Hot Springs City Engineer Found After Missing From Home
Harry S. Moreland city engineer of Hot Springs Arkansas was reported missing from his home October 3. He reappeared at a friend’s office in Houston Texas on October 16 in a disoriented state following a period of amnesia. His wife joined him traveling by automobile back to Hot Springs while Rudder, the friend, said Moreland sometimes recognized him and sometimes did not.
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Houston
Tex
Harry S. Moreland
Hot Springs
Ark
Robert Rudder
Rudder
Moreland
Hot Spring
Restder
Percy C. Hartman
Army
Navy
Hartman
Penney Firm Wins Prize For Window Display at Hope Store
The J. C. Penney company store under Bob Huguenin won the prize for the most attractive window at the Hope store unveiling last night at 6 30. Honorable mention went to Geo W Robison & Co, with other notable displays from Fatterson's Department Store, Ladies Specialty Shop, and Replan's New York Store. Judges included Mrs Nell Bush McPheeders Elliot Johnson and Alex Washburn. Donors contributed amounts totaling 31% with several local firms named.
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J. C. Penney Company
Bob Huguenin
Hope
Penney
Nell Bush McPheeders
Elliot Johnson
Saenger Theater
Alex. H. Washburn
the Star
Fatterson’s Department
Ladies Specialty Shop
Replan
New York
L. C. Rinr & Co
Ward & Son
Geo. W. Robison & Cry
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Montgomery Ward & Co
Hope Furniture Sempning
Repkin's
Hope Star
Saturday Accident Hearing Postponed in Prescott
The preliminary hearing of Buster Westmoreland on a manslaughter charge in the death of John Ward and Bud Lewis was postponed by Justice of the Peace W. J. White until Johnny Ward recovers from injuries. Johnny Ward, in Cora Dunnell Hospital, drove the car in the fatal collision at the Prescott-Bodean and Hope-Camden highways.
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Mr. Lewis
Buster Westmoreland
Prescott-Bodean
Hope-Camden
Amendment No 26 proposes tax on estates under federal rates
An Associated Press report from Little Rock outlines Proposed Amendment No 26 to abolish state inheritance taxes if federal rates apply, limiting state tax to no more than the federal rate. The plan, funded by the Axpay ers Protective Association, would mostly affect distant heirs while widows and children would face lower, near federal levels.
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Wenry N. Dorris
Associated Press
Little Rock
United States
Atxpayers' Protective Assuviathom
Une Individuel Betas
Davi A. Gites
Loonie Iniesicner
Arkansas
Ehilypern
Aru
Gates
Gites Gad
Perse
United Stevernlent
Washington Host To Legion Tonight
Sempsteal county legionnaires will gather in Washington tonight for a special meeting of the Leslie Huddle ston post in the Civil War memorial state capitol building. Circuit Judge Dexter Bush will deliver the principal address. Robert Wilson, Hope’s delegate to the national American Legion convention in Boston this month, will report. Invitations to all former service men in the county have been mailed by Dewey Hendrix, commander of the Hope post.
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Sempsteal County Legionnairres
Washington
Leslie Huddleston Post
Willy Washington
Civil War Memorial State Capitol Building
Dexter Bush
Robert Wilson
Hope
National Convention of the American Legion
Boston
County
Dewey Hendrix
Hope Post
Ashcraft Murder Case Is Continued
Ashcraft, charged with first degree murder in the August 4 shooting death of Ebner Trellis in Washington, had the case continued to the term of Hempstead County court. Judge Dexter Bush and a jury have been hearing evidence in the Talmadge Duke case bound over for burning Wallaceburg church gear on June 29. witnesses testified and attorneys neared closing argument, with a verdict possible late today.
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Ashcrift
Ebner Trellis
Ayil Tern
Hempstead
Gessige
Washington
Gurge Dexter Bush
Talmadge Duke
Wallaceburg
County Nominees Must File by Monday, October 20
Attorney General Hal Norwood distills a deadline for Hempstead County Democratic nominees. Certificates for county offices are not required until 15 days before the election, extending the filing window to Monday, October 20, with the general election set for November 4.
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Hempstead County
County Election Board
Hal Norwood
Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette Today
Norwood
The
Star
Hempstead
Millard Alford
Gordon
Luke Monroe
Monroe
Football Dance Here Friday Night at North Main Street
A foothill drive is planned for Proday night at the skating rink on North Main street with music by the Vivihm Kings. The Vivihm Orchestra has practiced extensively and is reported among the best. A large crowd is expected for the Hope Malvern football game Friday afternoon and many visitors may stay for the dance that night.
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North Main Street
Vivihm Kings
Ecal
Hope-Malvern
Red Cross Roll Call Set For Oct 27 In Arkansas
Red Cross announces the annual Roll Call date moved to Monday October 27 with Arkansas chapters to begin appeals. Hempstead County names N T Jewell as Roll Call chairman and Fr A Buddin as chapter chair. National staff will aid chapters and urgent appointment of Roll Call chairmen is urged to ensure adequate local membership for winter service.
