News of 1901 Hope social notes and marriages
Mrs Leona Scoggin and daughter and Mrs Jess TMi of Nashville visited Hope guests of Mrs Emma Greene. Wedding announced for Daniel Reed Coodlett of Ozan and Miss Charlote Hortense Tanna of Nashville at Nashville Methodist Church November 28 1901. Various society events include Baptist Missionary Society program led by Alta Rhea Hooks, Halloween party for Little Miss Omera Evans, Elk’s club dance with many attendees, and multiple visits across towns with locals traveling to Little Rock Shreveport Prescott and El Dorado.
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Leona Scoggin
Jess Tmi
Nashville
Hope
Emma Greene
Daniel Reet Coodlett
Ozan
Charlote Hortense Tanna
Ark
Baptist
Amera Evans
Clarice McDaniel
Hollis
Imogene Polk
Mary Charlotte
Annie
Minty Wiggins
Allene Torjon
Pansy Wimberly
Mary Lee Trophy
Licile Erwin
Pisie
Edna Woalson
Annie Ruth Hendrcks
Hope Bennet
Mary Etta Crutchfield
Nell Helms
Jeanelle Witt
Virginia Hillis
Smead Talley
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Packed With Clues and Puns
The page presents a dense crossword puzzle with scattered clues and partial answers. Readers face a jumble of gibberish phrases, mixed headings, and stray letter patterns, suggesting a scanned OCR of a puzzle page with many unreadable segments.
Hope city platform and county road plans outlined
The Star presents Hope city platform proposals urging municipal power plant revenue use to boost industrial and social resources, more pavement in 1929, better alleys, and Chamber of Commerce support. Hempstead County calls for a minimum all weather road program yearly to cut dirt mileage, promote scientific agriculture, and cooperative effort in town and country. State seeks highway progress, tax reform, and efficient budgeting. Free Arkansas cattle tick efforts noted.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Mexico Penal Code’s Hunger Defense Stirs Debate
A commentary on Mexico’s new penal code grants a robbery defense to those who prove hunger and no prior robbery record. The writer likens it to a county judge’s dog bite rule, arguing the law adds humanity and realism to crime. Critics fear misuse by career criminals.
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Mexico
Airplane Adventure Ends Safely In Snowbound Cabin
Western Air Express passengers and crew of three survive a forced downing on the Arizona New Mexico border as a fierce snowstorm drives them to a trapper’s cabin. They build a fire, sleep on plane cushions, and begin breakfast with eggs and salt pork after the storm clears, then resume to Albuquerque.
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Western Air Express
Arizona-New Mexico
Los Angeles
James Coles
Hudson's Bay Company
Alburquerque
Safe and Sound
Death toll from autos soars in August record
Travelers Insurance Co. figures show 2900 automobile fatalities in August, a 23 percent rise from the prior year, marking the highest month ever in history. The piece laments the toll of the motor age and questions whether safety measures suffice to curb the tragedy.
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Travelers Insurance Co
Washington Letter Warns of Rising Prison Populations
Washington letter notes rising state and federal prison counts from 1904 to 1927, with 96 125 inmates by January 1 1927 and 346 women among them. It cites higher homicide and rape conviction rates, escape recapture figures, and increases in larceny fraud and forgery prosecutions, plus more women jailed for liquor law violations.
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Rodney Butcher
Washington
United States
A. D
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Fragments From A Turbulent Era In A College Town
A jumble of local chat and distant headlines outlines college life and national concerns. Notes mention a Massachusetts congressman seeking happiness, New York’s anti noise move, and calls to arm for silence, plus scattered social visits and casual mentions of weather and fall leaves. Names appear in brief, with neighbors and locals sharing Sunday outings.
Battle Field Visit and Society Notes
Mr Odis Butler and family of Holly Springs visited Mr and Mrs Tarpley and Erbie Turner from Stamps called on his mother Sunday. Miss Flora Springs became the wife of Mr Edwin Townsend Sunday. After the ceremony they were entertained with a wedding dinner at the home of Mr B W Springs Jr. Mr and Mrs Archie Turner of Spring Hill accompanied by Miss Daisy Bones visited friends there Sunday. Mrs Ber Cax of New Hope called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odis Butler
Holly Springs
Willl Tarpley
Erbie Turner
Stamps
Flora Springs
Edwin Townsend
B. W. Springs
Archie Turner
Spring
Daisy Bones
Ber Cax
New Hope
Quinn presents flag to Los Angeles by American Legion
John R. Quinn national commander of The American Legion presented a flag to the city on behalf of Sunshine post of the Legion. The flag was officially accepted by Mayor Porter.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John R. Quinn
The
American Legion
Sunshine Post
Legion
Poreter
Cotton Pooled By Co Operatives To Halt Price Drop
The Federal Farm Board plans to pool cotton through cooperatives to advance funds and hold cotton for later sale. Farmers can receive about $65 per bale upfront with price support aimed at higher market values once selling pressure eases. The plan uses Agricultural Marketing Bill authority and offers loans through cooperatives to stabilize the market and improve returns for cotton growers.
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Federal Farm Board
Bell
Cotton Association
Tammera
Parn Board
Up One Day and Down the Next in Terrell Texas
Terrell resident Mrs Louis Wieland recounts years of weakness and nervous strain, saying Cardus restored her health. She describes back and side pains, headaches, sleepless nights, and dizziness improving after taking Cardus, a herbal reconstructive tonic she credits with renewed strength and ease of work.
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Terrell
Texas
Louis Wieland
Cardus
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Beryl Henry
Little Reel
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E. A. Thomson
Josephine
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Piney Grove
D. B. Phillips
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X. B. Miller
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Pincey Grove
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