Court Docket from Hope Arkansas Municipal Court 1955
Court records list numerous defendants with parking violations speeding drunkenness no license and other infractions in Hope Arkansas on November 28 1955. Several defendants forfeited cash bonds ranging from five to twenty five dollars and ninety cents with fines noted for drunkenness and reckless driving among others.
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Municipal Court of
Hope
Arkansas
Horace White
E. R. Can
Robert Tyus
Noble Scott, Jr
Bishop
LeRoy Cleghorn
John Ellis, Jr
Neal
Archie Way Young
Ike Stuart
James Cummings
Markets Report Mixed with Hogs and Cattle Movements
Northwest Arkansas broiler market unsettled with 18-26 cent bids, mostly 19. Floral area steady with broilers and fryers at 20 cents fob farm. New York stock market resumes uptrend with gains, later trading up 20 cents to 1.65 a bale. National Stockyards at M11 lists hogs steady to strong, cattle activity limited, good and choice slaughter calves 14-18, sows 9.25-10.00, high grades sparse. Sheep 1,800 no early sales.
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Broilers
Little Rock
Northwest
Batesville-Floral Area
F.o.b. Farm
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Mongomery Ward
General Dynamics
Kenneco Copper
Allied Chemical
Su Pont
Per
Amerada
U.S
Chicago live poultry prices and egg market report
Chicago deals show steady to firm markets for hens and butter with sizable receipts in coops and wholesale buying prices unchanged. Poultry figures include heavy hens 20 to 24.5 cents, light hens 16 to 18, old roosters 14.5 to 15.5, caponettes under 4% lb 24 to 25, over 435 lb 27 to 29. eggs weaken with wholesale buying prices down to 244 lower and varied grade prices for S. S. large whites 60 to 69.9 percent A’s 49.5, mixed 49, mediums 40.5, standards 43, dirties 29, checks 28. current receipts 36. Receipts yesterday 813 coops totaling 134,948 lb of poultry. eggs receipts 15,307.
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Chicago
F.O.B
Grain and Provisions Market Snapshots
Grain and provisions report prices for corn oats barley and soy products. Details include No 2 yellow corn 1.2412 dollars per bushel No 3 1.19-23 No 4 1.1219-16 No 5 1.07 old No 3 yellow 1.2215-231 and oats No 1 heavy white 67 sample grade heavy white 65 No 1 extra heavy white 6714 soybean oil 10 soybean meal 46.50-47.00 barley nominal making choice 1.30-41 feed 0.85-09.
New York Cotton Market and Civil Docket Notes
New York cotton futures moved over a wide range in mixed trading today. Walter Montgomery and Q E Jennings cited for speeding and improper passing with $10 cash bond forfeited. Civil docket lists Bill Cummins vs George Adams action on account for $18.68 with judgment by default for $8.68 plus costs and interest. Kelly Walton vs Goodwill Thomas action on account for $38.00 with default judgment for $16.28 plus costs and interest.
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Walter Montgomery
Q. E. Jennings
Bill Cummins
George Adams
Kelly Walton
Goodwill Thomas
Arkansas Weather Across Regions Fair with Warming Trend
Central Arkansas shows fair skies with temperatures rising into the 30s and 40s today tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 40 this afternoon in some areas with lows in the 20s. Northeast and Southwest sections report similar fair conditions with upper 30s to 40s and nights near the 20s. A stray note mentions coins made from various metals including leather and glass.
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Central
Arkansas
Northeast
Southeast
Southwest Arkansas
Cowboys and guns on the frontier critique of shooting myths
The text recounts frontier gun use, noting professional gunmen often drew fast while plains cowboys did chores, with anecdotes from Jim Shaw and others. It cites Dodge City 1811, New Mexico 1814, 1887 Tooms observations, and 1020 incidents revealing few cowboys died in gunfights, while many wore guns as badges, questioning cowboy prowess.
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Jim Shaw
Wyoming Stock Growers Assn
Dodge City Kan
Moore
New Mexico
U. S
Timothy Tooms
Dakotas
Brayer
Buck Rogers
Moonshine Suspect Sold Whiskey Instead of Relief
Luis G. Negron, 35, a father of 10, admitted to federal agents he operated a home still and sold moonshine to support his family rather than seek relief. He faced trouble amid mounting pressures and federal scrutiny.
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Detroit
Luis G. Negron
Five Girl Escapees Face Murder Charges in Akron Case
Five teenage girls who fled the Summit County Detention Home after leaving an elderly matron dead were back in custody as prosecutors prepared murder indictments. The group included Nelda De Costa, 16, who surrendered after hiding in cellars amid freezing weather, and Cain, 15, who described the escape and the fatal assault in detail.
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Akron
Ohio
Summit County
Nelda de Costa
Miss Cain
Eula Bonhnam
Prosecutors seek murder indictments in Ohio juvenile case
County Prosecutor Alva Russell said he would seek murder indictments against five girls. If true, juvenile court could bind them to the grand jury for adult indictments. Conviction carries death or life with parole after 20 years if mercy is urged by the jury.
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Alva Russell
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Arkansas Weather
The
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Associat
Falls Building
Memphis
Tennessee
Ce Roan
Boyle
Middlebrooks
Roy Anderson
Mary SueEvans
George T. Frazier
ROY Anderson Insurance Agency
S. Main St
Hope, Ark
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Hope Auto CO
Ark
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