Courtesy and visits featured in weekend notes
Weekend guests include Mrs. S. H. Battle and son Gray with Mrs. Batter’s sister Mrs. Ella Bright. Gordon visits by Mrs. Eddie Spraggins. Lamar Cox from McKinney with parents in Marshall. Buron Battle and Miss Virginia and Louise Battle of Marshall visit Mrs Bracy’s family. Local PTA and United Daughters of the Confederacy meetings announced. multiple local residents hosted in Morriston and Conway.
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S. H. Battle
Son Gray
Mrs. Batte
Mrs
Ella Bright
S. L. Bracy
Burton Battle
Virginia
Louise Battle
Marshall
Texas
Jones Visit, Club Meeting, and Local News Item
Mr and Mrs Raymond Jones visit Idabel Oklahoma to spend time with friends and relatives. The B and P W Club meets Tuesday at 730 PM at the Champlin home on South Elm with all members urged to bring a prospective member. Jimmie Jones of Dierks and his wife stayed with Mr and Mrs W E Jones over weekend. Mrs J T West returns from a few days in Rochester Minnesota.
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o—Leffer Gentry
Warren
Mrs
A. A. Gentry
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. E. Briant
South Elm Street
Mrs. Raymond Jones
Idabel, Oklo
Champlin
Jimmie Jones
Dierks
Mr. Jones
W. E. Jones
Tobin announces engagement of Thelma Tobin to Hill Reynolds
Mrs. John L Tobin announces the engagement of her daughter Thelma Tobin to Hill M Reynolds of Hope. The couple plan a late autumn wedding at the bride’s parents home in DeQueen with the ceremony set for Thursday October 20. Engagement announced at a luncheon and bridge hosted by Mrs Tobin with pink and green decor and Radiance and La Franc roses.
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John L. Tobin
Thelma
Hill M. Reynolds
Hope
DeQueen
Bridge
Frank Johnson
Gordon B. Carlton
Arkansas Letter Calls for Cleansing State Government
A letter urges Arkansas voters to demand a new governor and legislature to overhaul the banking department, highway commission, and state penitentiary. It criticizes defunct banks, liquidation practices, and the Parnell administration, insisting the penitentiary must be self sustaining and free labor used to offset costs. The note praises Judge Futrell’s potential to implement an orderly liquidation and reform.
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Futrell
Arkansas
State Banking Department
State Highway Department
Banking Department
State Department
Jefferson
Resent Highway Commission
John Burkett
Audit Board
Burkett
Harvey Parnell
Judge Futrell
State Penitentiary
People of
State Highway Commission
Parnell
Yankees Clinch 4th World Series Title in Four Straight
New York Yankees crushed the Chicago Cubs 13 to 6 to sweep the 1982 World Series in four games. Lazzeri hit two homers and led a 19 hit attack, while Combs Sewell and Dickey added three hits each. Burleigh Grimes started, but four Cub pitchers were knocked out as the Yankees extended their historic win streak against the National League.
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Chicago
McCarthy
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Bruin
National League
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Cub
Ruth
Earle Combs
Joie Sewell
Tony Lazzeria
Bill Dickey
Lazzeri
Combs
Sewell
Dickey
Hem Roid advertised as internal remedy for piles relief
An advertisement claims piles relief comes from treating lower bowel blood circulation with Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets. It promises quick safe lasting relief and a money back guarantee, sold by Ward & Son and druggists.
Final Rally Seals Victory With Late Home Runs
Bud Tinning held the Yankees scoreless through the seventh and eighth, then the final uprising delivered late offense as Combs and Lazzeri homered in the ninth to cap the win.
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Tim
Combs
Lazzeri
Bud Tinning
Yankees
Storks Rout Okay 8-0 in Hope Semi-Pro Playoff
The Hope Storks, contenders for the state semi pro title, defeated Okay 8 to 0 at Fairpark Sunday. Pate pitched a three hitter as the offense produced 12 hits. Little Rock Black and White beat Spa 7 to 5, gaining two of three and ending Hot Springs’ title bid. Next Sunday the Black and White visit Hope to decide the championship title after a 1-1 14 inning draw two weeks earlier.
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Hope Storks
Fairpark
Pate
Little Rock
Hot Springs Athletics
Spa
Hot Springs
Mexico Afraid Continued Call for Amnesty Law
The piece discusses former generals and officials who challenged the federal government now seeking employment. Anti-reelectionists push for political amnesty, optimistic under President Abelardo L. Rodriguez who supports individual case reviews while favoring clemency as a patriotic gesture rather than a sign of weakness.
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Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Lena Rivers at Saenger Tuesday and Wednesday
Mary J Holmes immortal novel Lena Rivers comes to the Saenger for two days. The tale of a girl born illegitimate has sold over thirty million copies and remains a staple of American fiction with Charlotte Henry in the title role.
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Mary J. Holmes
Lena Rivers
Saenger
Mrs. Holmes
Edith Lyle
Charlotte Henry
Miss Henry
Courage
Leon Janney
Hospital Notes on Dr G E Cannon Linked Medical Meet
Josephine H D Cox of Falcon returns home after surgery. Dr G E Cannon attended the Missouri Pacific surgeons' clinic in Little Rock on Monday morning and joined a medical meeting of the eighth district of Arkansas in Little Rock. He was expected to return home Monday night.
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Josephine H. D. Cox
Falcon
G. E. Cannon
Missouri Pacific Surgeons’ Clinic
Little Rock
Arkansas
Rear Engined Cars and Global Cotton Trends
An engineer argues the rear of the car will house the engine to improve weight distribution and streamline designs, predicting a complete redesign of orthodox cars. Separately, cotton market data show 2,000,000 spinning spindles versus 25,600,000 in 1931, with US demand driving August consumption to about 1,000,000 bales and exports to September 30 near 1.16 million bases.
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Dennistoun Burney
New York Cotton Exchange
United States
Cotton recovers Wic with prior season comparisons
Spot cotton sales across ten markets in the week totaled 247,716 bales, down from 463,631 a year earlier. The Bureau of the Census notes activity in August across the United States.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
Japanese Seizure Opinion Sparks Manchuria Tension
A Tokyo backed view defends Manchukuo as a necessary buffer state to guard Manchuria from Siberian incursions, while other powers argue Japan aims to dominate Chinese populated areas in Manchuria to secure a Japanese goods market.
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Japan
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Siberia
Illness and injuries unfold after a fight
After a street altercation a man was brought in for poisoning liquor and treated for a knife wound. He was released and returned with another knife wound. He was later readmitted with a broken rib reported during examination.
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Hlence
Biely
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