Does Nothing At All In Defense Of The Right
A jumble of names and local notices includes a poem about doing nothing in defense of the right, plus social news. The piece notes Mr. and Mrs. Ned Young visiting El Dorado relatives, a Silver Tea hosted by Mrs. L. T. White, and various weekend guests such as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strout and Judge A. P. Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Young
el Dorado
E.G. Porterfield
J. F. Strand
Joe Strout
Jackson, M
Janes Steele
Texarkana
A. P. Steel
Ashdown
Bobcats Hold Off Tigers in Hard Fought Fourth Quarter
Hope and Sobcats battle Tigers in a tense closing period as the Bobcat line stalls three rushing attempts near the goal and Hobbs smothers a pass on fourth down. Earlier Payne, Turner, and Stone spark Hope with key runs and a fumble recovery, highlighted by Anderson’s punting and Kennedy, Richards, and Madison’s backfield work.
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Sobcats
Hope
Payne
Jaele Turner
Spears
Jack Turner
Tiger
Bobcats
Hay Rest Gane
Hopetet
Hane
Cantain R. ©. Kennedy
Richards
Stone
Anderson
Madison
Stuart
Guy Payne
Dalrymple
Little Rock
Luther Spears
Stroud
Cargile
Bennis Richards
Hobbs
Moore
Holly
England
Owens
Reece
Road Transport Provides One Fifth of Arkansas Jobs
Census figures for 1943 show highway transportation and related trades sustaining about 20 percent of Arkansas wholesale retail and service jobs. The National Highway Users Conference notes $6104 million payroll from automotive petroleum and related trades and $96.8 million in motor vehicle owner purchases shaping $30.251 million in state sales. Roy F. Britton says highway transport underpins economic welfare, warning that without it one in five businesses could close and payrolls drop drastically.
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Waslington
Arkansas
Yaolor Transport
Roy F. Britton
National Highway Users Conference
Arians
Bobcats Rally as Payne Leads Struggle Against Little Rock
Madison Payne sparked the Bobcats with multiple long rim attempts and sharp passes while Turner and Spears made key plays on offense and defense. Loyal grit defined the game as Little Rock pressured, Hope added a field goal and Sear ing touchdown marked the scoring swing.
Minnesota Turns Down Rose Bowl Bid
Pasadena report says the University of Minnesota declined a New Year’s Day Rose Bowl invitation due to Western Conference rules. Stanford is expected as Western representative after PCC officials confirmed the bid outcome. Alabama or Vanderbilt could contest if Alabama wins, with Stanford’s selection anticipated after PCC vote tally.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Minnesota
Stanford
Minnesota
Thwaaald
University of Alabama
Vanderbilt
Los Angeles
Washington State
Alan
Hope Faces Little Rock Challenge Amid Injuries and Fire Scare
Reporters from several papers covered Hope's late season clash as players went off injured and a trainer spoke for the fallen. Coach Hammons praised 15 year old Freeron Stone, a first year 200 pound freshman. Top rivals Prescott Curly Wolves loom as Manley eyes Nashville showdown for eight wins on the season.
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Prescott
Hope Trade Area Retail Census Figures Revealed
The Hope trade area shows total retail sales of 2,212,000 with 132 establishments listed across categories including opticians radio supply and equipment restaurants and hotels sporting goods and women’s apparel. Passenger and auto registrations for the county number 2,449 and telephone lines reach 1,000 in the miscellaneous data.
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U.S
Alabama coach staff spectator watches Hope Little Rock clash
J B Whitworth of the University of Alabama coaching staff observed the Hope versus Little Rock game on Saturday. After the match he spoke with several Bobcat players about their future education as a veteran trainer from Little Rock noted the intense display by one Bobcat. The report mentions two Tigers involved in a notable fight.
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J.B. Whitworth
University of Alabama
Hope-Little Rock
Bobunt
Little Rock
Grove's Wasteless Chill Ton and Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Wasteless Chill Ton to combat malaria with a tonic that destroys infection and fortifies the system. It touts tasteless quinine in Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic plus iron to strengthen the blood and resist reinfection. Available in two sizes with stated pricing and a child friendly claim.
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Grove
Late Guardman's Policy Paid Off After Death
The Arkansas National Guard group policy paid out for Roland Montgomery widow of Marianna, killed in an October 27 auto crash. Montgomery, one of the first Arkansas guardsmen to apply, held a $1000 certificate issued July 2, 1884. semiannual premium of $4. He served as a private with Meade quarters Battery, 206 Coast Artillery, at Mariana.
