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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1966
Page
6
Classified display and legal notices show rates for ads payable in advance and telephone acceptance with account terms. The page includes RENT A TRUCK offers, a legal notice in Hempstead County Arkansas, a gardening Q and A section on Virginia creeper versus poison ivy, and a Texarkana Gazette subscription ad. It lists prices, contact numbers, and brief service descriptions.
A group of seven sisters ran a hair tonic shop with daily show window displays that drew crowds. A neighboring merchant protested and a judge ordered the window display stopped for blocking the sidewalk, while noting that lively advertising must not unduly hinder public access. Also mentions a clean 1960 Studebaker pickup sale listing with phone numbers.
Reader questions a mole hair removal method. Doctor warns cutting hair is safest to avoid irritation that could trigger premalignant changes. A benign nevus is defined as a noncancerous mole. Narcolepsy treatment options are discussed, noting risks of sleep attacks while driving and suggesting prescription drugs or alternatives like Metalex or Nicozol under medical care.
Rental listing for a two bedroom plus den house with 12 15 6te terms on Spring Hill Road available Jan 1 shown by appointment. Contact PR 73214 for details and PR 13221 for another property on Hwy 67 East with 3 bedrooms and a den bath.
Real estate ad lists a NICE 2 BEDROOM house in Hills of Hope Addition on a corner lot. Includes knotty pine cabinets and extensive interior work, priced at 5900 with contact PR 17 2644. Also mentions owner relocation.
An article notes a city enacted a sidewalk sign ban aimed at stopping the sign carrying “sandwich man” curbside advertising but faced a constitutional challenge. The court held the ordinance unconstitutional as unfair and selective, permitting other signage on pickets and public transit while erasing a longstanding low cost ad form. The ABA feature by Wil Bernard discusses the ruling and a separate line about a dad who played Santa.
Fragmentary Hope Star masthead from 1899 lists staff roles, publication data, and advertising rates. Includes names such as C. L Palmer, Alex H Washburn, H Jones, C M Rogers Jr, and mentions circulation, AP affiliation, and various domestic mail rates.
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