Wedding Announcement and Local Society Notes in Magnolia
The column notes the July wedding of Aliie Mae Reece and J. O. Stath erig in Evening Shade, plus a stream of Magnolia social items. Entries include visits, church society activities, sunrise breakfast at Collier's Lake, missionary group meetings, and a box supper at Dyke's springs highlighting local families, travel, and community events.
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Aliie Mae Reece
Evening Shade
J. O. Statherig
Certani
Young Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
John Vesey
Collier’s Lake
Cornelia Whitehurst
Eleanor Foster
Dyke's Springs
Miss Foster
Know the Ropes Guest List and Woodmen Meeting
Mrs. Guy Fulk of Little Rock visits her sister Mrs. Gus Bernier and Mr. Bernier with Misses Billy and Katherine Pulk and Miss Helen Bernier arriving week’s end. Miss Bernier stayed with cousins in Little Rock two months. Misses Murrial and Grace Burrows of Dallas visit cousins Jeanne and Carolyn Robertson on Shower Springs road. William Robertson returns from Nashville visit with Clint Toland. Woodmen Circle meeting at Woodmen hall South Main Tuesday night features state manager Mrs BE. C. Geyer as principal speaker.
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Guy Fulk
Little Rock
Gus Bernier
Mr. Bernier
Billy
Katherine Pulk
Helen Berniey
Arive
Miss Bernier
Murrial
Grace Burrows
Dallas
Texas
Jeanne
Carolyn Robertson
Shower Springs
O— William Robertson
Clint Toland
Nashville
Woodmen Circle
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Poplar Grave 196
Woodmen Hall
South Main Street
BE. C. Geyer
Speeaker
The Old West Lives in Big Bend Frontier Tale
A narrative passage follows hardy Texans, ranchers, peace officers and rangers facing Candalario’s challenges. It shifts from modern cities to rugged mountain roads, with routes from San Antonio toward El Paso and into Mexico, ending in Uvalde, Texas near Vice President Garner’s home amid sage brush and chaparral.
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Sam
Texas Rangers
Texas
Big Bend
el Paso
Mexico
San Antonio
Uvalde
Garner
Iron Boost for Thin Pale Children Ad
An advertisement urges parents to give Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to underweight and anemic children. It claims iron builds red blood, improves appetite and energy, purifies blood with quinine, and strengthens resistance to disease. The tonic is pitched as safe and palatable for kids, sold in all stores.
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Grove
Chevrolet Equals Best in 2 Years
Chevrolet reports June output at 81,573 units, the highest in two years and more than double June a year ago, as W S Knudsen cites morale and worker cooperation. He notes share-the-work plans aim to flatten employment this summer and maintain payrolls around 32,500.
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Chevrolet
W. S. Knudsen
Chevrolet Motor Company
Knudsen
The Big Bend Frontier of Texas Reviewed
A vivid travelogue paints the Big Bend country as a vast untamed frontier between the Pecos and Rio Grande. Descriptions cover the landscape from Del Rio to the Chisos mountains, the petrified forest, and lone ranch life amid dangers, early exploration, and decades of border conflicts.
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del Rio
Pecos
Big Bend
Pecos River
Rio Grande
Chisos
Texas
Belgium
New England
Brewster County
United States
Mexico
Davy Crockett
de Vaca
Texas Rangers
Fines and Prohibition Finance Questioned by Editor
The piece cites Texas Rangers and the six gun in the Big Bead and questions enforcing prohibition. It rails at persistent violators and asks if freeing the liquor trade will yield sound government. An editor notes a county collecting a million dollars yearly from liquor revenue, but does not reveal drinkers’ costs.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
N. P. O'Neal
Texas Rangers
The
Youthful Alton Leader Stabilized Local Bank Amid Crises
A prominent Alton figure, respected by residents, helped keep a local bank stable during banking troubles by backing its resources. He paid $135,000 in bonds from the Atton Marium Products Company bankrupts, though not investors in the firm, to protect his name. He had hoped to maintain his good reputation despite fragile health and the danger of kidnapping.
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Alton
Atton Marium Products Company
Duer
Loan Office Notice on Truck Crops and Remittances
Crop Production Loan Office Memphis issues reminder to borrowers that cash from truck crops and fruit crops must be applied to the loan. Remittances should be payable to Treasurer of the United States and mailed to the Crop Production Loan Office Memphis Tenn with the borrower name address and loan number. Borrowers receive full credit for unearned interest. contact Inspector D Barham if needed.
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D. &. Barham
United States
Memphis
Tenn
Governor Wins Clash With Road Board In Federal Court
In Gainesville Georgia Governor Talmadge defeats ousted members of the Georgia State Highway Board who sought federal intervention to regain their seats. The petition named former board members Barnett and Vereen along with Adjutant General Lindley Camp and Jud Wilhoit, while the governor’s spending of highway funds faced challenge.
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Gainesville
Georgia State Highway Board
Talmadge
Road Department
Highway Board
I Barnett
Vereen
Lindley Camp
Jud P. Wilhoit
Betts Graveyard Judge Dismisses Suit In Early Week
An injunction suit brought by Capt. J. W. Barr was dismissed by United States District Judge E. Mar Betts. The action centers on control of the Betts graveyard eight miles south via Underwood on the Lewisville highway. The ousted chairman W. Vereen and deposed member W. C. Vereen are named. The announcement was made Tuesday with proceedings set for Wednesday, July 19.
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United States
E. Mar
Betts Graveyard
Underwood
Holly Springs Singing Class Disputes Annual Convention Timing
A Holly Springs speaking statement to Hope Star rejects claims the Holly Springs Singing Class has held a yearly convention for 18 years. They say May singing has not occurred since 1915 and request fair handling of semi annual and annual conventions, noting Bodcaw and Miss Marlar's inquiry. They express willingness to host the annual when it is their turn.
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Bodcaw
Holly Springs
Seraie
Hope Star
Emmet
Bodtaw
Miss Marlar
Turin
Lindberghs Held by Bad Weather in Maine
Bad weather kept Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife from departing North Haven Maine for Halifax. Dampened hope for their flight as unfavorable flying conditions persisted Tuesday, delaying the Lindberghs’ scheduling for the voyage.
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Lindberghs
North Haven
Colariel
Charles ‘A. Lindbergh
Halifax
Sec
Federal relief funds halted in Kentucky state action
Washington reports Governor Kentucky announced federal relief aid for disaster funds has stopped. He noted Arkansas faced similar issues but Kentucky faces no drastic cuts planned, delaying state treasurer actions. Also, Oak Grove cemetery workers at Oak Grove graveyard were announced July 13 seeking early volunteer help with hoes before peak heat.
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Washington
Haskins
Governo Kentucky
Arkansas
Oak Grove
Fine Grand Upright Piano for Sale on Easy Terms
Auction notice for a fine Grand' Pi upright piano offered by Holle Company located at 315 West Co Rock Arkansas. Four units available on easy terms with payment options.
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Holle Company
West Co Rock
Arkansas
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