Vague Social Notes From City Visit and Events
A garbled social column recounts visitors and hostesses in the city, noting Mrs. Tharp visiting with clant and returning to Shreveport, and Mrs. Fannie Garrett hosting Wierneen for a week. It mentions guests at the DC convention, attendees from Chanel school, and dinners and bridge gatherings at homes of Mrs. Roy Andersen, Mrs. No W Denly, and Mrs. Thomas Kinser among others, with autumn decorations and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Tharp
Shreveport
Halloween party and notes from Little Rock gathering
Convention guests Mrs Kinser hosted OU in Washington area with Halloween decor and four-table bridge setup. Prizes included rich damask remembrances as Mrs Constant and Mr Cox won high scores. Tom Billingsly recovering from appendectomy. Eminy Club hosts celebrated Mr and Mrs Anderson’s 18th anniversary with Halloween themed supper and a walnut radio bench gift.
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Little Rock
Roy Anderson
Eminy Club
Heir Attractive
South Main Street
Anderson
C. 5. Constant
Richardson Ayres
Max Cox
James R. Henry
Constant
Mr. Cox
Wrong Car Noise Sparks Swiss Court Appeal
In Zurich Oct 26 a streetcar track dispute drew municipal noise complaints. The Savoy hotel faced disturbances from workmen removing tracks, prompting court action. The Cantonal tribunal ruled, and the appeal to the federal courts upheld the noise makers' right to operate.
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Zuricil
Switzerland
Swis
Savoy
Illoged
Sao
Woman of the West Defies Norms in Glacier Park Tale
A rugged Montana narrative profiles Sadie Wilste the Horse Queen of Rising Wolf, a woman who masters mountain life after a dramatic confrontation with a rancher. The piece frames her as a symbol of frontier independence, detailing her horse work, winters on snowshoes, and defiance against male control in a vivid Glacier National Park setting.
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Sunt Mountain
Continental Divide
Risin’ Wolf
Montana
Glavier National Park
Sadie Wilste
Sadie
Great Falla
Swiss Courts Give City Right To Create Noise
MEXICO Mo Oct 26 B L Brown was driving fast. He cut in short sideswiping an automobile. And that was his big mistake. He crashed with Sheriff Clay Gregory of Audrain county. The sheriff searched Brown's car finding five gallons of alcohol. Brown and two companions Clay Patrick and Ben Gerry were fined 200 each.
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Mexico
B. L. Brown
Clay Gregory
Audrain County
Brown
Clay Patrick
Ben Gerry
Farm Board Loans On Cotton In Arkansas
The Federal Farm Board offers loans to farmers at 14.40 cents per pound for middling 7-8 inch cotton with other grades priced accordingly. The Arkansas Cotton Growers Cooperative Association sends contracts to banks and nonmember farmers. The program aims to stabilize prices under the Agricultural Marketing Bill and urges farmers to pool cotton this season with cooperation.
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Federal Farm Board For
Arkansas Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Lynn Smith
Association
Federal Farm Boards
Federal Farm Board
Drag Is Another Bullseye For Lloyd
Frank Lloyd who directed Weary River has registered another bulls eye in Drag the newest First National Vitaphone picture starring Richard Barthelmess which comes to the Saenger theatre on Sunday for three days. Lloyd is noted for human touches and the film adapts from William Dudley Pelley. The cast features Lila Lee Alice Day Katherine Ward Margaret Fielding Lucien Littlefield Tom Dugan and others. Funeral services were held Friday for Mrs J J Bruce at the First Methodist church in Blevins after a short illness. she was a prominent local woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lloyd
Richard Barthelmess
Saenger Theatre
Lloyd
Hollywood
William Dudley Pelley
Lila Lee
Alice Day
Katherine Ward
Margaret Fielding
Lucien Littlefield
Tom Dugan
J. J. Bruce
First Methodist
Blevins
Hope residents attend funeral and court warning issued
Tommy and Mr and Mrs Homer Burke attended the Hope funeral. A WARNING ORDER No 2195 In the Chancery Court Hempstead County Abraham Carter plaintiff vs Isabelle Carter defendant Isabelle Carter is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness my hand and seal this 18th day of Oct 1929. Willie Harris Clerk Ella Monroe Deputy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Abraham Carter
Isabelle Carter
Willie Harris
Ella Monroe
D. C
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Fannie Garrett
Tordiag Wierneen
Wid Bers
Kline Snyder
Malver
James Lo Jamison
D.C
Josie Prattoe Cappelman
Sid Henry
James Jay Jamison
Homer PY Little
Dobsey Meltad
Chanel
Leer Bundy
Ouleshi
Bert Keith
Tuite
Webb
Brookwood
O. A. Graves
Ao Council
PT AL
Pine Bluff
Meg
W. O. Shipley
Charles
Brynne
City
Lomarrasy
Roy Andersen
Beryl Henry
W. A. Utley
Benton
Thoms Kinser
Bridge
William Collier, Jr
Alma Bennett
Eddie Gribbon
George E. Stone
Itsav Chon Triangle
Dina of Love
Hale
A M.scovf
Prank 1
el Dorado
Anel Mes. Stith Davenport
Tom Billingsly
Jili Chester Hospital
Frances Musom
Aberdeert
Mississippi Stile Catlogeny
Columbus
Sha
Sophie Tucker
Adkloc
AMT
American Legion
Autre
Vitaphone
Vieudoville
Tor
Hutter Than
Iiyen
Jaentcer
Auere
Andy
Conan
Thomas A. Edison
Ford Museum
Detroit
Francis Jchi
Edison
Hoover
Henry Ford
Glacier Park
Mont
Qct
Mike Shannon
Glacier Natio Park
Rockies
Hyshane
Ole
Saddie
Troan Stedotts
Okla
Vad
Weak
Thele Wity
College Lurie
Lexis College of
Lie
Adwncon
Laca
Moreland’s
Chicago
NEA
Willie’ Doody
Chipaze
Wosmonth
William Scott Stewart
Doody
Pulice
Charles Levy
Berwyn
Tittle
Farm Board
Ter Tommy
Homer Burke
Hope People
Gastonia
WN. G
J. C. Elliott
C. F. Ader
Elliott
Aderholt
P.A. Lewis Motor CO
Peoples Saying and Trust Company
Pittsburgh
Union Life Insurance Company
Old Line Legal Reserve Company OF
Anself. Weaver
Special Agent
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