Hempstead County Farm Bureau Delegation Attends Arkansas Meet
Hempstead County sent representatives to the Arkansas Farm Bureau annual convention in Little Rock. L. C. Sommerville led the Hempstead delegation and attended both sessions. Also present were Lee Garland Cornelius Adams and county farm agent, with Tuesday attendees McMahon Riley Lewallen Ware Fletcher and Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Little Rock
L. C. Sommerville
Lee Garland
Ballet Renews The Stage With Life And Broad Appeal
The ballet renaissance in America has broadened audiences beyond elite theatergoers to include workers, students, and families. A back stage revolution emphasizes expressive movement over pure technique, making ballet feel living and fun. Col W de Basil's Oriental Ballet Russe opens New York season with Tschaikowsky's Aurora's Wedding and Rimsky Korsakov's Coq d'Or, preserving fairy-tale splendor while trimming voices.
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Jonn Selby
Associated Press
New York
Hballet
America
Col. W. de Basil
Oriental Ballet Russe
New York Ballet
Tschaikowsky
Aurora
Russia
Imperial Ballet School
Special election in Hope School District No. 1-A
Hempstead County will hold a special election November 30 1941 from 2:00 to 6:30 pm at Hope City Hall to vote on a six mills building fund tax to aid a $229,500 refunding bond issue over twenty seven years one month. The plan lowers interest on outstanding bonds and uses surplus to buy bonds or call debt at par. County Examiner E. B. Austin issues official notice.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
IMI
Tewitty
City of Hope
Austin County Examiner
Arkansas Farm Bureau Officials at State Meet Photos
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation officers and board members gathered at the sixth annual Little Rock convention. The group included president R. J. Short Brinkles and executive secretary Walkie Frasier. Other directors mentioned were J. H. Smith Alexander HL Jainet and W. E. Williams with Mobley re elected as vice president and Shiga noted as a member of the Board.
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Arkansas Farms Bureau Federation
Little Rock
Due C. Hardin
Grady
Secretacy
J. H. Smuh
Fitzhugh
R. J. Short
Brinkles
Walkie Frasier
John J. Hultisy Rudy
Second Pew
J. K. Smith
Alexander
HL. Jainet
Magnolias
W. E. Williams
Garland
S. C. Mack
Newport
Charles Coleman
Osceola
W.T. Jones
Madison
Arkansas
Gorette Phaln
Shor Mobley
Penvie Grove
C. B. Byle
Bruno
JW Wilson
Knoxville
Ray Wilson
Ozark
Shiga
Bireetor
Mobley
Vindisia
Fuage
Piest
Siiyal di Geese
Shipp
Roy Wilven
Chiylas Milowell
Russellville
Bexerel
TL Mein
Iimanen
Arkansas Gazette
Brgeaves
Claude BR. Wielard
Arkansas Farm Bairen's Federation
Little Rock Auditorium
Caslens Arkansas
Prom Night Reflections From a Tangled Page
Fragmented OCR notes describe a school graduation ball by a kingly veneer with operatic hints and a short social snapshot. The text mentions boys and girls at a prom and a short commentary on youth culture.
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Doden
Gaeth
Graduation Gifts Trade Fire in Odd School Pact
Fragmentary OCR recounts a quirky graduation scene at a school where boys give cigars and girls give candy kisses to teachers. References include Childers and St Peter's in Rome. The text is garbled but suggests a local school event with unusual gifts and a punchy close.
Army Plans for Play Drawn Amid Uproar and Fear
The article reports on plans for a nationwide entertainment project with a focus on promoting mass gatherings, but amid chaotic wording it mentions religious and ethnic tensions, fears of violence, and crowd control measures as authorities contemplate large venues and concerts featuring various performers and banter.
Fragmented OCR Mockup of Campus Social Plans and Arts Ads
Fragmentary text describes hostesses at events with newspapers and books, social dances, and notices for church visits. Mentions Wisconson campus culture, social duties, and a mix of unrelated details including oysters and statues. Overall appears as an OCR garble of campus life notes and advertisements.
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Lamares Neal
Wisnet
Dawg
Miling Petivy
Sonny
Jelleva
Negroes Get Farm Training and Initiatives in Progress
A fragmented report discusses farm training for Negroes, public schooling, and community efforts. It mentions planned programs, literacy, and development initiatives amid broader racial tensions and calls for improved opportunities. The piece references local meetings and the aim to establish support for Black youths and workers.
Weather Notes From Obscure Chronicle
The article describes distant weather observations and boreal conditions, referencing observers and a paper used by officials. It notes measurements in a cryptic style, mentioning a region and a paper source connected to growth in a distant area.
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Oriehibal
Mermasa
Carolinian Has New Angle
Florence South Carolina report recounts local angling innovations and a fisherman named Covington devising a method to entice bass with a novel lure. The narrative humorously details failed attempts and eventual success with improved line and bait tactics observed on a recent fishing excursion.
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Florence
S. C
M— W
Caverington
Bief
Covington
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State Meet
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Childers
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St. Peter's In
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Freiestiog
J. O. Brugiter
Bo Meather
Bo McAdams Molles Mollins
W. d. Ramsey
Hope Creamery & Dairy CO
Mrs. Wom
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Army
Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Aemy
Ti Jie Conilour Dranyalies
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Leer
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Mme Test Chiry
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Evan
Tobias
New Orleans
Shreveport
Kansas City
Retiro
Shreveport — Orleans
Nowondensed Scheduta
Hansay City
Texiirkira Shresonurt
Alexandrya Bujon
Bonne Ly
Clarenne
Sris Am Ly
Lone Ticket Office
John S. Gibson
Suh Elm Street
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Niiri
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Evita
Wilson Brothers
Progras Wope Harpwai Company
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