Quorum Court Appropriations For New Year Set At 27407 50
Hempstead County quorum court at its annual levying session in Washington fixed appropriations of 27407.50 for the coming year and praised County Judge Frank Rider for operating county government within revenues. The meeting drew 22 justices. Frank Trimble joined the Royalization Board, replacing Mark Jackson, with remaining members Stuart Monroe and W. B. Jafferty. A formal resolution commended Judge Rider's businesslike administration and stated the records would be published in Hope Star.
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Frank Rider
Hempstead
Washington
Frank Trimble
Mark Jackson
Trishly
Stuart Monroe
W. B. Jafferty
Quorum Court
Trempstead
Arkansas
Anel Capble Sergioes
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Hope Star
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Chillren's Hospital
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Mb Munricipal Vourt
Conny Physicsyt
Government Loan 50 Cents a Bushel on 1937 Corn Crop
Governor Bailey questions cottonseed inclusion in the federal crop program. Officials say the administration will announce a 50 cent per bushel loan for the 1937 corn crop. Secretary Wallace is expected to detail the plan within days amid South cottonseed concerns.
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Doprraent
Tuertny
Wallace
Farin Orginigathns
Walkie
Batley
Stubbeman Named as Kiwanis Head
AL W. Shibhemis served as president of the Tape Kiwis club, succeeding ROY, after a vote of 12 to elect Stubbeman. The meeting at Pisst Christian church announced officer choices including a vice president and board members. A thank you was extended to Mr. Herndon.
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Stubbeman
Ated
GT Cross
Cpsu Minager
Fue
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Ai Olin Lewis
Lala
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Puos
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Thert Weebly
Heer Vanier
Jay Crane
Feuuk
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Bert Webb
Levins Delunlis
Vi EL Pganilund
Wij
Steenfell
Dallas
Tescavs
Witunbeyiy
Harry J. Lemley Named Seal Chairman
Unclear OCR text lists Harry J. Lemley as seal chairman with scattered names and phrases. The readable portion confirms Lemley’s appointment while surrounding fragments reference unrelated individuals and garbled notes.
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Harry J. Lemley
Seal
Fragmented OCR Postal Crank Text With Names and Phrases
Scrambled OCR snippet listing names like Theodore, Coolidge, and others with scattered terms about races and districts. Mentions of divisions, an Army officer, and a classified page prompt, but many garbled words and unclear context.
Hunters Cautioned About CCC Crews
Hunters told to watch for Civilian Conservation Corps crews working on Germs io area. Signs warn where crews operate and advise hunting away from marked zones. Crews plant tees and slabs to favor wildlife, while standards research notes blue gray enamel used.
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Witellife
Quints Slower Talkers See Language Gap at Hours Old
The Dionne quintuplets show delayed speech, needing months to reach talking milestones. Doctors report they communicate in a growing, evolving jabbering code understood only by the siblings, with rapid word development expected as they mature.
Quiet progress noted in new word acquisition effort
The record details the slow start and gradual gains as a group begins to pick up words. It notes a period of slow advancement, then a surge in speech as newly developed abilities are used with increasing traffic and interaction. Continued on Page Six.
League Dreams and Realities in World Peace Drive
An analysis traces Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations vision to the present crisis, noting American support and the Covenant’s role in postwar treaties. It contrasts Wilson’s idealism with Secretary of State Lloyd George’s skepticism and outlines the Covenant’s aim for international cooperation, peace, and lawful relations.
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League of Nations
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League
Herar
Chili
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Geneve
Bwiteerkune
John P. Rockefeller
Bor
Denon
Louis Ausirist
Woodniw
Wilsui
United States
Welson
Slite
Robert Losing
Davis Declines to Preside at Meet
URUSSELS Belgium Tuesday report says Davis declined a bid to preside over a Chinese Japanese conference. A Brussels movement sought invitations to a dine power conference set for Wednesday amid tense fronts and foreign residents. Japanese bombardment intensified the Bheeaighsi Front while Mediterranean tension rose with a Spanish blockade near the eastern cast.
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Davis
Associated Press
Brussels
Mediterranean
Spain
Cotton closes steady as prices ease in New Orleans
New Orleans December cotton firmed to 7.98 and closed at 7.85 with 12 point drop in spot. Middling price settled at 7.85 as market activity showed modest declines in the spread between futures and cash values.
