
Florida Citrus Exchange
Governor Sterling Aims Extra Session for Conservation Commission
Governor Ross R. Sterling in Austin expressed that a special session of the Texas legislature will merge state departments into a single conservation commission. It would govern air gas water sail and natural resources with oil control in the same act. He said no local bills would be submitted except life and death matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Ross R. Sterling
Conservation Commission
Central Conservation Commission
Oil and Gas Division
Gas Utilities Division
Railroad Commission
State Board of Water Engineers
Department
State Reclamation Department
Sterling
East Tejas Stance Limits Railway Compliance Prospect
The speaker states no possibility of full compliance in East Tejas with any railroad commission order. Only the conservation issue and congressional redistricting will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siot
East
Tejas
Raiiroad Commission
No Wonder Lovely Women Like It Face Powder Ad
Ad promoting a new face powder from Geo W Robison Co and John P Cox Drug Co. Claims include French process, preventing large pores, smooth blend with any complexion, fresh youthful bloom, no irritation, no flaky or pasty look, and no skin dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melloglo
Geo. W. Robison & Co
John P. Cox Drug Company
America’s Prettiest at Home
A fragment hints at a feature titled Americas Prettiest at Home. Details are sparse but suggest a local profile or contest note highlighting appealing homes or individuals. Further readable text is needed to confirm names, places, or dates.
Lea in Counter Claim Against Bank Receivers
Nashville publisher Colonel Luke Les filed a counter claim against Caldwell and Company receivers, seeking 107000 dollars. He alleges the institution illegally converted collateral he placed with it. The article notes a 12 month deficit near a billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Nashville, Tenn
Luke Les
Nashville
Caldwell and Company
Mills
The
Treasury
Uncle Sam Takes Steps to Trim Historic Deficit
Washington reports that on July 1 Uncle Sam reviewed his books and began actions to reduce the enormous postwar deficit. The move signals a defensive fiscal plan aimed at restoring balance after wartime spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
McCasland Sentenced to Two Years in Texas Riot
A Sherman Texas man J B McCasland faces a two year prison term connected to the May 9 1930 arson at the Gray building in Austin. The case ties McCasland to the riot and resulting fire that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCasland
Texas
Austin
J. B. McCasland
Sherman
Arkadelphia Chamber Eyes Strawberries Growth Plan
Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce discusses strawberry growing with a committee to confer with local farmers, aiming to foster suitability and expansion of berry production in the area. The plan centers on coordinating with Beth farm communities to explore practical cultivation methods and market potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Ark
Arkdelphia
Beth
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