Poetic Vacation Reflections and Local Notices
A fragmented verse and a flood of social notes detail a poetic meditation on escape, followed by community announcements. Mentions of Miss Margery Bush, Miss Inez Coffman, Miss Evelyn Green, and several local residents outline visits, Open House events, and plans for the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hicks
Evelyn Johnson
Martha Martidale
Jack Porter
Maude Lipscomb
Chicago
Flapper Fanny Days and Local Notes
Flapper Fanny Days column covers weather affecting crops and local social updates. It notes Alvin Hamilton and Dock Hamilton visiting relatives, Howard Langston and G F Langston visiting, Edna Crider ill with flu, Jack Reynolds family from Dallas visiting, and Sun day school progress at New Liberty. G F Langston and Leonard Hamilton trip to Prescott. Sheriff Arlis Pitman seen in town. Albert Hamilton's friends report recovery after foot amputation.
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Mar
Alvin Hamilton
Bnunet
Dock Hamilton
Howard Langston
Cale
G. F. Langston
J. J. Crider
Edna
Jack Reynolds
Dallas
Texas
Reynolds
Verona Crider
New Liberty
Leonard
A. W. Hamilton
Herman
Joe
Prescott
Arlis Pitman
Albert Hamilton
Cora Donnell Hospital
New Liberty Prescott Falls Short on Cotton Reduction Quota
Prescott Arkansas Nevada county failed to meet the 16 000 acre cotton reduction target by about 2 000 acres as of Wednesday night. J L Hiler emergency agricultural assistant said 13 447 acres had been signed up and late Wednesday contracts may bring total to around 14 000. Some 1 664 applications had been filed with county committeemen, reflecting the county’s participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ark
Nevada County
J. L. Hiler
Hiler
Farley Urges State Action on Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
Farley outlines his stance urging states to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. He argues repeal would shift liquor control to states, promote temperance, reduce crime, and swell government revenues by cutting federal taxes funding industrial recovery. He plans to address repeal in a Memphis speech Saturday.
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Vention
Memephis
Texans Trapped Behind Candalario Threats Near Bouquillas
Americans Hannold and Rollins faced a Mexican pursuit led by bandit Candalario after capture near Bouquillas. Mexican authorities released them at Piedritas with a guard to the border as Candalario vows revenge. Big Bend residents await his next raid while praising pioneer resilience.
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Botquillas
Bougquillas
Candalaria
Gland
Olund
Candalario
Rolling
Hannold
Rollins
Tio Grande
Juan Suda
Francisco Lessardi
Bouquillas
Last Frontier Outlaws Hold Fast Amid Border Dangers
Candalario hides in the Panamas mountains to stay safe from harm while Mexican bandits plan renewed raids. Don Juan Sada prepares payrolls in Del Carmen range as cattle thievery and provisions lure raiders. Texans in Big Bend vow to act when Candalario returns, using past methods against outlaws and raiders.
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Candalario
Palamas
Don Juan Sada
Bouquillas
del Carmen
Art Hannold
Texas
Big Bend
Candalaria
Open Forum Letter Appreciation for Arkansas cotton cuts
The Star reprints a University of Arkansas message praising newspaper help in Arkansas cotton acreage reduction. Kenneth B. Roy, Agricultural Editor, commends the press for informing the public and shaping opinion in writing off about one million acres from the state’s production schedule on July 14, 1933 in Little Rock.
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the Star
Arkansas
Kenneth B. Roy
University of Arkansas
Speech by Steve Carrigan at Spring Hill meeting
Neal reports that about 300 people heard Steve Carrigan speak at Spring Hill last Tuesday with Dr J L Cannon replying. The audience listened attentively to both sides and dry literature and stickers were distributed. The writer notes Carrigan’s strong stance and implies lingering tensions with the editor.
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the Star
Steve Carrigan
Spring Hill
J. L. Cannon
Carrigan
Steve
Mr. Kent
John
Mr. Carrigan
Playground News Summary of Week at Hope City Playground
Total attendance for five days reached 187. Monday morning the playground baseball team defeated Charles Park er's team 15 to 11. In Newcomb ball Hugon Miller defeated Sonny Coleman's team two games to one with scores 21 15 21 19 and 21 17. Dorothy Lee Boyett named girl’s Jacks champion. Perks Roland won croquet with Wanda Collins runner up. Garland school play lot beat Newton Secrest's team 16 to 15. Sackray game winners were W. E. Smith Jr. and John Paul Erbin. All boys and girls are urged to attend next week's playground event.
