Hempstead County Ships Third Carload Food to Red Cross
Oscar and Rhoda Van Riper sent a third carload of farm feed and food to the American Red Cross in Geddes via Hope, with 445 bales hay, 24 gallons syrup, 42 bushels corn, 22 bushels sweet potatoes, 2 bushels peas, and 1.5 bushels cotton seed. The shipment covered Hope Fulton Washington and surrounding rural areas.
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Oscar
Rhoda van Riper
Washington
Hope
American Red Cross
Geddes
G. B. Rothisberger
Fulton
van Riper
Oran
Ulm
Rhodes Vani Pit
E. R Calvin
Elmoce
O.A Graves
Paul Rowe
Gale
Stroud
C. C. Stunt
Raymond Robins
Stingray
Mel Frazier
Jc, Hill
Pat New
Bob Levins
T. B. Hayworth
Wille Rosenbaum
Claud Edwards
Newton Rosenbaum
Chester Rosenbaum
S. B. Bristow
Willie C. Thompson
Charles E. Rosenbaum
J. B. Shults
Gip Marin
Mr. van Riper
Eleven Chairmen Named for Young Democrats in Districts
Senator Ned Stewart released a letter listing 11 county chairmen for the Young Democrats of the Seventh Congressional District. Names include Latfel Gentry Hempstead County and others in Nevada Prescott Clarks Arkadelphia Union Magnolia Chicot Bradley Lafayette Stamps Quyachita Camden Ashley Hamburg Calhoun Hampton with districts spanning central Arkansas.
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Young Peoples Democratic Vluby
Thursdey
Ned Stewart
Lewieville
Stewart
Young Democrats
Latfel Gentry
Hempstead
Nevada County
Jim* Bush
Prescott
Clarks
Dick Haig
Arkadelphia
Union
Alvin D. Stevens
el Dorado
Columbia
Dave McKay
Magnolia
Chicot
C. Warfield, Jr
Eudora
Bradley
J. B. Frazer
Warren
Lafayette
Ed Kolth
Stamps
Quyachita
J. Bruce Street
Camden
Ashley
Bugeng Walker
Hamburg
Calhoun
A. H. Pesce
Hampton
Victim of Wreck at Malvern Dies
MALVERN Ark P Misu EB Dodge 70 of New Jehmond Wie died early Thursday the third victim of an automobile wreck here Wednesday Wasting BV Dodge 72 and his brother D H Dodge 14 died Wedora Martin coum of ee Dodges a orl ae Braith of Lee Rost ariver the other early loge sarloualy Jn-
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Malvern
Ark
V. Dodge
New Jehmond
Wie
BV. Podge
D. H. Dodge
ora Martin @ coum
Ee Dodges
Economy as watchword of colonial wives in cooking lessons
The Star launches its fourth annual free Cooking School on March 15 at the Saenger theater, sponsored by Mrs. Kata Stafford, exploring early American thrift. The article recalls colonial kitchens and preservation methods from gingerbread to mince meat, beans, johnny cake, and cheese made with sage and pigweed, linking history to demonstrations for Southwest Arkansas women.
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Kate Stafford
Star
Jock Horner
Kata Stafford
Saenger Theater
Stafford
Frome
Johnny
Southwest Arkangam
W M Henson Dies In Shreveport La
W M Henson aged 63 longtime locomotive engineer for Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad died at 2 a m Thursday in Shreveport La hospital after a brief illness. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Joe Maher of Prescott and Mrs Foster Wiggins of Honea Texas two granddaughters two staffers Mrs C Carlisle of Telephone Texas Mrs G W Price of Slayton Texas and one brother Sam Henson of Wealeco Texas body to be brought to Hope Thursday on the Shreveporter fast L A train.
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W. M. Henson
Louisiana & Arkansas Railroad
Shreveport
Joe Maher
Prescott
Foster Wiggins
Hone
Elizabeth Ray
Charlene Faye Wiggins
C. Carlisle
Telephone
Texas
Mia. G. W. Price
Slayton
Sam Henson
Wealeco
Texan
Hope
Distrusts Banks Robbed of $4450 in Siloam Springs
Carl Warren, a concrete worker from Siloam Springs, was robbed by three men while en route home from Watts, Okla. He lost $4450 he had drawn from a bank and hoarded in various places. The incident occurred Wednesday near his route to town.
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Siloam Springs
Ark
Carl Warren
Warren
Watts
Oklo
Free Food Gotten In Local Racket in Hope
A local scheme unfolded Tuesday night as John F. Cox Drug Co delivered ice cream to a dark West Fifth Street home for Mr and Mrs W E Smith. The next morning the couple returned melted cream and questioned the ploy. A similar baited order to Checkered Cafe for sandwiches and ice cream at Hotel Barlow led a porter to find several men in a car who seized the food without paying. Proprieter W R Ramsey suspects the same local group used insider knowledge of residents, with a late night note implying the ruse. A Miss Ruby Bettis reported waking to a light in her room, suggesting the culprits timed their calls to exploit Hope residents.
