Bridges and visits mark a lively Delta weekend
The article lists a flurry of social visits across towns like Vicksburg, Amity, Shreveport, and Little Rock with Mrs. White, Mrs. Sid Henry, and Mr. Jack Stewart among hosts. Guests include Miss Nett Louise Broyles, Marilyn Rogers, Elizabeth Couch, and several families from Chicago, New York, and Oklahoma City. A community chorus meeting looms at city hall as residents gather for other soirées and travel plans.
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Nedra Gibson
San Angels
John S. Gibyon
West Division Street
Theos
Ives
Nett Louise Broyles
New York City
Marilyn Rogers
Russellville
Elizabeth Couch
Magnetia
New Design For (Continued from page anc) 'nals
A fragment notes a new plan giving 36 years to repay loans and bills. The terse item suggests extended terms in a financial design discussion, with reference to continuation from earlier page content. It mentions loans and payment periods without broader context or named entities.
Relief and resettlement debate at Chester Tul Vel
In Crawford County a case worker explains that three in five residents rely on relief. The government plans to buy marginal lands for drainage and recreation, hoping to move families out. Many fear selling and losing homes while some fertile bottom lands hold orchards and gardens. A roadside family explains ownership of a hillside plot amid poverty.
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Chester Tulvel
Rehurve
Crawford County
On Relief
Warrow
Ted Scorpion to Meet Franky Hill in Fairpark card
Promoters Donald Moore and Bert Mauldin announced a Thursday night program at Fairpark featuring two boxing matches and several wrestling bouts. Red Scorpion faces Franky Hill, with both men fresh winners last Thursday. Other bouts include Wild Bill Jefferies vs Trish Pat O'Brien, and Big John Hamilton vs Incal Carrigan in a four round curtainraiser.
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Fairpark Arc
Donald Moore
Bert Mauldin
Coe
Red Scorpion
Franky Hill
Scorpion
Hill
Andy Tremaine
John Hamilton
Hope
Siki
Sharkey Witherspoon
Nashville
Vilaco
Ozarks land reform advocates tout new life in Ozark climate
Fayetteville county agent Q L McMurray describes a vision to develop Marginal land into new farms. He argues disinherited renters could gain financial stability through converting clearings into small cash crop plots such as strawberries and tomatoes. The piece portrays relief amid floods and hardship while stressing slow formalization of the land program.
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Ome
Ozarks
Q. Lo McMurray
Cotarty
Fayetteville
Keme Clubs Old Liberty Home Demonstration Meet
The Old Liberty Home Demonstration club met at Mrs Clarence Gilbert s home on Friday July 26 1935 with seven visitors present A demonstration by Miss Griffin on heating a chair drew interest followed by ice cream and cake Refreshments were provided by the hostess The club adjourned planning a church picnic at the next meeting and expressed eagerness for a good time
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Old Liberty
Clarence Gilbert
Pigs and Chickens and Eggs Vision for Self Sufficient Life
The text envisions a self sufficient rural life where a family raises pigs chickens and eggs and nearly everything they eat. It suggests a house fuel food needs a coal income of at least 500 dollars annually and a mild climate allows a comfortable living with a little garden and radio.
Roosevelt’s New Deal talk in Ozarks foothills
In Arkansas and Missouri rural residents discuss relief, land use, and independence. A county reports 585 more farm families since 1980 with many embracing subsistence farming. Critics warn of dependence on relief and fear political shifts as discussion of sharecropping and new settlements continues.
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America
Ozarks
Emall
Arkansas
Alberta
Roosevelt
A Wilton Smith of Wright Ear Dies in Hope Area
A Wilton Smith aged 26 died Monday at his home in the Wright Ear community northwest of Hope after months of illness. Funeral services will be from his parents’ home at 240 on Tuesday. Burial is set for Columbus cemetery. He leaves a widow two young children his parents four brothers Olin Leun Roy and Hubert Lee Smith and two sisters Mar Smith and Mrs. D E Hooker of Tyler Texas.
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Wright Ear
Hope
W. F. Smith
Columbus Cemetery
Olin
Leun
Roy
Hubert’ Lee Smith
Mar Smith
D. E. Hooker
Tyler
Texas
Frank Jones Dies at Home in Fulton
Frank Jones aged 20 died at 9 a m Monday at his parents Fulton home after two months of illness following an appendicitis operation. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 a m at the Fulton home with burial at Mt Nebo Cemetery near Patmos. He had lived in Patmos before moving to Fulton. He is survived by five sisters Bessie Francis Ida Mrs George Akins and Mrs Marion Dance of Fulton and six brothers Floyd Urban Van Paris Berlin Delmar Jones of Patmos.
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Henderson Jones
Fulton
Mt. Nebo
Patmos
Bbesides
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Bessie Jones
Francis Jones
Ida Jones
George Akins
Marion Dance
Floyd
Urban
van Jones
Paris
Berlin
Delmar
Janes
Repealists Claim U S Not Involved In Sales Tax Debate
Helena Ark. Monday A B Lewis head of Arkansas Sales Tax Repeal association said the repeal proposal has absolutely nothing to do with the federal aid situation in Arkansas. He commented on WPA administrator W R Dyess statement regarding the same issue.
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Helena, Ark
A. B. Lewis
The
Arkansas Sales Tax Repeal Association
Arkansas
WPA
W. R. Dyess
Nena
German flag affront sparks protests in Soviet reports
American labor notices and editorials from Moscow express resentment over a perceived insult to the German flag. Goebbels sends cordial greetings to Bremen crews praising their conduct against what they call brutal Communist attempts to attack German national symbols.
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Communists' Council
Moscow
Washington
United States
Bia
Wilbur J. Carr
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Bremen
New York
England wins Davis Cup in five match series
England captured the Davis Cup for the third straight time as Hughes and Tuckey defeated Allison and Van Ryn in five sets 6-2 1-6 6-8 6-3 6-3 to seal the challenge round. The win gave England the necessary third victory in the five-match series.
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Wimbledon
Eng
England
Hughes
Tuckey
Allison
van Ryn
Federal plan to shift unemployables to states stated
Lewis said the federal government will return the unemployables to state and local authorities within six days. He noted this has no new meaning for the case since counties and communities were already charged a month earlier.
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Lewis
DeQueen Victor Int Triangular Golf Tourney Victory
DeQueen won first place in a triangular golf meet with Hope and Nashville. Nashville took second and Hope third. event played at Nashville on Sunday afternoon. Representing Hope were Nick Jewell Orville Erringer White Davis Lyle Moore Ed McCorkle Robert LaGrone Jr Stanley White Robert Wilson and Foy Hammons. Hope returns next Sunday for an 18 hole match at DeQueen with Nashville and DeQueen in attendance.
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Hope
Neéarville
Nashville
Nick Jewell
Orville Erringer
White Davis
Lyle Moore
Ed McCorkle
Robert LaGrone, Jr
Stanley White
Robert Wilson
Foy Hammons
Excc Town
DeQueens
Fish Get Drunk on Distillery Dregs
Aston Illinois early Sunday witnessed catfish in the Mississippi river shallows leaping and behaving wildly, allegedly intoxicated by mash from the Hiram Walker distillery fire at Pearin. Fishermen and bystanders reported the bizarre scene at dawn as fish thrashed and flopped onto the bank, drawing crowds.
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Aston
Mississippi River
Hiram Walker
Pearin
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