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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1935

Page

3

Maud Tigers to play Storks after Marine’s service note

Avistin G. Blackwell, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Blackwell of Hope Texas, enlisted in the U S Marine Corps in Los Angeles on March 10 1933. He trained at San Diego and is now with the U S Colorado after requesting foreign duty with the American Legation Guard in Peiping China. Also notes a Sunday baseball game between the Storks and Maud Texas at Fair Park with Lefty McDowell starting for Hope.

Hope Boy Lefty McDowell Marine Corps Peiping Hope Storks China Park Avistin G. Blackwell Robert A. Blackwell South Washington Street Hope U. S. Marine Corps Los Angeles Calif Young Blackwell Merine Corps San Diego Califor Uncle Sam U.S. S Colorado Prigate Blackwell American Legation Guard China Honolulu Hawaii Marine Corps Institute Blackwell Corps Storks Maud Texas Fair Park Lloyd Coon

Firestone ground grip tread promises extra traction for farmers

Firestone unveils the Ground Grip tire in three types for passenger cars, trucks, and tractors. The tread self-cleans, resists clogging, and maintains contact with the road for smooth riding. Gum-Dipped cords and extra layers reinforce strength for enhanced traction in mud, snow, and soft dirt.

Firestone

Farmers Rally for Agricultural Program’s Continued Support

Speakers condemn efforts to wedge groups against farmers and back a revised 1936 agricultural program. They defend the current policy as imperfect but advancing a better day, crediting the tariff and agricultural adjustment act for exports and productivity, while warning of organized opposition funded to undermine the program. Public address systems amplified the packed arbor gathering amid long applause.

Cobb Butler Alexander Hamilton Fogligh United States Tas

Contintaed Foorma Page One Report Repression

Disjointed clipping references opposition to government, Mussolini rhetoric growing aggressive, priests clashing with forces, and mass politics amid a volatile frame. Mentions anti government sentiment, front expectations, and unsettled masses.

Tralianyit Auta

World Cotton Supply Forecast Unchanged This Season

Washington analysts forecast world cotton supply for the coming season near last year’s 39.3 million bales. Foreign production may rise while August 1 carryover drops about 2.9 million bales. World consumption near average, American usage down about 2.35 million bales, with foreign demand up. Germany France India and Czechoslovakia expected to cut imports by about 1.4 million bales.

Washington Agricultural Department Department AAA Bureau of Agricultural Economies Germany France Indy Wdd Creel

Captain Meyers CCC remarks to Rotary meeting

Captain Meyer discussed CCC pay limits and discipline including a 442 per man raw food allowance, threats of dishonorable discharge for poor conduct, and seven honorable discharges to allow youths back to school. He noted recruits average 18 to 27 with three years of high school and many returning home for jobs awaiting civilian work. Lieutenant Henley conveyed compliments to the Rotary club. guests included Nona Winterley and Joe Walker Sr.

Ratip CCC Alyy Toy Ap Meyer Henley Ieainlinini Muyarui Janeheon L. Carter Dubassen COC Officai Nona Winterley Bully Texas Joe B. Walker Sr New Miata Wester States Whelesale Grocery Company Stary

90th Birthday for Mrs. M Huckabee

A reunion honored Mrs. Mattie Huckabee on her upcoming birthday with a midday picnic and conversations at Mrs. Z H Betts home on Lewisville highway. Attendees included family and friends from Union Point Craigforeds ville Patmos Texarkana Hope and nearby towns. A quote from New York Mier noted a gentleman avoids striking a woman.

Z. H. Betts Lewisville Road Lewisville Mattie Huckabee Alvin Stewart Lewis John Ben Marian Union Point Julia Kelly Craigforedsville Morris Owens Tesis Tomy Hollis Wilson Avis Calvin Patmos Margaret Wodnett Texarkana Emma Daugherty Spring Will Mary Yorom DeAnn Mes Price Taco Rivers Texas Betts Hope Clifton Bawden Jerry Marilyn Orville Mitchell Elmer Bytts Marjorie Ann 2. H. Betts Glenton

4-H Clubs to Be Given Study Day at Hope Station

Hempstead county 4 H club members will attend a study day September 10 at the University of Arkansas Fruit Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope. Frank H. Stanley announces the event. G W Ware describes a practical program on farm problems for girls and boys with demonstrations in landscaping home arrangements gardens orchards and fields.

University of Arkansas Fruit & Thuck Hope l Hempstead County Frank H. Stanley G. W. Ware Directo College of Agriculture Waa Fll Aynypstead

First New Bale Is Brought to Fulton

Fulton reported its first bale of cotton Wednesday with two bales weighing 558 and 530 pounds. Both were produced by Wade Cheathem, a Black farmer from three miles south of Fulton. Ginning expected to be heavy next week as Patton area opening proceeds.

Fulton Wade Cheat Ham Colton Patton

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