Walnut Ridge Heavy Squad Faces Unbeaten Cats in Clash
Walnut Ridge brings a large, skilled lineup for a Friday 8 p.m. kickoff against unbeaten Hicks City Walnut Ridge Cats at Vitamins Studios. Coach Hamimans expects a tough test as star Coffey, a 170-pound quarterback, and 220-pound end Bull Milligan lead the visitors. Milligan, noted for speed, may run the 40 in 11 seconds. Tulane field reports note workouts on a neutral field. team shape is uncertain amid slight fatigue fears.
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Walnut Ridge Robcats
Vitamins Studios
Walnut Ridge
Batie
Upstate
Byaore
Coffey
Milligan
Haepe
Foy Hamimans
Doruedo
Tales Ray Baker
Bekur
Leoubite
Stud
Benel
Sonny Coleman
Wid
Elles
Taylor
Daniels
Sonny Murphy
Jimmy Simms Wall
Murphy
Sanny
Vakminons
GS Pasptleley
Geri Hiward
Quaghite
Reveras
Bill Sum- Therville
Tre
Prescott Chamber hosts opening of Nevada county oil mill
Prescott Arkansas coverage notes the Prescott Chamber sponsored program marking the opening of the Nevada county oil mill with speaker Nathaniel Dyke of the Arkansas Council of Agriculture, plus H K Whitehead and Ellis Pagan among participants. An audience reception followed at the Ledu hotel.
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Prescott
Arle
Camimeree
Nevada County
Nathaniel Dyke
Vehaman
Arkansas Council of Agriculture, Refence and Industry
Arkansas
H. K. ‘Mhateheen
State
Ag- Viewtuya and
Ellis Pagan
Little Reel, & Smuth Reid
Little Rock
Male Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Gingles
Benton
Ernest Cox
Ledu
William 2. Dewman
Tom Ws. Compton
Chamber of Commerce
Owas
El Dorado Woman Chosen to Supervise 1940 Census
Rep Wade Kitchens of Arkansas announced he recommended Mrs J R Wilson of El Dorado be appointed supervisor for the Seventh district in the 1940 census. The move places a local woman in charge of census operations in the district, reflecting administrative duties at federal level.
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el Dorado
Washington
Wade Kitchens
Arkansas
J. R. Wilson
Researching Farming Yields At Local Experiment Station
George W. Ware of the Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station told the Hope Rotary Club that private industry spends about 1.70 per 100 for scientific textored to improve production while agri cultural research receives only 30 cents per 100 in sales, mostly Government funded. He cited two yatton seed groups showing 52 and 33 returns per unit, with profits of 24 and 8 respectively, and noted the high-yield seed’s production cost at 28 and the low-yield at 25. Guests included M. R. Owens of Little Rock and W. L. White of Dallas.
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George W. Ware
Hope
Ware
Red Lake Restocking Truck Set For Hope Route
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission plans to restock Red Lake near Fulton with channel catfish this week. A distribution truck, led by Hempstead County Game Warden Miles Laha, will arrive in Hope around October 7 with the fish en route to the lake. Local fishermen may accompany the truck to Red Lake to assist with planting if arrival timing allows.
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Little Rock
Arkan- Gumne and Fish Commission
Frn
James J. Pilkington
Hope
Lonake
Hope and Hempsteads
Shoutl Acc
Une
Miles Laha
Hempsteud
Red Lake
Bo Qpot
Prohibitions on Bicycle Use in Cumberland Maryland
A local notice restricts bicycle operation on Cumberland streets unless the bicycle is in good mechanical condition and the rider holds a special permit from the safety department. The item reflects municipal safety rules and permit requirements.
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Cumberland Md
Safety Department
Manhattan
Iroquois in Peril and German Warnings in Atlantic
German claims list 10 572 killed 30 322 wounded 3 404 missing in Poland. Roosevelt dispatches naval ships to guard the steamship Trainois as neutrality patrol shown. British anger over German threats to sink ships from Berlin as U S liner Iroquois faces possible attack near the New York coast.
