Womans Christian Temperance Union Holds March Meeting
The regular monthly meeting and annual Due Tea of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held at Mrs. Don Smith's home on South Elm Street with associ ate hostesses. The program featured papers on WCTU work, a piano solo by Marjorie Haggon, and readings by young students. Guests visiting the city from Prescott and Arkadelphia joined local members for a afternoon of devotion, reports, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Comperance Union
Don Smith
South Elm Street
W.T. Franks
Vesey-Crutchfield
Smith
AL Buddin
Dorsey McRae
HH. He Stuart
We Muldrow H
Mas
W. M. Cantley
K. G. McRae
W. P. Agoo, Sr
Luther Higgason
Marjorie Higgagon
Martha Ann Singleton
Ellen Ruth Bowden
Labor Outlook Mixed in Fort Smith Plants
Out Our Way notes a surplus of unskilled labor while skilled workers remain fully employed. Building runs keep resident craftsmen busy as lumber mills furniture factories and iron and steel mills cut forces. Paper and printing expand with overtime. a brick and tile plant closes. some lumber and textile mills cut back to part time. General labor surplus noted but not large. March 21 1930 dispatch. Spring arrivals bring cleaning requests for winter clothes while moths threaten stored wardrobes.
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Fort Smith
Jonesboro Plants Run Full Time Amid Mixed Employment
Reports indicate employment rising with most plants operating full time. One hardwood lumber mill closed, releasing workers as many mills across textiles, stone, glass, clay, paper and iron and steel sectors use part time schedules. Labor surplus includes skilled and unskilled workers.
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Iry
Jonesboro
Miss Helen Jones Hosts Keeni Concentration Guest
Miss Helen Jones of McNab welcomed Sunday as a guest of her brother Ver non Jones. Mrs Shrig’s remarkable poise is noted as she tours American cities, delivering a program to help housewives reduce nervous strain from cooking while maintaining high standards. Government pawn shops limit second-hand stores in Paris and French cities. Montana’s northern elk herd, about 17 000, declined by 263 during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones of
McNab
Vernon Jones
Mrs. Shrig
Paris
Montana
Hunt
Woman Indicted in Fatal Shooting in Pike County
Mary Blustoff, 49, Mexican native living in Glenwood, indicted for first degree murder in the October 6 1029 shooting of Homer Parker. She says self defense after Parker threatened and tried to break into her room. Grand jury reported 18 indictments after examining 56 cases. They recommended a new combined courthouse and jail and minor county farm repairs.
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Murfreesboro
Mary Blustoff
Pike County
Grand Jury
Homer Parker
Glenwood
Parker
Mexico
Employment gains in Pine Bluff iron and steel sectors
In Pine Bluff employment gains were reported with all plants operating full time except one lumber mill and one food products plant remaining on part-time. Labor supply and demand were balanced except for a surplus of unskilled workers. Building focused on homes and several industrial structures with road work expected to use unskilled labor.
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Pine Bluff
Iron and Steel
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