Free Hegari seed supply exhausted by large demand
Free Hegari seed distributed to Trempstead county farmers exceeds 2,500 pounds with more to be sold next week at about 10 vents a pound, Monts Seed Store reports. Seed, a hot weather grain substitute similar to kaffir corn, is touted as drought resistant and a livestock feed option for corn-damaged farms. Negari or high gear has gained popularity in Hempstead County, with broader planting expected as relief from the drought drives demand.
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Trempstead County
Monts Seed Store
Hegart
Drouth
Hempstead
Regular Meeting at Elks Lodge Recaps Grand Lodge News
The Elks Lodge held its regular meeting with Dr. T. L. McDonald reporting on the Grand Lodge session in Atlantic City and visits to the New Bedford home for elderly Elks. Grand Lodge allocated 30,000 to aid an American Legion home in Paris. Arkansas honored Dr. Leonard Ellis of Hot Springs as Grand Loyal Knight.
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Jodge of Elks
T. L. McDonald
Lodge
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Elks National Home
Newbedford
Elks
United States
Elks Lodges
Arizona
New Mexican
Uniteds States
Arkansas
Waterton Pagent Committee
W. R. Alexander
Funeral Services For W. F. Crow Held Sunday
Funeral services for W. F. Crow, former Hope resident, who died suddenly in El Dorado Saturday, were conducted Sunday afternoon at JC Crossoc home in Hope. Crow, once a jeweler here and later an auditor for the Louisiana and Arkansas railroad, was buried in Rose Hill cemetery. Survived by his widow, a son W. F. Crow Jr, a sister Mrs Etts Odum, and other relatives.
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W. F. Crow
Hope
el Dorado
JC. Crossoc
Mc Crow
Louisiana and ‘Arkansas Railroad
Rose Hill
Crow
W. F. Crow, Jr
Etts Odum
Rain Hope Rises Over Arkansas As Heat Widens
Weather unsettled but hopeful as black clouds gather over East Arkansas promising rain. Heat remains intense with a heat death reported in Rogers and prostrations in Rogers and Little Rock. Little Rock hits 94 this morning after a 100 in Fort Smith yesterday.
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Little Rock
East Arkansas
Rogers
Fort Smith
Forest Service Leader to speak at Farm Week event
Forest Supervisor RN Conarro will discuss the work of the Ouachita National Forest during University of Arkansas Farm Week August 5 8. He will outline Forest Service activities from fire protection to timber sales grazing and land management, noting state forests support schools through local tax funds and the asset's value to Arkansas.
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Arkansas
RN. Conarro
Ouachila National Forest
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Lynn L. Smith
Conarro
Forest Service
Five Years In Pen Sentence Of McCoy
A Nevada county jury found Obe McCoy guilty of first degree murder for the slaying of Mrs. Fell Phillips near Fallon Arkansas last May. The punishment set is five years in the state penitentiary after four and a half hours of deliberation. The trial featured testimony from McCoy’s brother Ben McCoy and serious dispute over who fired the fatal shot.
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Prescott
Ark
Nevada County Circuit Court
Obe McCoy
Fell Phillips
Faleon
Here
State Penitentiary
McCoy
Ben McCoy
Wat Obe
Won
Ben
Obe
Plane Capsizes in Mississippi River Near Memphis
MEMPHIS July 22 47 A U S army engineer Lieut Col F C Willby and pilot Vernon Omlie of Memphis with two newspapermen safetly docked after amphibian plane capsized while landing in the river None were hurt and the craft can be recovered Officials say Willby was to meet the flood control committee and Illinois congressmen at Melwood for an aerial survey of levees below Memphis
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Memphis
Congressional Flood Control Committee
Melwood
Aek
F.C. Willby
U.S. Army
Vernon Omlie
Mississippi River
Opilie
Willby
Iinois
Mississippi
Thirteen-Word Will Shocks Torquoy Village
Arthur Bond o¢kuey leaves all to his sister Augusta in a terse thirteen word will proclaiming a single bequest and distant settler life in Torquoy, England.
Belfast police protest dress code against sagging pants
Belfast officers protest a college style dress rule, griping that their long trousers sag over shoes in three or four folds, claiming the look is unkempt and improper. The complaint was filed on July 22 with local authorities.
