Nashville Squad Defeats Prescott in Homecoming Clash
Nashville edged Prescott 12 6 in a hard fought homecoming game at Cummins Field before about 2000 fans. Key plays included Gosnell’s 65 yard punt return for a touchdown, Risser’s goal line stand, and Smith’s plunge for a late score. Nashville’s offense, led by end Robert Roker and backfield threats, dominated the passing and rushing drives while Prescott fought back with a late push before falling short. Homecoming queen Miss Morene Grimmett was named before the game.
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Prescott
Ark
Curly Wolves
Dip
Cummins Athletic
Sherman
Nashville Ngs
Prescote
Wowie
Easiy
Perscott
Gosnell
Rossen
Risser
Jennings
Esvarin
Nashville Finemen
Butuids
Wwe
Venaur
Ktw
Nashville
Registeroelets
Ial
Dan Pittman
High School Football Schedule and Local Notices
Football games listed across numerous high schools with matchups in Hot Springs North Little Rock Camden Pine Bluff Jonesboro Fort Smith and others. Also mentions births churchgoings guests visits strokes illnesses and community notices from Texarkana Hope Arkadelphia and surrounding towns. The list includes dates names and places with several personal notices and local social events.
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Wet Sprites Trojans
Hot Springs
North
Little
Crossett
Meehan
Social Visits Highlight Hope Area Circles
Washington Mr and Mrs Fort Stingley Jimmy and Mrs Daniels of Tex ana were guests of Rev. and Mrs W Stingley Morrekiy evenings Mrs J B Besiden apison Pheary Gray of Hope were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Mrs Susie Barrow Dock Winderly and Miss Neace Lewis of Loan were Sunday guests of Mrs Pink Horton and Miss Mita Meroe Mrs Luther Smith and Mrs Lai Monroy visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Lewallen and infant daughter Laura Carolyn at their home in Hope
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Lee Melt
Mr. Melt
Rodessa
Lay
Kathryn Hott
Texarkana
J. G. Stingley
Hae Prescott
W. I. Stingleys
R Chas
J. Burnett
J. T. Manning
Paul Rowe
W. A. Rowe
Qwaither Smith
Hope
Dave Manning
J.T. Manning
Otis Stone
Stone
Jean Nashville
Maury Kaythesn Page
Mises Stingley
Arlenlelphia
TL. Pilkinton
James Pilkinton
Kin Bass
Arkadelpha Wis
Mes
J. Re Page
Mandiry Stuark
Traselay
Arkadelphia
Fintna Star
Ean Frievier
Frances
Fanny Watkins
June Hand
Lee Davis
Joe Will Polk
Gertrude Bailey
Garner
Nashantle
Mins Caruly Seer
Wowsner
Sue McDonald
Moran Hope
Dave Smedl
Edgan Smed
Toy and Family
Hermin Ray Span
Texare
Paul Dudney
Chuldohison
Fort Stingley Jimmy
Daniels
Texana
W. Stingley
Morrekiy
J.B. Besiden Apison
Pheary Gray
Vernon
Susie Barrow
Dock Winderly
Neace Lewis
Loan
Pink Horton
Mita Meroe
Luther Smith
Lai
Monroy
Herbert Lewallen
Laura Carolyn
Kiss the Boys Goodbye Debuts on Broadway
Clare Boothe's new play opens amid Manhattan elite scorn and theatrical roasts. The plot centers on a Hollywood mogul and a southern belle vying for Velvet O'Toole as Boothe lambasts social arbiters with sharp wit. Helen Claire delivers a standout mimicry as the southern belle.
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Connecticut
Velvet O'Toole
Miss Innocence
Mosthe
Helen Claire
Miscellaneous Washington Snippets and Theater Notes
From a Washington bureau a wry quip on cattle yields and lobby power opens this jumble of provincial jokes and headlines. It surveys cinema and theater notes like Sing Out the News in Philadelphia and a New Jersey sheriff’s race, then shifts to international quirks, Japan Poland peace and a critic’s take on America’s stance in world affairs.
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The
Soa
Cmeche
Moorning Agene
U.S
San Francinto
Japan
Poland
Teas G
Slater
New Jersey
Sheriff
Night Partridge and Snipe Terms Across the Marsh
A brief note catalogs local names for wading and game birds in a rustic glossary. It lists woodcock as wood, mentions night partridge and night snipe under varied nicknames, and adds terms like big-headed snipe and whistling snipe.
Doodle and bog birds noted in regional wildlife list
A short field note lists species including doodle pewee bog-bird bogcucker twister and big-eyes as observed in the region, with no further details on locations dates or counts.
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Bog-Bird
Twister
How AD Sold Millions of Automobiles
AD realized millions would buy cars if prices were lower and if he could mass produce. He expanded, hired more workers, and advertised nationwide. By 1921 he built a six cylinder self starter car at 1000 dollars, selling vast numbers. By 1938 he produced his best looking car yet at 750 dollars.
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Miles Ground
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How Advertising Brought Cars to More Families
A dialogue explains that advertising helped lower car prices over 30 years, allowing millions of families of modest means to own cars. It notes AD’s cost per car and the overall drop in average car price by about $1,500 while volumes grew.
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Hest
Sheen
Sherwin-Williams
Hope Hardware Company
Dan Rhule
University of Kansas
Ootball Games
Fret Eyton
Wo E
Ble Jo
Muldrow
R. W. Muldrow
Mae
Q. C. Murphy
Toby Dauphiter
Dickinson
Kilgore
Brainer Sisters
Ther
Washington
Lion Football Broadcast
Texas University
KBTM
Jonesboro
KFPW
Fort Smith
KELD
Dorado
Rein Conany
LION
Cook's
White Star Laundry & Cleaners
New York
George Ross
Clare Boothe
Miss Boothe
Haly Lerver
Park Avenue
Kisa
Manhattan
Edeternc
Chamberlain and Daidier
America
Ueayares
Europe
Jon Theres
Ory
Southa
Walnut Street
City Meat Market Choice
K. C
Native Meats
Sea Foods - Poultry
Promyt Free Delivery Paw. Aed
Evan Weay
LeRoy Henry
Harry W. Shiver
Ts. McDavitt. & Company
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