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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
2
Dealers note Ford plans to purchase vast farm and forest inputs to supply a million car production. The effort would require 1 060 pounds of wool, hides, milk byproducts, beeswax, crude oil derivatives, and extensive wood and leather resources. Civil and industrial supply chains would be mobilized to support the single million car target with extensive raw materials and labor inputs.
The Celebrities Committee for the 1935 Arkansas Cotton Festival in Little Rock plans a Hollywood division led by Dick Powell. They aim to bring a film star from the movie capital to visit during the three day event, with other Arkansas figures like Janet Chandler and Eris Linden involved in organizing. The festival runs May 4 to May 9 with a Cotton Pageant at Ravanaugh Field and a major parade, featuring about 1000 participants and the first annual Cotton Ball in the Hotel Marion Ballroom.
Arkansas authorities move to suspend Joe Peck license after a February 17 crash. Peck facing grand jury indictment for failure to stop and alleged intoxicated driving. Commissioner Wiseman plans to withhold Peck license pending attorney general guidance and driving-ability evaluation.
A column extols the mutual dependence of Ford cars and farming, detailing how crops from corn to flax, castor oil to turpentine, and rubber from trees support car production and fuel local industry. It notes a family visit by Tamimori and Hammons ties, and refers to various agricultural outputs and their roles in manufacturing.
On a remote Isle under medieval law, a woman identified as Mrs Gor 4 trugle de fa ft 7 was condemned to death. The trial involved Alfred Bri and a royal council advising King George on whether to execute her. Judges deemed her insane as she lay asleep during the proceedings.
A draft bill circulated by Senator Harelsen and administration allies outlines a compromise funding method for a rash bonus issue, pegged near 3 million dollars, with a plan to adjust cases from 1937 to 1938 and offer an exchange for near-term cash. The White House signaled no firm commitment yet, while congressional leaders debated timing and feasibility.
Fragmentary OCR text describes divided actions around a trial jury. Mentions a tenth or eleventh juror, a mothering form, and an attempt to disrupt the jury with a ploy of inscity. Indicates one juror was removed for personal grounds, leaving seven jurors in a potentially inadequate quorum.
A garbled collection of quotes touching on governance, self care, public behavior, and anti war themes. Names include Bernard Baruch and Nick Ryan, with scattered references to French and English behavior, and mentions of 1917 figures and a winter. The text lacks coherent narrative.
A list of extended cattle tuberculin test dates and meeting locations is reported. The notices name state veterinarians and several counties, with dates ranging from late April to early May. Multiple towns and parishes are cited, including Washington, Columbus, and Hope, alongside organizers and scheduling notes.
Sweet Home W E Shorells of Betlon preached here Saturday night and Santas RK WH Huskey left Monday for northern state to take up government work. Hy was at cembamert by Harold Miskey. Mr and Mrs Ernest Spears and gan 1 Hope were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Hugh Nelen. Also Mrs Ed Nelen were Sunday church visitors, with dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Horace Pye. Mr and Mrs Clifford Huskey and daughters Maureriec and Patrician Ann also present.
A local advert describes a poison cake product for rats and mice to be placed where vermin are seen in kitchens cellars and small buildings. It details timing in days 4 7 and instructs cutting pieces 80 portions per cake with variants for chicken houses and stores sold by John F Cox Drug Co Ward and Son.
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