Island Elephants Show Small Teeth
Fanned by fossils and field study, Santa Rosa Island reveals a dwarf herd of imperial elephants, descendants of the channel group survivors. Curator David B. Rogers reports eight foot shoulder height and links to a prehistoric roar of California’s submerged lands. Dense brush hides parts of the island while elk populations rise to nearly sixty, per forest officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanta Barbara
Cal
Heritay
Santa Bar Bara Chantel
Prat
David B. Rogers
Santa Barbara
California
Santa Barbara Channel
Rogers
Santa Rosa Island
Tz Rosa Island
Forest Service
Dreamlike verses drift through autumn memories
A quirky collage of poetic fragments and community notices, listing names like Howard, Richards, and Green ing places from Atlanta to Monroe. It mentions church circles and mission society meetings at First Methodist, with devotions, programs, and meals. Also notes visitors, a student’s exam praise, and a social dinner with bridge games.
Wey Cuba of the Whil War Fi’ I Hot.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Cuba and a hot period of the Civil War era with distorted phrasing, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals to summarize into a coherent historical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Rhubarb as a profitable home garden crop
Agricultural extension expert W. G. Amstein of the University of Arkansas extolls rhubarb as a lucrative home-garden crop with strong demand for sauce and preserves. With proper soil, moisture, and manure, a well managed planting can repay in five to six years, and 100 pounds of quick-acting fertilizer is advised. Varieties Victoria and Linngaus are noted, though seed planting is discouraged and careful selection of stalk quality is essential for steady yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Amstein
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Victoria
Missouri to Debate Cambridge Team in November
The Missouri forensic team is scheduled to meet the Cambridge debating team in November, per Wilbur B. Gilman director of activities at the university. Last year Missouri debated the Oxford team at their campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
UPI
University of Missouri
University of Canbridge
Wilbur B. Gilman
Missouri
Oxford
Turtle Carries Date on His Back in Lansing
A long lived box turtle, reportedly at least fifty years old, drew public attention in Lansing when found by WT. McCallum while repairing a garage, displaying a shell with visible markings and a protruding date-like imprint above the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle
Date
Lansing
McCallum
Greeleys Coach for Sale in New Mexico Garage Display
An old coach once owned and driven by famous editor Heruce Gree is put up for sale by Ty a wrres heusena who will display the vehicle in a local garage for several years. The notice notes the coach's long service and intentions to pass it to a new owner.
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Las Anemas
Heruce Gree
Editoe
Thresher Sets Career High With Six Jobs Thrashed
DELPA UFI W C Marsh a veteran thresherman for 40 years set a career record by threshing six jobs in a single day, an effort that required moving equipment six times and showcased endurance and skill in field work.
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Delpa—Ufi
W. C. Marsh
Chaplin Ready With City Lights Silent Film Test
Hollywood reports Charles Chaplin has finished City Lights the non talkie project to gauge whether pantomime can survive talkies. He invested 1.5 million dollars, shot began years ago, and the film will be shown soon as a trial of silent cinema against the new sound era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charles Spencer Chaplin
City Lights
Chaplin
Holywood
Local residents share Sunday visits across towns
Dorothy Dodson and Mier Ida Cheatham from Texarkana enjoyed a Fulton picnic. David Mitchell of Magnolia A. and M. spent the weekend at home. W. W. Ellen accompanied by Mrs. Ellen visited Hope. C. W. Hamilton and Danny visited Texarkana. Virgie Caldwell Jeff Sunday near Kirby, a school faculty member. Lee McDonald of Washington stayed with Bettie Griffin. F. J. Wesson of Nashville visited T. Clendenin. Nancy White Janie Onstead Helen Mathews Elizabeth Evans from Hope visited Lorena Darnall. J. M. Bolding attended a show in Hope. Glen Ellis of Okay visited Dr. J. R. Autrey.
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R. EB. Jackson
Mary
Miller Stuart
Shover
L. M. Webb
Baptist Association
Malvern
F. Utley
EW. Smith
Ibville
Davenport
Texarkana
Robt, Levins
Washington and
Gibeon
Miss Levins
Hope
Tae
T. C. Wilson
J. C. Hill
David Wilson
R.C. Stuart
J. Wilson Sr
Saratoga
T. Sutton
Louie Dickingan
Mineral Springs
Carl James
J. R. Autrey
Okay Priday
Glep Elis
Cecil Weaver
Saturekay
Jim Wilson
J. FL Johanson
TL OH
Stan
Hville
J. M. Beavers
St. Louis
Mabel Sipes
Nancy Johnson
Byers
Clifford
How Wr
Mose Amonette
Fulton
Amonete
Yancy
Ed Schirmer
Nashville
C. BR. White
McNab
J. A. Williamzon
Sheveport
Dr. Johnson
P. &. Booker
J. C. Wilson
J. Hill
Edd Shepperson
Luta Shepperson
Columbus
J R. Dudsen
Dorothy Dodson
Mier Ida Cheatham
David Mitchell
Magnolia
Bettie Griffin
F. J. Wesson
Clendenin
Nancy White
Janie Onstead
Helen Mathews
Elizabeth Evans
Lorena Darnall
J. M. Bolding
Hope Sunday
Glen Ellis
Okay
Crop progress and social visits noted in local column
Rolston area reports health through here fairly good now Turnips rye and other grain have been sown and look fine after the last rain. Mr and Mrs T H Butler and Mrs Dale Bearden of Rocky Mound visited on Sunday with Butler family. Mrs Lige Martin and children spent the weekend with her parents in Stephens. Arlene farmers have nearly finished picking cotton, about a quarter of a crop harvested this year.
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T. H. Butler
Dale Bearden
Rocky Mound
Butler
Lige Martin
Stephens
Arle
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West Coast
Billy Lorette
Jorys
Lorette
Jong
Iis
Dack Howard
Vestal
Arko
Henry the Hittle
Dorothy Lane
Monroe
Wonino's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Ernest O'Neal
Chas. Burgess
John
Wootul
R. L. Gosness
D. M. Thompson
Mesdames O'Neal
Agee
Gosnell
Woodul
Middlebrooks
Bury Keith
Earl White
Ae M. M. Beavers
Marianna
Mary Greening
Dallas
Mrs
B.S. Greening
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Don Smithey
Souly Elk Street
Mesdames
M. M. McClaughan
Tharp
Gen. Brown
Henry Titles
T. S. McDavitt
O. Stanford
George Harrell
John P. Vesey
Kenneth Greening
Houston
Tex
N. S, Green
Allison
J. M
Shick
Comanche, Tex
Stack
Gordon, Ark
Id Belends
Ralph Routon
Sarah Cotter
Mary Lillian McRae
Marissa
Roland Patterson
Earl Spencer
Dallas, Tex
J. W. Patterson
Lawrence Mashburn
Jane Elien
Naomi
Kingsville, Tex
Circle No
Mamie Briant
Ev . Kennedy
Harry Sepia
J. Honeycutt
F. A. Buddin
Verey Crutchfield
M. Houster
Jr i
Cox
P. H. Webb
George, Green
Bud
Maxine Brown
South Main
Bridge
Milly
Boxs
Hemmer
KOTEX
Pinnacle
BIG Boy
Ely
de Fvges & Mammer
Vale Mazda
Smillions
Aiellions
Powril
Ward
Hope, Arkansas
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Helen Kane
Missourian
Greeley
Sale
Thresher
Chas
Rolston RT
Saenger
Ravi Liliom
Estelle Taylor
H. B. Warner
Itam, Ward & Son
Margaret Glass Wellbon
KTHS
Hot Springs
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