Local Frisco Roundtrip Special to Fayetteville
A recalled plan by Frisco railroad offers a roundtrip rate of 5 dollars for a trip to Fayetteville during Farmers' Week. The program promotes bus and club activities, with delegates and county clubs from Hempstead to Green Liseter preparing for the journey, including stay in dormitories and a day trip from Hope to Sayreville.
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Kerner
Hope
Frisco Railroad
Ouette Villa
Biarnorn
Tempstead County
Cording
Lynn
Sweet Stone
Saratogan
Fulton
Rocky Maotrid
HineeAnn
Green Liseter
Washa
Shover Springs
Guern
Seni
Tre
Wtelum Bemborgy
Munseo
Gost Gale Clu
Gue
Hoye
Arive Sayotloville
Fayetteville
Prison Board To Look Over Crops
BRITTLE ROCK July reports say members of the State Penitentiary board inspected crops at Pine Bluff farms. Chairman J Atkins noted crops were in excellent condition and board planned to visit two farms today. The board did not specify inspection dates or which properties were visited.
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Tucker State
Chaimian
J. Atkins
Tragic air race crashes end two pilots careers
In a disastrous cross Atlantic attempt from Le Bourget, Polish aviators Major Kasimir K. and Lydawik Kialkowski in an open cockpit biplane failed near the Azores. One pilot was killed and the other severely injured, ending their bid in the ill fated air race.
Paving On South Main Began Today
Preliminary work for laying of more than sixty blocks of paving began this morning as contractor Constant deployed crews on South Main Street to grade and prepare for paving. Meanwhile gas and water mains are being readied for future paving, with plans for an all weather highway linking Hope, Statops, Lewisville, and the south end. Materials are on hand and more are arriving daily as Constant aims to complete the street reopening to traffic.
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Constant
South Main Street
South Main District
Special Poll Tax Receipts Ready in Arkansas
Arkansas officials prepare special poll tax receipts to allow residents to buy state licenses without granting voting rights. Attorney General Nongood notes under last legislature’s act poll tax could be bought anytime but voting required payment within the legal deadline. The new receipts, printed and distributed, aim to fix revenue shortages and ease license purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Arkanas
Humphreys
Howard Reed
Norwood
Montgomery business houses collapse in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama two large mercantile houses collapsed suddenly with many believed buried. A physician and nurse aided by police fire department and sheriff's force formed a rescue crew at the scene as efforts continued to reach anyone trapped.
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Montgomery
Ala
Scerfé
Loneliness After Divorce Sends 'Em Back To Altar
Fresno California July 1. Roy W K Baird 25 and Beatrice Baird 19 reunite as husband and wife for a second time here. A year earlier Beatrice won an interlocutory divorce on cruelty. final decree followed then they filed a common law plan to remarry. They were legally married again after 12 days.
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Fresno
Cal
Roy WK. Baird
Beatrice Baird
Aietar Togetler
Hair and $2.50 Lost By Gullible Woman
A garbled notice reports a scam targeting a woman, alleging she faced theft of $2.50 and hair, with claims of transforming hair into a switel and offering a loan or consumer promise. The fragment mentions local removal from house to house and an offer to make hair into something for $850.
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Lima
Tom le Vanwiss
Sheawitell
Reed
Continue Hearing of Former Judge HWLENA July 15
A fragment from a Pre Hearing advert notes former circuit figure HWLENA facing federal liquor possession charges. The hearing was postponed with housing to be held later in the week. The case recalls Jackson’s notoriety over a death sentence in the Blaine race riots years ago after deputies found liquor in his car.
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Hwlena
Fiagd
United States
de Ce Comney
Jackson
Blaine
Sheriff's
Singers To Meet At DeAnn Sunday
The Hempstead County Singing convention marks its thirty fourth anniversary at DeAnn with a two day event beginning Sunday. Delegates to the state meet will be chosen at Sheridan and DeAnn with a picnic lunch to follow. Local organizers urge participation and note past leaders helped form the group.
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Hempstead County
DeAnn
Jack" Martsfield
Sheridan
Ne-Ann
Batueday
Stacy
Rephan Convinced Advertising Pays
Rephan demonstrated the power of Hope Stay advertising by offering special CUP bargains to shoppers who brought a clipping. At WEN headquarters in Elape Wh, prices dropped on several items Friday and Saturday, drawing big crowds as customers had to ask for the advertised items and respond to the coupon promotions.
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Rephan
Ehotritus
Hope Stay
Leaves Car To Pay For Gas In Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, July 16. Chicago youths James Conadhan and Kerry Moore left their car as security after buying gasoline when short on funds. They fled the station without paying but were soon apprehended after a quick telephoning. They claimed they had only 11 cents and proposed leaving the car as security to continue their tour.
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Colorado Springs
Galo
Chicago
James Conadhan
Kerry Moore
Polish Flier Still Alive From Azores Rescue Update
New York July 1. The Polish committee reports Major Kusimir Kubata, stranded on the Azores, says his companion Major Idkikowski is still alive but severely burned and with little hope of recovery. Earlier reports from Horta claimed the Major was dead and buried. Communications with the inland are difficult and verification is not possible.
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NEW Ork
New York
Kusimir Kubata
Azores
Idcikowski
Horta
Tar Heel State Dominates Cigarette Tax Revenue
North Carolina, led by cigarette production, paid 254.5 million dollars to the federal government for the year ending June 30, surpassing 1928 figures by over 29 million. Grissom, state internal revenue collector, notes cigarettes drive most tax receipts as NC tobacco output hits record levels, with over 106 billion cigarettes produced nationwide and the state’s crop reaching about 400 million pounds.