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Arkansas National Guar
Kansas
Verein
Pine Bluff
Montgomery
Marianna
Roland Montgomery
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Meade Quarter
Coast Artiliery
Mariana
Ark
Samuel Insull arms wage tears and legal defense scene
Samuel Insull and family showed emotion as the trial drew praise from the government team. Mrs Field and the Stuart sisters appeared joyful despite ongoing court debates. Attorneys Wroyd Thompson and U S Attorney Dwight Green led the proceedings with Levlie Salter noting the government presented its best case.
Long police docket details and multiple charges noted
The docket records continued with several cases including an assault charge against Jewell Monts and continued petit larceny charges against Red Kennedy Clifford Sutton and Virgil White. McKinley’s case was partly dismissed while another charge was filed as an addendum. Fines of ten dollars were imposed on Minas Halifield for reckless driving and on John Henry Smith Adolphus Sims and Dallas Summers.
Drunkenness and Felony Charges In Local Proceedings
Albert Jones faces burglary and grand larceny charges with bond over to grand jury under $20. He allegedly entered the negro high school and stole goods valued above $10. Grover Smith, a negro, is bound over on rape charges with a $304 bond for allegedly assaulting Clotel Williams, a negro girl. George Lawrence, charged with burglary and grand larceny, is bound over to the grand jury with a $300 bond. Corhelius Willis, transporting liquor, was dismissed. he pled guilty to carrying a pistol and was fined $50 and costs.
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Albert Jones
Grover Smith
Clotel Williams
George Lawrence
Corhelius Willis
Willis
Administration to Continue Battle Over Bonus Payment
President Roosevelt plans a new congress session with Senator Robinson and Senator Harrison summoned for a preliminary conference. Administration stalwarts are expected to steer the party, facing opposition to immediate bonus payments and possible tax measures.
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Warm Springs
Congress
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Hardigan
Pena
President to resume talks as new banking chief takes post
The president plans to resume business parleys from the Little White House cottage this week. Rudolph Hecht has been elected president of the American Bankers Association and Secretary Roper of the Commerce Department will attend, signaling shifts in financial policy and emer gency levy plans extending into the near term.
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White House
Rudolph Hecht
American Bankers ‘Association
Roper
Corminercve Department
County Cotton Bales Report From Hempstead County
Ginnings to November 14 show 4 519 bales in Hempstead County and 14 619 bales for the year's crop, compared with 15 475 bales a year ago. W H Etter Jr a Washington based federal cotton reporter announced the figures Monday. A grand piano strings exert approximately 30 tons on its steel frame. It is estimated 70 060 000 people of 130 000 000 population carry life insurance policies.
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W.H. Etter, Jr
Washington
Federal
Hempstead County
Tulip Bulb Speculation and Global Irrigation Figures
The fragment notes tulip bulbs sold for speculation and mentions vast acreages in irrigation across North America and the United States. It references gold value and a predicted rise of world prices tied to climate change and ice caps melting, with percentages and acreage figures spattered across the text.
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Hollen
Antarctica
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Gordon
Julia Chester Hospital
Miss Estes
Louisiana & Arkansas Pipe Line Co
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South Main Street
Little Miss Archer
Della Cronk
Jack Cronk
Anna Pay Thresh
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Donald Duffie
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Marvell Reed
Dane Griffin
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Willie V
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Autrey Daly
Longview
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Filton
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Patten and Son
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Siz Bank
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Eagle
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Little Roles
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Kavanaugh
Jouw Holly
Lewis
Ni Maare
Molly
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Tarner
Tigtt Halfback
Lei
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Little Mack
Suillman
the Gift Shop
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Alabama
Pegre
Ben Epstein
Maurice ‘Prout
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Coach
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Stillman
Foy Hammons
Big Freeron Stone
Earl Quigley
Gridiron Briefs
A.O. U. W. of Kansas
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Reece Floral
Sion
IBLL
Benefit Library
Alpledic
Wereudliya
Mary’s Beauty Shop
Roy Anderson
Wey
Arctic
Noth America
United States
Buller
Palo Buttes Borin
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South Main
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Rexall
Monts
Monts Seed Store
T. E. 2Nd St
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