Open Season On Want Ad Bargains Daily
Local newspaper ad section promotes daily bargains and rates for ads across Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard and Miller Counties. Advertising offices list multiple regional and national representatives, with AP membership noted and Baptist state convention affiliations referenced.
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Want
By ‘Mall
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howart
Miller Counties
Sinmanthe
How U S Pasted the Cuba Missile Evidence with Photos
Relman Morin analyzes the Cuban crisis. U S photo reconnaissance over Cuba builds case for Kennedy’s quarantine. From mid October to the arrival of NATO envoys, analysts track construction of missile sites, launchers and cranes, confirming Soviet offensive weapons and shaping policy.
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Relman Morin
United States
Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Formosa
China
Havana
San Juliano
San Diego
Los
Banos
Dean Rusk
El Dorado Youth Dies After Trotline Cord Accident
A 3-year-old Union County boy, Stephen Marshal Waller, died when entangled in trotline cord in his front yard near El Dorado. Coroner ruled accidental. cord looped over a limb three feet high. He climbed a branch and fell while reaching for a card. revival efforts at a local hospital failed.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Union County
Stephen Marshal Waller
James BR
Waller
Lawson
el Dorado
El_ Dorado hospital
Mies
Department store sales rise in St Louis district
Weekly sales in the Eighth Federal Reserve District shown by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis rose 15 percent for the week ending Oct. 27 from 1961, with Memphis up 24 percent, St. Louis 18 percent, Louisville 9 to 7 percent in various measures, and Little Rock down 2 percent. For the four week period, district sales gained 2 percent, year to date up 5 percent with Memphis leading at 9 percent and other areas showing smaller gains or declines.
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Memphis
St. Louis
Little Rock
Louisville
Arkansas Baptists to vote on big budget at Little Rock meeting
The Arkansas Baptist State Convention opens in Little Rock with a planned budget of 2,106,600. Ouachita College seeks 650,000 in federal funds for two dormitories while Arkansas Baptist Hospital requests 1.2 million to add two floors to the surgical pavilion. Dr. H. H. Hobbs of Oklahoma City delivers talks as other ministers from Georgia and Jonesboro speak. Reports cover civic morality, missions, and church boards, with officer elections set for Wednesday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Baptist’ Hospital
H. H. Hobbs
Southern Baptist Convention
Hobbs
First Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Walter Moore
Vineville Baptist Church
Macon
C. Z. Holland
Jonesboro
Minor Cole
Rogers’ First Baptist Church
Arkansas Baptist Home For Children
Sunday School Board
Home Mission Board
Women's Missionary Union
Spring Hill School District Election Set for December 4 1962
The Spring Hill School District No 10 Hempstead County will hold its annual election on Tuesday December 4 1962 from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Voters will approve a 30 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and elect one board member for Fost No 1 for five years and one County Board of Education member from Zone No 1 for five years. Polling places remain as previously designated. Signed J A Souter Secretary of School Board November 6 13 20 1962.
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Spring Hill
Hempstead County
County Board of Education
Blevins
G. D. Royston, Jr
Peach Growers Sign 225 Acres for Gerber Plant
In Arkansas, peach growers across St Francis Cross and Lee counties sign agreements to plant 225 acres in cling peaches this fall for Gerber Food Co. The company will buy the peaches at prevailing prices three years hence when the trees bear fruit at the Fort Smith facility.
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Forrest City
Ark
St. Francis
Cross
Lee Counties
Gerber Food Co
Fort Smith
School Tax Election Notice for Hempstead County District
The Blevins School District No. 2 Hempstead County schedules a tax vote between 8 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. to levy 35 mills for a five year term. Post No 1 designated electors to be elected. Signed G D Royston Jr on November 6 13 and 20 1962.
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Yukon
Colfect
Etter Printing Company
Washinton
Fik Baptist Church
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Walnut Street
AOR
Imoc
CR. Samuel
Emmet
Arkansas
Caltle
G. W. Wisttins
Otelvel Venaril
Paul Dudney
Afkaansas
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
Ford
Harry Phillips
RALFH
Montgomery Market
Jesse Morris
Hope Sewing Machine Co
West 2Nd
Owen
Dept
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Call J. B Bailey
Singer
Buck's
Beauty Service
Sal
Rays Irne
Perry
Highway 67
Hope
Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott, Ark
Olson Bug Co
RC. Alworth Olson Rug Co
Pulaski Rd
Chicago
Ani
Mr. Yardin
Barlow Natel
Roony
Tdeal
Pinecrest
Will Maye
Cail PR
Hope Auto CO
Second Street
South Walnut St
Rosd
Hugh Garrett
Deigre
Route
Schooley’s
J. EB. Schooley
Edgewood
Call LE
Stamps
Mit
Ountry
Mack and
Johnson Streets
Grady Williams
Buck Williams
S. Elm Street
Mary Hamm
Hill & Torpley Insurance & Real Estate
Jennery
Meaten A Time Co
Palmer
Ita
Arkensos
Werriar
Arkansas’ Dollies, Inc
Starick
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texco
Michigan Ave
42Nd St
New York
Penopscot
Cm Holt
Mich
Associated Press
Ute
al AP
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U.S
By Relman Morin
NATO
SEATO
CENTO
State Department
Roger Hilsman
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
The
Star
Grandison D. Royston, JR
National Industrial Conference Board
New York Stock Exchange
Boles
7. A. Souter
Sears
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