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North Carolina
William Grissom
Internal Revenue
Uncle Sam
Colbetun Grissom
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Hoxie Police Chief Held By Federal Authorities
Turner, chief of Hoxie police, was held on a federal bond of 740 after an overnight arrest by federal officers. He appeared before U S Commissioner Woesthraske and is held in bond pending grand jury action. Evidence remains unrevealed. Lew Stephan of EL Duyrada toured the Southwestern counties noting good crops and prosperity.
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Toneshoro
Turner
Lyi
Be. McShine
Ghee County
Urmer
Sixtien
Exwrene County
B.S
Woesthraske
Lew Stephan
Wellnow Insurance
EL Duyrada
Hope
Stephen
Star Office
Banks Borrow No Money To Finance Farm Crops Here
Hope banks report strong mid summer deposits around 2.7 million across three institutions with no outside borrowing. Local loans support Hempstead county farming through fall with diversified crops and dairying while cotton remains a steady year round income.
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Hempstead Farms
Hope
Anks
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Arkansas
Gentry to Speak on Utility Issue in Jonesboro
State Senator U A Gentry heads to Jonesboro Arkansas for a mass meeting protesting the possible sale of the Jonesboro municipal light plant. The event begins 7 30 Tuesday night at the Craighead County courthouse with Gentry as main speaker under Municipal Ownership League auspices.
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U. A. Gentry
Jonesboro
Ark
Creaighead County
Gentry
Ife
Municipal Ownership League
Awass
Week End Death Toll In El Dorado Area
Two El Havana men died in accidents over the weekend. D. Q. McMinn, 45, a pump operator, was killed near Smarkaver when he was pulled into the machinery. Frank Pearhy, 28, of the El Dorado orchestra, drowned while swimming in the Kentucky River at Boonsboro with fellow musicians. His body will be sent to Foreman, Arkansas, for burial.
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Pi Dorado
el Havana
Unti
D. Q. McMinn
Au Oit Company
Smarkaver
Frank Pearhy
EL Dorado Orchesten New Oh
Boonsboro
Kentucky River
Foreman
Ark
Agronomists To Visit Stations In Arkansas Tour
About 50 agronomists from Texas A&M University Louisiana State University Oklahoma A&M College and educators in commercial fertilizer will tour the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and branch stations in Lee and Hempstead counties this week. They will study field crop trials on over 1000 acres meeting Dan T. Gray and staff at the College of Agriculture. the tour covers Marianna Stuttgart Senton and Hempstead County Fruit and Truck station with six states represented.
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Fayetteville
Ark
A. & M. College
Texas
Louisiana State University
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Arkansas Agricultural Experiment
Lee
Arkansas
Hempstead
Southwestern Agronomist
Southern Agricultural Workers
College of Agriculture
Dan T. Gray
Marianna
Stuttgart
Sentt
Hempstead County
Marlin Nelson
Department of
Jonesboro Man Dies After Auto Smash-Up Near Cherry Valley
Jonesboro man J. W. Fortenberry died in a hospital after injuries from an auto accident near Cherry Valley last night. The crash occurred near the Cherry Valley road, and Fortenberry, tz of Jonesboro, succumbed today.
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Jonesboro
Cherry Valley
J. W. Fortenberry
Robbery at Rettig’s filling station on Avenue B
Nighttime hold up at Rettig’s suburb and filling station on Avenue B nets about 300 in currency checks. The proprietor entered his home to find a black intruder who ordered him to surrender. The suspect fled into darkness, with officers later notified but unable to locate him.
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Rettig
Avenue B
Fire at Rhodes Bros Gas Station Ends Quickly
A burning gasoline tank at Rhodes Bros on Fulton Street sparked a fire alarm but was contained within minutes. A tourist backing into a pump caused the short, triggering wires. Thurman Rhodes and the fire department acted swiftly with pumps and extinguishers, keeping damage minor. Also noted: iron workers returned to jobs after a strike, with pay details cited.
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Rhodes Bros
Fulton Street
Thurman Rhodes
When Folks Like These Make Arkansas Homes
A wedding report from near Patmos describes the marriage of C. D. Middlebrnal and Miss Lottie Black at the Black home. Bride and groom era ages 25 and 82? The couple, natives of Georgia and Hempstead County, have seven children and two grandchildren. They are praised for enduring character, with family ties strong and neighbors esteeming their long life together.
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C. D. Middlebrnal
Lottie Black
Mes. J. Black
Pat- Dos
A. Middlebrook
Tle
Georgia
Hempstead
Worvest
Shreveport
Myra
Berlin Jones
Patmos
Gilbert
Waldo
Gordon Hughes
el Dorado
Theo
Mary
Camp
Chas. Hicks Middlebrooks
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Foad
Roundtrip
Tteville
Quarls
Northrkansis
Denman
Federal Farm Board
Washington LD. C
Rr. Tately
H. Otis
LeBourget Ciel
Kasimir Ku
Bala
Ant Lydawik Kialkowski
Fidine
Jin
The
Zdalkowski
Lala
South Main
Montgomery Business Houses
Elaine Negroes
Hempstead Village
Advertising Pays
Tar Heel State
Hoxie
Prohis
Wise Farm Policy
Annabel Philbrick
City of Hope
B. L. Rettig
St. Louis
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