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Pole
Berlin
Germany
Fuehrer
Gor
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Trainois
Atlantic
America
Marine Sergeant Killed in Downtown Restaurant Shootout
In Little Rock Sergeant Sigurd Fosse, 40, U.S. Marine Corps, was shot and killed early Friday while stopping a holdup at a downtown restaurant. He struggled with the assailants before being fatally wounded near the cafe sidewalk. he died before hospital transfer.
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Little Rock
Sigurd Fosse
U. Marine Corps
Tone Barrell
Ded
Fosse
German Sea Raider Renews War Start by Emden and Seeadler
A NEA styled account recalls World War I sea raiders and a current campaign. It describes von Luetner’s Seeadler disguising a windjammer, slipping through a blockade, and delivering swift raids from the Weser to the North Sea and beyond. The narrative connects the Emden and Seeadler to a pattern of aggressive commerce warfare and captures multiple ships along routes from Gibraltar to Calcutta, with heavy damage to ports like Penang and Madras harbor. The piece blends historical echoes with warnings about renewed threats to Allied shipping.
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NEA
Athenia
Brazil
Admiral Scheer
North Sea
Germany
Felix von Luekner
Bremen
von ‘Luekner
Weser
Artic
Avenger
Gibraltar
Hom
Lundy Island
Shen
Charles Gounod
H. M. S. Percy
Wal
Calcutta
New York
Madras
Sydney
Waterloo
Bimbden
North Keeling Island
You Muller
Thought nature too thin a screen quote from Emerson
A fragment suggests Emerson berates thin thought nature as a screen through which the omnipresent God bursts everywhere, underscoring a transcendental view of divine presence. The line evokes a claim that spiritual reality pervades all existence beyond mere surface perception.
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God
Emerson
Leadership Meet at Hope Saturday
A leadership meeting will be held in the municipal court room at city hall this Saturday in October. The session begins at 1:00 PM and ends at 3:30 PM, led by home demonstration agent Mary Claude Fletcher. Attendees include leaders, home management and area craft leaders, and club presidents. The notice lists numerous October meetings for home demonstration clubs with dates and venues across several towns.
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Hope City Hall
Mary Claude Fletcher
Bruce Chapel
Foster
Centerville
Herbert Clark
Dc. Pater
Pleasant
W. OH
Harpur
Oak Grove
Zien
Sweet Home
Mary Wilson
Glen Crowetl
P.m. Washington
Mt. Nebo
Dorsey Burns
Oclubor
Ad. Green Laseter
Marlbrook
Octeubor
Demand Embargo on Arms Retained in Neutrality Bill Debate
A dozen Senate opponents urged Friday acceptance of revised neutrality legislation that would keep the arms embargo in place and require cash payments on belligerent purchases. Senator Thomas of Utah stated no nation could object to repealing the arms neutrality bill aimed at preventing American ships from carrying war supplies to belligerents.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Big Hope Melon for University Team Hope Razorbacks to Eat 11 Pound Prize Melon
The 11 pound first prize watermelon from Hempstead county fair Hope will be eaten by the University of Arkansas football team. President Fulbright accepts the melon sent by Mrs Haitie A West, with grandson Talbot Field Jr among university students. Champion grower O D Middlebrooks raised the fruit and Razorbacks of 48 players will tackle the huge melon after practice.
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Hempstead
Hope
University of Arkansas
Expo Company
J. W. Fullbright
Haitie A. West of
Middlebrooks
Fulbright
Razorback
Husky
Razorbacks
War Words in European Conflict Identify Phrases
A prompt list asks to identify terms describing aspects of the European War. Items include embargoes on exports, a minister of war, a British liner sinking in the English Channel, neutrality provisions, a Polish city bombed, assassinations, a French air force commander, a British general, substitutes for wheat, a fort in the Mediterranean, Warsaw, tools used by a deposed Kaiser, a Polish city, and flooding that blocks troop movements in Bulgaria precedents.
