Adverse winds and tides cited in troubled verse and local notes
A fragmentary column mixes a dated poem about despondence with brief society items. It notes visits by Mike Charlotte Stuart of Hot Springs, travel and hosting updates in Broadley and Daling, and a Pattleburne chapter meeting at Henry Hotel. Terral opens a gubernatorial campaign in El Dorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattleburne
A. DB. Cy
Henry Hotel
Terral
Little Rock
Tom J. Terral
el Dorado At & P
The
Shore Our Wealth Society of Arkansas
Black Draught Laxative Praised by Independent Man
Mr. W A Lemons of Independence Virginia says Black Draught has been his family laxative for twenty years. He uses it for headaches dull tired feeling biliousness and after heavy meals. He notes it gives prompt relief for sick headaches and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lemons
Independence
Nodv
Florida Nominates Cone for Governor
Florida Democrats nominated Fro. P. Cone of Lake City for governor. Cone led Raleigh Petteway 113125 to 84895 with 940 of 1322 precincts reporting. A third of votes remained unreported and Cone’s statewide tally was thin. Representative R. A. Green led W. J. Sears in the Second District race with 16755 to 14611 as precincts continued to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Pla
Florida
Fro. P. Cone
Lake City
North Florida
Raleigh Petteway
Tampa
Cone
R. A. Green
Starke
W. J. Sears
Green
Sears
Bright Star Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Bright Star Home Demonstration Club convened with Mrs Roy Smith in June. Members and one visitor attended as devotion led by Mrs Earl Thompson. Miss Bullington and Miss Alfare Booth gave canning demonstrations and talked on Ball jars and dress contests. The Shaver Springs club met later with discussions on meats canning and display of products. Plans for vaulty dunes and serving at the Experiment Station were noted along with a new demonstration by Helen Crows and Miss Bullington. The next meeting will be with Mrs C A McKnight and Mrs Ward Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Star Home Demonstration Club
Roy Smith
Boyer
John Thompson
Eurl Thompson
Bullington
Alfare Booth
C. A. McKnight
Ward Thompson
Boyce
Shaver Springs
Hane
J. 5. Rees
LeVeta Enghund
M. Dinglane
J. E. McWilliams
Shower Springs
Jilly
Helen Crows
Gloilys Gentry
Watermelon Fete planned in Atlanta Texas July 28 30
Atlanta Texas prepares a varied program for visitors including the Tri-State Watermelon Festival and Oil Exposition from July 28 to 30. A large-pageant produced by John B Rogers Co will feature hundreds from Atlanta and nearby communities. The event also marks the oil boom in Cass County with Racessa field activity and a Texas centennial theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Texas
John B. Rogers Co
Fostovia
Ohio
Radcesa
Cass County
Athinta
Racdessa
Gooseberry Recipes and a Busy Local Column
Gooseberry dishes and relish ideas appear beside a roundup of local notices and social tidbits. Gooseberry fool and bar-le-ducue recipes share a grandmotherly tone, with notes on pie ideas and serving suggestions. Also included are brief mentions of recent visitors, a death in the family, and local events shaping a community week.
