National Newspaper Week Promotes Public Press Ties
Editors and publishers announce National Newspaper Week from October 1 to 8 to remind readers that daily papers are vital to life. Ocean News Herald editor H. Ric Helsby notes newspapers serve as an independent, information and inspiration source linked to public goodwill and trust.
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Estion
America
H. Ric Helsby
Ocean N
Mes Herald
Helsby
Amer
Américe
Fragmentary OCR reflects internal academic policy notes
The readable text hints at editorial notes on space policy and safe-keeping of manuscripts. It mentions reader trust and preservation, with references to a policy stance on content and archiving practices.
Hope Visitors and Local Arrivals in October 1920
The article notes several people in town and visiting nearby areas in October 1920. Johnson of Columbus was in town yesterday. Floyd Porterfield of Little Rock plans a few days in Hope. Porterfield long a Hope citizen. Mina Hinton, Ouachita College student, home for a weekend. Mrs. Pertel Cornelius of Hugo Oklahoma arrives to visit her mother, Mrs. Jennie Hanegdn. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Childers of Foreman were Hope visitors earlier this week. Mrs. Johny Wain and children visited the Huckabee family in Fortian this week.
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Johnson
Columbus
Floyd
Porterfield
Little Rock
Mina “Hinton
Ouachits College
Pertel Cornelius
Hugs
Okla
Jennie’ Hanegdn
W. Ff. Childers
Hope
Johny
Arid
Mig
Notable Appointments and Deaths Highlight Page One
Frank C Walker named Hostmaster general succeeding James A Farley. Giulio Gatti Casazza, longtime impresario of the Metropolitan, dies in Italy. James J Walker named czar of New York cloak and suit industry by Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia. Gen Ton Antonescu becomes virtual dictator of Romania after King Carol abdicates. Billy Conn defeats Bob Pastor by knockout to earn a shot at Joe Louis in New York bout.
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Frank C. Walker
James A. Farley
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Italy
James J. Walker
New York
Brookwood Grocery and Hempstead County Lumber Clash Schedule
The schedule lists October fixtures including Brookwood Grocery against Hempstead County Lumber Co on October 9 and October 16, with Ritchie Grocery facing Hope Basket and Kiwanis, plus Rotary games versus the Experiment Station and System. Life & Casualty and M. System appear in multiple matchups across October 9 to October 17.
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Brookwood Grocery
Hempstead County Lumber’ Co
Ritchie Grocery
Hope Basket
S.C. S
Kiwanis
Rotary
Experiment Station
Life’ & Casualty Co
M. System
Broner
Kraft Cheese
Gunter
Standard Oil
American Legion
Geo. Robison
Hempstead County Lumber Co
C. S
Hope Basket Co
System. Life & Casualty
Experiment Staton
Razorbacks Set for TCU Opener in Fort Worth
Arkansas coach Fred Thomson peeks toward a Fort Worth clash with Texas Christian after a 38 0 win over Oklahoma Teachers. Key backs Bob Forts and Esbe Cinlone heal slowly from practice injuries while Maurice Britt and captain Red Hickey rejoin the ends. Milt Simington, ailing but improving, is expected to be ready for six minutes of action.
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Fayettville
Ark
Arkansas Razorback
Texas Christian Horned Trogs
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Bob Forts
Esbe Cinlone
TCU
Oklahomans
Maurice Britt
Horned Frogs
Howard
Red" Hickey
Razorbacks
AL Strong
Milt Simington
Medifera
Fred Thomson
Ragerbecks
Razorbacks Show Improving Form Ahead of TCU Trip
Arkansas fans praised improved morale and blocking as the Razorbacks, despite drops in passes and muffed chances by Jones and Fanney Mitchell, faced Oklahoma and prepared to travel to Fort Worth. Coaches lauded Hicks, Neal, and Wynne for leadership and teamwork, with a 14 14 thriller against TCU noted as last year's result.
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Oklahomans
Razorbacks
Jones
Fanney Mitchell
Neal
Hamberg
Arkansas
Flyman Bynum
Clayton Wynne
Hazorbacks
Staip
Thomson
Howard
Hickey
Aubrey Neal
Arkansas Root Jets
Arkansas-Tcu
Fort Worth
Horned Frogs
Arkansas Sand
TCU
Aw, Commissioner, That's a Mean Trick
In Louisville, a defendant pleads guilty to a liquor law violation and asks U S Commissioner Ray Kirchdorfer if he may ask a question. The commissioner grants the request, prompting the prisoner to inquire how the information about him was obtained. No one answered.
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Louisville
United States
Ray Kirchdorfer
Food stamp plan tied to low income woes in farming
The piece argues the food stamp program, costing about $1 billion this year, aims to aid the bottom third of earners and combat malnutrition as a defense issue. It notes current reach, expansion plans, and doubts about broadening the program beyond relief cases, with concerns over costs and implementation.
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Teoutit Séyert
Federel Surplus Commodities Corporation
United States
FSC
FSCC
Shawnee
Oklo
SCC
Milo Perkins
Agriculture Department
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Sun and
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Charles Bad
West 6Th Street
Netsey
Highway 4
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Fanny Garret
Ideal County
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Rocky Mound Road
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Hope Star
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