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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1934
Page
4
A long clipping lists poems by Samuel F. Smith and a wave of social notices from Hope Arkansas. It details church activities, Womans Auxiliary meetings, Circle gatherings, readings, and missionary society reports. It notes a marriage announcement for Miss Louise Welch and R. Cullipher, plus a hospital operation for Mrs. J. L. Stringer and family updates.
The district bond funds show debt service of 6 472 043 dollars available for debt service. The first year would total 5 053 426 dollars, leaving 1 418 617 dollars for the sinking fund with sinking fund allocations. In the first two years GBG percent of sinking fund goes to Hebte, equating to about 169 000 dollars in interest on road district refinancing bonds, increasing the total available to buy in roads district obligations to approximately 1 012 000 dollars.
An old ad promotes Bukets bladder tonic pills for night urination relief. It claims the product uses hu chu leaves and juniper, promises a 25 cent trial, and a money back guarantee after four days if unsatisfied. The copy warns of bladder and bowel issues as danger signals and urges regular bowel cleansing with castor oil. John S. Gibson Drug Co. and Brint's Drug Store distributed the ad.
Government guidance outlines who must file and when to file. Single filers with net income of 1000 or more or gross 4000 or more, and married couples with net income 250 or more or gross 4009 or more must file. Filing runs January 1 to March 15 in the district where the person resides or has principal business. Four percent normal tax on the first 4000 over personal exemptions and credits, eight percent on net income above that, with surtax on income over 4000. Do not file without instructions. gather memoranda and provide necessary explanations for audits.
Tax rules under the Revenue Act of 1932 prorate dependents and personal exemptions when status changes during the year. A fraction of a month is ignored unless it exceeds half a month. Examples illustrate joint returns with a $2204.34 personal exemption and separate returns with $104.17 each, plus head of family considerations and the merging of exemptions during marriage. A dependent turning 18 prompts a prorated $400 credit. the same proration applies to other dependents with status changes.
The report details a woman's weak condition preventing her from signing a written statement. Dr Dew Simmatudy appears in court as an attorney discusses her ability to testify, while Dr Dean, dressed in brown with gray eyes, remains central to the case as her lawyers say she will respond when the state permits.
The testimony describes August Thelhélmer and his mothers in law Mrs Al Weller recounting how the doctor received urgent phone calls the night of the incident and how he went out at midnight returning after a four hour absence. They say he was ill not drunk and tried to self treat but could not eat for five days before agreeing to hospital care. His former wife and infant daughter resided elsewhere in Greenwood.
The article details mileage routes from Chicago to New Orleans via U S 70 and U S 61 with 1 186 miles total and 50 miles gravel, noting Hot Springs increases to 1250 miles. It cites a shorter 998 mile path via Memphis and Jackson with 255 gravel miles and mentions Tennessee’s gasoline tax and a cease decree on out of state trucks. It also notes Tennessee Weeks, reciprocal agreements, and highway police watching southern Illinois roads.
Three clients of William P. MacCracken were ordered to appear before the Senate next Friday to show why they should not be held in contempt for taking animal papers subpoenaed by a Senate committee. The papers belonged to the clients but were in MacCracken’s law office files. Assistant secretary of commerce involved.
Mrs G A Bounds of Plain Deals ing. ta writes Cardui helped her regain strength after birth and she praises its reliability. She says her mother used Cardui with good results and she has given it to her daughter. She plans to continue using Cardui in her family as needed. Buy Cardui at the drug store.
Maettyncken head of the Aéronautins Division of the Commerce Department faces arrest to answer for the inquiry into air mail contract awards. Evidence shows 1990 meetings to divide routes and contracts, with Brown’s postmaster general actions cited as the basis for claims of fraudulent, rotten foundations.
Dr J V Arrington 58 of Blevins died at Cara Donnell Hospital Prescott Friday at 6 45 am after a short illness He practiced medicine in Blevins for 28 years Funeral services were held in Blevins Methodist church Saturday at 7 o clock with Rev W Simmons of Texarkana in charge Burial was in Nash Cemetery Nash Texas He was born in Louisiana moved to Nash as a boy and attended Kidder College in Sherman Texas Survived by his wife a daughter three brothers and two sisters He was a member of Blevins Methodist Church
A piano and vocal recital is set for Wednesday at 3:30 PM in the East Third Street home of Mrs Dark Bruner. The program features multiple student and local musician pieces including works by Beethov en and Bohm, with Madrigal Music Club members assisting.
For sale rooted grape cuttings and lending varieties at 10 cents each and a $1 dozer offered by J. E. Stheotey. Located one mile northeast of Hope on U S 67 highway. For rent a six room furnished house in a good neighborhood. Reasonable rates. Phone 1 ox see Mrs. Charles Rauton Jr. 6-3t-p.
Arthur L. Taylor is appointed to fill the vacancy in Ward Four on the City Central Committee caused by the resignation of Calvin Cassidy. Ed Van Sickle serves as Chair.
A fragmented OCR fragment notes fronted Brimer and Frances Mitchell as pupils in Bagyo area. Details are unclear but indicate student references in a local context.
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