Sunday relatives visit and local notices in Hope Arkansas
A drafty page lists visitors and summer plans in Hope Arkansas. Subjects include Miss Katherine Contter of Wilson Arkansas visiting relatives, Miss Julia Lemley of Fort Smith High School attending summer events, and Miss Daisy Hearn arriving for summer with her parents. Additional items note Miss Virgie Sutton's appendectomy, a marriage announcement for Virginia and Julia Newberry, and local social updates with families and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Contter
Wilson, Ark
Wayne Fletcher
Pletcher
Nashville, Tenn
Peabady Thatitale
Julia Lemsey
Mame Ee
The
Fort Smith High School
Kendall Lemley
Daisy Dorothy Hearn
Joseph R. Herod
Baton Rouge
L. S
National Consumption Council
TB. Phillips
Virginia
Julia Newberry
J. F. Newberry
Frank Walker
Emmet
Max
Gwen Hills
Southern Forests Being Protected
Arkansas Forestry Commission says staff not laid off but notes insufficient manpower to guard 202 million acres in protection unit nine based at Magnotia. District Forester Russel Stadelman reports on forest fire activity for April through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Forestry Commission
Commission
Magnotia
Russel Stadelman
Standings and results from weekly baseball schedule
A fragmented schedule lists standings and results across teams in Texarkana and various cities. It notes matchups such as Leo Robins vs Ashilawn and Bruneo Ivory A vs Crow's Laundry, with nightly lines for Monday through Thursday and weekly totals like Memphis 10 and Birmingham 12. Intercity results include Cincinnati 4 4 and Brooklyn 16 12, plus Chicago 6 and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner-Ivory
Unique
Leo Robins
Ashilawn
Guinier
Hirmer-Ivory
Crow's Laundry
Texarkana
Leo Robinsox
Bruneo Ivory
AY Gen
Rebluwn
Hazards Rise as Forest Fire Staffing Drops
The text notes a low ebb in hazards and reduced personnel to handle ventilation, with plans that around July 1 all regular forestry staff will be recalled to begin preparations for the coming fire season.
Traffic Count Shows Some Arkansas Roads Do Not Need Paving
Fred J. Herring directs a state wide Highway Planning Survey counting traffic on all highways to guide future work. Some roads show traffic unchanged since four years ago, others almost doubled, indicating paving was or was not needed. results to be released in a later report. Survey staff from the state Highway Department and the WPA conduct counts across seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Herring
iHerving
State Highway Department
WPA
Traffic survey notes surge on main highways and tourist travel
A 1934 35 survey shows a big rise in traffic on main highways with inbound visitors and business travel, while secondary roads stay similar. Gasoline sales rise about 25 percent though vehicle registrations lag. U S Bureau of Public Roads data highlight Highway 20 Memphis to Little Rock and Highway 67 Little Rock to Texarkana as top east west routes for out of state cars. Insects and a 1804 hunting incident are also mentioned in the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herving
Herring
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Memphis
Little Rock
Texarkana
Mississippi River
Notice of Revision of Assessments for Street Torment District No 7
The Board of Assessors of Street Torment District No 7 of Howski will meet at City Hall Arkansas at 2:00 PM on December 9, 1938 to readjust assessments on real property. Any owner may appeal for an adjustment of values for erections or removals or other reasons. applications may be made and will be considered. Dated May 27, 1938. Orrie Redd Newioy Pentecost, E. S. Greening, Board of Assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asse Natice
Howski
City Hall
Arkansas
Dicine
Board of
Nash's C. L. Tonic touted for biliousness and malaria relief
Advert shows Nash's C L Tonic as a southern remedy to combat weakness, biliousness, constipation, and malaria. Claims a cleansing, pickup effect and urges readers to buy at Hope druggists. money-back guarantee if not pleased. Includes testimonial style lines and local retailer John S. Drug Co. listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Tanic
Sore
John’ S. , Drug Co
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Ayrestia
Miss Bory
Benton
Hope
Mrs
Howard Byers
Hattie Anne Feild
Abel
Frasik R. Julin
Mary and
Juiid Lemley
Mary Della Carian
Marie Kaufman
Saint Scholastic Acchemy
Fort Ssnith
Mig
B. L. Kaufman
D. W. Bryan
Timmle Harbin
Florence Myrnar
Alieg McMuth
Sammy de Rio
Texas
Wil
Virgie Sutton
Shie
Mark's Auxiliary
Dick Forster
Pine Street
Find Mya
John Green
Johnnie Mel Cube
Syel McMuath
Leay Davis
Billy Lean
Dulla Chester Hospital
Loniiellow
Rialto
Hollywood
Saenger
Sether
Columbia
Cary’ A
Sean
Grant
Arthur
Ortre Bagh Rt
Blondie
Bell
Archer Motor CO
Studebaker-Packard
Hope Ris
Southern Association
Stamlay
Chattanengi
Lille Rock
Aug
Knoxville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Gantes
Little Reel
Atlanta
Mermphis
Chattihonga
Emuly
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Giyines
Monulay
York
Tittsburgh
Sundlay
Cleveland
Detrait
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
L. Pvt. Bruner
Rabin
Geo
W. Robison
Gunter Bros
Adania
W. L. Pet Reranen
Othe
ENG Chattannows
AID
New Orlean
Pet. Cincinnat
T. Lewis
New Yorke
L. Pets
BLE
Clevelatul
Nelevit
Woahington la
St. Louis i
Matthews
Stooge
Sally Road
George O'Brien
Lawless Valley
Westinghouse
Hope, Hardware Company
Nazi Sampason
Tropics
Lohe-caye
Louis P. Good
George W. Parson
Olive Street
Hazel Sts
Texarkeane
Chesterfield
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Marlboro
Mass
American Legion
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