Hempstead County Fair funding debated in Hope city council
The Hempstead County Fair Association requests a city donation equal to carnival license fees water and electricity charges during the fair week to support a county fair in Hope. The resolution cites benefits to agriculture and the county and aims to ensure the event proceeds this year.
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Atelaigh
Hempstead
Hone Ani
Canell
Hempstead County
Hope
Conediner Wa
Hempstead County Fair Association
Mystery at Midnight thrills in Home Talent Friday night
The High School Bane Auxiliary presents Mystery at Midnight Friday at 8 after Baby Review and Bul Chorus. A kak stage uses flashlights for a fast paced mystery where ten thousand Gollum is stolen and two men disappear.
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Bane
Des
Tralph
Banel
Girly
Lawson Glover
Dr. W
RR. Alexander
Josephine Morris
Burle McMayen
Envula Alexander
R. §. Woodsward
James Huult Nelson
Marjorie Wurthle
Tom Pat Cook
Mary Nell Carter
Leonive Bundy
Briant Bundy
Cranium Crackers Puzzle Clue List Misreads Fame
A puzzle page hides film stars and titles through rusty clues. Clues point to a buler actor named with a floor rhyme, a sole-name star who recently warmed, a comedian with a last name meaning future trust, the fermining lead in Three Comrades, and Henry hints with East Side of Heaven.
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Hany
Heaven
Big Crowd Expected for Softball Doubleheader at Pair Park
Softball manager Lea Robins announced no uniforms for his Robins team as they meet the Lion Oilers in the second game of a Thursday night doubleheader at Pair Park. The opener starts at 7:45 pm with Bruner-Ivory Handle facing Oilers. admission 10 and 20 cents. Oilers boast Windmill Moore and several ex football stars. Robins listed his lineup with Coop in left, Messer at third, Urban at first, and Heck Hardage pitching, while Bruner-Ivory tabs Russell behind the plate and Coleman on the mound. The Softball Commissioner predicted the season’s largest crowd.
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Lea Robins
Lion Oilers
Pair Park
Robins
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
Oilers
Lion
Foaming
Phillip
Windmill” Moore
Brasher
Ieams
Ark+alitas
Robinster
Coop
Harper
Bary
Messer
Cook
Urban
Rebing
Sommerville
Brown
Cargile
Ellen
Heck Hardage
Bruner-Ivory
Russell
Coleman
Percy Ramsey
Chester Ramsey
Fountain
Marlison
Prince
Helfield
Frank Ramsey
A Thought On Worship And Mindful Reverence
A reflection urging worship with full focus, noting that absent mental engagement renders worship meaningless and compares distracted devotion to none at all. The saying emphasizes interior attentiveness as essential to genuine reverence.
Sevier County Man Is Apprehended by Sheriff Sanderson
Sevier County authorities, led by Sheriff Jim Sanderson, arrested J. I. Prince of Gilliam in DeQueen for arson in the Ashdown hotel fire. Prince bonded for $1,000 in Hope. the probe, indexing six suspects including three white men and three Black men, continues with more arrests expected soon.
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Ashdown
Shayoff
Jim Sanderson
Sanderson
Prince
Shout
Gilliam
Sevier County
Ark
Byron
Goodson
DeQueen
Hope
Gherty Vanderbond
Chuy
Wheaton
Prescott Lineman Injured in Fall in Waldo
MAGOLIA Ark Joe Cain a lineman for West Utilities fell from a Neht pote at llam while working at Waldo Wednesday. He suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Waldo hospital where attendants said his condition was not critical.
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Magolia
Ark
Joe Cain
West Utilities Company
Prescott
Llam
Waldo
Helgini Waldo Hospital
Submarine air system overhaul urged by survivor expert
Harold C. Preble, a civilian expert and one of the Squalus disaster survivors, urged Thursday that ventilating equipment on every United States submarine be changed for safety. He said the current air induction valve type is not efficient or effective.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Harold C. Preble
Sid
Station Farm to Hold Visiting Day
Station Farm hosts annual visiting day at University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station on June 3 with farm tours, demonstrations, lectures by College of Agriculture specialists, and a moon hour musical program. Visitors will inspect rustic recreation center and hear speeches by Mrs Harville and Charles Sheffield.
