News of Other Days in Spring Mornings Folks Homes
Mrs K G Meas hosted the Twenty Century Club and guests in Spring, with notes of local visits including Moses and Nelse Garner back from Indian Territory. Various residents, visitors, and small events appear, from preaching at the White Goods House to housekeeping moves and family visits in Texarkana, Little Rock, and Warren.
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Moses
Nelse
Indian Territory
van Camp
Bre. White
Alk. Drake
Matt Cornelius
Hone
Bill Turner
Tope
Sumliyy
Crossword Puzzle Fragments and Local Notices
Fragmented crossword hints and scattered local items. Mentions of Sunday guests, family reunions, and a death in the Ward family, with several unreadable lines and place names obscured by OCR. The readable portions reference Mrs Mary Ward and relatives visiting Nevada county and nearby communities.
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Dlakin Witeds
Amos Ward
Nevada County
Meo
Frase
Mmmwlt
Die Waal
Ike
Ciel
Mary Aon Ward
Tasca Warrel
Hope city plans to reinvest power plant revenues
The Star outlines aims to apply municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources, expand 1929 pavement, improve alley sanitation, support the Chamber of Commerce, fund a county highway program for all weather roads, back agrarian programs, promote farmer organizations, advance state highway progress, and pursue tax reform and efficient budgeting.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Frea Arkansas
Equal Rights for Commerce ay aoterday at Magnolia rally
A Magnolia rally celebrated the South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce semi annual meeting. The speaker argued for tax supported chambers of commerce to fund industrial growth and improve governance. He warned against cliques and anti labor factions and urged Hope to lead Arkansas in establishing equal rights for commerce.
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Magnolia
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
South State Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
Florida
California
Arkansas
Little Rock
Chamber of Commerce
South
Becaus
Fear Dies Out as Radical Reports Lose Funds
Fred R. Marvin, head of the Key Men of America, finds that his organization’s daily data sheets on radical and subversive movements are being discontinued due to lack of financial support. The shift signals a drifting fear of radicals in the United States and a return to sanity, per Marvin.
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ATP
Fred R. Marvin
Key Men of
America
Marvin
Republic
Washington to Welcome Premier MacDonald Soon
Washington prepared to entertain Prime Minister MacDonald of Britain on a high profile visit this summer. The State Department will aid the British embassy in planning with Undersecretary of State post likely held by William R. Castle. Hoovers will host an official dinner or luncheon, with Ambassador Sir Esme Howard and Justice Taft among guests.
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Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
England
MacDonald
Lithuania
Abyssinia
Hoover
Latin America
State Department
Department
New York
Joseph P. Cotton
Stimson
William R. Castle
Marie
Romania
J. Butler Wright
Battery
City Hall
White House
Esme Howard
Taft
Government plans to tear down navy prompts new cruiser market
In a Detroit riverside discussion, BEARRS notes that if the government moves to dismantle the navy there could be a market for cruisers among local fishermen in the Detroit River, as demand emerging from a potential surplus vessel supply.
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Detrott
Disjointed Remarks Include Harsh Public Figures
Disconnected lines reference Solomon in the Senate, Moses, Harriet Hayward, Gene Tunney, a New York iceman, and Bishop Gannon. The fragmentary passage mentions Manchester New York tax collection, a lawsuit possibility, and a World around journey, all presented in a stray, speculative chatter tone with no clear cohesive event.
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New York
Populie
Social Notes From The Community Roundup
Falcon Dallas Mussel from Texas visited here and left for home. Mrs. CC Brown spent Tuesday night with her daughter Mrs. Ber Nice May. Miss Hernice Brown and Carl May of Bodean wed in June. Jay Sanlefur is making fine rounds now. Cox and Emily just returned from tennis in Avi, visiting Mr and Mrs Thurman Marlar. Mrs. S. M. Marlar spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Wade Marlar.
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Dallas Mussel
Texas
CC. Brown
Bernice May
Hernice Brown
Carl May
Bodean
June Ho
Jay Sanlefur
NB. Cox
Jmily
Avi
Thurman Marlar
5. M. Marlar
Afternoon Visit Highlights Local Guests
Mrs Wy McClure and Mrs Daisy Miller enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Corsind Nora on Sunday. TA Cox, Marvin Waldrup and family visited Mrs Milley, while Mr and Mrs John Waldrup from OWI stopped by to see her as well.
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Wy McClure
Daisy Miller
Local visits and hometown news items
Emmett Burne of Table Rock returned home after a week visiting relatives. Mrs Robert Ate Parkland and Mr and Mrs Minn Townsemdl of Del Hing Testre visited Wis Sttvonts and Roland Pownsemt. Mr and Mrs Tom Landers hosted visitors at Borumont. Texans Te ordaughioe and Miss Mildred Hoodlett grew busy with school travel plans.
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SL. Burne
Table Rock
Hee Duit
Robert Ate Parkand
Mes
Minn Townsemdl
del Hing Testre
Wis
Roland Pownsemt
Tom Landers
Borumont
Jehn Dicker- Baty
Mack McCuller
Our Town
Ivan Wade
Smackover
Jowell Garrett
Texarkana
Soctileart
Bank of Fulton report shows condition in Hempstead county Arkansas
The Bank of Fulton in Hempstead County Arkansas filed its report at year end June showing resources and liabilities including cash and due from banks, deposits, and capital stock. Bank officers Wattley president and Odum cashier affirmed the statement as true before the notary.
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State of Arkansas
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West Third Ave
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Hi. T. Bennett
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United States Senate
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N.Y
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Gene Tunney Areready
Gannon
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NEA Vice
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Fred Camp
Hinton
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J. R. Grey
Henry Bourden
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Mia Chirtos
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