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Yugoshia
Simk
U. 5
Gort
Mediterranean
Warsaw
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bulgaria
Auswerg
Chandler to be appointed U S senator after governor resig
Governor Chandler plans to resign on Monday and be appointed United States senator by Lieutenant Governor Keen Johnson who will become Kentucky’s new governor. The Senate seat is vacant due to the death of Senator Logan. Johnson’s election as governor completes the succession.
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Frankfort Ky
Chandler
United States
Heer Johnson
Logan
Keen Johnson
Leutenant Bov
Emmer
Kentucky
Japanese Loses Mark Major China Offensive Setback
Japanese forces suffered heavy losses in their first major China offensive in a year. Chinese reports say the campaign aimed at Changsha failed, with Japanese falling back across the Mi river about 40 miles north of the city. Chiang Kai-Shek’s forces reoccupied towns along the Hankow Canton railway as the Japanese retreat continued.
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Japan
China
Changsha
Hunan
Mi River
Russia
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Hankow-Canton
Lake Tungting
Hankow
Veteran Weekly Publisher H. A. Turner Dies at 78
H. A. Turner, 78, longtime publisher of Veterans Weekly, died in El Dorado Arkansas after a long illness. Survived by four sons and one sister, he previously published papers in Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma. Funeral services slated for Friday afternoon. Turner fathered Brown Turner who wrote a Hope Star front page feature and became managing editor of the Nashville Tennessean Times. Turner had six sons all in printing or newspaper work.
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EL Dorado
Ark —Wi
Turner
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Turner
Brown Turner
Hope Star
Nashville Tennd ‘Times
Orewspaper
Hitler Sets Out Peace Terms and Warnings to Allies
Adolf Hitler told the Reichstag he seeks a comprehensive European peace but warned that if the Allies reject his hand the war will widen. He outlined renunciations on territory and a peace zone with Soviet Russia, while denying plans on Romania, the Ukraine, the Urals, or Denmark. The British said any proposal must free Europe from aggression and require more than words to build confidence.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
Soviet Russia
Europe
Rumania
Ukraine
Urals
Denmark
Scandinavia
London
Dominions
French Republic
Methodist Revival Bringing Results At Local Church
Interest in the Methodist revival at the local church grows as Reverend C B Wyatt organizes a junior choir and youth meetings after school and at 6 45 nightly. Reverend Kenneth L Spore preached two powerful sermons and urged members to be witnesses for Christ. Service remains at 7 30 Friday and Saturday evenings final hour. A stray note mentions 17 404 wires for the San Francisco Oakland bridge as a separate contrast.
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Methodist Church
C. B. Wyatt
Kenneth L. Spore
Paul
Cameir
Christ
Cotton opens in New York at 9.13 midweek close
The New York market opened Friday with cotton at 9.13 and closed at 9.12, while Middling cotton marked 9.19, reflecting a small shift in prices for the session.
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New York
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George Ware
Rotary Club
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Staement
Forrmer
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White House
North Atlantic
Troquois
Bel
Siguor Mosse
Hope Walnut Ridge Green
Hearn
Calhoun
Jones
Willet
Bundy
Wilkinson
Quimby
Cc Willet
Simpson
Val Winkle Mason
Cof'fey Ellen
Hart Riggs
Coleman
Hart Woodring
Emden
Seeadler
Clement Council
von Luckner
Gerson
Pacific Ocean
North America
Mopelia
Atlantic Ocean
Gouthamerica
Africa
Odfer
Ventgny
Chagos
Indian Ocean
Vessal
Pacific
Big Hope
Hattie A. West
State University
Sen
H. A. ‘Turner
Veterans Weekly
San Francisco-Oakland Bridge
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