Army Football Prospects At West Point Highlight 1930s
Disjointed notes list players likely to wear Army colors next season including Murell O Keefe Tutehinsan and others. Mentions Letzetlar Fields Frentzel Edgerton Smith and Stucker among hopefuls with injury tales and a Henry 3 percent reference hidden in the garbled text. Also notes Ehmke as guest speaker and various anecdotes about Tulane Georgia Knox Illinois and Minnesota players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murell
O'Keefe
Tutehinsan
West Point
Army
Agabeler-Paels
Mlatt
Tebigh
Terk Fa
Calgate
Ferb
Chinese Mandate Orders Use of Western Calendar
Shanghai date notes that old style Chinese calendar will be invalid after January 1929 under National Government mandate. Authorities hope business adoption of the foreign calendar will push public change, despite limited prior success as New Year was celebrated despite prohibitions. The piece then veers into an unrelated baseball anecdote about Mickey Cochrane and a staged play to finish a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangital
China
Mickey Cochrane
Tolson
Mickey
Talson
Production No Pauline We Don’t Know Any Better Jooking
A fragmentary dispatch notes a dismissive view of advice and dismisses claims of superior local figures. The text mentions waste baskets and unread circulars, signaling casual commentary on parish or town figures and advice gives little concrete fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Credit Men See Improved Conditions at Annual Meet
The Ackainsas Credit Men's Association completed a two day conference adopting resolutions that forecast better business conditions after a market price drop. H J Bryant of El Dorado was elected president and plans to change organizational timing to reflect new convening dates. Fort Coals discussed prospects and money shifting from stock gambling to commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackainsas Credit Men's Association
H. J. Bryant
el Dorado
Confi- Smith
la Credit Men's Association
Fort Coals
Message Delivered After 11 Years by Returning Field Runner
Springfield Mass. Nov. 19 A field message from 1918 was delivered after 11 years by Private James D. O Neil of Maple sville RevT to Lieutenant Colonel James G Rivers of the Massachusetts National Guard. The note, signed by Captain Fr H Phillips, ordered Move to the left 300 yards near Bellew Wood during the July 20 1918 assault of the 104th Infantry Regiment.
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Coronel Rivers
O'Neil
Springfield
Mass
France
James D. O'Neil
Maplesville
James G. Rivers
104Th
Bellew Wood
Northampton
Fr. H. Phillips
Phillips
O'Neill
Aorth
Rivers
Massachusetts National Guard
O’neil
Point of Woods
E. H. Phillips
Local Residents and Visitors Frequent Texarkana Area
Homer McKinney Haskill McJunkins and Ovie Fincher spent Saturday in Texarkana on business. Mig Edna Arnett who has been visiting in the home of Miss Helen Gale Newman has returned to her home in Emmett Oklahoma. Mrs. Bill Smith and baby arrived Saturday morning from Oklahoma to make their home. Mr. Smith will be employed at the cement plant. Mrs. Will McGiney hosted Mr. and Nive Roy McKee of Mineral Springs at dinner Sunday. Melvin Clark and Miss Clara Dillard visited Mineral Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joss Ewing and son Grover returned from Ada Oklahoma. Mrs. Madge Hollands of Mineral Springs spent the weekend with her husband Author Hollands. Mr. and Mrs. Mamer McKinney, Miss Clara Dillard and Clyde Rosenbaum attended the show in Hope Sunday afternoon. Floyd Bailey of McNab visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Weatherford and daughter Bobby Joe were recent shoppers to Hope. Clyde Rosenbaum spent Monday in Hope on business vaccinated and taking malarial shots before returning to his position in South America. Sanders of Ada Oklahoma will arrive Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving here with friends. Miss Faye Adkinson teaching in School visited her sister here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Rosenbaum were guests of their son Z. B Rosenbaum in Hope. Avier Chamberlain visited friends in Mineral Springs recently.
