Legal Notice of Appeal From Tax Assessment Hempstead County Arkansas
Appeal to Hempstead County Court Arkansas from assessment on Deltic Farm & Timber Co Inc property in Hempstead County. Describes parcels and acreage, including portions of SE SW NW descriptions, railroad right of way exceptions, and total 3927.22 acres. Hearing set at 9% on October 1, 195? at County Court. Public notice by clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deltic Farm & T
Imber Co. Inc
Court of
Hempstead County
Arkansas
PEE Lands
Celtic Farm & Tumber Co., Inc
Hope and Washington Public Road
St. Louise San Francisco
P. Dyke
Stead Coun
Algo
St. Louis-San Fran
Cr. R
Wessy
Ty Sway
Teginning
Parepl
Ogun
Sway
Sr Geo FR
Rand Woone
Vuis
Sin Francisco and Orlean Railway Company
Hempan
Woo SE
Hempstead
Cou
Caid
Crete
Tachise Calacly
M. Pesce
Higzel Peage
Notice in probate court of Hempstead County Arkansas
In the matter of the estate of H B Hoskins deceased no 1310 the last will of the decedent was admitted to probate September 1959 Executor Guy E Basye appointed notices require all claims to be verified and filed within 31 months from first publication or be barred. This notice first published September 14, 1959.
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East Third Street
Hope
Arkansas
Guy E. Basye
Thad Strout Hope
Alhingag
Rotary International Notary Clubs Promote World Understanding
The Prescott Rotary District 617 chair, Hughes, announced Rotary grants totaling over 8 million dollars in the past 12 years for student exchanges across 44 countries. Ambassadors from Bowed Veil Shree distributed Rotary Founda tions Fellowships to students in 41 counties. The club plans to attend a district convention after spring and prepare for strong representation, while local members and the Garden Club met for a spring gathering with floral arrangements and a talk on diagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
CA. Hughes
Russenvilly
Rotary International
Rotary
Prescots
Thesday
Cormmutes
Thughes
Proshiva
Aneinas College Gypadg
Ray
Rotary Foundatons
Mar
Hughes
Springs
Ltst
Miami Beach
Fla
Fragmentary OCR item from map grid notes
The snippet shows grid references and codes such as eink SE NE 10-p707 Eidames, Little River, dates like 28.19.97 and 97, and identifiers including AIG All 21. The legible parts indicate location and date stamps rather than a clear news event. It reads like survey or map ledger data rather than a narrative article.
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Eink
Eidames
Shew & Ge of
Little River
AIG
Woman's Body Tossed From Ship Friday
Boston reports the body of Livon Ratstian a 24 year old woman from Boston is found near the harbor after a ship incident on Friday. The vessel Utrecht sailing for New York carried her body to the harbor where witnesses described sounds and a rushed departure. The case involves a shipboard event with a number of names and affiliations while investigators review the circumstances.
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Boston
APIA
Liversinge
Attoy
Bostaranya
Lvon Ratstian
Brettye Cole Boslivarnoy
Utrecht
New Worle
Weslth Prop
Gesy Pan
Duanite Sreetor Svife
Pyar
Llanhyy Speeetar
Tents to Thy TG Members Present at Garden Club Meeting
On Tuesday the Garden Club met with 16 members present. Mrs Moody presided as president and Mrs Cole introduced the guest speaker Mrs TA Cole who gave an informative program on drying and processing flowing. Planter arrangements were judged with Mrs Jesse Porter winning first place and Mrs Oates second. A dessert course followed.
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Arte Garden Cluty
Ayy Eppler
Yoor
Bryon Manely Assisians
Mors
We Oates
Bressedgut
Moody
Progrim
Ta, Cole
Jesse Porter Qvon
Oates
Cole
Tapon Tha Ruse
BPW Club Observes Fifteenth Birthday Celebration
The BPW Club marked its fifteenth anniversary with a dinner at the Lee Hotel. Gold and green decor complemented the event. Mrs. Ruth Buchanan gave the invocation. Mrs. Woostey welcomed guests and introduced members. Vocal selections were performed by Mrs. Mandina White and Mrs. Mi dred White. Sara Janet Bryson read poetry. Mrs. Mar ie Harrod, Arkansas Federation President, spoke on membership benefits and responsibilities. Attending clubs included Hope, Magnolia, Arkadelphia, and Stamps. Shipments of greetings came from local members and relatives. Eliza accompanied by Agatha Caediclion performed. Several members and guests were noted, with several connections to universities and area colleges mentioned.
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Prescoll
Stotal Women's Club
Lee Hotep
Ruth Buchanan
Woostey
Mandina White
Dred White
Sara Janet Bryson
Mzreie Harrod
Arkansas Federation
Bepw Chub
Trebbie Shaw
State Louisia
Mattie Hackett
Hope
Magnolia
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia and Stumps
Miss Eliza
Hazel of Town
Agatha Caediclion
Francisca
Khrushchev Defies Security in San Francisco Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev defied strict security during a San Francisco stop, joining the Longshoremen's Union and skipping several controls. He toured the harbor aboard a Coast Guard cutter, watched destroyers, and met with officials as U.S. and Soviet tensions loomed.
