Railway Experts At Fair Program Thursday in Hope
Railway officials and agricultural experts from Missouri Pacific Frisco and other lines attended the Southwest Arkansas Fair in Hope Thursday. Talks covered legume feeding dairy herds animal improvement railroad cooperation and prize winners in better babies and textile divisions with numerous attendees and demonstrators.
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Southwest Arkansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hope
W. H. Woodley
Fayetteville
Mr. Samuelson
Missouri Pacific
A. J. McDowell
Springfield
Frisco
William McComb
Louisiana
Arkansas
H. C. Couch
Pine Bluff
Bill Huggins
St. Louis
Countes
Frances Maxine Powell
LaFayette
Lois Mac
Stewart
Howard
Herbert Hoover
Hackett
Hempstead
Emmland
Nevada
Emma Lou Sorland
Poultry Exhibitors Thank Purina Mills Feed Contributors
Poultry exhibitors at the Southwest Arkansas Fair praise Purina Mills and agent in Hove the Southern Grain and Produce Company for supplying feed this week. The company designated as this year’s feed sponsor also provided rations to the other five stock departments at the fair.
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Purina Mills
Southern Grain Furnish Feed
Southwest Arkansas Fair
Hove
Southern Grain and Produce Company
Market drift in cotton futures as NYSE closes Friday
Cotton futures declined on the New York market with October down 13 points and December down 12 from the prior session. Opening Friday saw a drop to around 10.05 and continued easing through the day as receipts totaled 112 bushels by wagon and 114 by railroad amid limited rallies.
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New York Exchange
Yostulas
Loewl Compress
Awards Granted in Dairy Division at Local Fair
The dairy show drew strong entries from Stay Dairy Farm four miles north of Hope on the Washington highway. Exhibitors included Floyd Moses Lee Brothers Winston Cobb Ralph Rogers A N Stroud and W V Frazier. Awards crowned Stay Farm with multiple firsts and second places across cattle classes including heifers cows and bulls.
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Stay
Hope
Washington Highway
Floyd Moses
Lee Brothers
Winstiy Cobb
Ralph Rogers
A. N. Stroud
W. V. Frazier
Stay's Farm
Player Moses
Bull
Stoy’s Farm
Gecone
Buleal
Sue Brothers
Stoy's Tum
Stoy's Farm
Winston Cobb
Arkansas Girl To Get Scholarship
Chicago September 26. Seventy one students free ships of the poultry have been awarded free scholarships at the Chicago Musical College. The endowment is around $100000 and funds provide tuition for scholars. Winners were listed with names including Palins Lay Sal ly Beldman Taleo and others from various states.
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Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Chica
Ciharing Caan
Palins
Sally Beldman
Taleo
George McCabe
Pacatella
Dies Mollie
Sky
Portland
Qre
Virginia Ware
Nashville
Auk
Mary Louise Howard
Tulsa
Oki
Virgil DB
Oreuttt
Veo Hillinibal
May
Negro Teams Play Football At Fair
The Hope Tigers from Shover Street school announce they will play the Magnolia Bar Cats Saturday morning. It will be Hope’s first game of the season and reports say they have practiced steadily and are now well organized before kickoff at Wis), Chic.
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Hope Tigers
Magnolia Bear Cats
Shover Street
Magnolia Bar Cats
Wis
Chic
Hope
Murder Suicide in Blytheville Store Over Divorce Clash
In Blytheville a 48 year old store owner, Charles L. Sanity, shot his wife Mrs Von Santy in a downtown store and then killed himself after a pool game. Witnesses saw the gunfire. no bystanders were hurt. The Sanitys, longtime residents for 20 years, had a son Frank, 19, and daughter Lucile, 15. Mrs Santy had filed for divorce last week. Funeral plans are pending.
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Glythevills
Chares L. Sanity
von Santy
Aplebavon
Wong
Prisoned Meager Contender Faces Jim Crowed Odds
In St. Joseph on September 26, Oscar Lindgren, a 225 pound, five foot tall fighter, defeated by four opponents, was jailed in the county jail after the bout.
