Wedding of Miss Rankin and Mac Duffie in Texarkana
The Marriage of Miss Opal Rankin and Mac Duffie was solemnized yesterday morning at 9 40 o'clock in the Presbyterian church of the Arkansas side in Texarkana. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Rankin of Russellville and a Hendrix college graduate who has worked with the Highway Department. The groom is a Hope native, graduate of Ouachita college, and part of a local hardware business with his brother. After the ceremony the couple left for a week in Dallas and Texas points. Numerous local residents attended or sent best wishes, with updates on relatives and friends attending or visiting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Rankin
Mac Duffie
Arkansas Side
Texarkana
Fleeper
J. R. Rank
Russellville
Hendrix College
Conway
Highway Department
J. D. Duffie
Duffie
Hope
Quachity College
J. Patrick Duffie
Mry
Dallas
Texas
Lester Brooks
Frank Witte
Mae Williamson
Magnolia
Paul Lewis
Maude Lie
Elizabeth Bridewell
Cotton consumption and stocks in September in cotton states and New England
According to the Bureau of Census, September cotton consumption in the cotton growing states totaled 314,022 bales versus 423,189 a year earlier. Stocks in consuming establishments stood at 639,798 on September 30, up from 522,580 last season. New England mill centers limited current purchases to immediate needs with little buying ahead, tracing mainly in better trades and sparse activity in lower ones. September New England consumption reached 14,857 bales, down from 102,112 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau’ of Census
New England
Bureau
Manhunt figure Jake Fleagle dies after Branson capture
Jake Fleagle died in Springfield Missouri hospital from wounds after peace officers captured him at Branson Missouri for the 1928 $238,000 First National Bank robbery at Lamar Colorado in which four men were slain. The report notes his accomplices had died in prior incidents, and mentions Missouri federation events and a 1981 convention plan in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Fleagle
Southwest
Jesse James
Springfield
Branson
First National Bank
Lamar
Colo
Punishment For Students At Michigan University
Ann Arbor reports University of Michigan students who violate campus automobile rules will complete extra class work as punishment instead of a two week suspension, officials indicated in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Cotton Prices and Weather Impact on Delta Cotton
Weather Bureau reports rains in the Mississippi Valley have lowered delta cotton grades. Southern mill firms note little improvement in demand for raw cotton, with inquiries focusing on white cottons in 7-8 inch to 11-32 inch lengths and certain bright low grades with spots.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Delta
Southern Mill Convers
T Hey
B P W Meet Continues With Plans For Women Leaders
At the B P W meeting frame page, talks emphasize high school education and early financial planning for women to lead or co own businesses by age forty. Miss Ruth Alice Wilson of El Dora Arkansas, national emblem chairman, presided at the emblem breakfast and discussed careers of older women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Alice Wilson
el Dorado
Ark
National Emblem
Wilson
Cow Was an Ostrich
A Longmont report states a cow that had died yielded a stomach containing pins tacks wire nails and other iron pieces larger than a baseball and weighing more than none.
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Longmont
Furnished Rooms for Light Housekeeping in City
Two nicely furnished rooms available for light housekeeping. Everything furnished. Mrs. D. T. Chamberlain offers at 717 South Main. Phone 315.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Chamberlain
South Main
Potatoes Close In on Colorado Harvest Ahead of Time
In Florissant Colorado two weeks are allotted to pick potatoes during a late harvest. Local schools prepare for the season as workers exchange roles and set schedules to meet the harvest deadline.
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Florassant
Colo
Hraveat
A Broom for Every Peetz in Logan County
A brief county note reports broom corn production around Peetz in Logan County. The rural item highlights harvest activity and local agricultural pride in the region.
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PEETZ
Logan
Peetz T
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Duval Perkins
Baby
W. J. Parkins
Warren
Fred’ Marshall
Mary Bell
Margaret Matatiall
J. T. Bell, Sr
Ce T. Bell, Sr
Miss Magiell
J. T. Wert
A. S. Severance
Durant, Oleh
Ellen Carrigan
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Dolph Carrigan
Map Comer
Routon
Mrs. C. F. Routon
Frances Patterson
Henderson State Teachers College
John Sykes
Corpus Christ, Texas
D. M. Fintey
Litlu Rock
Episcopal
C. &. Lowthorp
UW. D
Helen Powers
Fred Luster
John P. Cox
Lamar Cox
W. W. Duckett
Little Rock
C. A. Forney-Smith
Mary Lillian McRae
Mary Billingsly
Louisville
Etta Champlin
Hot Springs
R. E. Wood
Paul Dudney
Washington
Chiara Citty
Ozan
J. A. Johnson
Hervey Street
Mrs. Lee Hall
Business & Professional Women's Club
Barlow Tide
Thelma Cobb
Virginia Fitzsimmons
Maye Hicks
Henry Hicks
Fitzsimmons
KTHS
Lai E Pisthess
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
Williams
Luke
Kansas Federation
Hanna L. Almon
Missouri Federation
Baptist Church
Kingsway
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Richmond
Virginia
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Nancy Carroll
Saenger
Scotland Yard
Edmund Lowe
Joan Bennett
N&a
Keausay City
Lang
Paul
Kaufman
Kansas
Avis Waalery
Kansan City
Cardus
Port Arthur
Alfred Kingston
Nineteenth Street
Potatoes Close
John P. Cox Drug Co
Freer Ich
J. J. Kirby
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