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Red Cross
St. Louis
N. T. Jewell
Hempstead County
A. Buddin
Arkansas
Mrs Singleton Honored by Arkansas PTA at Jonesboro
Mrs. W P Singleton of Hope was elected to the third vice presidency of the Arkansas Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations at the convention in Jonesboro yesterday. New state president is Mrs L D Reagan of Little Rock with Mrs Grant Wood of Hot Springs and Mrs RT Kuba of Marianna as other vice presidents. Mrs Dorsey McRae of Hope was to speak on the convention program but cancelled due to Mr Melia’s sudden illness.
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W. P. Singleton
Hope
Ark 5
Jonesboro
L 1D
Reagan
Little Rugk
Grant Wood
Hot Springs
RT. Kuba
Marian
Dorsey McRae
Melua
Chamber Board Meeting Set for 3 30 Today
Hope Chamber of Commerce directors will convene at city hall for the regular October monthly meeting. Secretary W Homer Figg notes items of special importance to be considered by members.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
W. Homer Figg
Unmasked robbers seize bank cash in New Orleans
Two men robbed the St. Cloud Branch of the Interstate Bank and Trust in New Orleans, fleeing in an automobile with 2365 dollars. Officers pursued, shots fired in a wild chase.
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New Orleans
St. Cloud
Interstate Bank and Trust Company
Million Dollar Liquor Raid in Newark Under Ground Cellar
Newark police uncovered an underground cellar with liquor valued at $1,000,000 after a raid. Four men were taken into custody. Firemen and officers climbed through a vacant Tome Street building window to execute the surprise operation.
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Newark
N. J
Lewis J. Tutt
Tome Street
Mail Pilot Sights Wreckage of Plane
Lt Williant A. Caldwell army pilot reported lost in a blizzard was located near Lokout Wyoming by Ray Meskimnen as a wreckage sighting. The plane split from Irving A Wooldring’s craft amid a late Wednesday storm. No sign of life found at the site.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gel
Willaint A. Caldwell
Ray W. Meskiinen
Lokout
Wyoming
Meskimnen
Westhound Oil
Larimie
Loakout
Caldwell
Bowling Transportation Lines
Irving A. Wooldring
Liput
Style Show Draws Hope Crowd With Melon Claim Backed
Hope's second annual Fall Style show drew a capacity crowd with a pre show concert by the Hope Boys Band. Talbot Feild announced C. D. Middlebrooks of Hempstead county had reclaimed the world championship in big melons for the county. Models from Patterson's, Ladies Specialty Shop, Geo. W. Robinson & Co, Montgomery Ward & Co, L. C. Burr & Co, and J. C. Penney & Co appeared with Orchid Beauty Shop giving finger waves. The show featured tap numbers and a finale with cast members singing To Love You So Much.
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Hope
Nell Bush
McPheeters
Margaret Glass Wellborn
Hope Boys
Wade
Talbot Feild
C. D. Middlebrooks
Hempstead County
Iva Hipp
Mr. Middlebrooks
Sibyl Smith
Evelyn Johnson
Martha Jane Bucher
Helen Gardner
Jimmie J. T
Dorothy Lane Henry
Mabel Norton
Mary Powell
Joy Ramsey Cath
New Bason
Paul O'Neal
Albert Lemley
George Greenlee
J. C. Penney & Co
Orchid Beauty Shop
Hat+ An Feild
Ardell Wilodene Lavin
Turner Resigns as Temple Manager
The resignation of T. A. Turner, longtime manager of the Hope plant of the Temple Cotton Oil Company, was announced by J. R. Whitthorne, general manager, at Texarkana. He is succeeded by B. L. Kauffmann, the cashier of the local mill.
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T. A. Turner
Hope
Temple Cotton Oil Company
J. R. Whitthorne
Texarkana
Turmer
B. L. Kauffmann
Fragmented Text About Unharvested Snow Losses
A damaged OCR fragment mentions September and unintended snow affecting harvests. It references lost amounts and unharvested portions, with unclear context and names. The text is incomplete but suggests agricultural disruption and weather impact during a period.
Sportsmanship talk at Hope club urges fair play
Rev Strassné, pastor and athletics advocate, urged Hope city spectators to uphold clean sportsmanship and etiquette at games. He cited Notre Dame’s football fame and noted recent shifts toward valuing fair play. Robert J Tharmason joined civic club as Montgomery Ward manager, filling Art Scheffer’s vacancy as local leaders prep for the tri state convention in Topeka.
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Rian
Olic
Notre Dame
Hope
Robert J. Tharmason
Roval Montgomery Ward
Civic Club
Art, Scheffer
Dewey Hendrix
Frank May
Topeka
Woman Bitten By Husband Is Dead
NEW YORK Oct 16 Mrs Jesse H Birn wife of a wealthy china dealer and Jewish social leader died today from blood poisoning after being accidentally bitten on the little finger by her husband. The couple were asleep when she thrust her finger into his mouth awakening him. They saw a physician the next day but blood poison developed a week later.
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New York
Jesse H. Birn
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