Hearing on Soil Conservation District Here Set for Aug. 26
County agent reports State Soil Conservation Committee to hold hearings on the proposed Tetre Honge Bodean Creek Soil Conservation District Friday August 26 at Prospectotat Wain Hope and Lewisville. Hearings will cover Hempstead Lafay ett Neva and Hempstead counties with Hope station venue at Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. County residents urged to attend and help publicize the meeting to maximize turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Ty Smith
State Soil Conservation Committee
County Candidates Speaking in Hope This Friday Night
Voters in King township heard county and district candidates during a fourth day of the 1948 stump tour. James Pilkinton and Reagan spoke for the Ninth Arkansas senate seat in Hope and Glenwood, with sheriff, tax assessor, and county clerk hopefuls also presenting, urging support and detailing qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Bowden
Jr Thorahiy
King Township
W. M. Dile Intd
Do Ls Unighes
Falcon
Arkansas
James Pilkinton
Hope
Wofp
Reagan
Glenwood
Ayain
Mt. Tabor
Montgomery County
Tike County
Reginald Bearden
Miler
AnACHM Crackers Quiz Clashes With Old Wordplay
A fragmented quiz asks which option correctly defines terms and names. It pairs anchors with shellfish hermits and tags Rabindranath Tagore, Isidore Baline, and other figures to identify accurate associations, revealing a playful but muddled multiple choice style.
Pope Denounces Racialism Amid Fascist Campaign
Vatican City report quotes Pope Pius XII denouncing racialism as a threat to the Catholic unity and to human equality, at a time when fascist forces push propaganda for race doctrine reforms. The Pontiff warns against barriers between peoples and reinvokes the universal church mission in the face of state racial agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Mary
Vatican City
Priday
Pope Pius Muh
Fall Merchandise for Robison Stores Fashion Show Trip
Buyers for the Geo W Robison dee varment stores returned home after five days at the Fashion Exhibitors of America show in Fort Worth and Dallas. They witnessed an elaborate display and purchased new lines for all three Robison stores. Attendees included C C Lew Mrs Claude Garner Helen Bailey and George W Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Robison Dee Varment
America
Fort Worth
Dallas
Robison
Forth Worth
Dallas i
C. C. Lew
Claude Garner
Helen Bailey
George W. Robison
Camden Gets Allotment for Building Project
Camden, Ark received a Friday allotment of 4,243 dollars for municipal building through the PWA program as Administrator Ickes approved four new nonfederal projects. The Laxey of Nations member Ibradil ceased in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ark
PWA
Ickes
Ibradil
The
Laxey of Nations Iy
Hempstead County Endorses Lester Booker For State Land Commissioner
A public endorsement declares Lester Booker a native of Hempstead County Ark and the best suited engineer to fill the State Land Commissioner post. The motion notes his 12 years in engineering and urges voters to support his candidacy on August 9, listing other county and state races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Schbnial
Vanililates
Hoster Booker
Banker
Drooda Booker
Washington
Hempstead County
Lester Booker
Arkinnsins
Tower of
Laval
Aknd
Arkansas
Sioner
James H. Pilkinton
W. F. Reagin
John W. Griffin
Baker
J. R. Bearden
Frank J. III
Gifford Byers
S. A. Hutson
Ts Assessore
O. Cook
Dewey Hendrix
Hugh D. Clark
John P. Vesey
Royce Weisenberger
Geo
Brown
J. A. Sullivan
Areh P. Delous
Talbot Feild, Jr
Clifford Franks
Rilph Bajlas
Fvank Hieloe
Caraway Accused Of Dangling Federal Judgeship Bid
In a heated Arkansas Senate primary clash Congressman John McClellan accused Senator Hattie Caraway of dangling a federal judgeship to win support. Caraway countered in Camden and Conway about Arkansas obtaining four million dollars in federal aid for roads, with McClellan claiming sole authorship of the Cartwright road bill amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luctle Rock
Arkansas
John McClellan
Hattie Caraway
Conway
South
Camden
McClean
Caraway
Joe T. Robinson
Count Retains His Rights With Son
London reports attorneys for Barbara Hutton heiress and her estranged husband Court Tinkwite-Hewardow announce a separation agreement. The count gains potential rights over their two year old son, including final decisions on education religion and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Barbara Hutton
Count Court Tinkwite-Hewardow
Coward Lance
Assembly Reports Heard by Hope Rotary
Friday luncheon at Hotel Barlow featured pre Pt reports on the Rowry Histrick assembly in Little Rock. Speakers included Rev. Thomas Brewster club president Pred Conk Duffie and B B McPuddin. Guests were Preston Cok John Spriggins and Harrison Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Barlow
