Peach and grape experiments draw Arkansas farmers readers
The article reports on crop control trials at a branch station showing Bermuda grass with clovers enhances permanent pastures, with beef gains of 942 pounds per acre and $9,690 annual return per acre. It highlights Abruzzi rye, hairy vetch for cover crops, and notes peach varieties like Elberta and Mayflower perform best. Seventy-five grape varieties show seven suitable for home use. Concord not recommended for this area. Visitors included Dan T. Gray and Bert Johnson. annual summer visiting day set for late June drawing 2000 readers.
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Sanity Pine
Arkansas
Carpenter
Rochester
Fair Beauty
Elberta
Barry Daisy
Delaware
Herbert
Niagara
Augustinia
Elon Scott
Concord
Dan T. Gray
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Bert Johnson
Nashville
Ark
Ware
Henrys Chapel Mist Hazel Gray Visit With Folks
Hazel Gray of Hope visited with horbe folks this week. Clara Pills stayed with Mrs. Joe England and children while ill. Mr. England now works at Murfreesbury. Minor May stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Rothwell. Mrs. Matthews spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frans Bailey. Parrish Fincher and Wilma Collins visits noted. Bernice Cumbie spent Thursday with Mrs. Glen Fincher.
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Whms Calsh
Bernice Cumbie
Glen Fincher
Notice of Intention to Sell Land in Hempstead County
Administrator SYD McMath to apply for court authority to sell five acre parcel in Section 21 Township 12 South Range 24 West Hempstead County Arkansas to pay estate debts. Public sale proceedings set for second Monday in April 1936, with detailed land description. Also court notices warn Clyde Morgan and Willis Childs to appear and answer complaints in Hempstead Chancery Court with dates March 13 to April 3.
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John R. Malone
Hempstend
Arkansas
Hope & Washington
Arkansas & Louisiana Railroad
R. B. Malone
Mattie J. Malone
R. B
Township
Vange
Hempstead County
Syd McMath
Commissioner Sale Notice In Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a Chancery Court decretal order dated March 2 1936 in Federal Land Bank of St Louis v H W Ferguson et al the commissioner will sell at public auction the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and related tracts in Hempstead County Arkansas totaling about 160 acres on April 15 1938 at the Washington Arkansas courthouse. Terms call for a three month credit with six percent interest and land retained on the premises to secure payment.
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Chancery Court of
Washington
Arkansas
Hellingstead
Hempstead County
Cay
Marvel
A. B
Dale Jones
Chancery
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Federal Land Bank of
Sale Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court March 2 1936
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County will sell at public vendue on April 5 1936 the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 22 township 13 south range 24 west containing about 40 acres in Hempstead County Arkansas. Purchaser must execute bond as required by law and the court decree at six percent interest from sale until paid. Commissioner in Chancery issued the notice March 14 1936.
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Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead
Moore
Hempstead County
Mareh
Dale Jones
Ringe
Jess
Chancery
Ibréé
Hempstead County Sale Notice in 1936 Decretal Cause No 2992
The Hempstead County decretal in case No 2992 directs a vendee sale of real estate to the highest bidder at the courthouse front entrance in Hempstead County Arkansas on Saturday April 11 1936. The property is the south half of the southeast quarter of section 6 township 11 south range 23 west containing 80 acres more or less. Sale on credit with bond and six percent interest from date of sale. lien to remain on premises. Dated March 18 1936.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Federal Land Bank of
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead
Dale Jones
Chancery
A. D
South West
Hope and
Wallaceburg
Jlien
Commissioner Sale Details in Hempstead County Arkansas
The sale, under commission, is scheduled for April 11, 1936, at the Hempstead County Courthouse in Arkansas. The property is described as the North Half of the South Half of Section 15, Township 11 South, Range 24 West, containing eighty acres more or less. Terms require one bond and no credit, with lien to secure payment. sale conducted by the Commissioner of Chancery.
Commissioner Sale Hempstead County Real Estate Forty Acres
The Land Bank of Saint Louis Missouri as complainant and Charley Roberts et al defendants. The undersigned commissioner will sell at public sale on Saturday April 1 1936 the described property in Northwest Quarter of Section Fifteen Township Eleven South Range Twenty Four West containing sixty acres more or less.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Maren
Washington
Arkansas
Fouth
Hempstead County
Federal Land Bank of
Court House
Hope and Blevins
Public sale of Hempstead County land in Arkansas 1936 notice
Legal notice announces a judicial sale of multiple parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas described by section township and range. The sale includes homesite tracts and fractional portions totaling about 129 acres, with minutes of bonds and terms of payment and the sale date set for April 11 1936 under court decree.
Perfumes Crafted From Odd Materials Arise
Perfumes now use unusual bases with castor oils supplying some scents while coal tar yields a vanilla aroma described as sweet and natural, illustrating a shift in fragrance production and scent naming in the era.
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Castor
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Roy Anderson and Company
Mes
C. P. Holland
Hersheys
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BIG Boy Pork & Beans
Alc
Coconut Bakers
Betsy Ross
Peter Libbys
del Monte
Decker
THE
Hempstead Chancery Court
Lois Morgan
Vo Phiintitt
Clyde Morgan
Hempstead Chancery ‘Court
Jlena Childs
Blatagjrt
Willie Childs
Willis Childs
Commissioner' ‘S Sale
Triill
Dezetr
E. M. McWilliams
J. W. Strickland & CO
Henry Watkins Hope Fruit Growers
Cub
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