Box Seat Committee Offers Hope Box Seats For 1998 Season
Hope Arkansas box seat sales for the 1998 football season open by mail with a $30 deposit due Saturday night. Mail orders must be sent to BOX SEAT COMMITTEE Hope ARK. Prices: season tickets at $3.50 each, four conference games at 75 cents and two non conference games at 40 cents. Delivery Monday at 9 am after order queue.
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Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Hope
Ark
Hope Board of Education
British Press Demands Bold Note to Germany
British public presses for a blunt warning to Germany as ministerial talks focus on the European crisis. French pressure for wartime preparedness grows while Sudeten German demonstrations signal rising tensions. Near Hankow Chinese reports say Yangtze advance reaches 80 miles from Hankow defenses, with Chinese fortifications strengthening to slow Japanese forces.
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London
Eng
Germany
Britain
Hankew
Tankow
Camrain
Lanan
Peiping
Hankaw
Tanjing
Wauchang
Wuhan
Yangive River
Shanghai
Hankow
Saganese
Kiukiang
Yingtee
Hankin
Antiwe
Hupeh-Honan
Truex Learns Tank Holds Sixteen Gallons in Dispute
Fort Wayne report shows Truex argued a filling station planned to put 15 gallons in his car tank. Motorcycle police summoned Barry Tolan city weights and measures inspector. Tolan drained 16 gallons, ending the dispute with Truex admitting the tank capacity.
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Fort Wayne
Sue
Y- RJ
Truex
Barry Tolan
Tolan
Twin sons born in different places spark local tale
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports Mr and Mrs George Hurd welcomed twin boys with the same birth date but in separate locations. One infant reportedly born at the Hurd home while the other arrived after Mrs Hurd was rushed to a Cincinnati hospital. The curious case drew local attention and prompted questions about birth records.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Wnh
George Hurd
Hurd
Cranium Cracker Place Four Figures Sixes
Four figures sixes to be arranged on a line with spaces. Insert plus minus times and division signs in the spaces so the overall expression equals 42. Answer appears on Classified Page.
Opening Day Enrollment At Ozan School Report
The Ozan Public School opened on Monday September 5 with 43 enrolled students including 11 beginners one first grader three second graders two third graders nine in fourth grade and 17 in the fifth through eighth grades. Additional pupils are expected to enroll later.
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Ozan Public
Revenue Men to Begin Tax Roundup
Charles H. Andrews head of the sales tax division said field agents will start a drive to collect delinquent sales tax in every county. Agents will seek payment from all merchants listed as delinquent and, where no payment is made, will certify names to the department's attorney for legal action.
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Little Rock
Charles H. Andrews
The
Revenue Department
Revenue Departtment
Andrews Spi
Son Outshines His Dad in Raising Pigs
Henderson North Carolina Edward Bullock a year old negro 4H club boy did so well with his club pig this year that his father asked him to take charge of all the pigs on the farm. The boy's pig gained 190.6 pounds in 122 days while four from the same fit tar cared far by his father put on an average of 147 pounds. After weighing the pigs and figuring the profits the elder Bullock decided to let his boy take after all the pigs from now on.
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Henderson
N. C
Edward Bullock
Bullock
Dog Keeps Going Round and Round in Omaha
Dan Griffin reports a small black dog in Omaha that endlessly circles, starting slow then reaching 50 revolutions per minute for several minutes before resting. The dog repeats the motion when free, with the only suggested explanation a mental quirk.
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Omaha
Neb
Dan Griffin
Arkansas Centennial Drive Reaches 515 for NY World Fair Exhibit
Trempeard county backs Arkansas exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair with a $515 tally. The Arkansas Centennial Commission aims to raise 125000 from industries and businesses to build and operate the state booth, including a travelogue on Arkansas industries and agriculture.
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Trempsteard
Arkansas
Arkansas Centennial Convission
Amerca
Hempstead
A. H. Washburn
Star
Arkansas Centennial Commission
City of Hope
Muticipal Water & Light Plant
Dump Trucks Wanted by Arkansas Employment Service
Seventeen hydraulic dump trucks of three yards capacity are sought by the Arkansas State Employment Service. Applicants should report at the office above Jacks Newsstand. Haul distance four to eight miles and pay is by the yard and the mile.
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Arkansas State Employment Service
Jacks
Drivers Allow Only a Second to Clear Approaching Traffic
Howard W Blakeslee reports findings from the American Psychological Association meeting. Yale researchers observed one fifth of drivers on two lane highways allow less than a second to clear an oncoming car after passing. West versus East safety differences, and passing speeds around nine and a half mph were noted. In a separate study swing music affected production in a factory, increasing output with other types showing no clear effects.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Columbus
Ohio
American Psychological Association
Ohio State
University
T. W. Forbes
T. M. Matson
Yale University
Forbes and Matson
Midwest
Yale
Wester
Eyes of Texas on O'Daniel and His Rising Career
A portrait of Wilbert Lee O'Daniel born in Ohio and raised in Kansas who rose from a poor family to a Texas political force. The first in a three part series notes his early work at a flour mill, sales talent, and a meteoric climb toward governor and potential 1940 presidential candidate.
