Indianapolis 100 Mile Speed Race Opens Monday
Indianapolis readers learn of the upcoming d00 mile automobile speed race at the Indiana Motor Speedway on May 20. The article notes faster speeds, the field expanding beyond last year, and a strong lineup including Wilbur Shaw Rex Mays Ted Won and Bill Cummings with new international rules allowing rear engines and superchargers.
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Harry Grayson
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Fndianaypolis Motor Speedway
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Wall Bill Cummings
Ann
Low Mayer
Dinnapolis
Rex Miys
Long Island
Afso
Otto
Abarton
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Pasture and forage notes for hog fattening and soybeans
County Agent Clifford L. Smith outlines Sudan grass and other pastures to improve hog fattening efficiency. Trials at the University of Arkansas show savings, with mixed results depending on protein mixes and seasonal pasture. Temporary pastures and legumes like soybeans offer green feed and weight gains, with recommended plantings and seeding rates for different varieties.
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University of Arkansas Colege of Agriculture
Sven Krass
ML Wo Mililsrow
Stanmer
Muldrow
Sudan
College of Agricultur
Multivon
Charles F. Simutuns
Extension Agronomist
University of Arkangos College of Agriculture
Average speed of Indianapolis Speedway winners
DePalma wins with 195 laps at Indianapolis Speedway posting an average speed of 89.84 mph.
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Indianapolis Speedway
DePalma
City League Thursday Results and Friday Schedule Summary
The City League posted Thursday results Limber 8 Washington Moore Hawthorne 12 and listed Friday double header games Tape versus Prescott at High Street Stadium starting 8 p.m. Monday matchups include Gen W Robison versus Coc Camp us Garhi. Notable scores show Moore Hiwhorne 4 Washington 0 and a series of city and regional results with Memphis and Nashville appearing in brief standings.
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National League Chutsdy's Results Preview Rains Delays Schedule
National League games were rained out with only Friday matchups listed including Brooklyn at Boston and Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York. The report notes seed bed readiness and Elviss hay growth prospects with potential for three cuttings in a normal summer.
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Cleveland
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Learn to Swim No 1 First of 18 Lessons
Illustrated swimming lesson from 1918 instructs beginners to breathe, submerge, and practice water familiarization. Guides eye-opening underwater breathhold for 15 to 20 seconds with body position and edge grip, aiming to ease entry into more advanced practice.
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Steve Forsyth
Ralph Flanagan
NEA Service, Inc
Reeves Dominates Willisville as Camden Wins 10-1
Camden defeated Willisville 10 to 1 in Arkansas. Adolphus Reeves allowed three hits and struck out 12 in the early innings before easing. Willisville scored once in the seventh. Camden posted multi-run innings and benefited from errors. Reeves and Burleson led Camden’s pitching and hitting support.
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Community Motors
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G. West
M. Simpson
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Burleson
Rabinson
Crax Take Lead With 4-0 Win Over Pebs
The Avante Crackers toppled the Pebs 4 to 0 at home, seizing first in the Southern Association. Rich ards homered, Dunn doubled driving in Miller in the seventh, and Miller held Little Rock to six hits as Cumb Smokies line continued.
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Rock
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Dunn
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Lookouts Triumph In Nineteenth Inning Duel
Chattanooga Lookouts edged Memphis 4 to 3 after Dee Miles hit a three run homer with two outs in the ninth. Miles also doubled twice and homered for the game in a low scoring pitchers contest.
County Seat Move Ordered in Hempstead Arkansas
The Hempstead County Court orders an election on June 11 1938 to move the county seat from Washington to Hope. Notice will be published in Hope Star and posted in public places, with election officials and sheriff to perform duties per law. Public notice confirms the move requires a countywide vote.
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Hope
Hope Star
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Beott and Chapman power seventh win in eight starts
Birmingham loses to Nashville as Beott and Chapman homer to pace a 11 innings. Johnson, Carson, McDougal and Hofferth contribute in a tight game. Birmingham drops its fourth straight decision while Nashville improves to 4-? in the series.
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Hopewell Scrappers Win Seventh Straigl
The Hopewell Scrappers defeated Old Garland Butterflies 25 to 15 in a baseball game at Garla School Thursday afternoon. The Scrappers have won seven straight games and will meet Troop 58 Friday at 2 o clock.
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Old Garland Butterflies
Garla School
Proposed Constitutional Amendment 24 for Arkansas Probate Courts
Proposal filed February 26, 1937 seeks to place probate matters under county chancery judges, allow appeals to the Supreme Court, create a probate clerk, and consolidate chancery and probate courts. Amends sections 34 35 and 19 of Article VII, repeals conflicting provisions, and takes effect January 1 following adoption. Witness dated April 1, 1938.
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