Local Social Notes From Bells Chapel Area
Bell Chapel residents report visits and gatherings. Lester White on a business trip to Hope. Mr and Mrs Pred Yates and Mr and Mrs Bill Yates attend Harmony gathering. L W Cullins and Mle Nester visit Stephen AMl and others Friday night. W M Prewin of Shreveport and son Willi of Tennessee call on Mrs J K Garner. Mrs Heney Griffith spends weekend with Harmon Griffith and Miss Flayce Wilson of Sweet Home. Warren and Calvin Hones visit EL Dow ratty Friday. Clyde Marrell Jr of Memphis visits cousins Delores and Wanda Aghcraft. Tow Shackglord expresses sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester White
Hope
Arthur C Cutten Dead in Chicago
Arthur C Cutten aged six near 30 years of trading fortune dies of a heart attack in Chicago at his home shortly after 12:30 am Wednesday. The wheat pit legend known as the little giant of the wheat pits held title to more wheat than any other man in the world during the 1920s. The article notes wandering relatives and local visitors in Gordon and Hope, Arkansas, and mentions ultraviolet ray photography recording obliterated writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur C Cutten
Durin
Sweet Home Social Travel Notes From Prescott Link
Miss Bettie Jow Spears vacationing with sister Mrs Watson Young and Mr Young of Prescott. James S Yarberry son of Mr and Mrs W T Yarberry of Beaneyville spent the week in Prescott visiting his aunt Mrs Ruth Wortham. Campbell and Reeder Campbell stayed several days in Shreveport with relatives. Misses Virginia Anderson and Dorothy Steuart of Prescott visited Miss Annie Bostic and attended a social at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Jow Spears
Watson Young
Mr. Young
Prescott
James S. Yarberry
W. T. Yarberry
Beaneyville
Giest
Ruth Wortham
Cmpbell
Reeder Campbell
Shreveport
Virginia Anderson
Dorothy Steuart
Annie Bostic
Cotton Mart Shows Declines Tuesday
New Orleans reports Tuesday losses across cotton futures as traders booked profits after a recent advance. July closed at 1218 bid, October 11.43, December 11.39, and March 11.41. Spot average fell 14 points to 12.23 in southern markets amid rainfall in drought‑stricken southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Oak Grove Social News Touches Many Families
Oak Grove folks report Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives. D. M. Collier and family join Me and Mrs. Lester Mullins, Willie Fatman family from Centerpoint, H. M. Ross, Dora Jackson and family, and R. L. May at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sparks. Jelara Sparks visits cousin Evelyn Hoss of Shower Springs. Ernest Ross and son Denvill call on H. M. Ross Sunday afternoon. Lady Allen visits sister Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barnes of Hope. Floyd Jones calls on Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. ‘Collier
Lester Mullins
Willie Fatman
Centerpoint
H. M. Ross
Dora Jackson
R. L. May
Clarence Sparks
Jelara Sparks
Evelyn “Hoss
Shower Springs
Ernest Ross
Denvill
Lady
New Patent Remedies Marketed For Rheumatism Relief
The advertisement promotes Q-623 relief for rheumatism and related symptoms with claims of wide success from Q-622 provided by Associated Pharmacists of Halti more, Inc. A bottle costs one dollar. Q-Tabs for getting Up nights are 60 cents. Sold by Briant's Drug Store in Wope Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimore, Inc
Briant’s
Wope
Arkansas
Social notes feature Lee England and local families visit
A brief community item notes Mrs. Lee England of Shaver visiting Mrs. Lee England and spending Tuesday with her daughter in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ski enjoyed Sunday with Me. John Skinner and Miss Catherine Rose Send, while Mrs. Lee England hosted related gatherings at home.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cnres
Tou, Williams Jr
Dullat
Mike Charlotte Stuart
Hot Springs
K. G. McRae
Ing
Broadley
Jack Meat
Arch Andres
Raen
Daling
Margaret Womack
Benton
Lawrence Martin
Mr. Martin
Meni Hie
Vera Nell Martin
Tupelo
Mrs. H. N. Page
South Main Street
J. B. Yates
Our City
Taft
Winchester
Ara
Charles Scott
l'Pexas Centennial
Minor Ridgdill
Eitleas City
Ridgdill
Will. Ridge
W. H. Bourne
Taylorville
First Presbyterian Church
the Pines
Avelock
First Baptist Church
Albert G. Tauer
Yankswa, Olela
Leo J. Tauer
Gilveston
Hurley
Ladies Specialty Shop
Swarybody
W. C. Fields
Sun
Ant
Bobby
Breen Hi
South Arkansas Implement Company
Vanderlip
Virginia Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Dudley Schoales
Cornell
Fe Weekber Matigs
Mary E. Dague
Roland Townson
Emmet
Joe Hurley
Guy Vote
Mayle
Wilma Jeu
W. H. Stingley
Washington
Jin Stingley
Suijla Whalebee
Valiatle
Gon Merve
Niagara Falls
Parker
Agat
Baele
Frankie Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
Academy
U. S
Milwaukee
Bitsy Grant
Arthur C. Cutten
J. R. Huskey
M. H Montgomery Andyson
Harvey D
Gordon
Ida Smith
Boughton
Ervin Yarberry
Lloyd Carruthers
Lili Carruthers
W. F. Spears
Hazel
Clifford Huskey
Marjorie
Patricia Ann
Amelia Joe
Gill Wilson
Hardy, Ark
Lee Montgomery
Monroe Milam
Lawrence Car+ Man
Carman
Martin Hendrix
Sweet Home
Cotton Mart
Oak Grove
Roy Acitoieon and Company
Anes
Harry W
John
Gibson
Rexants Store
Nelson-Huckis
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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