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ST. Joseph
Three Die From Electrical Shock in Pine Bluff
Three youths died when a radio aerial touched high voltage lines at a Pine Bluff residence. Eulas Long 25, Walter Holcomb 22, and Louis Holcomb 19 died after attempting to move the aerial across a wet street. Two others rescued were electrocuted. Long’s widow and relatives survive.
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Pine Bluff
Tenth
Maple Streets
Eulas Long
Walter Holcomb
Louis Don Holcomb
Ella Leong
Long
Holcombs
Eoon Walter
Louis Holcomb
Lane
Ernest
Lested
Jess
Mizsoy
Willie
Ida Long
Rudy Martin
Holcomb
Beulah Gray
Trene Holcomb
Power Tax Move Sharply Attacked
Curtis Cannon’s plan to tax hydro electric power to fund schoolbooks drew sharp criticism from W. A. McCabe, Baxter county’s representative. McCabe warned such levies would stifle Arkansas water power development, raise living costs, and shift tax burdens to farmers and consumers, arguing the state would lose both dams and tax revenue. The dispute, tied to regional energy growth, reflects debates over industrial progress and public education funding.
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Dispatches
McCabe
Curtis Cannon
Teady
Power Trust
Arkansas
Mountain Home
W. A. McCabe
Baxter County
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Golden Ape
Nayih
Kansas
Bobby Jones Reaches Amateur Semi Finals In Ardmore
Bobby Jones the triple champion of golf advanced to the American amateur semi finals at Ardmore by defeating Fay Coleman of California. Jones, holder of British Open and amateur crowns, seeks to become the first to hold all four titles in one year. He faces Jess Sweetser next, while Charles Seaver and Eugene V Mangam contest the other bracket for the right to meet Jones in the final.
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Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Fay Coleman
California
Bobby
Coleman
Jess Sweetser
New Yorki
Sweetser
Jones
Charles Seaver
Los Angeles
Eugene V. Homang
Englewood
N. J
Princeton
Speedy Trial Ordered for W N Gregory Kidnap Plotters
Six men charged with plotting to kidnap wealthy planter W N Gregory remain confined under heavy guard as a special circuit court term likely within ten days prepares to hear the case. Bond set at 16000 for Hugh Lindsey. others held on 3400. Court officials scheduled a private preliminary hearing amid high public tension and popular support for Gregory and family.
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Augusta
W. N. Gregory
Bond
Hugh Lindsey
Searcy
Gregory
Thomas McLoud
Clarksdale
Miss. Earl Sheppard
W. D. Davenpost
Vhewit Court
Man Arrested in Texas on Mena Forgery Charge
MENA Ark September 26 Onnett Bagett was arrested at Clarksville Texas and brought back to answer charges of forgery and robbery. He is held on $500 bond awaiting the October grand jury. Doyle Begin, Bagett’s nephew, is alleged to have aided the crime and is already jailed.
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Mena
Ark
Onnett Bagett
Clarksville
Texas
Doyle Begin
Bagett
Three States Suffer From Storms Late Thursday Night
Chicago report notes severe weather across the Midwest with snow in the Black Hills and violent storms in the Mississippi valley. Across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma a killer windstorm with hail and lightning caused fatalities, injuries, and widespread destruction delaying rail and telegraph lines from Metz to Richards.
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Chicago
Black Hills
Corn Belt
Mississippi Valley
Council Bluff
Des Moins
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Webster
Metz
Richards
Missouri Pacific Rail
Sale of Miniature Stamps Drives Arkansas Tour
Arkansas Legion officials R W Sisson and Charles Q Kelley return from a southern trip to promote the miniature stamp sale to about 15 Legion posts. The drive is advancing rapidly with exhibits and a Boston stopover planned October 2 as the touring train proceeds toward Boston. A Drum and Bugle Corps demonstration by M M Eberts post attracts a large crowd during rehearsal on East Capitol avenue.
