Marland Oil Tycoon Reevaluates Wealth After Decline
The article recounts Erle P. Marland once towering in oil and land holdings across Oklahoma New Mexico California Louisiana Kansas Colorado Canada Mexico and England. After a 1928 deficit of 7.68 million and his retirement from Marland Oil he faces losing influence and mulling retirement to live on remaining assets and any government claims.
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Marland
Marland Oil Company
Iate
Ial
Oklahoma
Og Mae
Oklahoste
Tatas
New Mexico
California
Louisiana
Kansas
Coldrado
Canada
Mexico
England
Marland Ol Finanlal
Marlarid
Mise Iiae Miller Hoberte
Mra
Farmers Let Hay Burn Costly waste in spontaneous combustion
Washington reports farmers dispose of more than twenty million dollars worth of hay yearly by spontaneous combustion due to improper curing. In North Carolina, saw mill schools teach better milling, waste elimination, and forest management with extension forester R W Graeber guiding improved lumber quality.
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Washington
C. A. Brown
The
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
R. W. Graéber
North Carolina State College
Murder Suspected In Ravenden Death
Ravenden authorities suspect murder after a blood stained club with hair was found in a downtown alley. Cecil Ellison’s body was later found mangled on a railroad track. Frisco special agents are investigating the theory that he was killed and placed on the line to mislead investigators.
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Ravenden
Cecil Ellison
Ellison
Frisco Special
Trade Institute to Spotlight Retail Topics in Hope
The Dallas Chamber of Commerce funds a three day trade institute for Hope business people covering salesmanship advertising and merchandising. Daily topics include sales tactics personal inventories and customer engagement plus advertising planning and display strategy with a question box for written inquiries to be answered during sessions.
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Haat ‘Merchants Institute
Hope
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Stanley
Businese
Cred&s
Mr. Stanley
Newport Man Heads Arkansas Retail Furniture Association
C. C. Sise, of Newport, elected president at the Arkansas Retail Furniture Association annual convention. He succeeds John W. Tucker of Little Rock. New officers include E. R. Willeford Jr. of Dumas as first vice president, Hugh Benton of Fordyce as second vice president, Roy E. Taseter of Little Rock as secretary and treasurer, and I. M. Suggs of Little Rock as traffic auditor. New board members listed from Batesville, Hope, El Dorado, Lawrence, Warren, Conway, Camden, Magnolia.
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Little. Rock
C. C. Sisemore
Newport
Arkansas Retail Furniture Association
Joha W. Tucker
Little Rock
E. R. Willeford
Jjr
Dumas
Hugh Benton
Fordyce
Roy E. Taseter
I. M. Suggs
John W. Tucker
C. W. Maxfield
Batesville
Terrell Cornelius
Hope
Pyyan Winn
el Dorado
E D. Gillen
Lawrence Hurley
Warren
Hugh Pence
Conway
J. W. Scalt
Camden
Parles Lewis
Magnolia
Youthful gangster sought in Cronin murder case
Police hunt a young gangster in connection with the strangulation death of 20 year old Catherine Cronin. Her body was found in an apartment in Urco wled Village section of New York City. The death was pronounced from strangulation.
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Catherine Cronin
New York
Former Arkansas Doctor Killed in Car Accident
Therem H. Slaughter, once a boy here, died in a car crash near Long Beach California while serving as chief surgeon of a hospital. He was 43, born in Goshen Arkansas, and a brother of County Judge Lena Slaughter with family in Little Rock Figgott and Alhambra.
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Arkansas
Springdale
Ark
H. Slaughter
Long Beach
California
Slaughter
Goshen
Furtive Forestry Plan Sparks North Carolina Timber Debate
A fragmentary report cites an implied scheme to move funds and harvest wood from North Carolina forests to improve timber growth conditions. Separate notes claim California dairy gains with an eight year effort, noting butterfat rise by 285 pounds per cow and broader effects from better feeding and disease control.
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North Carolina
San Francisco
California
Urgon Urges State to Buy Wood in North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch quotes R. W. Gracher of North Carolina State College forest service urging state officials to purchase wood resources. The speech emphasizes timber sustainability and strategic reserves to support local industry and public works.
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Raleigh, N. C
R. W. Gracher
North Carolina State College Forest Service
Wdad
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Juna
Grandma
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Newport Man Head of Furniture Group
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Board of
Philadelphia
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Luke
Colonial Baking CO
Colonial Bread
Larde
J. Owen Atkins
Urgon
Loreco
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation
Erca
Cities Service
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WOAL
Snow Service
Snow Williams
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