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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1936

Page

3

Two Hempstead township posts decided by county committee

Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee met at Hope city hall Friday to canvass Tuesday primaries and certify nominees. Dillard won from Saratoga for precinct committeeman and Hood won road overseer in Redland after sub committee protests. Results list Justice of the Peace and road overseer winners across townships with several ties resolved. absentee ballots noted but counted later.

Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee Hope City Hall W. F. Dillard Saratoga Bill Hood Redland Township Jin Hughes Dillard Hughes Bill Hite Hoad Central Committee Hood Hille Central W. S. Atkins

Official Canvass of Hempstead County 45 76

The item notes a formal canvass in Hempstead County with figures showing four dollars referenced in the fragment.

Rebels and attacks at Pine Bluff border line

A Cloudy onslaught by rebel troops and heavy government fire near Tren highlights six miles of fighting in the Spanish civil war as rebels retreat. In Portugal, rebels seize Badajoz to aid campaigns toward Madrid while in Arkansas a cattle sale offers purebred bulls for replacement at Pine Bluff on October 16.

Biscay Pine Bluff Biratou Associated Pressi Tren Bay of Biscay Spain Shaw Ark R. RB Musselman Hempstead

Swedes Report Record Low Life Term Prisoners

Stockholm reports 49 life term prisoners the lowest ever, while total inmates reach 1,816 with 80 women. Sweden has long abolished capital punishment. Last year counts were 1,714. The note oddly mentions Montana propulsion usage in 1985 for distribution and retailing, including cars and accessories.

Stockholm Sweden

Governor Futrell Plans South-wide Farm Tenancy Conference

Little Rock bulletin reports Governor Futrell proposing a South wide conference to tackle farm tenancy economic problems. An Arkansas commission of 40 or 30 members, including sharecroppers, landowners, business leaders, educators, and legislators, will be appointed in days and meet in Hot Springs to map a side program.

Little Rock Futrell Arkansas Hot Springs

Telephone engineers take inventory in Hope

Telephone engineers from Southwestern Bell toured Hope counting poles, braces, wires, and boxes for a state-wide property inventory ordered by the Department of Public Utilities. H W Shepard said the effort will help determine telephone service costs. next, inventory of instruments and central office equipment will occur, with Macedonia cemetery to be named next Tuesday August 18 seven miles south of Hope on the Hope Patonies road.

Hope Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Utili Hese Chinerrs Urey H. W. Shepard Telephone Company Shepwird Macedonia Hie Hope-Patnies Road

Heaviest Melon Gains Fame At Seed Store Display

C D Middlebrooks of Pauus displays a 137 pound cross between Triumph and Tom Watson melons at Monts Seed Store. He notes a 141 pound Tory Watson melon and cites earlier heavy crosses, including a 91 pound Tom Watson grown in 1933 by Earl Dudley. In Nanking famine relief talks, officials probe pills claimed to cure hunger using sesame seeds soy beans and herbs.

C. D. Middlebrooks Pauus Dick Powell Hollywood Nanking China Famine Relief Commission Kansu

Turned Brown By Brown Turner

HERRODSBURG Kentucky Special reportage notes a speaker at Abe Lincoln’s birthplace cabin reflecting on jobless policy by forbidding industry to hire. He predicts three months of universal employment and critiques Americans for breaking laws on highways. Senator Glass continues political salvoes.

Herrodsburg Abe Lincoln Senator Glass

Mrs. R. T. White Dies on Saturday

Mrs. R T White longtime Hope resident and U D C Arkansas Division secretary died at her North Washington home at 10 20 am Saturday after six weeks illness She was a First Methodist church member and active club woman Funeral service is 5 pm Sunday at First Methodist with Rev Fred R Harrison officiating Burial will be Rose Hill cemetery Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs J B Stewart of Vicksburg Miss a grandson a niece Miss Phila Tharp of Pittsburgh Pa and other relatives

R. T. White North Washington Street Fred R. Harrison Rose Hill Cemetery J. B. Stewart Vicksburg Phila Tharp Pittsburgh Pa

Kansas Cyclist Is Visitor Saturday

John Richardson a 26 year old cyclist from Parsons Kansas arrived in Hope at 10 a m Saturday with doubts about tales of the worlds largest watermelon He has cycled through every state and two foreign countries Mexico and Canada He just left the Texas Centennial in Dallas and hopes to reach Hot Springs by dark next Thursday August 20 He came from Texarkana Saturday morning and to prove his travels showed a large collection of newspaper clippings Hornets sometimes build nests in odd places with one colony inside an empty corn shuck.

