Real Estate For Sale Near City Limits On Old 67 Highway
100 acres more or less rich creek bottom and open upland with fine pasture and meadow potential. Good residence recently covered with new porches. One tenant house, good water. Not worked for three years, weeds grown up. Ideal for farming and stock raising. Contact Floyd Porterfield for details. Also 26 acre farm near town with six room brick home, water gas lights, tenant house, stock barn, chicken houses, 80 acres rich bottom land and level upland. Price 65 per acre. Opportunity near town. Contact Floyd Porterfield.
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Unclear Scoreboard Totals From AP Football Card
A scrambled AP summary lists many college and service team scores including Temple 59 over New York U 0 and Oklahoma A M 31 over Denver 7. Other results show UCLA 50 over College of Pacific 0, Detroit 42 over Scranton 0, and multiple regional games with varying margins.
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Arkansas High School football chaos rocks several towns
Fort Smith’s Grizzlies drilled Pine Bluff 13 to 0 as Jack Simpson and Gene Harwood ran in touchdowns. El Dorado crushed Fort Smith favorites 23 to 0 with Sean Titsworth four scores including a 65 yarder. Buddy Coleman led Little Rock Tigers to a 6 to 0 win over Blytheville. North Little Rock tied Camden 18 18 while Texarkana stomped Malvern 45 to 8.
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Tigers and Cubs Clash In World Series Style Showdown
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