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Homer McKinney
Haskill McJunkins
Ovie Fincher
Texarkana
Mig Edna Arnett
Helen
Gale Newman
Emmett
Bill Smith
Baby
Oklahoma
Mr. Smith
Will McGiney
Nive
Roy McKee
Mineral Springs
Melvin Clark
Clara
B. F. Weatherford
Bobby Joe
Hope
Clyde Rosenbaum
South America
Sanders
Ada
Okla
Faye Adkinson
Columbus Rosenbaum
Z. B Rosenbaum
Avier Chamberlain
Hawaiian National Guard A Mixture of Nationalities
Washington reports the Army will rank the 1634 member Hawaiian National Guard by nationality variety. Hawaiians total 491, Americans 121, Portuguese Hawaiians 16, Spanish Chinese Hawaiians 3, plus one each of several other mixed origins. One infantry company is Chinese officers and men. Local notes mention Hazel Watkins visiting family, Bill Fulmers staying with Rufus Polk, Guy Watkins visiting from Oakland, plus a forecast of Sunday School attendance after bad weather last week.
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Washington
Hazel Watkins
Bill Fulmers
Rufus Polk
Guy Watkins
Oakland
Lester Watkins
Box Supper At Oak Grove Friday Night
A box supper will be held at Oak Grove Friday night to benefit the local school. Everyone is invited to attend and support the school funds.
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Oak Grove
Cardus credited for relief of nervousness and sleeplessness
Mrs. Rhoda Holley of Italy Texas says she was run down with sleepless nights nervousness and aches. After starting Cardus she felt improvement within a week and continued use for several bottles. Thousands of women report relief from Cardus and she believes it helped her health and strength.
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Italy
Texas
Rhoda Holley
Cardus
Rea
Ocagrdus
Angora Goat Prize In Magnolia A and M Thanksgiving Game
Magnolia and Monticello A and M colleges plan for a purebred Angora goat to be the prize in their annual Thanksgiving football game. The goat changes hands yearly, with the captain of the losing team presenting it to the winner after the game. The goat stays with the winning team for a year and is then reissued next Thanksgiving. The Boll Weegils will transport the goat to Magnolia. Moore Bros. will offer Alaska venison reindeer meat next week, limited in quantity under government supervision, for advance orders as a festive meal option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Minnesota
Michigan
Magnolia Aggies
iMonticello A. & M
Monticellians
Boll Weegils
Alaska
Moore Bros
Moore Boys
Court orders deduction from alimony payments
In El Paso Texas on November 20 Judge Caldwell ordered a rebate of $2 after Manuel Chavira alleged seeing his estranged wife with another man. Upon a second sighting with two other men the judge increased the deduction to $4 from Chavira’s monthly alimony.
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EL Paso
Texas
Manuel Chavira
Theaters Note Veteran Actor Lee Moran in On With the Show
Lee Moran, long known on the legitimate stage, plays the boss of the stage crew in Warners Vitaphone musical On With the Show at a New Jersey theater. The X-show calls for 16 rehearsals as Moran brings vast backstage experience from touring productions to the role. Al Crosland directs the production amid a busy try-out period for the musical comedy.
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Lee Moran
Oané
Warnert Bros
Vitaphone
Tlenenger Theatre
New Jersey
Moron
Tite
al Crosland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Io A
Henry
Altles
Letzetlar
Carnegie Tech
Argne
Field
Fields
Frosty Peters
Thinois
Nois
Frentzel
Linois
Lis Edgerton Smith
Ehmke
Howard Ehmke
A's
Cubs
Richard
Philly
Charlie Stucker
Georgia
Monk Simons
Tulane
Charlie
Jack Pizzano
Georgia Tech
Knox College
Margaret Smith
America
Leghorn
Laufer
Tre
Salanta
Dale
Saratoga
Hawaiian National Guard
Thedford
Aggie
Moran
Hoss
Muldrow
Moore & Turner Telephone
Weiring
Charles Ave
Neve Orleans
Merit
Connytt
Henry & Son
Nine Hope
Arkansas
Hope Auto Company
Ford
Hope, Arkansas
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