John Richardson Hope Richardson Parsons Kan Mexico Canada Dallas Texarkana

Bailey Wins Arkansas Races Amid Court Nomination Shuffle

Bailey is elected state comptroller as the political balance shifts after secretaries and officials declare Democratic support. McDonald concedes the gubernatorial bid as official returns from 72 counties place Smith ahead of Johnson by about 2,400 votes. Bailey trails McDonald in the comptroller tally before final counts favor Bailey.

Little Rock F. McDonald Ally Bailey McDonald ED M'Donald Troller Griffin Smith C. E. Johns Smith Johnson McDonald’s v

Griffin Smith Defeats Incumbent for Arkansas Supreme Court

Arkansas voters, with 117,639 for Griffin Smith and 135,601 for C E Johnson, completed most county tallies as four counties lagged. The victory marks a rare defeat for an incumbent in a lifetime bench, with results expected to run full in coming pages.

Bailey Smith Little Rock Arkansas Griffin Smith Paragould Arkansas Supreme Court Griffin C. E. Johnson Johnson Carroll Logan Prairie van Buren Supreme Bench of

Men of Tomorrow: Carlton King recalls paper route life

Carlton King, 16, the Hope Star’s oldest and largest carrier, writes of early duties, bond investments, and loyal subscribers on South Era Street. He recounts a humorous encounter with a female subscriber who mistook him for a man and admits fines for late deliveries while aiming for a future in agricultural work.

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W. I. Dillard Saratoga Committeeman—Hood Redland Mrs. Morris England Monts Deftoan Wayne H Mes G. B. Morris A. C. Monts Claude Lawlerbuch Fread Luck Badean Justrie of Fonce W. B. Lafferty Miles Laha Hamp Hewitt Thornton Burns Spring Hill Township A. J. Lafferty Mike Foley A. B. Moses Jack Johngan Ozan Township Robins J. P. Baker O.T. Bock Sammmy Smith Garland Township C. M. Burke F.O. Wood S. J. Burke John GC. Lloyd Water Crek Township J. RB. Carnelius L. A. Grant Spycal W. Rumsey Wallaceburg Seyral Flapper Fanny Lainie U.S Pat Hempstead County United States Jon T. Robinson Rosser Venable Ed FL. McDonald Afl R. A. Cook Howard Reed Harvey G. Combs St AG O. E. Gates Bob Bailey Sam M. Levine Harvey Thorne Marvin Brook Norflewt al Tat Dack Holt Sverelees of Stite Geo. W. Nou C.G. (Crip) Hall Gaittol Ag Charley Parker Oscar Humphre J Abe Earl Page Griffin B.mithiki Prank G. Smith Bethure W. O. Clark Otis Wiley PF Jimerson Brooks Hay Sissi L. E Percy) Hinton al Vy Laura Davis Fitzhugh Ry FE. W. Frost Baiopal Ty AO Wade Kitchens BRS Neill C. Marsh Sas Rayle Ned Stewart Aay Ladilis R. L. Byers Frank Rider BU Ruffin White Luther Higeason Lai Jim Bearden al As Frank Ward Ray E. McDowell Dhe Ais A Ralph Bailey Arthur C, Anderson W. A Fparnhy Bi Charles F. Reynersen Lillie Middlebrooks M. Stephens Clifford Franks L. Pilkinton Lal Frank May Mabelle Onstead J. H. Weaver Hugh D. Chirk John P. Vesey Oy Luke Monroe Emory A. Thompson Rebels Earley Montana Bulletins Louisvhe Qare Te Washington-11 Bureau of the Census Cleveland Ohio Uth National Union For Social Justice William Lemke Union Party Sand Thomas O'Brien Hig State Bureau Middlebrooks Watson Brown Turner Pioneer Family Kansas C. Hy. Johnson Star Carrier Boys Carlton King Hope Star A.u. King South Pine Tech Renaldf Carrie South Era Street South Elin Sam Jwe
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