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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1934
Page
3
Doctors Admire This Laxative Feen-A-Mint Chewing Gum
Doctors regularly prescribe Feen-A-Mint the chewing gum laxative praised for thorough cleansing of the intestinal walls. It is described as safe and non habit forming for both children and adults and urged to use now to stay on schedule.
Jets Around Shower in Need for Rain Across Community
The community pleads for rain as wells and streams run low. Clint Martin of Colorado Springs reports severe drought across the area after driving through. Edwin Brint visited his Prescott parents. Trey Asin and daughters Mavis and Glorian of Hope called on the Har family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Martin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edwin Brint
Woodul Brint
Prescott
Trey Asin
Mavis and
Glorian
Hope
Har
Abandoned 1930 Chevrolet Found In Arkansas
A black 1930 model Chevrolet coupe reported stolen in Little Rock was found abandoned on the Emmet highway three miles north of the city. Officer Homer Burke filed the report on Monday. The car carried Arkansas license 14479 and a Little Rock city tag and is in the possession of Revenue Officer Carl Mitchell while efforts to locate the owner continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Homer Burke
Arkansas
Rock City
Carl Mitchell
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 20 Referendum Arkansas
A 1934 Arkansas record notes the General Assembly referring Amendment No 20 to voters. It restricts state debt except to refund existing indebtedness and road bonds, requires majority approval in general or special elections, is self executing, and takes effect upon adoption. The notice is dated January 30, 1933, with witness on March 28, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Senate
State of Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of
Arkansas
Secretary of State
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Federal Land Bank of St. Louis sues Bettie Griffin et al and, by order of the Chancery Court, will offer for sale at public auction on September 1, 1934, the N E quarter and related tracts totaling about 230 acres in Township 12 S Range 26 W, Hempstead County. Sale on credit for three months at 8 percent with bond and security. Commissioner Dale C. Jones signs this August 4 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Federal Land Bank of
Washington
Hempstead
A. D
Dale C. Jones
Boxing chaos as aging fighters clutch for glory in San Francisco
Mickey Walker and Jack Kearns arrive in San Francisco amid dwindling fortunes and a fading chance at boxing glory. Walker, 33, shifts to middleweight to chase money, while Kearns ends his managerial run with meager prospects. The scene shows a sport in decline, with rumors of a loose ballot among contenders and lingering names like Maree Thil and Teddy Yarosz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns
San Franciscto
Max Schaveling
Maxie Rosenbloom
Walker
Fresno
Young Corbett HI
Bucks Office
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Ballyhoo
Vince Dundee
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Maree Thil
la Belle France
Miller
Thil
Corbett
Jimmy McLarin
San Francisco
Elizabeth
N. J
Gorilla Jones
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Ray McDowell
Man
Harold Sanford
Rayford Camp
Hinton
Harvey Knight
Bill Ramsay
Spring Hil
Milton Caudle
W. H. Atkinson
ED F. McDonald
Commissioner's. Sale
Warry Srayson
Wim
Paris
Dundee
Thit
Yarosz
Lou Brouillard
Missing Persons Bureau
New York Boxing’ Commission
Fittsburgh
United States
Gus Bernier
Mgr
New Capital Hotel
Page
Earl Page
Mage
Roy V. Leonard
Tilman B. Parks
James A. Marley
Democratic National Committee
President Roosevelt
Mr. Parks
Roosevelt
Appropriations Committee
Fae
Yas
Uys
James A. Farley
Henry J. Rainey
Parks
Ife
Appropriations
Congress
House
Henry T. Rainey
J. B. Buchanan
C. 8. Barrett
The
National Farmers Union
C. S. Barrett
Charles Q. Kelley
American Legion of Arkansas
Legionnaires
Arkansas Department
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