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Belpfast
Belfast
Lang
Gehlbach Leads Off In Arkansas Ship in New York
Roosevelt Field New York August 22 Led by Gehlbach flying a Little Rock Arkansas entry the 17 planes remain In the All-American Air Derby today from Detroit to New York to Cincinnati before returning to Little Rock Arkansas Gehlbach announced plans to extend his commandaire and switch motors at Little Rock later in the race Arkansas designed Little Rocket built at Commandaria plant in Little Rock set a 180 mph test record for engines under 120 horsepower and is distinctively red with silver wings and ailerons The derby features planes racing across a national circuit with stops in New York Cincinnati and Little Rock over several days.
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Little Rock
Commandaria
Little Rocket
Arkansas
Detroit
Lee Gehlbach
Army Flyer
Arkansas Claims Oklahoma Convict
Alva Hughes also known as W. H. Dunbar, once sentenced to death by a Pope county jury in 1920, is being returned to Arkansas from the Oklahoma penitentiary after completing a term for grand larceny in McAlester. His death sentence was commuted to life then to 15 years before parole. The parole violation led to his transfer.
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Little Rock
Alva Hughes
W. H. Dunbar
Arerkansas Penitentiary
S. L. Todhumer
Arkansas
McAlester
Ohla
Hughes
Oklahoma
Pope County
Vite
Arkansas Penitentiary
Slayer Surrenders in Murder Over Fish
M Crory Arkansas coroner's jury heard and William Phelps 76 surrendered to county authorities for killing Hugh Barnes in a fish dispute yesterday. The case centers on a quarrel over game fish.
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Slayer
Fish
M'Crory
Ark
Mayest
William Phelps
Hugh Barnes
Gome Fish
Flood Committee In State Today Inspecting Mississippi Valley
Flood Control Committee leaves Greenville Mississippi on an inspection tour of flood affected regions. They plan visits to Marianna and McGhee Arkansas, with Memphis as a later stop. The group reports conditions along the valley showing property values better than expected after arrival Monday night.
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Greenville
Miss
Arkansas
Flood Control Committee
Mississippi Valley
Congressional Flood Group
Hijackers Seize Mince Meat Rum in Chicago Robbery
A night raid at Libby, McNeil Ibby warehouse in Union Stockyards saw seven robbers in overalls seize 40 barrels of rum worth 80 000 dollars. They held four employees at bay after closing, used the night crew to lull the watchman, fired shots at police, then fled in trucks. Police call it one of Chicago's boldest heists in years.
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Chicago
Libby, McNeil! & Ibby
Union
Legge Defends Federal Board
Chairman Legge of the United States Farm Board defended the wheat conditions report, calling it not a political scheme but a political bank that would worsen farmers’ conditions. He said the board fights to help farmers and is not using Hoover as cover, insisting the board exists to assist farmers, not play politics.
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Washington
Legge
United States Farm Board
Anany
Thay
Hoover
Furan Board
Chicago builder Paddy Harmon dies in auto crash
CHICAGO July 22 Paddy Harmon builder of Chicago’s $700000 railroad station and other large buildings was fatally injured when his car left a wet winded road while en route from Dry Lake Illinois to Chicago. NEW YORK July 22 Walter M. Breckner editor of the American Journal of Surgery since 1905 died suddenly at his Long Island summer home at age 35.
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Chicago
Patrick J.paddy Harmon
Dry Lake
Ilinois
New York
Walter M. Breckner
American Journal of Surgery
Long Island
Hhe
Three Bands Plan To Attend Festival
Pine Bluff El Dorado and Tex kana signaled bands will march in Mope's Fifth Annual Watermelon Festival parade on August Tth per Homer Pigg secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Texirkmc Chants Association said they will send their Fife and Drum corps. El Dorado and Wine Bluff already promised bands to join the parade and more will join from nearby cites coordinated by Fred Martin director of bands.
