Fresh fish promotes Lent meat switch this week
Fish to force beef out as best buy with Lent ahead. Fresh fish fillets and steaks, canned tuna, and frozen specialties go on special sale at supermarkets and grocers nationwide. Beef remains popular but prices are steady to rising slowly. eggs are abundant with no sharp rise. poultry and lamb prices vary by region. Fruit and veg prices hold with good buys on potatoes, citrus, lettuce, and new-season produce overall.
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Beef
Agriculture Department
Long Island
Maine
Arizona
California
Florida
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Women groups hold weekly meetings after flood impact
Circle 1 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Dallis Atkins home with co host Mrs. O W Watkins after flood. Prayer opened led by Mrs. Guss McCaskill. Bible study on Nationalism vs Internationalism led by Mrs. Linxman assisted by several members. Salad course served to eleven. Circle 2 and Circle 3 of local church groups also met with devotional talks on Russia and Japan and World Day of Prayer discussed. Multiple hostesses and eleven to fourteen members attended each circle meeting.
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Cirele
Dallis Atkins
O. W. Watkins
Guss McCaskill
T. E. Linxman
D. L. McRae
N. N. Datiel
C. H. Moore
Ds Atkinson
C. Stegar
Watkins
McCaskill
Legat
St. Patrick
C. S. Chrete
Robert Hambright
Christian Services
Japan
Eagle
Wesleyan Service Guild
Gee
Presbyterian Circle 2
Allen Gee
The
Presbyterian Church
Jennie Lewis
T. M. Bemis
Cart Dalry- Tople
Frank Gilbert
J. B. Hesterly
Joe Crane
First Baptist Church
Harrell Hines
A. E. Evans
al Plyler
Roy Loomis
J. H. Langley
Watson White
Dick Stewart
A. E. Pearson
McKenzie
Valley Vista
Ela
Faubus doubts Arkansas voters back gambling in Garland County
Governor Orval Faubus said he doubts Arkansas voters will approve legalized gambling in Garland County. Senators Hurst and Yingling expressed skepticism about referring a constitutional amendment to a 1958 ballot, while Rep Smith and Rep Wolfall pushed a local option measure. Legislature ends in a week with other budget issues and a raceing commission franchise under scrutiny.
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Little Rock
Acov
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Garland County
Faubus
Senate
House
Byron Hurst
Ray Smtith
Dan Wolfall
Hot Springs
Hurs
Smith
Foubus
Sir. Hurst
Sen
C. E Yingling of
Searcy
Yingling
Ashdown
Fnr
Southland How
Southlands
Southland
Arkansas Racing Commission
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Public Service Commission
Harvey
Legislative Council
Sen Dames PB. Baker
Heldena
Hie
Aps
Fagan
Colliseum
Water Conservation Commission
Publicity and Parks Commission
Demeanor Farm
Lee Bearden
Leachville
Guernsey School District Election Set for March 16 1957
Legal notice announces the annual school election in Hempstead County No 20 on Saturday March 16 1957 from 8:00 am to 6:30 pm. Voters will approve a 26 mill tax for debt service and general operations and elect 1 board member for Post No 1 for five years. Polling places remain as designated, with H L Powell signing as secretary.
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Guernsey
Hempstead County
H. L. Powell
Board Mar
Saratoga School District Election Set for March 16 1987
The Saratoga School District No 11 Hempstead County will hold its annual school election on Saturday March 16 1987 from 8:00 a m to 6 30 p m The electorate will vote a 30 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and elect one board member for Post No 1 for a five year term Polling places remain as previously designated Signed Mary Spates Goodman Secretary of School Board February 22 March 1 8 1987
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Saratoga
Hempstead County
Mary Spates Goodman
Tax election for Hempstead County school district 10
Electors in Spring Fill School District 10 Hempstead County vote March 16 1957 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM on four school tax levies 30 mills maintenance 14 mills bond retirement 9 mills continuing annual tax for bond interest and principal refinancing 1h year period with proceeds for capital improvements and operations details largely garbled but indicates levy structure and purpose
Nixon gifts Ghana 2000 volume library in independence ceremony
President Nixon presented the newly independent Ghana with a 2000 volume technical library as a gesture from the United States. He also offered funds for civil defense and Children’s Hospital, while Ghanaian officials received gifts including a Soviet transport plane. Thousands cheered in Accra as Nixon departed for Liberia on an Africa tour.
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Accra
Ghana
Nixon
Rwaitie Nkruthah
Commonwealth
Rugia
Nkruthah
Russia
Liberia
Niuirah
Steuber Prass
Doris
Assembly
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