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Hope
John F. Cox Drug Company
Mr. Smith
Mr. Cox
Barlow Anick
Division Street
W. R. Ramsey
Cox
Hope Residents, Appeared Likely Because They Selected Mr. Smith
West Firth Struct
Smith
Ruby Bettis
Rehabilitation of Orchard Planned
Murfreesboro Ark. High land Orchards Inc plans rehabilitation of Bert Johnson Orchard, the world’s largest peach orchard. The project begins with planting new trees, with $0,000 or more invested. Workers are preparing the orchard for the year’s crop.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Bert Johnson
Highland Orchards, Inc
Warrant Issued Against Second Murder Suspect
Henry Wyatt, the second suspect in the Alfred Wallace murder case, had a warrant sworn out and a hearing requested in Spring Hill Justice Court. Sheriff Wilson said information had not yet been filed and action would come later. Ed Washington remains in custody with a grand jury bound over.
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Alfred Wallace
Henry Wyatt
Justice Court
Mike Foley
Spring Hill
Wyatt
Ed Washington
Hope Municipal Court
Washington Washington
Hope
John L. Wilson
Jim Haatdén
Mississippi
Wilson
Washington
A. A. Gentry
Glate
Missad Alford
Relief Car to Be Loaded Saturday in Charles Mix County
Relief car of animal feed to be landed out of Hope South Dakota this Saturday by the Hope post of the American Legion for the relief of drought and grasshopper plagued farmers of Charles Mix county J J Stringer post commander announced Thursday He appealed to Hempstead farmers to help furnish feedstuffs for the car already receiving pledges of hay and grain The Red Cross and Geddes Chamber of Commerce coordinate the shipment with county Red Cross and multiple local towns named for aid and distribution
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Hope
Hope Post
American Legion
Drouth
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
J. J. Stringer
Stringer
Hempstead
Albert Evens
Albert Evens, Genral
The
Red Cross
Mitchell
Regulc County Red Cross Organization
Geddes Chamber of Commerce
Dante, Wagner
Ravinis
Lake Andes
Buvee
Platte
Academy
Charles Mixcounyn
Ramsey Heads to Muskogee for Eye Inspection
William RK Ramsey, proprietor of the Checkered cafe, left Hope at noon Thursday for Muskogee to enter the government hospital for an eye inspection. Ramsey’s slight became affected last summer. under specialist care his eyes have improved but will receive a government examination at Muskogee.
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William RK. Ramsey
Muskogee
Olla
Krem Dey
Masonic Lodge Celebrates George Washington Birthday Event
A George Washington celebration planned by Whitfield Lodge No. 239 local Masonic lodge is set for Tuesday night March 22. A program honoring Washington is being prepared by lodge members. Invitations will go to all Southwest Arkansas lodges to ensure a large turnout. Arrangements committee members are Talbot Feild Arthur A. Taylor and Cerol J. Allen.
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George Washington
Whitcfuld
Jocal
Ten Are Injured In Texas Storm
Ten persons were injured as a wind storm hit Houston area Thursday morning. Named injured include Juan Rodriguez and his wife with three children, plus Juan Lopes and his wife with three children. Fifteen residences were damaged across Deepwater Deer Park Lynchburg and Highlands.
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Houston
Tey
Juan Rodriguez
Juan Lopes
Deepwater
Deer Park
Lynchburg
Highlands
Shanghai Fighting Is Ordered Stopped
Shanghai area ceasefire ordered by Admiral Nomura and General Shirakawa. Japanese forces to consolidate positions on the border of the 1244 mile zone unless China seeks to halt aggression. Premier Wang Chang Wei urged amnesty for prisoners to be organized for labor.
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Shanghai
Nomura
Shirakawa
Navy
Nanking Adyboeg
Wang Chang Wei
Governoent
Columbus to Play Local Guardsmen at Armory Friday Night
Columbus basketball team accepts a challenge from Hope National Guard for a Friday night game at the armory starting 7:30. Coach Hugh Bristow says it will be one of the hardest games this season, with many fans expected as the last game of the year.
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Columbus
Hope National Guard
Hugh Bristow
Armistice Talks Amidst Turmoil Reported in Bullets
Bulletin fragments indicate negotiations falter as arms talks face disruption. References to Dr W W and officials suggest stalled progress and shifting positions. Local sources note unclear dates and mounting tensions affecting ongoing diplomacy.
Strawberries Boosted by 50 Acre Planting Plan in Hempstead
Missouri Parish officials and Wilkip Figg local dealer push 110 acre strawberry financing to back farmers. If secured, planting will start with first crops in 1298s and mortgage on the crop may support a promissory note. The drive aims to lift state shipping, despite past weather losses and reduced acreage to 9,000 in a year.
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Hempstead
Missouri Parish
Wilkip Figg
Prescott Hardware Receivers Report Major Financial Strain
Local hardware business Prescott Hardware faces receivership amid mounting debts and cash flow issues. Court filings show intensified regulatory scrutiny and potential asset liquidation as creditors seek recovery.
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