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Longshoremen's Union
Batt
9 Sieht Op Hanning
Khrushcheyn
Khrushchev
Union Hall
Ancelas
San Franciscs
Menge
Elainsbohag
al & Am
Hal
Coast Guard
Khrushchov
Lvst
Camp David
Kheushcheyy
Hagerty
Des Moines
Iay
San Francisco
SUN
Audit Group to Talk Highway Financing
Legislative Joint Auditing Committee in Little Rock plans a Saturday meeting to discuss highway department management and a 2 million bond issue approved by the 1959 Legislature. The panel will review the highway program’s federal and state funds and audit state colleges and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
APM
Highway Department
Comiidee
Ihe
Ethan
Democratic 1960 Nomination Prospects and Policy Debates
The piece outlines the 1960 Democratic race with leaders Johnson Humphrey and Kennedy shaping the bid. It discusses wage policy, farm bills, labor contest positions, and regional backing, noting opponents from Southern Democrats and Symington's expected campaign role. It emphasizes rural Midwest appeal and criticism of Eisenhower administration.
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Johnny Tudo
Tetas
Johnson
Hayes
Sbilant
Sit
Begi Hiwa
Sen Deli BP
Kennedy
D-Mass
Tee
Coattaniey
Eisenhowe
Faubus Declines Clear Opposition To McClellan
Arkansas Governor Faubus hints he will not oppose McClellan in the coming political contest and avoids confirming a bid for the Senate. He cryptically alludes to political tensions, declines naming opponents, and avoids confirming alliances with Jim Wohnser of the Atkangus Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Faubus
McClellan
Paubus
Hin
Benate Hf
Thor
Atkangus Supreme Court
Hig
Johnson
Mu. Chelan
PSC Hearing Resumed on Bell Rates
Arkansas Public Service Commission resumes hearings on Bell Telephone Co. over a proposed three million dollar annual rate reduction. Cross-examination of witnesses from Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. follows Bell’s claim of excess profits due to devalued dollar and inflation. The state allows a six percent return on investment. Bell counters with a 3.423 million to 4.2 million fringe rate request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Bell
Arkansas
Tuyast Nets
Richard Ww
Walker
Chicago
PSC
Lions Plan Fund Drive for Blind in Hope Arkansas
Officials of Lions Clubs in Arkansas discussed a fund drive to support expansion of the Southwest Rehabilitation Center for the Blind. The drive aims to raise 130,500 dollars with 303,000 dollars in matching funds to build a recreation hall and other facilities. Insurance offerings and local agent solicitation are noted in the notice from Cecil Weaver of Hope Arkansas.
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Little Roo
Lions Clubs
Arkansas
Sihanee
Southwest
Lins
Jny
Old Reliable Arkansas Company
Ine Surance
Call
Weite
Cecil Weaver
Hope
Ark
Unclear source fragment citation of Archer study Studebaker Lark
Fragment mentions Archer company Studebaker Lark in Hope with garbled phrasing. No coherent event or names to confirm a complete item.
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Archer
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Ralph Gordon
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G. G. Hirst
Aly. Rognpy
Darrel] Marsh
Dora McRaene
J. R. Bemis
Mey
MacKenzie
Prescott
M. EL Peace
EL Peace M
EL Pesce
M, E
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Board of Arkansas
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Board of Equalization
Mostene Conny
J.D
Rose Garden Club
Eraler
BPW Club
J. H. Bemis
Jimmy Bem
Miss
Ed Bryson Jett
U of A
Frank Hakem Jr
Frances Thrisher
Home Economic Instructs
Bns
Henderson State Teachers College
Betty Hendrix
Searcy
Harding College
Mrs
Madison Ingram
John Gann
Kansas City
Carson Gann
Minneapolis, Minn
Ronnie Munn
Rennie Jr
Randolph Air Force Base
Sewell ‘Munn
Il Namadigan
Jett
Dorothy Provine
Roger Moore
Tor
al Oak
Mich
Jai
David Id
Uni Gill
Red Premier
Sam Francisco
API
Nikita Khrushchov
Scchulity
San Fy Mesarc
East
Stuellas
TSM
Chiytrn Ag
Uttsieles
Paige
By Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Texas
Cal
Sony AC
Winey Marth
Viany Mb
Ian Amano
Jay
Joe Wallage
Lions Plan
Hollywood Sj
Daretevils
Sion
Adil
Childens
Ty Baseball Park
Hell
Gary Moe Harris
Ronnie Sammy Collins
Patti
Skip Hoisington
Hlal Spt
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Hope Furniture. Co
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