Incomplete fragment hints at Montgomery week sale vote
Fragment mentions Montgomery ard Week sale vote inaugural Lefty apd for ote. No clear subjects or details available to summarize a full item.
04 Apr 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
1
Fragment mentions Montgomery ard Week sale vote inaugural Lefty apd for ote. No clear subjects or details available to summarize a full item.
Fragmented text shows a garbled note mentioning spring, names, and a city address at 408 North Lee in Oklahoma City. The legible bits reference someone named Mrs and multiple broken words, with unclear context and dates.
A chemist Dr Ernest Watzl and a woman identified as Mrs Mary McGranahan were found dead in a Vienna hotel after disappearing from Cleveland months earlier. Watzl killed himself hours before his $50 000 life policy would mature. the note indicated the woman was his secretary and art model. A separate notice announces a guardian selling a minor's one ninth share in Hempstead County land by auction on April 1 1930.
A court notice states the Southeast quarter of section 35, township 12, range 26 west is offered for sale to realize a minor's interest and reinvest for the minor's benefit. Purchasers must provide a note with approved security for the purchase.
Report from May Wed Field society notes Mrs. Dudley Coats of shore is to wed Marshall Field III heir to Chicago department store riches as soon as Mrs. Field secures a Reno divorce. The item then covers local visits, school notes, family illnesses, and social calls across Arkansas towns with multiple names and events.
Dated March 10 1930 Lucius Carrigan Guardian announces price terms. Mr and Mrs Allen Walker Mr and Mrs John Reed and Miss Jimmie Giv ins spent Sunday at the John Butler home in Nevada county. Mrs Buttlers condition is no better. A warmer rain wave is welcomed in the vicinity Wednesday.
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