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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1966
Page
6
Ad rates and terms are listed for quick results with advance payment and telephone acceptance. Accommodation accounts may be opened with payment due when statements are rendered. The text includes varied rate figures and mentions house or telegraph counts as a single item.
Public notice style ad listing rental truck services by Perry's Truck Rental and Perry's Truck Stop in Hope Arkansas. Highlights include free furnishings, loading gear, no driver supplied, and a free estimate via PR F-51783. Also mentions Perry Campbell and routine job postings at the station with pay and benefits. Blue Lustre cleaning ad appears with location and price.
City of Hope adopts the Southern Standard Housing Code 1965 edition to set minimum health and housing standards. Enforcement by the Building Official with potential modifications by the Housing Board of Adjustments and Appeals. Penalties include fines from five to one hundred dollars, plus possible jail time, with repeat offenses counted every ten days.
A compact list of crossword clues with scattered readable items including beverage margin form of to be be carried and various nouns and adjectives. The readable fragments indicate a mixed set of across and down clues with partial answers and misordered letters suggesting a puzzle page segment.
Wednesday entries list cryptic terms and numbers with mixed names and codes. The fragment mentions Mimicker Miss Horne, Bib, Yelp, and Bind among other unreadable items, suggesting a catalog or puzzle-like record of notes and references without a clear narrative or outcome.
The Hope Star page lists circulation rates and advertising reps for Arkansas papers, then features quoted remarks from Gen Van Tien Dung on manpower and a veteran British official Sir Charles Jeffries reflecting on the permanence of institutions as the colonial office closes.
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