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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1931
Page
2
Norma plans a quiet dinner while awaiting Chris as a stranger visits Miss Kent. F. M. Travers, Mark’s father, warns of blackmail and danger, revealing a tense family conflict and a looming confrontation as the scene ends with Mark arriving.
An accord among France Britain and the United States outlines key credit terms. Officials say an advance of about 200 million dollars will be provided, with details to be published later.
Mr. Moriah reports Delmar Biddle improving after a serious illness while Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Hart recover from typhoid fever. Miss Bonnie Darby returned home after a week with friends in Camden. Miss Marilla Taylor hosted Texarkana relatives for a weekend visit. The Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. Will Tomlin's home with twelve members present. Mrs. Henry Edwards led the meeting and examined Proverbs chapter three. The session closed with prayer by Mrs. Sarah Callnoun.
Notice announces the reopening of a gasoline station a mile south of Hope on Lewisville road with TEXACO oil and gasoline. The owner says service will resume as in the past and invites patronage. Additional offers include a vegetable tea or cleaning products, with unclear items listed.
Mrs Date Darby visits father Lum Vines of Bodean Sialone while farmers cut hay and haul. Harold Martin goes to Friendship to tend cemetery. Floyd Marter R L Martin syrup this week as others work at Corinth cemetery. The death angel took baby Dalton Bufford from Earl and Rine Bufford last Thursday. Mollie Martin dies Tuesday. Jessie Silvey and Thames visit Magnolia. Will Crain’s Tuesday night party well attended and reported in nice time.
The piece discusses Thompson and Fields as current welterweight contenders with promoter McGinty and manager Alvis shaping the upcoming Thompson Fields bout. It notes Cleveland fans’ mixed outlook, suggests two possible uncrowned champs Corbett and Brouillard, and mentions past bouts with Freeman and recent wins in non title affairs.
Chattanooga beat New Orleans 6 to 0 while Philadelphia won 5 to 4 over New York. Cleveland crushed St Louis 13 to 1 and Washington beat Boston. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 4 while others remained unscheduled.
The Broadway of America Highway association presents a broad plan to erect uniform city limit signs along the Broadway route and issue 200,000 color maps detailing national monuments. The program seeks equal treatment for all towns, broader cooperation from cities, and distributions via the A A A before fall and winter travel.
Roy Mahaffey left after seven as George Earnshaw finished the game for Mahaffey who earned credit for his 15th win of the season in a 5 to 4 victory over Charley Ruffing. Cleveland routed St. Louis 19 to 1 while St. Louis welcomed home the Cardinals after their Eastern tour. The Cards beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 to start their home stand in the National League.
Unemployed labor in Muncie Indiana is put to work on street repairs. Fifty protruding street corners are being cut back from four or six foot radii to radii of 45 or 30 feet. The effort aims to improve street safety and urban infrastructure using public funds.
Wistan th. Weal, rector, for the republican fimilies, Bald tt an. ad national eo i freke before the Minsouri Republican Editorial Association here Friday that the republican party would welcome fate i 1032 "those subjecte on which "the damocradle high comemand his body directing Its ire-the thrift and low mood." , Webt said the democrats hope to "ede Infpewar upon the wave 'of discontent' they have sought to create with their unwarranted assaults on the administration.
The fragmentary item references a sports note about a figure linked to science and curves. It mentions a minister and a writer, suggesting a quirky historical anecdote. Details are unclear, but the piece signals a curious cross between clergy, science, and athletics.
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