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Litle Rock
R. W. Sisson
The
American Legion
Charles Q. Kelley
Boston Convention Committee
South
Arkansas
Legion
Kelley
Arkansas Tessionnaires
Little Rock
Boston
M.M. Eberts
East Capitol Avenue
Main
Scott Street
War Memorial Building
Hunters Urged To Kill Hell Diver For Food Taste
The Department of Agriculture warns hunters to shoot the hell diver, a bird feared for its feeding habits. Officials say it is an omnivorous feeder and may be tasted roasted, prompting a call to bag the bird during hunting opportunities. State agencies report hunters and license sales totaling millions across the 1928 season.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pegaulay Vlis
Hevant
EWU
Jon
California
New York Republicans adopt repeal plank on 18th amendment
Albany bulletin reports that by 733 to 258 vote the New York Republican Convention adopted in its platform a plank calling for repeal of the 18th amendment. Separate wires note Lincoln Dixon of Indiana was removed from the Tariff Commission by President Hoover, the first midwesterner named to the agency. In Bombay a mob clash with police left 19 dead and 50 injured near Panvyilic.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Republican
Washington
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Ind
Tariff Commission
Hoover
Middle West
Found Dead By Roadside Today in Utica
In Utica on September 26 two bodies, Louis Mulkoor AG and his son Rocco, 26, were found on a road outside the city. A car tied to the elder man was on the highway. No motive announced. Rocco carried $249 and a diamond ring.
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Utica
Louis
Mulkoor AG
Rocco
Mississippian Drugstore Owner Found Shot Dead at Home
Van C. Kincannon a 67 year old Tupelo druggist was found shot to death in his bathroom with a pistol in his right hand. He had recently told friends he suffered heavy financial losses amid a difficult period.
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Tupelo, Miss
van C. Kincannon
Tupelo
Kincannon
Cotton Cloth Used for Stationery in Textile Effort
Cotton brokers in South Carolina seek to aid the textile situation by using cotton cloth for stationery. C. G. Davis and Company of Texarkana have received several meters written with a slogan printed at the bottom: By the use of cloth stationery we are helping the textile situation.
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Cotton Brokers
South Carolina
C. G. Davis and Company of
Texarkana
DeQueen Principal Injured After Fall at School Yard
DeQueen Arkansas September 26 C B Balding principal of DeQueen high school split his jaw after losing balance and falling on the concrete sidewalk in the school yard. He was unconscious for over an hour.
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DeQueen
Ark
C. B. Balding
DeQueen High School
Balding
Royal snake killed by E G Klahn in Colu. horticulture lot
A deadly coral snake, discovered by E G Klahn on the floor of a hot house in DUFANGO Colu, was killed here after Klahn did not know its lethality. The reptile is among the deadliest known to science.
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Dufango
Colu
Lupi
E.G. Klahn
Klahn
Hope High School Bobcats Defeat Magnolia in Morning Clash
Hope High School rolled to a decisive victory over Magnolia High in a morning game. The Bobcats dominated early, with a first-quarter stalemate giving way to several touchdowns as Hope’s starting lineup and reserves produced scores and key carries.
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Bobi
Magnolia High
Hope Men
Bobcats
Bacer
Hope McKet Johnson
Moser
Fields Bissell
Jacks
Chamberlain Whatley
Breeding Adams Booth
Nolan Hope
Pritchett
Mauldin
Schooley
Brown
Jones
Phillips
Chamberlain
Wray
Harrell
Reaves
Baron
Rote Brown
McKee
Hargis
Phil
Terracing of Farms in Gurdon Area Urged
Gurdon Arkansas on September 26 R Ny Bond Clark County agent urges terracing to stop soil washing and protect potash phosphate and nitrogen. Many farmers express interest in terrace building and farm protection. Farmers may apply to the county agent for instruction and oversight.
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Gurdon
Ark
R. Ny Bond
Clark County
Tomorrow's closing day fair program promises new amusements
Tomorrow's program announces winners in all departments and a strong closing day lineup. Grandstand acts include the Upton Whiteside troupe with four progeny, Willy Karbe and Girlie in two acts, high air sensational stunts, equilibristics with a pretty partner, and multiple riding and jumping displays. Racing events and midway attractions add racing, vices, and various novelty events for a full day of entertainment.
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Upton-Whiteside
Willy Karbe
Girlie
Pelny
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