Southern Creameries to Buy Milk From Farmers Here
Southern Creameries will resume milk purchases in Hope Arkansas on October 20 as it takes over operations at the old Kraft-Phenix Cheese plant. The Chamber of Commerce says the move secures a local whole milk market, maintains milk routes, and encourages dairying, with deliveries due by 10 a.m. The Kraft-Phenix withdrawal had interrupted operations since September 30.
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Kraft- Phenix Cheese Corporation
Southern Creaméries
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Southern Creameries
Chamber of Commerce
Kraft
Kraft Company
Arkansas
Veteran Engineer Dies at St. Louis
E W Mills of Nashville aged 1 years died in Missouri Pacific hospital St Louis after an operation last week He had been a Nashville resident for nearly a quarter century and worked as an engineer for Missouri Pacific Railroad Company until retirement He is survived by two children Lula Walker Texarkana and Lieut Eerl W Mills Bremerton Washington Burial will be in Little Rock.
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Nashville
E. W. Mills
Missonri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Nood
Little Rock
Mills
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Nfe
Lula Walker
Texarkana
Lieut
Eerl W. Mills
Bremerton, Wash
Moreland Returns to Hot Springs
Hots Springs Oct 12 Moreland longtime Hot Springs railroad engineer who vanished Oct 4 was brought home last night by his wife Mrs Moreland. She offered no statement but hinted she may speak soon. The ill engineer remains in bed and city officials have not acted on relieving him though such action is considered likely.
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Hot Springs
H. S. Moreland
Houston
Texas
Heflin Jr Fined in Atlanta For Drunk and Disorderly
Thomas Heflin Jr son of U S Senator Thomas Heflin of Alabama faced a police court fine of 10 dollars plus 2 dollars costs after being charged with drunk and disorderly conduct in Atlanta. He initially gave a Lafayette Avenue address and later admitted his identity. Financial inability led to permission to telegraph an uncle for the payment.
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Atlanta
J. Thomas Heflin, Jr
United States
Thomas J. Heffin
Alabama
Thomas
Lafayette
Avenue, Atlunta
Ala
J Thomas Heflin, Jr
Lnable
Rescuers Fail to Save Baby in Well
Levelland Texas October 17 a 22 month old baby boy fell into a windmill well about 38 feet deep while playing on a plank. Parents and scores of volunteers worked all night with ropes and hooks to rescue him but the child died from injuries likely caused by the ropes. The Mauldins are cotton pickers.
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Levelland
Tex
J. R. Mauldin
Little
Alvin Mauldin
Parents Meeting Postponed for Childhood Week
The Parents meeting at the First Methodist Church, linked to Childhood and Youth Week observances, is postponed to Friday night October 24. A special program will be presented and a social hour will follow, with all church school parents invited to attend.
McCaskill Cashier Gets Four Year Sentence in Circuit Court
In Hempstead circuit court at Washington Judge Dexter Bush presided Thursday night as two convictions were handed down. W R Atkins, cashier of the Bank of McCaskill, found guilty of forgery and the other charge, was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary. Talmadge Duke, charged with arson in the Wallaceburg church fire, was given two years. The murder case against C W Ashcraft for Elmer Tullis’ death in Hope was postponed to the second Monday of the April term.
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Hempstead
Washington
Dexter Bush
W. R. Atkins
Bank of McCaskill
McCaskill
State Penitentiary
Atkins
Talmadge Duke
Wallaceburg
C. W. Ashcraft
Elmer Tullis
Red Cross Men To Meet October 21
The Hempstead county Red Cross chairmen will meet in Little Rock on Tuesday October 21 led by Rev. F A Buddin to discuss the Roll Call set to begin Monday October 27. William M Baxter Jr of St Louis will head the meeting and input notes cite the earlier Roll Call start due to economic hardship and requests from chapter officials. The Marion hotel gathering includes a 1 am reception and a noon luncheon. Baxter emphasizes the need for an early Arkansas Roll Call in response to current conditions.
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F. A. Buddlin
Hempstead County
The
Red Cross
Little Rock
William M. Baxter, Jr
St. Louis
National Red Cross
Baxter
Marion Hotel
Arkansas
Lille Rock
Nashville Spillway Construction Advances for City Water
Nashville works on a dam at Mine Creek north of the city to create a large lake for the municipal water supply. The site is cleared, dam construction proceeds, and plans include a filtering plant and spillway with doubled crews and floodlights to protect the project. Concrete pouring for the spillway may begin Monday.
