Wedding Bells Lift Hope in Texarkana News
Mrs J L Rogers announces the marriage of their daughter Mel ya to Hamilton Orton of Ashdown. The ceremony took place Wednesday at Beech Street Baptist Church Texarkana with Rev Andrews officiating Attendants were Misses Louise Owens and Dorris Moses and Nat Jon Wylie. After a short wedding trip to Dallas the couple will reside in Ashdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rogers
Melya
Hamilton Orton
H. H. Horton
Ashdown
Beech Street Baptist Church
Texarkana
Rev. Andrews
First Baptist Church of
Louise Owens
Dorris Moses
Nat Jon Wylie
The
Hope High School
Cuchita College
State University
Fayetteville
Sipma Chi Fraternity
Dallas
Texas
Orton
Letter to the Editor On Temperance and Prohibition Debate
The writer cites authorities and quotes experts to argue for a factual, informed vote on repealing the 18th amendment. He compares Canada’s government control with prohibition and presents data on crime, youth, and university campuses from sources including Alonzo A. Baker and Fielding H. Yost. He urges readers to pause and think before voting and signs as Wayne E. Testerman from Hope, Ark, July 42, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Iga
Uuigel
Brewers’ Journal
Canada
Alonzo L. Baker
Alonzo A.stagg
University of Chicago
Tors
Big Ten
Fielding H
Yast
University of Michigan
Stagg
Mr. Stags
Yost
University
Wayne E. Testerman
Hope
Ark
Woman loses 15 pounds using Kruschen Salts weight reducer
Read a reader letter claiming rapid weight loss from Kruschen Salts, with reported drop from 163 to 148 pounds and relief from rheumatic pain. The writer says internal organs function better and fat loss is slow but steady, and recommends the product available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krusehon
L. P
King of Jazz revival at Saenger screening
The King of Jazz returns to the Saenger as a revival of the popular three year old music extravaganza. Carl Laemmle revived and reedited the film starring Paul Whiteman, directed by John Murray Anderson, aiming to attract audiences seeking merry melodic fare in a shifting film landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Powers That Be
Carl Laermmle
Paul Whiteman
John Murray Anderson
Pancho Villa raids linked to Candalaria role
Rio Grande article fragment discusses Pancho Villa and his raids, noting Candalaria as a key participant under Villa's leadership and describing the formation of large armed bands. The text highlights Villa as a notorious outlaw and rebel figure in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Villa
Candalaria
US farm program cuts and wheat tax plan amid crop fears
The article outlines farm program contracts to reduce cotton and wheat, with projections of substantial reductions from government held cotton and widespread participation in wheat reduction votes. It cites officials predicting reductions of 3 to 4 million acres and a $150 million expected tax proceeds, alongside warnings from crop reports of a below normal wheat harvest. It also reports on a separate border incident involving Art Hammond and Hortega, with plans for reprisals and border looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Official Crop Reporting Board
Arkansas labor scene remark by N P O'Neal
The speaker notes that Black workers and other laborers face widespread unemployment and wage loss after weekend carousals. He claims this pattern has not occurred in Arkansas for 25 years and urges listeners to remember the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
N. P. O'Neal
Border raids and Pershing era bands in 1914 to 1916
The article recounts border tensions from 1914 to 1916 leading to General Pershing's Mexico expedition. It notes a Mexican bandit Lina Baiza killed in a raid near Glenn Springs Texas, compares rival outlaws on both sides of the Rio Grande, and describes cavalry actions from Marfa Texas. It mentions the old Sixth Cavalry and a harsh policy of retaliation. Since troop withdrawal from Marfa, Mexican raids have increased, with stock theft and a convict sentence related to cross border crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Mexico
Lina ‘Baiza
Candala Miay
Glenn Springs
Texas
Big Bend
San Vicente
Bouquillas
Marfa
Old Sixth Cavalry
Uncle Tom Miller
San Vincente
Marta
Candalaria
Art Hannon and the Pittman conference stalemate
The article notes Art Hannon in the saddle as the free faction against Con atatio Baeza and the stalled trade conference. European circles say Ford clauses of the Pittman resolution were killed, bringing the conference to a near final gasp. Senator Couzens plans sailing on July 20, and the gold bloc faces renewed pressure as negotiations shift toward silver use and reduced gold coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Hannon
Atatio Baeza
James Couzens
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Uhh
Guidi
Billy Bob Herndon
Junius
Claude Garner
Nashville
Str
R. D. Franklin
M. Hanson
C. C. Lewis
John Sidney Waddle
Claude Waddel
Atlanta
K. G. McRae
Helen McRae
Jack Meek
Bradley
Guy Falk
Little Rock
W. E. Brashier
Eastland
R. V. Herndon
South Main Street
E. M. McWilliams
E. J. Rephan
J. M. Duffie
Bridge
West Sixth
A. D. Brannon
Evelyn Johnson
Roy Stephenson
Mrs. I. L. Murphey
Caddo Gap
Sid McMath
Mary Billingly
Chas. Routon Jr
Louisiana
Rowton
Robert LaGrone
Hamilton Hanegan
Emma Mie Wilson
Los Angles California
Mae Wilson
Hunt
RM. LaGrone
Surrey Gilliam
Eldorado
Rubye Frazier
San Antonio
Thomas Leroy Frazier
Antonio
T. HL. Goff
CA. Barnes
Alabama
Mississippi
Daner
King Jazzy
John Boles
Bing Crosby
Open Forum
Paine Qully
Maee
Hin Nema
Addresa
Elson Huckins
King of Jazz
Rio Grande
U. S
Art Hamnotd
Jesus Hortega
Candalario
Palomas Mountains
Hortega
Hannold
Gringo Rencher
Art Hannold
K. C
Ac Se
R. V. Stephenson
Chicago
ST. Louis Gateway
St. Louis Union Station
E, Christopher
Missouri Pacific R, R, Co
Maerasa
Duco
Iedore
Duffie Hardware
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!