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W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
Houston
Wilbert Lee O'Daniel
O'Daniel
Allred
O’daniel
Texas National Guard
Pappy
Effie
Wilbert
Bub
Charlie Bakery
Kansas
Malta
Baker
Artington
Nianescah
Charlie Barrett
Arlingtons
First Venture
Anthony
Kan
Woman Killed by Cotton Workers in North Little Rock
Mrs. Bertha Deaver, 30, wife of a plantation manager, was shot and killed on the H. W. Miller plantation near Rose Hill. Her husband, John A. Deaver, suffered injuries after an altercation with two Black cotton pickers, Rome and Mose Bone, who were arrested nearby. A crowd gathered as the suspects surrendered the pistol and were processed.
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Little Rock
Bertha Deaver
John A. Deaver
Fastman Township
H. W. Miller
Rose Hill
North Little Rock
Deaver
Rome Bone
Mose Bone
Pine Street
North Lite Rock
Sergi
Ed Clark
State Police
Lindsey Roberts
Eastman Township
Third Street
North Side
A Thought on Liberty Obedience to God Brings Freedom
A concise reflection asserts that born subjects find perfect liberty in obedience to God. It states that those who obey shall be free safe and happy, presenting a pious view on divine law as true liberty.
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Sencea
Nevada County Singing Convention Meets 18th
The Nevada County Singing Convention convenes September 18 at 10 o'clock with the Bodean singing class. All singers from adjoining counties are invited to bring songbooks. The public is also invited.
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Nevada County
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Marriage Conduct
A 1938 NEA Service etiquette piece tests social usage in marriage. It marks remarks about a spouse as rude, recommends polite terms like "my husband" and "Mrs. Brown" when speaking to others, and suggests on greeting a bride to wish her happiness. The solution notes lack of breeding for slighting remarks and endorses respectful language.
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Mr. Broon
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Brown
NEA Service, Inc
Grocery Official Robbed and Killed in Hot Springs
Eldon Copley, 30, co operator of a Hot Springs grocery chain, was found shot to death and robbed seven miles from the city in a mountainous area. His car was found four miles away. He had been missing since Friday night after checking stores and collecting receipts. Authorities say the missing amount is undetermined but possibly several hundred dollars. he had 80 cents on his body. Four suspects were in custody as police theorize the killing involved two men he knew. Copley was son in law of founder M. L. Etueart. Survivors include his widow, his father Howard Cooley of Nashville, Ark, his brother Alson, Hot Springs, three sisters and two sisters in Nashville.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Eldon Copley
Copley
Cooley
Roy Ermey
Weldon Ragberry
Rasberry
M. L. Etueart
Howard Cooley
Nashville
Alson
Sam Stueart
Joe Cooley
Glenn Jean Cooley
No Decision Yet in Vote Contest
Circuit Judge Dexter Bushall heard arguments Friday in the Washington vs Hope county seat contest over the June 11 vote. The judge weighed whether enough ballots remained in question to affect the result, with 155 as the maximum Hope could lose and still hold a majority. A ruling on whether to conclude this week or continue the trial for two weeks was not provided.
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Dexter Bushall
Hope
Washington
Last Fear
Canada Ends One Man Sitdown
Regina reports the Saskatchewan Department of Education paid 50 dollars to a teacher in Eyre near the Alberta border and ended a sitdown strike. The teacher, unpaid since December 1937, faced inability to buy gasoline and threatened to stay at his boarding place or move to a hotel at municipal expense.
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Regina
Sackatchewan
Cotton Opens Lower in New Orleans Trade on Friday
New Orleans opened Friday at 8.14 and closed at 8.05 to 8.06 for cotton futures. Spot market trimmed 12 points while middling cotton held around 8.00.
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New Orleans
Waterloo widow dead in Hope Rosston crash
Mrs Brady Martin Fairchild 32 of Waterloo was killed when her car collided with a second vehicle on the Hope Rosston road near Prescott Arkansas. Earl Peterson 25 suffered a severe head injury. Dale Bryan 24 riding with Peterson had a broken leg and arm and possible internal injuries. Fairchild's husband died two years ago in an oil field explosion.
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Prescott
Ark
Brady Martin Fairchild
Waterloo
Earl Peterson
Hope-Rosston
Peterson
Dale Bryan
Fairchild
Leroy Fairchild
Hope
Bendum & Trees Oil Co
Rosston
Grand Jury Hits Cook on County Purchases in 1935 36
Pulaski grand jury censured county asphalt purchases during R A Cook's tenure as county judge amid a broader probe. It found no felonious intent or indictable acts, but cited waste and extravagance and urged legislative reforms to prevent repeats. Cook defended his record and declined further comment.
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Little Rock
Pulaski Grand Jury
R. A. Cook
Cook
Tne le Cook
Fred Denham
Pulaski
J. O. Goff
Pulaski County
Myr. Cook
Judge Falk
First
Falk
State Comptroller
Bailey
Mr. Cook
Paul Eberts
J. O. Golf
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Nevada County Singing Convention
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