Big Packers Lose Suits Compromise Abolishes Retail Ties
Washington reports the government antitrust suit against major meat packers has been compromised. The five firms Swift Armour Morris Wilson and Cudahy will confine operations to meat and provisions, sell public stockyard holdings, dispose of cold storage interests, and sever ties with unrelated retail lines including groceries and canned goods under court supervision.
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Washington
Wilson
Swift
Armour
Morris
Cudahy
United States District Court
Holesale
Weather and Local Ads Sweep Across a Friday Issue
The forecast calls for unsettled Friday with rain and cooler temps, followed by a mainly fair Saturday with a high near 59. The page also touts Prickly Ash Bitters from Hesterly Drug Store, an upcoming auto auction at West Main and Third, and multiple sale notices including Buick and Overland cars, and a Goodfellows appeal urging holiday donations.
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Hesterly Drug Store
Special
West Main
Third Streets
T. G. Wylie
Goodfellows
H. B. McKenzie
Overland
Chevrolet
Letters to Santa Claus and community notices
A collage of Santa letters from children asking for dolls, books, candy, and toys, plus local notices about bread delivery, a lost overcoat, and social events. Missing details include names and places beyond Crescent College, Prescott Hi basketball, and Little Rock medical update. Community members signaled Goodfellow support and forthcoming games in Camden and Prescott with coach Miss Curry.
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Santa Claus
Julia
Katherine Helton
Prescott
New Mill Outfit Opens at Guthrie's a.m. to p.m.
Notice states that W A Forbes & Co will operate a mill and grind table meal and crush corn on cobs from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The ad lists Guthrie's and Bank of Prescott First State Bank with contact details.
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W. A. Forbes & Co
Bank of Prescott
First State Bank
Senate Retains Strike Provision On Interstate Railroads
Washington reports the Senate voted 46 to 25 to keep strikes unlawful on railroads and interstate transportation. The defeat of Senator Stanley's bid to drop anti strike language signals uncertainty for final railroad legislation. The House previously rejected similar anti strike provisions, suggesting a prolonged Senate House clash ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Stanley
Kentucky
House
Esch
Prohibition on Fireworks in City Business District
Randolph P. Hamby as mayor announces that the shooting of fireworks of any kind in the city business district is prohibited by law. The notice establishes a local safety regulation enforceable in the downtown area.
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Randolph P. Hamby
A Real Friend Sends Message Of Trust And Faith
A note quotes a friend named Cameron urging readers to join a trust company and trust each other. He describes long years of offering help and speaks of trusting in God first, with the promise that forgiveness and deliverance will follow for those who seek guidance.
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Cameron
Presbyterians Seek Children for Christmas Program Practice
Four people reported to the Goodfellow editor by 8 this morning. Several youngsters will be made happy, but all Presbyterian Sunday school children with parts in the Christmas program are asked to attend church for practice at 2 30 Saturday afternoon.
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Goodfellow
HB. McKenzie
Santa Claus
Presbyterian Sunday School
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W. B. White
Farmers Union Warehouse
Scott’s Market
Phone
Prescott, Arkansas
Santa
Tam
Geneva Calhoun
Elizabeth Cummings
Hansel Herring
Louise Bailey
Helen
Mrs. Reichstadt
Frances Josephine Bailey
A. J
Mildred
A. J. Wuerté
Sister al
Virginia Weaver
H. A. Hamilton & Co
C. G. Gordon
Lee Montgomery
Mary Virginia
Little Rock
Bathurst
Blanche
Christine Campbell
Gertrude Davis
Foreman
Crescent College
Eureka Springs
Elmer’s
Dolly Varden
Buchanan
House of Satisfaction
Guthrie
Phone 101
Qzan Mercantile Company
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