Boarding House 2 Treads Easy Path Through Oke fenokee
Two riders named Lowly and Wash navigate the rugged Oke fenokee wilderness in a cautious trek. Their journey highlights endurance and resilience amid dense terrain and challenging weather.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
2
Two riders named Lowly and Wash navigate the rugged Oke fenokee wilderness in a cautious trek. Their journey highlights endurance and resilience amid dense terrain and challenging weather.
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The New Deal advances a wartime styled campaign against large corporations and finance by proposing a tax schedule aimed at breaking up big business into smaller, efficient units. Roosevelt Cartered by progressives, the plan pits small and large firms in a tax driven clash and signals a bold shift in economic policy and political strategy.
Health in the community remains very good. Ardell Clark and baby visited his parents A. M. Clark. Curtis Breeding hosted Dorsey O'Steen for Shinner. Audrey Derryberry returned from a relatives visit. Many residents traveled to Red River Sunday. Alpert McCorkle's Friday party drew a large crowd. Vernell Breeding visited Margie. A Sunday school party hosted by Mrs. J. R. White. Edna Vickers stays with sister Mary Livingston in Center Point Howard county. George McCorkle family and Bettie Sue visited Pul i on Sunday. Curry Allen called on S. M. Boyett.
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