Fragmentary Cologne Note Ends Abruptly
A clipped line from St. Ursula in Cologne presents a garbled quote about thinking and money, ending mid-sentence with missing context. The readable fragment mentions a price or amount but lacks clear subject or outcome.
Soil survey plans for Terre Rouge-Bodeaw district
Supervisor Riley Lewallen announced that 397 264 acres in the Terre Rouge Bodeaw Soil Conservation District have surveys detailing erosion, soil types, slope and land use. The data will guide coordinated farm plans while farmer interest is measured by written applications.
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Riley Lewallen
Terre’ Rouge-Bodeaw
Hogssestenssenens
Washington Commissioned as Finest Man of War on Seas
In Philadelphia the 15 thousand ton battleship Washington was commissioned as a full U S Navy ship amid parade and bugle calls. Costing 70 million dollars, it was completed ahead of schedule and boosts U S battleship strength to 17 ships on the seven seas.
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Philadelphia
Bugle
Washington
U. S
Navy
Seven Seas
WU. S
Pauls Conversion as a Model for World Leaders
Sunday School lesson recaps Acts chapter nine, detailing Saul's dramatic conversion to Paul on the Damascus road. A divine voice identifies Jesus as the persecuted and prompts Saul to question his path, illustrating how sudden, revealing experiences alter a believer's course and mindset.
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Paul
Saul
Jesus
Soil Conservation Planning Emphasizes Soil Types
Mr. Lewallen states sound soil conservation rests on knowing each farm soil type, its condition, and suitable uses to prevent erosion. He notes no two soils are alike, making tailored plans essential for effective land use and safeguarding long term fertility.
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Lewallen
Conversion Theme Mixed With Obscure Sermon Fragments
A fragmentary newspaper excerpt discusses religious conversion, Saul to Paul, and the power of changed lives. It mentions a Golden Text about obedience to a heavenly vision and critiques professed conversion lacking real heart change, with references to W. M. Dillard and local officials. Also notes a referendum notice signed by Fred H. Lang on Terre Rouge Bodcain Soil Conservation District expansion in Hempstead county Arkansas.
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Saul
Stephen
Sauls
Paul
God
W. M. Dillard
Saratogs, Cateman
Cla. Anion
C. R. Newman
John W. Russell
Fred H. Lang
State Soil Conservation Commiittes
Terre Rouge-Bodean Soil Conservation Diatélet
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Torre Rouge-Bodcayn
Torre. Rotge-Bodcan Soil Conservation District
Church Services and Meetings Announced
Sunday school sessions and preaching at First Baptist Church with Prof J C Stewart at 9 45 and 11 00 am and 8 00 pm services. Baptist Training Union at 7 00 pm. First Christian Church lists Bible School at 1 45 pm, morning worship at 10 50 am, evening worship at 7 45 pm, with messages on Present Day Imperatives and Well Which Church. A cordial welcome to all visitors.
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Birmingham
Southern Baptist Convention
J. C. Stewart
Ouachita College
Stewart
Gao
Baptist ‘Training Union
First Baptist Church
Christ Ambassadors
S. A. Mays
Tabernacle
Hamill
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Hempstead County Annex to Soil District Faces May 20 Referendum
Hempstead County landowners may join the Terre Ronge Bodean Soil Conservation District if the May 20 referendum passes. Since a 1939 Saratoga hearing, farmers have pressed for approval to unite Hempstead with Nevada and Legayette counties, creating a district of about 1,065,040 acres. Voting sites are McNab and Saratoga with local election officers named.
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Hempstead County
Terre Ronge-Bodean
Oliver Ll. Adams
Saratoga
Nevada
Legayette
McNab
Saratoge
Freeze Locker Aids Farmers in Arkansas Plant Plan
Farmers in Hempstead County near McNab and Saratoga, tied to Terre Rouge Borough Bell Conservation District, discuss establishing a freezer locker plant with proper chilling and curing spaces. County agent Oliver L. Adams notes voting eligibility for landowners and purchasers, while M. W. Muldrow of the Arkansas College of Agriculture explains how extended chilling enables fresh pork and bacon access, with freezer lockers expanding meat and farm produce storage and lowering costs for rural families.
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McNab
Saratoga
Hempsteadt County
Ems
Terre Rouge-Borlan Bell Conservation District
Farm For Allies
Oliver L. Adams
M. W. Muldrow
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Vivian
Muktrow
Arkansas
Muldrow
Towty
Wool yield of a modern American sheep
A description notes that a well-bred American sheep yields about eight pounds of wool annually, contributing to a steady wool clip sufficient for clothing production. It highlights the breed's quality and productivity in producing market wool.
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ICK
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Lydia
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Hope
Hope Star
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Hope City Hall
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Western Stage
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Bristol
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