Pondering a 1933 Hope Arkansas city ordinance trivia
A scanned OCR page mentions a city ordinance in Hope Arkansas from August 1933, detailing annual fees for pawn broking ten dollars, second-hand goods ten dollars, transient photographers three dollars per week, itinerant doctors ten dollars per week, phrenologists two dollars per day, and fortune tellers ten dollars per day. It cites repeal of conflicting ordinances and states effect from publication.
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