New Farm Relief Policy Is Outlined
LITTLE ROCK A conference of relief officials outlined a policy to put farmers on their own feet and end reliance on government aid after the drought. T. Roy Reid said instructions would be sent to county agents ERA workers and others as agencies cooperate to restore self sufficiency. E. B. Whitaker reported 40 525 cattle bought from 9 101 producers, against a state quota near 100 000 head.
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Little Rock
T. Roy Reid
Drauth Rea J Tet
Arkansas
ERA
Drauth
Reid
E. B. Whitaker
Drouth
State
Ice Cream by the Mile Inventor Sees $1000 Day
Clarence W Vogt, born in Louisville, built a mile-long ice cream pipe system after fixes to wax paper and a frozen pipe. His continuous process claims 25 percent power savings and 20 percent product savings, with Detroit’s 1932 plant as the first. He eyes butter and other products, while Greenwich, Conn. shop develops new flexible packaging. Mount Erapuca in Honduras sinks, harming agriculture and 625 acres of cornfields.
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New York
Clarence W. Vogt
Vogt
Louisville
Cornell University
Vout
Detroit
Greenwich
Conn
Erapuca
Copal
Honduras
Agua Caliente Racing Fades as California Repeal Shifts Focus
Agua Caliente, long a symbol of prohibition era high stakes, folds as California ends winter racing. Open gambling resumes only under new unlawful-though-anticipated conditions with Tijuana’s clubhouses and Arcadia’s Los Angeles Turf Club serving as the postwar focal points. The Agua Caliente era, built by promoters like Coffroth and Crofton, is receding, while California plans 155 racing days and the Santa Anita Handicap replaces old fixtures.
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Agua Caliente
Taiuana
California
Los Angeles Turf Club
Lucky Baldigin
Arcadia
Motion Picture Colony
Santa Anita Hanlicap
Coffroth
Tijuana
Vieve
James Wood Coffroth
Racing Today in Tijuana Promises Mr Buston Spotlight
A fragmented ad notes Racing today in Tijuana featuring Mr Buston. References Gail the Crofton and a claim, I was the fellow on the horse, hinting at a promotional stunt or event with a jockey or performer.
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Megaphone
Tijuana
Buston
Gail
Crofton
Hickory Shade Revival Closes as 16 Additions Reported
Hickory Shade revival meeting concluded Sunday with 16 additions to the church. Families and individuals from nearby areas visited and shared meals and fellowship at homes including the Calhoun, Rames, and Malone households. Attendees included the Prescotts of Emmet and the Yocums of Spring Hill, with baptisms noted and a marriage announced for Martha Duke and Freeman Crider in nearby Fife.
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Elmer Calhoun
J. Be Rames
Rose Lee Brown
Allie Malone
Ted Prescott
Emmet
Bradfare
Bury Murphy Toy
Jonah Terry
Bertha Breen
Gladys Wilson
Llovis Maxwell
Imogene Holds
Alta Bruce
Freel Yocum
Spring Hill
J. L. Willet
Tittle Son
Vinerent
Bog
Spring Hill Couple and Town Folks Visit Proscout and Church
Spring Hill residents and friends spent Sunday visiting Proscout with A G Powell and wife while others planned moves to Gibshon and Keegan homes. The week included family visits, a death reported at 3 am, and a busy church Sunday school with 12 pupils and a visitor. Frequent travels to Arkadelphia, Tope, and Dierks were noted among residents, with social visits and community greetings throughout the area.
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HO Foster Mod
Proscout
A. G. Powell
Brown
Keegan
Lester
Lestey Brown
Low
Mexi Yorom
Ribert ‘Tarpley and Chitedeen
Mes Wal Calli
Methodist Sunday School
South
Mes
Fluckahee
Aho
Memen Pring Sumeay
Amid
Ben Sasser
Son ‘Dunes
Dlerks
Basser
Doh Doin
Arkadelphia Sundas
Lester Hover
Feesyott
Terner
Sind
Leonard Boyce
Vistors
Oy Hepa
Abe
Areore Baker
LaGrane
AY Simeeesh
Din
Commaninity Morclay
Bertha Kimmerly
Melrose
Opieods
Sam Young
Malaria Remedy touts Tasteless Chill Tonic
An old ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a home remedy for malaria with rapid relief from chills and fever. It claims a scientific blend of quinine and iron to kill infection and fortify the body, urging regular use during malaria season and offering bottles at stores for 4 cents to 1 dollar.
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Makuia
Aia
Grove
Fragmentary town notes on cotton, plans, and moves
The item mentions residents socializing with Mrs. Ray McDowell of Hope, cotton picking, and plans to produce at least two pictures in the winter of 1995 30. It notes George and Richard Ryan, talk of wider quarters for the Som B. Cut trees in which Mix performs no ro deo director, and a proposed move to Hot Springs after a meeting with Mix at Moe Bluff. The Dill Mis show opened this spring.
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George
Richard Ryan
Mix
Wil
Une Ryans
Mix Ang 1
Moe Bluff
Hot Springs
Tom Mix to Make Hot Springs New Home
Renowned Western star Tom Mix plans to relocate his studio to Hot Springs. The move signals a new base for Mix after years of film work and circus performances, with scheduling details to be announced.
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Tom Mix
Hot Springs
Mofien
Eircus
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