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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
3
A garbled page segment lists scattered terms and numbers including references to Gaelic and various common words. The text resembles a mixed puzzle or index with items such as Sea eagle, Ship's record, Bell sound, and Moldings, interspersed with unrelated figures and place mentions like South Carolina.
Mrs J T Martin and relatives gathered at the Woodruff home Saturday night with neighbors and friends. Other visitors include Bennie Thompson and May Martin. Thompson’s father was moved to Premier Hospital in Stee Hope. The text notes Eskimo language and a sacramental final waning in culture as a reason nights feel long.
In the matter of the estate of W. 5. Duckett deceased Julia A. Duckett petitioner H M Stephens executor and others warn the defendants J R Duckett Betty T Duckett Clarence Moreland Hattie Moreland John Moreland Jessie Moreland Tom Moreland Floyd Moreland Ralph Moreland Harold Moreland Ezekiel Moreland Ruby Wilcoxson and Harry Wilcoxson to appear within thirty days and answer the petition in this court. Clerk Hay E McDowell signs seal dated March 25.
Spain issues a 16 stamp set to honor the 40th anniversary of the Press Association of Madrid with images of famous journalists. The series sold for three days, then leftovers went to the association to help budget needs. France unveils colonial stamps including a 45 stamp issue for Senegal and new issues for Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Guyana. An International Philatelic Exhibition is planned in New York City from May to May 17, showcasing major global collections. Pennsylvania artists select Malina colonial issues for Cyrenaica Eritrea Somaliland and Tripolitania. A poll by French philatelists favors England’s penny black as the finest postal stamp.
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