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Hope's
Charles Parker
Hugon Miller
Sonny Coleman
Newcomb
Dorothy Lee Boyett
Perks Roland
Wanda Collins
Technocracy Topic At Kiwanis Club
Frances Hearne of Louisiana State Teachers College spoke on Technocracy at a Kiwanis meeting, noting that U S labor would require 50 times current workers to match machine output. She urged balance between technocracy and human labor to maintain living standards.
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United States
Frances Hearne
Louisiana State Teachers College
Frank Hearne
Hope Independent Ice Company
Hearne
New Jersey
Sid Bundy
Kiwanis Club
Rosston
Hempstead County
W. S. Atkins
Mr. Atkins
Wets and drys clash over poll tax and repeal rhetoric
In a terse, era voice, the writer condemns state rights rhetoric while warning of federal penalties for local poll tax enforcement. The piece laments the ongoing wet and dry conflict, noting costly court battles from Spring Hill township and urging repeal to avoid a saloon resurgence.
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Spring Hill Township
Arkansas
Carrigan
N. P. O'Neal
Hope Kinenis Club essay contest open to youths
The Rev Geo F X Strassner promotes community spirit with a Kinenis Club essay contest on how citizens can insure government progress. Open to youths aged 15 to 20 residing in Hempstead or South Nevada counties outside the Hope Special School district. Contest closes August 1.
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Hope
Hope Trade
Geo. F. X. Strassner
Kinenis Club
Hempstead
Nevada County
Hope Special
Cotton Statistics Exam Set For July 20 In Hope
Hempstead county will hold a second examination for the cotton statistician on Thursday July 20 at Hope. A first exam July 7 left many applicants uninformed and W B Bearden had asked Congressman Tilman B Parks at Camden for help. Parks replied that all who applied before July 16 would be seen on the 20th.
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Hempstead County
Hope
W. B. Bearden
Tilman B. Parks
Camden
Bearden
Parks
Editor O Neal clarifies misquotes at Hop Arkansas event
In a June 15 1993 interview at Spring Hill O Neal denied misclaims from the city forces pep meeting at City Hall. He refuted references to President Roosevelt and to box watcher committees while noting Kent misquoted him about a boy making a still in two hours.
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Ltar
City Forces
President
Kent
Spring Hill
Forestry Camps Really at Work
A letter from Robert Porter of the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at Aly Arkansas describes a disciplined, hard working schedule. Crews dig drainage ditches clear brush and trees from dawn to four each day with no rest except for illness. Evening meals improve with added variety ice cream and watermelon weekly. A new bath house and a recreation hall with books magazines dominoes and checkers bolster morale.
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Star
Robert Porter
Civilian Conservation Corps
Aly
Ark
Water wells and camp life in 1833 Arkansas company report
The text describes nightly rest after chores, a failed creek bank well, unfinished cleaning after piping and tanking, and a new well being drilled in the camp. It notes hopes for good water once the new well is finished and mentions a return from enjoying hive and other people, with a date of July 14, 1833, by Co. 44h C. . C. Aly Arkanaes.
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Grinte
Sius
C. Aly Arkanaes
Editorial on Judge Johnson and Judge Wood for Arkansas Chief Justice
The Pine Bluff Commercial editorial, dated July 1 1983, questions the political process in nominating Judge C E Johnson for chief justice and argues he is better qualified due to age. It criticizes Judge Wood for pension funding and lower productivity, notes partisan convention influence, and urges voters to support Johnson on July 18.
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Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Johnson
Wood
Judge Johnson Honored for Service as Chancellor and Chief Justice
Judge Johnson served over ten years as chancellor of the Sixth Chancery District and was serving in wig capacity when appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. His home is in Southwest Arkansas. This advertisement honors a home man and the splendid services rendered by him in district chancellorship and as Chief Justice, paid for by local supporters.
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C. E. Johnson
State Supreme Court
Johnson
Sixth Chancery District
Wig
Supreme Ourt
Arkansas
Supreme Court
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