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University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch
G. W. Ware
College of Agriculture
Ip. Mand
RC. Harville
Arkanssas Council of Demonstration Clubs
Charles A. Sheffield
Southern States
Agricultural Extension Service
Barnett
T. W. Coggs
Arkansas Baptist College
Spekaers
Chaos in Building Industry Hindering Big Investment
An article outlines factors hindering investment in building including prohibitive wages, costly working conditions, and labor rackets. It argues for ending monopolies and removing obstacles to investment, citing labor practices as a major brake on construction activity. The piece signals more discussion continued on page three.
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Fourih
Join 'T. Flynn
Weltten
NEA Service
Ishor
Alties
Paris Love Say Serial Chapter Opens with Wall Meeting
Royalton Augustus Herring parks by a wall and spots a girl peeking over the apple tree. He hesitates as she questions his intent with a glint of amusement and a warning to proceed, hinting at a budding romance in a serialized tale.
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Royalton
Augustus Herring
Herg
Adam
Gil
Hempstead County Appoints Miles Laha as Game Warden
Miles Laha of Patmos was appointed game warden for Hempstead County by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Twenty two other county wardens were named, with appointments to begin in July as officials study duties and process. The commission delayed nine counties for further review and revenue assessment.
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Miles Laha
Patmos
Hempstead
Arkansas Gan and Fish Commission
Arkansas
George F. Burke
Stamps
Lafayette County
Elnora McCorkle
Mineral Springs
Howard County
P. G. Coker
Murfreesboro
Pike County
James Wi Sutton
DeQueen
Sevier County
Nevada Court Opens July 3 With Judge Bush Presiding
Prescott Ark July 1939 term of the Nevada county circuit court will convene Monday July 3 with Judge Dexter Bush of Texarkana presiding. Civil docket begins with 18 cases and four recesses are planned for the Fourth of July week. Criminal term starts Wednesday July 5 with 19 cases. Grand and alternate jurors list includes J A Winberry Sherman Sutton John Coynes W H Buic Stockton P M Blakely C P Caldwell Herman Reyenga J A Beaty W E Barlow J C Ingram W W Drake J D Cantley N E Ward J E Horne Alec May T B Burns H J Waters and Henry.
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Sherman Sutton
John Coynes
W. H. Buic
W. &. Stockton
P.M. Blakely
C. P. Caldwell
Herman Reyenga
J. A. Beaty
W. E. Barlow
J. C. Ingram
W. W. Drake
J. D. Cantley
N. E. Ward
J. E. Horne
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans July cotton futures edged higher Thursday, trading quietly as market activity remained subdued amid light demand and steady nearby prices. Traders show cautious optimism for belt results with limited volatility on the grain and oilseed markets.
Japanese Blockade Sparks US and British Reactions
Washington reports Japan will keep warships at Chinese ports to protect American citizens while refusing to move Pillsbury from Swatow. Asheville sails from Hong Kong as two US destroyers stand guard amid tense shifts. London pressures for action as Halifax conveys sympathy for British interests in China and Chamberlain weighs steps if talks fail.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Ita
Amer
Thestroyer Pillsbury
Swaton
Miral Harry Yarnell
Asiatic Fleet
Navy
Department
Asheville
Hongkong
London
House of Commons
Arthur Greenwood
China
Tientsin
Chamberlain
King George and Queen Arrive in England
King George and Queen Elizabeth returned to British shores after their North American tour to cheers from thousands of subjects. They surveyed a harbor filled with color, flags, and welcoming arches from the Empress Britain, with their two children joining on the bridge in a festive scene.
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Southhampton
England
George
Elizabeth
Empress Britain
Little Hope to Beat Cotton Export Plan
Washington administration farm officials say opponents cannot block the cotton export subsidy by defeating the house senate plan to add 118 million dollars to the agriculture department bill for surplus disposal. Norway's greatest disaster occurs as floods claim lives and livelihoods in a dire national crisis.
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Washington
Administration
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
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