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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
3
The article discusses angling tactics for smallmouth bass, noting season variations and lure choices. It emphasizes observing fish habits to improve catch rates and suggests live bait and weighted setups as potentially effective while noting ongoing challenges with the species.
A seasoned fisherman details a day on a quiet smallmouth stream. He tries wet flies and live bait, observes early spring behavior, notes fish moving to deep pools and spawning timing, and faces cold, changeable conditions with limited success.
Federal Judge Wayne G. Borah denied Weiss pleas of abatement in two indictments charging violation of federal income tax laws. The ruling sustains a demurrer and sets the stage for trial of Weiss, a New Orleans hotel operator and political associate linked to Huey P. Long. The note on ice causing power loss appears unconnected to the Weiss case.
Berlin reports a Hitler SS driven attack on a Nordic racial gymnastics movement. The Schwarze Korps accuses a Stuttgart physical culture teacher promoting a book on Nordic fitness of financial motives. Readers allegedly claim cranial sutures and eye or hair color changes, with residence details urged to be deduced.
The Argentina army will likely reject future land gifts after a 1922 plot cost the government 25 times its value. The land was 80,000 pesos (about $23,000) and improvements totalled two million pesos (about $580,000) for barracks, gymnasium, and rifle range. A Cordoba province offer was turned down recently.
Sweet Home and Nashville readers note Rev Reese’s regular appointments this weekend as Will Campbell visits family in Shreveport and Mrs McDougald tends ill grandmother. Al Thompson and JR Husky visit relatives and townsfolk attend church and business. Aeronautical Chamber leader Rogers predicts vast transports with ranges up to 5000 miles soon.
An Evensville Texas reader, Mr Sherman Speed, lauds Black-Draught for prompt constipation relief. He describes relief from headache, tiredness, biliousness, and bad taste, claiming two nights of use restore health. The ad touts the laxative as made from herbs and valued for refreshing relief.
Washington reports from the Senate Agriculture Committee say a bumper cotton crop this year is gone forever as soil conditions in the Eastern belt are said to be suitable for planting. Jason Smith and staff back contract changes, while a New York Cotton Exchange former president argues against falters in delivery terms.
A garbled historical sketch traces the swastika from ancient religious use in Tibet India and Greece to its later adoption in Germany as a national symbol. It notes the transformation by Adolf Hitler’s regime and the global impact of this emblem through time.
The British Colt expedition recovered 37 rolls near Beersheba including two papyri with the earliest known Arabic writing. The oldest papyrus is dated 585 A D the first year of Emperor Justin II and records wheat land transactions. Additional fragments in Latin and Greek relate to Virgil.
Ethan Crann, famed for mercy flights over northwestern Ontario mining country, was critically injured when a plane piloted by Thomas Saragar crashed near Harris Jake, 100 miles northeast of Sioux Snoke. Crann was rushed to hospital. pilot suffered multiple fractures. Crann trained at local air school and worked in railway shops and as a storekeeper before taking to flying.
A planing mill and 25,000 feet of dressed pine lumber owned by W. P. Sturgla & Son Lumber Co at Daleville near Arkadelphia burned early Thursday. Loss partly insured. fire origin undetermined. Fire officials said the mill will be rebuilt in 30 days.
Greenville Georgia report profiles Edna Peavy who runs a 260 acre farm as head of operations since 1934 after her father’s death. She milks six cows daily before managing diversified yields across 60 acres corn 10 peas nine cotton and one sweet potato and keeps 50 to 75 hens for eggs and poultry. Proceeds from vegetables fruit and farm produce plus a bank balance fund the business through harvest season.
Tokio HH. RL Holt visited Hope on Friday. Mr and Mrs Emner Hilton and their young daughter from Fort Sill Oklahoma are visiting relatives here. Taylor Smith of Doyle visited his grandfather Sunday. The Rev W Mann Prescott district will preach at Sweet Home Easter Sunday and hold conference in the afternoon. Sam Huddleston was in Hope on business. C B Moore Mt Pleasant community traded in Tokio Saturday. Harshel Wisdom was a business visitor to Nashville Saturday. Elberta peach crop largely killed in valley and flat land. A N Youngblood and Vernon Barris visited Nashville on Saturday.
Saratoga Sunday school drew a large crowd Sunday. Several residents were noted visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns, including Mrs. W W Mahon and Mrs Baltto Smith of Pinay Grove, Mrs Bell Jones with daughter Pearl Mahon in Waterloo, and Connie Dougan in Prescott. Mrs Coleman returned home from Cora Donnell hospital after an appendicitis operation. Alten Hickey attended to business.
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