Cantaloup Marketing Service Run by Blevins Operator
Unique business in Tempstead County, the cantaloupe marketing service owned by JL Brooks of Blevins handles growers’ loads at the Hondyix Chesenads east of Blevins. Brooks coordinates unloading, pricing, and sales to buyers across the Midwest, charging five cents per bushel, with 24 hour service and a large assist staff to market 50,000 bushels moving out of the county this season.
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R. Rowden
Busiess Enterprises
Tempstead
Ant
Brooks
Mid- Diy
West
Nash
Goa
Long Way
Meus
Srarles
Tattle Melons
Ui Bible
Towa
Tlingis
Indiana
Nebraska
Kana
Oklahoma
Missounin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisana
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Mrr. Brooks
Hempstead
Sot
Luyer
Unis
Softball Playoff Game Set For 7 30 P M At Far Pom Park
Softball playoff action resumes Thursday at Bair Park to decide the first half championship between Wilkens Lumber and Hope National Guard. Gates open at 6 30 with 10 and 20 cent admission as teams gear up for a marquee matchup expected to draw a large crowd.
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Wilkens Lumber Company
Hope National Guard
Far Pom
Bair Park
Gai
Kelly Bryant
Hiedsdil Manship Gan
Moores Hasethorne Aun
Depr Basket Company
Sia
Guccuni
Geic
Tin
Earl W. Elion
Magiees
Bruner-Ivory
Congress to Test Medical Request Debut on Health Programs
Fragmented text from a congressional report shows a debate on medical requests and health programs. It mentions a committee hearing, an anticipated debut by a named figure, and potential actions by a national health authority, with uncertain details and garbled OCR segments.
Steel Failed to Sway Newspapers
Washington report notes a collection of firms signing a pledge to study industrial practices amid leadership shift. Officials from THI and Komvellon discuss civil liberties while confirming a $1500 contribution from each company. details continue on page three.
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Washington
Bertie
Mhvirseliy Mat Sax
Ieladine
Wethiels
Peli Lane
Cousigansints
Jobe
Cheyelainenny
THI & Komvellon
Pick a Back Ship Flies the Atlantic First Transatlantic Hop
The British pick a back Mercury plane flew from Boucherville to New York at noon, marking the first trans Atlantic hop in the St. Lawrence river area. Wireless reports say the craft was 1,000 miles from Boyne, Ireland, nearing Botwood, Newfoundland, with continued coverage expected.
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Montreal
Canade
Mercury
New York
Boucherville Air Harbor
Thursdaa
St. Lawrence River
Pugndhervally
Monto
Moywness Ireland
Canada
Ru Yy
Fran Boynes
Ireland
Peat
Botwood
Mystery at the Lazy R by Clarke Newson
A dramatic scene aboard a train bound for an unknown destination unfolds as Nikki, engaged to marry Steve, says goodbye to family. Peter Jerome, watching, notes a mysterious man at the gate and records a brief note before continuing after Nikki and her party toward the journey.
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Clarke Newson
Highland District Peach Festival Crowds Parade Queens
A crowd of 12 500 gathers in Nashville for the third Highland District Peach Festival. Miss Rayleene Edwards of Lockesburg is crowned Peach Queen by Governor Bailey, with maids from Broken Bow Delight Antoine Kirby Magnolia Prescott Wicks Mena Gordon Hope Nashville. The event features a pageant of youth and beauty and a review at 4 30 p m.
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Nashville
Howard County
Rayleene Edwards
Lockesburg
Margarete Harrison
Broken Bow
Okla
Pauline Stell
Delight
Alva Hare
Antoine
Dorothy Sue Clinger
Kirby
Dorothy Couch
Magnolia
Dorothy White
Prescott
Geneva McCaulley
Wicks
Alice McLafferty
Mena
Carl E. Bailey
Miss Edwards
Evelyn Ligon
Dierks
Edwards
Marie Henry
Hope man Walter G. Kelly dies by own action in tree
Walter G. Kelly aged 61 of Hope was found dead hanging from a tree in his yard after midnight on Wednesday. Mrs. Kelly said he had been despondent for months and at times threatened to take his life. Sheriff Bearden ruled death a suicide, noting liquor evidence at the scene and a noose knot. Funeral arrangements set for Tulip, Ark., with survivors including a widow, one son and several daughters.
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Walter G. Kelly
Hope
Jim Bearden
Kelly
Oaklawn
Rose Hil
Hot Springs
Bearden
Tulip
Hope Furniture Company
Ark
Dames of Hope
Grace Brimmage
Catherine Osburn
Cleo
Leis
Ruby Jean Kelly
Jim
Pine Bluff
Charles
Camden
Carrie Rhodes
Leola
Drucilla
Pearl
Ada Kelly
Britain Receives Nazi Assurance On Peace Settlement
London England Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain received renewed assurances from Germany’s government through Captain Fritz Widemi, Castle Widemi’s envoy, that Hitler’s regime desires a peaceful settlement of outstanding questions. Rebels Push On at Hendaye Frontier in Spain as insurgents continue a broad offensive across eastern central and southern regions.
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London
Engand
Chamterlain
House of Commons
Great Britains
Hitler
Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Fritz Widemi
Fuher
Hendaye
Spain
Cotton closes higher amid dull spot trading in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 14, cotton opened at 8.77 and closed at 8.75. Spot cotton showed dull activity with slight gains, finishing around 8.45, as traders noted muted demand and a quiet market overall.
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New Orleans
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Blevins
Cantaloup
Hendrix Crossroads
J. L. Brooks
National Guards
Williams
Dutile
Congress
Connie
Cnutional
Birmingham
Ali
Atlantic
Nikky
Tare Breaher
Peter Jervine
Jain
Cai Steve
Nikkki
Gioewiassie
Nikki
Neva
Peter Jerome Omiauen
Niki
Jewell Windham
Gordon
Frances Snyder
Amy Holcombe
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By Hoye Siar
Britain
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