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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1933
Page
4
A pasted mix of verse and community briefs notes a sunset scene poem, a council meeting at city hall, family travel, a Messiah rehearsal, oblique marriage announcements, and social bridge events. Multiple names and places appear, including Little Rock, Los Angeles, First Baptist church, and Brookwood, with various social engagements and upcoming weddings.
A flurry of small local items reports a charming salad course at a game, Fanny SAYS, a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs W W Compton at Julia Chester hospital, and a charity pageant led by the Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Christian church. The program featured Mrs Oliver Williams and a mix of performers, with proceeds for a worthy cause. Other notices cover funeral attendance at First Presbyterian Prescott, a Bay View Reading Club meeting at Mrs J A Henry’s home, and visits among local families including Kathryn Matthews and Virgil Wortham.
Seven persons including Carl W. McKeen president of the National Bank of Topeka were indicted by a federal grand jury in the Kansas bond forgery case. Indicted with McKeen were Tom Boyd former state treasurer W W Finney and Arnold Finney plus C L Cooke Collis Harney and Leland Caldwell. Boyd resigned as state treasurer and other state officials face impeachment. editorial note cautions that wealth from the New Deal is unlikely without hard work.
For years doctors have recommended creosote in Creomulsion and six other medicinal elements to stop coughs and colds that might lead to trouble. The ad claims Creomulsion treats all colds and coughs, is harmless and easy to take, with a money back guarantee if not relieved as directed. Warns to keep Creomulsion on hand and to beware lingering coughs.
Bannister and reporters chase a high profile murder case tied to Tracy King. Denise Lang identifies the suspect while Denise Lang’s rival romance and missing letters fuel claims of a jealous lover. Authorities seek a confession as the Post circles high tension and hidden motives.
A historical survey argues lynching evolved from frontier rough justice to a torch of terror mainly against Black victims in the South after Reconstruction. It cites 1918 data showing only 16 of 62 lynchings for criminal assault, notes northern complicity, and recalls Celina killings in 1872 where innocent men were hanged amid mob frenzy.
Stanford negotiates to play in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day with interest from Army Notre Dame Princeton and others considered Duke out after loss to Georgia Tech. Rose Tournament Committee liaison in New York as talks continue amid broader federal anti lynching law debate and other national items.
Alexander Legge, 67, first chairman of the Federal Farm Board and president of International Harvester, died suddenly at his Hinsdale home. Born in Dane County, Wisconsin, he dedicated his life to agriculture aside from federal service in World War I and admin roles in mobilization and the War Industries Board. He chaired the Farm Board under Hoover, resigned in 1931, and later worked on an agricultural implement industry code.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of their son and brother J J Bruce and Family.
The Arkansas all state football selections list Hugh Chamberlain of the Bobcats as the third team center after nominations from 40 coaches statewide. John Donaldson of Little Rock High is named the state’s best center with Chamberlain noted as a standout passer and defender in his final Bobcats season, highlighted by a strong Nashville game and an excellent showing at Hot Springs.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses stomach and bowel cleansing products. Mentions one dose cleans out wastes and tones up the system. Includes garbled brand-like phrases and a name John S Gibson Drug Company.
An unclear passage discusses aid and mood with phrases about a group, smiles, frowns, and help. The text blends names and actions in a garbled form, lacking concrete events or identifiable subjects.
Neighbors gathered in memory of Norris P ONeal Mer and Mrs Dan W, honoring a recent bereavement with a beautiful floral offering. The ceremony highlighted local memorials and shared condolences from friends and family.
Afri K M Cook of Fort Payne Alabama states she sought relief for body soreness and back pain. After reading an advertisement she used Cardul and felt better after the first bottle and continued improving after a second bottle, leading her to recommend Cardul to others.
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