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Nashville
Eros Mine Creek
Wilson Describes Legion Convention
Wilson reports from the twenty eighth Hempstead county Legionnaires and former service men at the state capitol in Washington for a county meeting. He recounts Arkansas delegates at the Boston National convention including 31 Ozark guns and the Smile Girls band. Details of tours through Chicago Detroit Niagara Falls and Rochester, with notable attendees President Keever Mrs Coolidge Coolidge and nine foreign representatives. General Pershing and Coolidge's speeches highlighted, quotes on Lafayette debt and country duty, continued on page three.
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Hempstead County Legionnaires
Washington
Leslie MaddJeston
Robert Wilson
Boston
Wilson
Little Rock
Temperance
Niagara
Falls
Rochester
N.Y
Ameang
Keever
Calvin Coolhedlye
General Pershing
Mr. Wilson
Bedenhammer
Arkon
Quolidge
Lafayette
Coolidge
Trains Crash in Cleveland Kills Three, Injures Four
Early today two mail trains on the Big Fou line collided head on in Cleveland yards near Linn dale by Fulton Road. Engineer Henry Sprouse and fireman Charles Graff of the westbound train were killed, conductor Jerry Dickson trapped. Eastbound engineer Frank McCarthy and fireman Clarence Sheffield were badly burned. four others were injured with conditions not stated.
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Big Four
Cleveland
Big Fou
Cily Yards
St Louis
Cleveland Yards
Linndale
Fulton Road Bridge
Henry Sprouse
Charles Graff
Jerry Dickson
Frank McCarthy
Clarence Sheffield
Thomas Heahsn
William Dee
Alare
Sprouse
Graff
Dickson
McCarthy
Sheffield
Hempstead County Boy Wins Contest at Dairy Show
Winston Cobb of Hempstead County won third place in the national dairy essay contest at the St. Louis Dairy Show. He had earlier won Arkansas state dairy essay title among 26 entrants. The 4-H Club exhibit drew participants from nearly every state, about 600 members attended, with John Oglesby of Pulaski County as a special guest.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
St. Louis
Winston Cobb
Hempstead County
W. J. Jernigan
Cobb
Mr. Jerngan
Union
John Oglesby
Pulaski County
Nere
Youth Held for Death of Brother in Fayetteville
Fayetteville October 17. Philander Cook of Spring Valley was charged with manslaughter after preliminary hearing was waived and he was ordered held without bond for the death of his 21 year old brother Carl. Carl died last night from wounds suffered last Wednesday when the brothers fought as Carl tried to take his intoxicated brother home. Philander said he does not remember details leading to the death.
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Fayetteville
Philander Cook
Spring Valley
Carl
Philander
College President to Preach Here Sunday
J Chas D Jolson president of Quarhita college will preach at the first Baptist church next Sunday morning at 1 o clock. Dr Jolson is noted as a leading state citizen and a large crowd is expected to attend the service.
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J. Chas. D. Jolson
Quarhita College
First Baptist Church
City
Dr. Johnson
Another Wife of Roving Perry
George W. E. Perry remains at large as authorities pursue questions about his numerous marriages and the death of his famously married wife Mrs. Cora Belle Hackett found on a Wisconsin Indian reservation. New light emerges on Perry’s unions including Mrs. Lyda Downey Perry of El Dorado Ith whom he wed on August 16 and departed after she refused to sell her property at his demand.
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George W. E. Perry
Cora Belle, Hackett
Wisconsin
Lyda Downey Perry
el Dorado
Ith
Perry
Champion Hen On Display Saturday in Hope
George F. Dodds announces a display of prize winning White Rock poultry in J C Fenney store show window tomorrow. The state champion hen, top bird at Southwest Arkansas and the State Fair, will be exhibited along with a loving cup awarded by Governor Farnell. Dodds also holds first pen at the State Fair to be shown at Pertney's.
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Arkansas
George F. Dodds
White Rock
J. C. Fenney
Farnell
Dodds
Pertney's
Prisoner Injured In Escape Bid At Cape Girardeau Jail
Southeast Missouri and northern Arkansas authorities and federal agents pursued Tiva Earl Sweaza, indicted for the Lodi post office robbery, who escaped the Cape Girardeau city jail. Jacob Smith attempted escape via a rope blanket. the rope broke, and he fell twenty feet, suffering a broken right hip and remaining under guard at a hospital. Smith, a former Leavenworth guard nicknamed Hard Ballet Smith, was arrested in Little Rock and taken to Cape Girardeau.
