Local society notes and poetry amid autumn blooms
A long textured column recaps poetry by Henry W Longfellow urging sunlit blooms in autumn yards, church and club news detailing Senior-Wigh PTA meeting, Friday Music Club plans, Sunshire class officers, district conference notices, Junior R A elections, and social notices of residents returning to Fair Acres and guests of local families, plus a Texarkana Gazette tidbit on Emma Emery’s NBC radio poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Barlow
Charlotte Bruggemen
Texarkana Club
Hope Club
Henry Haynes
Hot Springs
Jessie Neilson
Hazel Dabney
Stae J
Margaret Dishop
Pine Bluff
View
Neen Morris
Little Rock
Texarkema Gazette
Emma Wilson Emery
Shreveport
Aon
NBC Network
Emery
Lillian Carrigan Houton
Hope
Richard Cole
Kincey
Texarkana
Helen Ruffin Marshall
Routon
Cardinals to Keep Frisch and Deans for 1955
St Louis Cardinal president Sam Breadon confirms Frisch will manage again next season and discusses holding onto Dizzy Dean and Daffy Dean under new contracts. He rejects sale of the club and notes no refunds for fines tied to Dizzy and Daffy.
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St. Louis
Prenkie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Agin
All Fordham Flash
Frisch
Sam Breadon
Deradi
Breadon
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Paul
Daffy
Heruses
Deans
Cardinals
Detroit
World Series Shares Split With Cardinals Tigers In 1934
The article details World Series receipts allocations with the St. Louis Cardinals to receive about 5 941 per share after adjustments, while the Detroit Tigers earned roughly 4 913 per share. It notes radio rights revenue from Ford, gate receipts, and the commissioner’s large share, plus various team distributions and notable totals for other major league clubs.
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Dergit
Mich
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Ford Motor Company
Cardinas
Tigers
Cardinals
New York Giants
Yankees
Chicago Cub
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Bad Laws Hamper Farm Credit Plan
LITTLE ROCK The government credit program lags in Arkansas due to factors beyond control. Governor William I Myers says FCA holds 36 percent of farm mortgage debt in Arkansas, higher than other states, and cites extinct laws, delinquent drainage districts, taxes, flood risks, and irrigation decline as hurdles. He notes FCA is self supporting and borrower stockholder, aiming to extend amortized loans aligned with farm needs, but constrained by nature and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
William I Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Fann Credit Administration
Union
M i Tou
Myers
FCA
Caravan at Saenger Promises Lavish Musical Screen Spectacle
One of the season's most brilliant screen productions opens Thursday at the Saenger. The film Caravan features Loretta Young and Charles Boyer in a romantic story of the Tokay wine harvest with lavish settings, music by Werner Richard Heymann, and sparkling dialogue. The cast includes Dean Farber Phillips Holmes and Louise Fazenda in supporting roles.
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Saenger Theater
Caravan
Loretta Young
Chareli
Hollywood
America
Fox
Werner Richard Heymann
Charles Boyer
Continentalister
Dean Farber
Phillips Holmes
Louise Fazenda
Broker Letter Highlights 1929 31 Stock Listing Debate
The document cites a broker from Halsey Stuart & Company and a Chicago director warning against listing either preferred or common stock on exchanges. It questions blue sky laws, proposes selling in Illinois with unqualified confirmations, and ponders avoiding asset disclosure and curb market rules while seeking low cost credit for agriculture. The text also mentions the FCA aiming to extend credit and support reliable agricultural credit sources.
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Halsey Stuart & Company
Corporation Securities Company of Chicago
Goldman-Sachs
Tminois
New York City
Chicago
A P Co Celebrates 75th Anniversary With Remembrance
J T Patten, oldest living member of The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, recalls the 75th anniversary of A P Co and their horse drawn wagon routes. He notes how rural delivery started in the 1870s and how large volume reduced prices. He reflects on horses, wagon routes, and the shift to motor trucks and horseless carriages transforming modern food distribution.
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J.T. Patten
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Organization
Mr. Patten
Mr. Patter
Lam
Feanle
Relief Workers to Hold Barbecue at Fair Park
Hempstead county relief workers and families plan a large barbecue at Fair Park on Thursday. More than 200 persons are expected to attend as workers contribute savings and merchants donate to buy meat and other foods for the Thanksgiving style feast.
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Hempstead
Fair Park
Hope Merchants
Ozark Farmer Dies in Flaming Home
Rogers Ark. Ray Hobbs aged 29 perished in a farmhouse blaze Tuesday night with eight others escaping. The roof and second story collapsed as occupants fled the stairs. Cause of the fire remained undetermined.
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Ozark
Rogers, Ark
Ray Hobbs
Here
Hobbs
Roosevelt Classroom Exchange Sparks Lighthearted Roar
A Sunday school class prompts a series of mispronunciations and puns about the name of an Savior, ending with a child declaring Jesus while jokingly correcting the teacher on the president’s name. The moment reflects playful political humor of the era.
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Branilin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Deluna Roosevelt
Ferey
Jesus
Balkans in 1914 and Barthou seek European peace
A lengthy overview traces 20 years of Balkan tensions from the Sarajevo murder to Barthou’s failed peace plan. It notes current fears of renewed conflict as France Germany and Italy maneuver, the Little Entente’s cohesion, and Mussolini and Hitler’s roles, with a closing public note on a Patmos Baptist church singing event.
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Paris
France
Sarajevo
Balkan
Germany
Mussolini
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Englebert Dollfuss
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Bulgaria
Giovanna
Boris
Dollfuss
Alexander
Barthou
Locarno
England
Europe
Pilsudski
Belgium
Yugosslavia
Warsaw
Poland
Litlle
Carol
Russia
Patmos
Patmos Baptist Church
Prosecutor 15 Put Up in Tight Circuit Contest
Mr Williamson bitterly fought a close race as Judge Bone appeared narrowly elected. Williamson filed a contest but lost in circuit court, vowing to fight on to reveal a fair trail for the people of his district and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Clinical Meeting Includes Lectures and Clinics for Practitioners
An informal dinner at the Astington hotel capped a conference continuing on Page One. The conference committee announced numerous lectures demonstrations and clinics on medical and surgical topics of special interest to general practitioners.
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Astingtont Hotel
Thedford's Black Draught Relief Mentioned
A fragmentary note from Carthage Texas describes Thedford's Black Draught as relief for headaches caused by constipation. The writer claims two doses ease symptoms and mentions family use and local familiarity with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Draugene
Ceruph
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Minelou Owens
Clyde Coffee
Margaret
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Miss Alic
R. A
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First Baptist
W. W. Johnson
Ada Swicegood
Fair Acres
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Wade ‘Twitty
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Jot C. Williams
Presbyterian Church of Washington
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Prescot
Oglesby P. 4A
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Ps. F. McFaddin
Harley White
Finney Ward
Doris Moses
Meg. A. B. Potter
D. L. Bush
Seven Street
Keith
Frances Patter Lson
Saenger
LOC Met
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Mickey Mouse
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Frisch and
Ball Club
W. TI. Myers
Marion Tisemanth
New York
Jean Parkey
A.&p. Co
D. T. Patten
A. S
Rogers
Ark
President Roosevelt
Peter
London
C. C. Parrott
Parson’s Shoe Shop
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Mary's Beauty Shop
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John S. ‘Gibso
Hope, Ark
Elson
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Vena
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Brown Bilt Shoe Store
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