Flexible journeys through time and light in shared greetings
A jumble of social notes and visits fills the page as families and friends from Texarkana, Prescott, Foreman, El Reno, and Monticello recount weekend gatherings, trips, and arrivals. Names include Grace Cooledge, Mrs. Tully Henry, Mrs. Max Cox, and many local companions, with hospital stays and hospitality noted across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully. Henry
Max Cox
Terrell Cornelius
Nebert Campbell
Friday Muesis
and Iirs
Leslie Daniels
Texarkana
Hope College Profile 1930 31 Issue Reaches The Star
The first issue of the 1930-31 College Profile from Hendrix-Henderson College at Conway is noted for Hope area relevance. Edited by Joe boys James Montgomery and Graydon Griffin, it profiles local ministers' sons, including Montgomery’s father and Griffin’s father, and highlights Harvard Law School placement for Albert Graves, a notable local graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix-Henderson College
Conway
Joe Boys
James Montgomery
Graydon Griffin
Montgomery
Murfreesboro
Griffin
H. H. Griffin
First Methodist Church
Camden
Sanatorium Farm Record Reveals Yearly Profits and Practices
A Sanatorium farmer compares fruit and crop yields with cotton and sorghum, noting 260 crates of strawberries valued at 1000 and 5 bales of cotton for 250, questioning who grows strawberries for home use and who keeps beehives. The piece highlights year round work, manure hauling, and a claimed net profit of 6 567 989 after expenses, stressing workers in all roles labor twelve months a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo River
Arkansas
Hill County
Sanatorium
Farmer earnings and wheat history from Arkansas sanatorium note
A farmer notes state-paid profits and losses across a 200 acre crop of cotton and corn, contrasting success with failure. He recalls decades in hardware sales in Hot Springs and nearby towns, recounting wheat failures and old scythes. For more details write John Lipscomb of the Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Benton
Norman
Sheridan
Monticello
Express
John 5
Lipscomb
Arkansas Tuberculov Ia Sanatorium
Funeral Services Held For Mrs H F Stophs
Funeral services for Mrs. KH. F. Stophs wife of H. F. Stophs a farmer five miles north of Hope on route five were held Saturday at the home. She died Thursday September 18 at age 57. She is survived by her husband and three daughters Dorothy Uta and Mildred. Burial was at Rose Hill cemetery in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. F. Stophs
H. F. Stophs
Hope
Route Five
Melrose girl’s arm mends after break
Friends of Mrs. Ellen Stroud of Melrose are glad to hear that her little daughter’s arm, broken several days ago, is mending nicely. Roy E. Rohleder of Mishawaka Indiana arrived Friday night to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. H. F. Stophs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Stroud
Melrose
Casitas Roy E. Rohleder
Mishawaka
Indiana
H. F. Stophs
Auto thief learns about four flat tires in Faribault
In Faribault Minnesota on September 22 a car thief attempting to steal a vehicle found the softer side of crime when all four tires were sabotaged. The incident underscores the risk of bold thefts ending in unexpected delays and potential capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faribault, Minn
St. Louis
Adlerika glycerine mix promises rapid bowel relief
An old advertisement touts a glycerine, buckthorn bark and saline mixture for fast constipation relief. It claims a two hour cleansing of both upper and lower bowels and urges avoiding pills that clean only part of the bowels. Includes a product name Adlerika and Gibson Drug Co. Adv. Sa.
Ritchie Officials Inspect 19 Wholesale Houses Tour
Officials of the Ritchie Grocers company visit Mark Smyth, vice-president, and local manager, for an inspection tour of Ritchie's 19 wholesale houses in Arkansas and Louisiana. J. W. Holleran, president of Camden, and S. F. Thompson, first vice-president of Alexandria, La., join the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie Grocers Company
Lope
Mark Smyth
Ritchie
Arkansas
Louisiana
J. W. Holleran
Camden
F. Thompson
Alexandria
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
The family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of our wife and mother. Grateful for floral offerings from H. F. Stotth, Dorothy Stotth, Uma Stotth, Mildred Stotth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Sttophs
Dorothy Stophs
Uma Stophs
Mildred Stophs
Ward & Son rat snap ad promises three sizes for pest control
A dated advertisement notes RAT-SNAP used against a river rat. The copy claims a rat died after nibbling the bait, illustrating burning stomach distress. It lists three sizes priced 35c, 65c, and $1.25 and credits Ward & Son of Hope Crescent Drug Co. of Washington W. BE. Cox & Sons of Fulton as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward & Son
Hope
Crescent Drug Co
Washington
W. BE. Cox & Sons
Fulton
Ask Your Soldier Boy How Canlies Get Such a Told
Wartime ad urges soldiers to ask about canlies and claims frontline Europe swarmed with rats carrying disease. Warns homeowners to use RAT SNAP to kill rats quickly. Three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25 dollars. Sold by Ward & Son of Hope Crescent Drug Co. of Washington and W. E. Cox & Sons Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ward & Son of
Hope
Crescent Drug Co
Washington
W. E. Cox & Sons
Fulton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vant
NEA Service
Piu
Williams
Grace Cooledge
Mrs
Bob Hitt
Prescott
Mrs. Heary Hu
W. R Chandler
Ozan
M. McCloughan
Mite Son
Merle, Jr
Ellen and
Ellen
Opal Jennings
Elrado
J. B. Ellen
P. A.rp
Mary Butler
M. M. McCloughan
McCloughan
Fred Marshal
Margaret Caroline
Maggie Bell
J. T. Bell, Sr
Patsy Alen Campbell
Foreman and
C. C. Spraggins
Benjamin Hyatt
Mr. Hyatt
W. P. Agee
William Daniels
Josephine Hos
Epital
Lod Sah
Penny C. B. Tyler
Points
Missouri
Mary Lillian McRae
Mary Billingsly
Lewisville High School
L. J. Kathan
Weaverly, le
Geo. Meehan
Mr. Meehan
Frances Dawson
Fred Stroud
City
Gorge Heehan
K. G. McRae Sr
Brookwood
D. L. Woodfin
Brinkley
Harry Dobbs
Waverly
Chas Harrell
Hite
Frances
P. F. Harrell
Cora Donnell Hospital
Clyde Yarbrough
W. Warren
Fair Weel
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Anita Page
Saenger
Lawrence Tibbett
White Way Beauty Shop
Mrs, Audry Young
Proprieutp
Hope Boys
Hendrix
Montgomery and
Reading Druggists
Reilly
Moreland
BATES
Merriam. Webster
Avondtatt
Credit Union
Cather
Sandburg
Stelin
Latvia
Webster’s New International Dictionary
Springfield, Mass
John P. Cox Drug Co
Eagle
Tikets Reservations
Missouri Publie R. R. Co
Chicago
Guish
Thiebau
Our New Coats
Pelth
Jean Frocks
Robison
Jean
Paris
Jersey
Phoenix Hose
Selby
Oxford
Geo.w.robison& Co
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