Community Notes Describe Local Visits and Events
Local residents report rough weather for crops while cutting and hauling wood remains the main task. Mrs. Dwight Odom has recovered from illness and is up again. L. Cox family spent a weekend with their parents in Mt Nebo. Spines Gox and Miss Georgia Martin attended singing. Annie Ratliff visited her sister Alice Jester. Owen Barr’s singing drew a large crowd. Homer Odom and family visited Dwight Odom’s home. Brad Hollis traveled to Patmos. Jewell Turner, Frances, and Matt McCoy joined Nora and Odom for a Saturday visit. C D Middlebrooks called on John T. Smith. Estelle and Lulu Ratliff visited LaFrance Simmons. Bonnie and Vera Simmons spent Sunday with Maxine Smith. Nathan Elledge stayed with Gilbert and Horace Ellidge. Carlson Vines and family from Corinth visited Walter Vines. George Gibson went sheeping in Hope. Hollis Nichols of Bodine visited relatives. Rogers family visited near Bodcan. Young people hosted a party at Sid and Mrs Davis home and reported a nice time. Doris Hamilton and Marie Thomas visited near Lewisville.
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Heath
Dwight Odom
Mra
L. Cox
Goxt
Mt Nebo
Spines Gox
Georgia Martin
This Place
Annie Ratliff
Alice * Jester
Owen Barr
Homer Odom
Spring Hill
Brad Hollis
Patmos
Jewell Turner
Frances
Matt McCoy
Nora Odom
Mr. Odom
C.D. Middlebrooks
John't. Smith
Estelle
Lulu Ratliff
la France Simmons
Bonnie
Vera Simmons
Maxine Smith
Nathan Elledge
Gilbert
Horace Ellidge
Carlson Vines
Corinth
Walter Vines
Arkansas Village Destroyed by Blaze
A fire Wednesday in Cody, eight miles east of Marianna, wiped out a general store, a cotton gin and storage house, two dwellings, and left only a barn and a dwelling. Damage was estimated at 55,000 dollars before Marianna fire department brought it under control. property owned by the T. C. Conner estate.
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T. C. Conner
McFaddin proposes 20 year boundary guarantees to curb war
Sharps and Flats notes E F McFaddin arguing Europe remains war wary after World War I. He favors a 20 year international pact to preserve present national boundaries, aiming to restart global prosperity while cautioning against longer commitments and reflecting on League of Nations failures.
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IF. McFaddin
Europe
Germany
Mr. McFaddin
United States
Soule’s Theory On Wages Challenged By Senate Hearing
George Soule of New York urged a plan for national economic growth through higher wages to boost purchasing power, arguing the Chamber of Commerce view of over production is flawed. He warned industry cannot accept his high wage doctrine while operating on a competitive basis.
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Washington
National Economic Planning
Senate Manufactures
George Soule
New York
National ‘Bureau of Economic Research
Soule
United States Chamber of Commerce
Idustry
Marriage Career Open to Barcelona Girls
In Barcelona, marriage is described as the sole path for girls with courting conducted under a chaperone’s watch. Lovers reportedly refrain from kissing until the engagement is publicly announced.
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Barcelona
Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Green Laseter J L Butler Sr visited his daughter Mrs E M Stuart this week. Mr and Mrs Kelly Gray of Hope visited with Mrs Gray's parents Mr and Mrs George Johnson Sunday. Mrs D C Byers and son Earnest left for Huston Tex, accompanied by Nolan Lewallen. Miss Faye Turner spent night with Miss Ruth Ann Cumbie. A group of area youths attended a party hosted by Miss Elinor McWilliams Saturday night. Mrs J T Cumbie and Mrs A B Turner called on Mrs Johnston Sunday afternoon. Mrs A R Turner called on Mrs A R Simmons Wednesday evening. Earl Fincher and family spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Carl Ellis. Miss Louise Robertson visited Miss Eunice Ray Sunday. LaVane and Majorie Wilson called on Miss Dorothy Robertson Sunday. Ruth Ann Cumbie and Ellen Byers were dinner guests of Miss Faye Turner Sunday. Mrs S M Jones and Mrs J T Butler Jr called on Mrs Miller Stuart last Monday. Mrs Eunice Reece visited sister Mrs M M Gentry Sunday. Miss Bernice Cumbie spent Thursday with grandmother Mrs J H Woodul of Hope.
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J. L. Butler, Sr
E. M. Stuart
Kelly Gray
Hope
Majorie Wilson
Dorothy Robertson
Ruth Ann Cumbie
Ellen Byers
Faye’ Turner
5. M. Jones
J. T. Butler, Jr
Miller Stuart
Canning Budget Largest in Years Reported in Arkansas
In Arkansas 261,244 families participated in a summer canning program with 82,194 families storing food for winter. Reports from 56 counties show 32,666,503 quarts of preserved produce plus 1,892,780 pounds of dried fruit and 6,399 whole beef, with garden, poultry and dairy surplus sales totaling 1,112,602. Totals list fruit and vegetables in quarts, jams, jellies, and other canned goods, yet do not reflect total state canning beyond home demonstration effort.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Taad
Connie J. Bonslagle
Couldn't Scare Him Skeletons' Halloween prank backfires
Five youths in black outfits painted with bones tried to scare couples on a highway near Charleroi Pennsylvania. A motorist changing a tire struck one with a tire iron. The driver was Constable Joseph Judson, who revealed the incident.
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Charleroi
Joseph Judson
Egypt Arabia and India lie on same latitude as Florida
A geographic note states that Egypt, Arabia and India share a latitude with Florida, highlighting parallels in climate or solar exposure across these regions.
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Egypt
Arabia
India
Florida
Paris Plans Permanent Fashion Museum Display
Paris schedules a permanent fashion museum to showcase more than 1700 dresses. The display traces fashion changes over several hundred years, highlighting era’s evolving styles and stylistic shifts through history.
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Paris
Winter Coat Debate and Mrs Gilpatrick’s 67 Winters
New York households weigh fashion costs as husbands debate annual fur coats. Mrs J H Gilpatrick reportedly plans to wear her coat for a 68th winter, highlighting enduring garment choices amid changing times. Italy’s population rise noted at about 450000 yearly. Agricultural and home economy figures show 314 families reporting $108,754, poultry sales by 23,411 families totaling $752,607, and dairy product sales by 12,867 families at $253,360. Sack cloth used for clothing by 37,423 families yielding 299,730 clothing items. Gardening promotions see 15,019 fall gardens by extension service adherents and 42,491 by others. Root crops and greens storage by 42,092 families for early spring use.
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Extension Service
Parole Board Grants Stay For Joliet Inmate
Joseph White, jailed at Joliet prison, asked the parole board to remain behind bars citing a low mood. The request was granted, preserving his custody while he remains in prison rather than reentering society. A London outbreak note appears separate with unclear context about an epidemic.
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Joliet, Til
Joseph White
Joliett Prison
Parole Board
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