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Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texkana
Mope
Homer Pigg
Chamber of Commerce
Texirkmc
Ie ‘Chamber
Wine Bluff
Lool
Chamber
Fred Martin
Dimvetar
Grand Jury Hears Harry Brundidge
A Chicago grand jury investigates the death of Lingle and possible wrongdoing among local newspaper men. The proceeding, tied to Lingle’s case, involves testimony about the circulation, alleged kickbacks, and related acts as jurors prepare to hear prior statements and witness testimony.
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Chicago
Ugeern Brundidge
Louis
Lingle
Pak
Marcos
Wien
Pa Liele
Bank Robbers Seize $100,000 in Hartford
Three men robbed a Hartford bank and escaped with about $100,000 after tying up staff and customers. Police pursued leads but details and suspects remain unclear as investigators work to recover the cash and identify those responsible.
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Hartford, Wisdigy
Tie Kirst
Lvetler Bank
Sh Wits
Teekay Pril
Shih
Cashiey Air Terretreing
Tie Banks
New Republican Publication Voz del Pueblo Debuts in Albacete
Albacete Spain July 230 a new weekly Republican publication Voz del Pueblo has been founded here under the banner The Value of the People. The town notes the rollout as a local media development and mentions the paper is a weekly periodical.
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Albacete
Spain
Voz del Pueblo
Emmet to Host Singing School by Stamps-Baxter duo
RM. T. Yanelell of Dallas and Olly Deaton of Fort Worth, representatives of Stamps-Baxter Music Co., open a two week singing school at Emmet Baptist Church. They are a leading southern company veterans of many schools across the region. They currently run a day program at Bluff City, and will run a night school in Emmet, with a three week Bluff City session set to begin in Chillester, Arkansas.
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RM. T. Yanelell
Dallas
Texas
Olly Deaton
Fort Worth
Stamps-Baxter Music Company
Baptist Church
Emmet
South
Poth
Bhif City
Arla
Hampston County Singing Convention Elects Officers
A large Hampston County crowd attended a two day singing convention near Nashville. Officers elected for Hempstead chapter include Titus as president, Horace Jandy as secretary, and Frank May as treasurer. Delegates Clifton Franks Ervin Urrey Vera Wash Hutson Miss Vera Wilker Faye Roberts were named to represent Hempstead at the August session moving to Little Rock.
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Hampston County
Hempstead
Little Rock
Clifard Franks
Ervin Urrey
Vera
Wash Hutson
Vera Wilker
Faye Roberts
Mail Pilot Is Killed In Crash
A mail pilot, Marin Hoy Byedoowl, 26, died when his plane crashed near Pontiac Shoo Tiled early today. He was found near the field after the crash and authorities began a full inquiry into the incident. The report notes extensive damage at the scene with fox extending over the area as investigators assess the cause.
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Marin
Ain Mail
Pontiac
Geo
Rehalia
le Tal
Cowie
Qootert
Hole
Local campaign rally opens with ice bill debate and public office bids
A county candidates meeting at Shover Springs opened with lively debate on the ice monopoly bill and farm to market road funding. Thirteen hopefuls for representative, sheriff, tax assessor and other posts spoke, while Hugh Clark and H. M. Stephens offered differing views on a county referendum to place farm and home demonstration work under tax authority. Candidates list includes Pilkinton, Steed, Robins, Thompson, Cannon and many others as the week-long series continues with meetings at Rocky Mound and Spring Mill.
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A. Thompson
Thorp
Cannon
Thompson
Gannon
Hugh Clark
H. M. Stephens
Shover Springs
J. B. Beckner
Democratic County Central Committee
I. L. Pilkinton
G. Steed
Leo Robins
Leffel Gentry
John Rigsdill
Robbins
Acthue C. Erwin
Arthur C. Anderson
Frank May
Frank Y. Trimble
J. Mark Jackson
Hugh D. Clark
L. F. Higgason
Ruffin White
C. A. Shipp
C. P. Zimemerly
O. B. Hompson
Der
Ahernouis
Detroit voters weigh recall of Mayor Bowles in recall election
Detroit polling stations opened as residents began voting on the recall of Mayor Charles Bowles. The referendum seeks to remove the incumbent amid political tension, with early turnout described as fair and the outcome centering Bowles’s political fate.
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Detroit
Dewair
Dewwail
Charles Bowles
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