Histrick
Little Rock
Thomas Brewster
Mind Your Manners and Dress for August Clubs
The text outlines social etiquette on dress and behavior for a young woman. It states gloves are not mandatory on the street, a gentleman may remove a coat in hot dining, and certain conversational etiquette. It also covers choosing a club dance outfit with options: spectator sports dress, a formal sleeveless evening dress, and a semi formal frock. answers indicate not always appropriate and to adapt to venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillary
Yiu
Europe's Health Care Motto and German Insurance Roots
A historical overview tracing Europe’s move toward universal health coverage from Bismarck’s German system to newer models. It contrasts government funded care with private costs, noting Germany’s mandatory plans, wage-based contributions, and benefits for workers and families, while touching on Britain Sweden Denmark and other nations and hinting at ongoing debates about public versus private financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Germany
Bismark
Pln
Norwest
Saratoga to Build Auditoriom Gymnasium at School
The Saratoga school district begins a new combination auditorium and gymnasium. Construction is progressing with WPA carpenters and federal funding. Total cost is estimated at 15000 dollars for a 60 by 100 foot outside building with a 59 by 80 foot floor and a 700 seat auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Falls
Mineral Springs
WPA
Physician Insists Chandler Poisoned in Kentucky
Governor Chandler’s physician and a Kentucky health official affirm poisoning as the cause of her illness after a suspected water contamination last week. Campaign staff demand investigation while police dismiss it as a political stunt amid conflicting statements and public intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
A. T. McCormack
J. W. Bryan
Chandler
Brady Stewart
Holt to Ask Senate to Pledge No Third Term
Senator Holt of West Virginia, an administration critic, said Friday he would ask the 76th Senate to express formal opposition to a third term for President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Senate
Washington
20 Club Members Will Go to Camp
Twenty 4-H club members junior leaders and county agents Melva Bullington and Clifford Smith will depart Hope Monday August 1 for Payetteville for the state 4-H encampment hosted by the University of Arkansas Agriculture College August 2 to 4. Agents will stay in Fayetteville for the annual College of Agriculture staff conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melva Bullington
Clifford Smith
Hope
Payetteville
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fayetteville
College of Agriculture
Grace Worhtum
McCaskill
Darwin Jones
Patmas
Jack Lafferty
Patmos
Tom Hubbard
Herbert Butler
Bring Will
Thomas MccAfee
Bingen
Francis Jarvis
Guernsey
Elton Cummings
Blevins
Harold Avery
Thurston Hulsey
Washington
Patmos 4-Hlub
Dewey Mitchell
Logal
Livestock Yards May Be Enlarged in Hope
Ashleigh P. Boles assistant general livestock agent and Paul Dudek traffic representative of Missouri Pacific railroad visited the Hope Chamber of Commerce to discuss plans to enlarge and improve facilities for handling livestock. They were impressed with the large weekly livestock auction sales and said Missouri Pacific would cooperate with the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashleigh P. Boles
Paul Dudek
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Missouri Pacific
Chamber of Commerce
Two More Held in Liquor Raids Here
Police announce the arrest of Irene Webb and Thomas Willis in separate white by raids at their homes Thursday night. Officers seized untaxed liquor at Webb’s home on South Laurel Street and destroyed home-brew. Webb posted bond and awaits a municipal court hearing next Monday. Willis was arrested on Seventh Street and charged with possession of untaxed liquor after allegedly hurling whisky at officers. These raids bring the total to over a dozen in two weeks, with about 15 gallons seized and several arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Stuart
Irene Webb
Thomas Willis
Honis
South Laurel Street
Williams
Seventh Streets
Shover Springs Music School Opens at Baptist Church
On Monday August 1 a new singing school starts at Shover Springs Baptist Church. The program runs 20 days and is taught by Horace Kennedy. For information contact O. D. Phillips or Geo. Crews Hope Ark Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shover Springs
Baptist
Horace Kennedy
O. d. Phillips
Geo
Crews, Hope, Ark
Route 2
A Thought Murder Excerpt Prompts Dark Reflections
An enigmatic line ponders guilt and expiation, wrestling with crime as an ultimate act. The fragment hints at a philosophical meditation on wrongdoing and the ineffectiveness of remorse in the face of nature and fate.
