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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1968
Page
6
A garbled want ad page lists services from carpet cleaning to land clearing, drilling and furniture repair. It includes mentions of Prescott Arkansas contact numbers, a jewelry store, a women’s apparel manager position, and various ad copy fragments. The text also covers epilepsy myths, legal marriage restrictions, and medical Q and A discussions with drug references.
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Probate Court lists Emma Jane Martin estate No 2170. Administratrix Dorothy S Martin appointed August 7 1968. Creditors must file verified claims within six months of first publication dated August 12 1968. Publication includes Patmos Arkansas and Star Publishing Co. details.
A compact puzzle-style read listing numerous crossword clues with varied topics. The item groups include weapons, court terms, musical timing, animal and object names, and scattered proper nouns. The jumble shows many partial phrases and mis-spaced entries typical of an OCR crossword pull.
Ordinance No. 851 amends Ordinance No. 1790 to zone described land in Hope Arkansas as industrial. It designates parcels in Sec 31 and Sec 92 Tl 28 R24 W for industrial use and declares an emergency taking effect immediately. Mayor Donal Parker and City Clerk Frances S. Reynerson certify.
An ordinance vacates a portion of Dodds Avenue in Hope Arkansas. The measure notes lack of public use for five years, ownership by abutting property owners, plan commission approval, and public interest findings. It releases city rights, records with Hempstead County, repeals conflicting ordinances, and takes effect after passage and approval.
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