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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1931
Page
2
Arkansas Senate proposes a bill requiring buyers and sellers of hogs and cattle to keep detailed transaction records. Records must include seller and buyer names, amounts paid, and animal brands. Carcasses with obliterated or removed ear brands would be illegal to sell. Penalties include fines from five to one hundred dollars and up to 30 days imprisonment.
Chelsea Mass May U P The junk business is a major Chelsea industry with 137 waste shops employing 987 workers. The sector, dating from 1890 with Jacob Barger, now ships millions of dollars worth of salvaged materials worldwide, sustaining a payroll around 1 125 000 annually.
A French process called MEL GLO promises a youthful look without drying or irritating the skin. The powder spreads smoothly and does not clog large pores, aiming for a natural, non pasty finish. Available at John P. Drug Co and Geo. W. Rol Department Store.
A fragmented report outlines discussions among alumni about aid and contracts, mentioning Pat Page’s $12 salary, Sewell and Cleve ball writers reacting to Yankees notes, and Bend to next year plans. It also notes O Day’s push for pitcher trials and Hank’s nostalgia for old pitching distances. A Madison Square Garden deal for Carnera and Maloney leads to a Miami bout with Risko and Walker.
Harold Clark a 330 pound Arkansas University football player from Pawhuska spoke over the radio about a new donna and his squad.
An old ad claims a soda product relieved indestion and stomach gas for twenty years. A customer testimonial promises quick results in ten minutes, saying the medicine acts on both stomach and bowels. The copy pressures relief and includes drug store branding.
Okla. spoke on university football pro prospects during the first broadcast of a weekly KUOA series titled Razorback Rambling. The program features a campus celebrity answering questions from a sports announcer.
Lenore Ulric tells New York readers that the coveted It quality belongs to healthy sane natural girls not just the ultra stylish. She describes the ideal It girl as generous humble and loving of others rather than a Pollyanna.
NEA Chicago Bureau reports Ton J. Coughlin a longtime Chicago alderman known as Bathhouse John, a poet and race horse owner. He has survived every election since 1892 as his sole opponent dropped out recently, and his colorful past includes a stint as a rubber in a Turkish bath.
Gustav Holzer a 27 year old Winterthur clerk in Berlin was saved from a Alpine crevasse in the Silveretta Alps when his left ski bridged the opening and held him head down. He hung for two hours then chipped ice to form supports for his right foot and hands before being discovered and rescued.
The Masonic Lodge will conduct De gree work Tuesday night at 7 30 at the Mason Hall on South Elm Street Worshipful Master Harry W Shiver will oversee the event
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