Giant Seaplane Missing in Pacific Hunt From Guam to Manila
A giant Hawaii Clipper with 15 occupants vanished on a Guam to Manila flight, prompting a multi force search by air, sea and underwater craft. Seven planes, eight Navy ships, six submarines and an Army transport joined the hunt for the $450,000 flying boat after the last radio message at 10 09 p m Hope time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. L—P
Hawaii
Cook to Speak in Prescott on Saturday Night
R A Bob Cook’s southwest Arkansas speaking tour includes Prescott with a Saturday night address at the Nevada county courthouse in support of his gubernatorial candidacy. Earlier stops are Washington at 2 a m and Blevins at 4 p m before the Prescott rally. Local Cook supporters plan a rally in Hope with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
R. A
Bob) Cook
Arkansas
Nevada County Court House
Washington
Blevins
Judge Cook
Cook
Hope
Hope Aims To Host 1939 Rural Letter Carriers Meet
R P Dick Bowen secretary of the Hope Chamber of Commerce announced a strong bid to host the 1939 Arkansas Rural Letter Carriers Association convention. About 400 members exist and many attend the annual gathering. County officials clubs and the postmaster joined in the invitation with J D Hard of Waldo backing the effort. Exports from the ovalion industry in March 1938 totaled 5 917 319, nearly double March 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P
Dick) Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas Rural Letter Carriers Association
Bowen
Frank Rider
Albert Graves
Hope Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Rube
Wilson
Chamber At Commerce
Letter Carriers Association
Hope
J. D. Hard
Waldo
Cotton closes steady as market remains quiet
New Orleans market reports Friday activity at 8.66 for cotton, opening and closing unchanged. Spot cotton settles at 8.72 amid quiet trading, with little price movement and stable conditions throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewisville
Ozan
John Griffin
Columbus
Twarden
Bearden
C. Cook
County Clerks Office
Giffford Byers
Frank Toil
Andrew Hutson
Jim Bearden
Saline Township
Austin W.B. Nelson
Wapiinls Forte
A.P, Doloney
Talbot Federa
Hugh DP
Clark
Shera
Rabindranath Tagore
Delhi
Himalayas
Isidure Baline
al Jolson
Paul Muni
Urveddig Barthalomnew
Revi
Berlin
Aivivers Ui
Pius
Halton
Dallas and
Booker
Baraba Hutton
Husband
Hope Rotary
Bismarck
Idea
Sweden
Nes
Great Britain
Imnasium
Commissioner of Health
British
Air Ministry
United States War Department
Cecil Rogers
Rocky Mound
Feeders Supply Company
Thomas Williams
Shover Singing School
Guam
Hunt
Pacific
Pacific Clippers
Australia
Arkansas Letter Carriers Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!