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Popular Bluff
Missouri
North Arkansas
Tiva Earl Sweaza
Lodi
Wayne County
Cape Girardeau
Federal Grand Juty
Jacob Smith
Sweata
Smith
Hard Ballett Smith
Leaven- Werth Penitentiacy
Little Rock
Old Roman City Found Near Vertault Uncovered Relics
Excavations at Vertault uncover remains of a hitherto unknown Roman town once called Vertillium. A cave with a intact storage area yields pottery shards indicating cooking and gating use by Roman legions quartered there.
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Dion
Vertault
Vertillium
Explosion at Garment Capital Building injures dozens in Los Angeles
Bulletin from Los Angeles reports 40 to 50 people injured in a Garment Capital Building explosion, with one in critical condition. Firefighter crews contained the blaze after about ninety minutes of effort. Separately, Way Schaffer was arrested in Hazlehurst, Mississippi in connection with a bank robbery, with John Anderson of Knoxville held locally and about $1,000 recovered. Schaffer implicated Anderson.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Garment Capital
New Orleans
Schaffer
Haxlehurst
Miss
John Anderson
Knoxville
Cold Wave Strikes Across U.S. Plains and Rockies
A brutal early winter blast spread from the Cascades to the Rockies with heavy snow and freezing temperatures. The Missouri and Mississippi valleys felt the chill as the Atlantic cold front moved southward. In Montana, the body of Benedick Amad ese, of Great Falls, was recovered from yesterday’s accident, marking a deadly start to the cold spell.
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Kansas City
Cascades
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Enderos
Hun Ite
Benedick Amadesa
Great Falls
Montana
Alleged Kidnaper Of Heiress Is Held
Kansas City, Oct. 17. Raymond Rizzi, 28, believed by police to be the kidnapper of Mrs. Trina Wilson McKinley of Greenfield Missouri, was arrested at Thirty first street and the Paseo by Homer Burns. Rizzi answered the description, showed scars, and wore a cap and gray shirt. Mrs McKinley, 24, was forced to drive from her home and spend a night in the woods. Fingerprints from a toothbrush found near Jericho Springs will be compared with his. Detectives noted conflicting stories about his arrival in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Raymond Rizzi
Trina Wilson McKinley
Greenfield
Thirty-first Street
Pasea
Homer Burns
Rizzi
Jericho Springs
C. E. Killingsworth
Dade County
Filley
Edison Entrant Studies Short Wave Broadcasting
In Utica New York Edison entrant Louis De La Fleur studies 1 meter transmitter and receiver use for airplane communication. Previous tests at the airport show ether waves tending to rise, aiming to contribute to short wave broadcasting knowledge while court dialogue about courtroom wardrobe interruptions is noted.
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Utica
N. Y
Ovi
Louis , de la Fleur
New York State
de la Fleur
Hempstead County Watermelon Keeps Largest Title Six Years
Hempstead County retains its world championship in watermelons as the county’s melons, notably Middlebrooks’ crop, outweighed Clark County’s entry. A September 24 harvest near Arkadelphia weighed 162 pounds, sustaining Hempstead’s lead through a warm fall despite a late freeze that ended growth.
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Hempsteid
Chiinpio
A. Clark
Angladelph
Middlebrooks
Arkadelphia
Clark County
Iran
Hempstead
Hempstead County
New York Nurses Plan Annual Meeting in Syracuse
The New York State Organization of Nurses will hold its annual meeting in Syracuse October 21 to 23. About 1,000 nurses and 500 student nurses are expected to attend, representing the State League of Nursing Education the State Nurses Association the State Organization of Public Health Nursing and related groups.
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Syracuse
New York State Organization of Nurses
State League of Nursing Education
State Nurses Association
State Organization of Public Health Nursing
Windmill Commemorated at Crecy en Ponthieu Mill
The Society of Old Windmills has placed a commemorative plaque on the mill in Crecy en Ponthieu noting that in 1843 the French watched their cavalry cut the entrenched British forces to pieces in the Battle of Crecy.
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Crecy-En-Ponthieu
Society of Old Windmills
Crecy
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