Ownership Statement and Local Newspaper Details
The document outlines ownership and staff for a Malvern publication, naming Publisher and Editor W. P. Wortman and Malvern addresses, with known owners and absence of bonds. It also includes a discussion on liquor laws enforcement in eastern states, noting reluctance to enforce and predicting no change unless enforcement improves, with critical remarks about liquor fellows.
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MILLS
Thase
Ehawy
W. P. Wortman
Malvern
W. PP. Woortman
W. P .Wortman
New York
New Jersey
The Prohibition Controversy Ends In Senate Hearing
The wets pressed a strenuous appeal to Senate committee for abatement of Volstead enforcement while the drys argued just as forcefully. The hearing concluded with a general sense that the drys had the stronger case.
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Senate
Haney seeks renomination as Representative in district
The Leader publishes Hon. Rey Haney announcing his bid for a second term in the state legislature. He has served one term and highlights his work for constituents, asking voters to consider his claims for reelection.
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Rey Haney
Haney
Arkansas Supreme Court Warns Locomotive Whistle Rule
The Arkansas Supreme Court holds that a locomotive must sound its whistle when approaching a dog. If the dog responds, the locomotive must wag its tender. The Detroit News notes a quip about the Daughters of the American Revolution slogan urging preparation.
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Tangi
Wabash Plain, Dealer
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Detroit News
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fragmented Quotations From Press Snippets Gathered as Satire
A garbled collage of quotes from various newspapers mocks politics and society. It includes jumbled phrases about republics, searches for the North Pole, and commentary on fashion and science. The text weaves names and places with no clear narrative.
Debt Reduction and Surplus Mark Mellon Treasury Work
Month by month the Mellon treasury policy shows strong debt cuts and rising surplus. Fiscal 1924-25 may yield a 0.9 million debt reduction, bringing the gross debt under 20 billion. If realized, the reduction since 1919 would total about 7 billion, with a yearly saving in interest and a treasury surplus near 270 million.
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Harding
Wenridge
Andrew W. Mellon
United States Treasury
Mr. Mellon
United States
Mellon
Whale
Treasury
Sur Plus
McNon
Western Trip Across Rivers To Power Mines And Towns
A travel log describes rapid current rivers in the west ready to generate electricity for mines camps ranches and towns. The journey notes rock formations and sheer bluffs along the river and mentions Libby and McNeill Food Products Co and nearby industrial sites.
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Vorland
Libby & McNeill A
Food Products CO
Memory of Him Attitude and City Improve Plan Mentioned
The narrative recalls George Bat, secretary of a City Improvement Co, and a State Prohibition Commissioner involved in prohibition matters. The writer notes Portland Oregon's transportation and natural resources, a tunnel ride for Tacoma, and signs in Relap and Winnick about the Columbia Smelt and local industry. References to Olympia Beer, soft drinks, and pine forests frame a travelogue through Oregon and Washington.
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Callets
Tacoma
Relap
Columbia
Winnick
Olympia Beer
One Day At A Training School Continued
A training school note describes participants viewing a leader’s example and applying suggestions. It emphasizes club girls using the guidance to gain benefit, with plans for a final county session led by Mrs. Mosher on Tuesday May 18.
Mills County Republican Announcements for Re-nomination
A series of announcement notices from Mills County GOP candidates seeking renomination in the June primary. Frank W. Choate for County Auditor. G. Eacrett for Sheriff. Hattie M. Brown for County Recorder. V Kemp for County Treasurer. W. E. McGrew for Supervisor First District. Roy Hanoy for State Representative seeking re-nomination.
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Mills County
Gotters
Frank W. Choate
Foe’ Bherin
Mille County
Hattie M. Brown
W. E. McGrew
Roy Hanoy
Entangled Ticket Notices From Missing Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tickets sold for a No 14 M in and train 12 and 14 May 4 leaving. Broad details unclear. likely a transport or passenger movement record with references to Paoli care and brokered or bound items.
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Wow Weyers
Ticketa
Mey
Bt. Brodt Ingefon
Paoli Care
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P. Wortman
Iowa
The
Berard
R. W. Criswell
Reserve District
Malvern National Bank
Towa
Bor
Hi - Lawinl
U. S
Wilsa
Owa
Fred Durbin
Casbier
Apell
J. O. Weird
Cincinnati Eeghirer
Houston Post-Dispatch
Benjettin Fraskita
Republican
Boston Transcript
North Pole
Toledo Blade
Alexandria Times-Tribune
Sionz
Smedley D. Buttrop
State Journal
Alexandrie
Ind
Times-Tribune
Eacrett
V. Kemp
Wabash
St, Louis
Malvern Nat’l Bank
Liberty Loan
Nat’l Bank
Kohara
Okamoto
Official
KOIL
Bennett
Council Bluffs
Deardorff's Grocery
Cadwell & Salyers Real Estate Farm Loans
Buick
TORCO
Dea
Seine
H. A. Galliher
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