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New Orleans
Organize Schools for the Red Cross in Haempsteins county
Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent of Hope schools, named chairman of the Junior Red Cross in Haempsteins county. Wayne 4H England county chairman announced the membership drive. students will donate a penny to qualify. Plans for the drive and clothing provisions were outlined by England and Henry.
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Beryl Henry
Hope Schools
Red Cross
Haempsteins
Wayne 4H
England
Junior Red Cross
Jenry
Englaaul
Bempstued
Max
Flora
Juan Coset
Englong
A Thought Live Near to God Inspires Calm Reflection
A concise contemplation quotes R. M. McCheyne about living near God, suggesting that earthly matters shrink in light of eternal realities and spiritual perspective. The message emphasizes inner vision and faith over worldly concerns.
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R. M. McCheyne
Gehringer Named AL Most Valuable Player
Charley Gehringer of Detroit was chosen by the Baseball Writers Association as the American League MVP for the past season. The Tigers second baseman led the league in hitting. Newport Ark Collision Fatalities Reported in a two-truck crash near town kill Eugene Turner 22 and injure others. Shelby Alexander 35 and James Buck Wilson 22 among the injured.
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New York
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Baseball Writer's Association
Thesday
Gehringer
Tigers
Newport
Ark
Here
Eugene Turner
Shelby Alexander
James
Buck) Wilson
Couple Dead in Hot Springs Rooming House Mystery
In Hot Springs a young couple identified as Julie E. Johnson 24 and Lorell 18 were found dead in a rooming house on Tuesday. Coroner J P Randolph said Johnson shot the woman three times then slit his own throat with a razor.
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Julie E. Johnson
Lorell
J. P. Randolph
Johnson
F D Henry Announces City Council Candidacy
The Star reports Dr. F D Henry, current alderman, files for renomination as alderman from Ward Three subject to the Democratic city primary on November 30. Formal announcement appears in today’s political announcement column.
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The
Star
F. D. Henry
Two Men Trapped Are Shot to Death at Post Office
In Port Huron Michigan officers exchanged fire with two men trapped inside the Smiths Creek post office at 150 am Tuesday. Both men died. the one story frame building bore numerous bullet holes. Sheriff William Van Antwerp identified John Novak 33 as a police character and said the other man was Edward Scherer of Detroit based on papers found on him.
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Port Huron
Mich
Smith’s Creek
William van Antwerp
John Novak
Edward Scherer
Detroit
Mayoralty Battles Dominate Election in Major Cities
New York and Detroit headline off year voting as mayors in 30 cities, governors in Virginia and New Jersey, and vacancies in New York and Virginia draw attention. Fiorello LaGuardia seeks renomination amid cross party support while U S Senator A Harry Moore and State Senator Lester H Clee vie for New Jersey governor, with labor and religious figures cited among names.
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New York
Detroit
New York City
Patrick H. O'Brien
Committee of Industrial Organization
Hichard W. Reading
American Federatio Labor
Fiorello LaGuardia
U. S
A. Harry Moore
Lester H. Clee
Moore
Clee
Monticello A. and M. Professor Ducking Probe
Monticello Arkansas campus discipline committee took up a Halloween weekend incident in which masked students allegedly ducked a young chemistry professor in a campus pond. The professor said he had no statement to make and declined comment on the rumor fueling the prank linked to student failures in his department.
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Monticello, Ark
Monticello A. & M
Social Security Explained Here By Leland Reid Visit
Social Security account holders are invited to meet Leland Reid of the Social Security Board in Texaikana AK. He will discuss old age insurance, lump sum claims, and how to obtain or avoid duplicate account numbers. Wage earners must have numbers recorded to receive proper credits.
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Ater Life
Leland
Reid
Social Security Board
Texaikana
West Office
Chamber of Commerce
Delegates to Be Named at Methodist Meetings
Arkansas Methodists begin annual meetings this week to elect delegates for the quadrennial Birmingham conference next May and to act on unification of three Methodist denominations. The North Arkansas conference gathers Wednesday in Fort Smith and the Little Rock conference meets November 10 at Hope.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Arkansas Methodists
North Arkansas
Fort Smith
Hove
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