Garden foes and civic clubs mark Hope notices
A poem laments a neglected lot and urges community effort to beautify. The Hope Garden club plans a February meeting at 2:39 PM at Mrs. A. L. Blackson’s home on Louisiana Street. Local residents Genevieve Dodd and John Purkins visit. Bay View Reading club discusses William Henry Harrison and John Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Garden Club
A. L. Blackson
Louisiana Street
John Purkins
Hope
Fort Worth
W. S. Purkins
East Second Street
Bay View Reading Club
W. F. Saner
Hervey Street
Mortgage Burden in 1930s Debt Rise and Farm Plight
The article analyzes national and local debt growth from 1929 to 1932, noting totals near 200 billion dollars and per capita measures. It highlights farm price drops, rural tax rises, and bank and railroad loan strains, with deficits at city and state levels and a focus on farm relief via the LaGuardia-McKeown bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
LaGuardia-McKeown
Cardus Helps Woman Recover Strength After Cramping
Mrs. J. V. Bourque of Gonzales Louisiana reports relief from cramping and pain in the sides and back after using Cardus. She notes twelve bottles made her stronger than in years and suggests Cardus aids weak women by nourishing the body and aiding natural processes. Sold at local drug stores.
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Cardus
Debts and farm relief proposals amid 1933 reform debates
The article outlines measures to prevent bankruptcy during reorganization talks affecting railroads, farms, and industry. It notes proposed financing and note programs by senators Frazier Hull and Robinson, plus inflation proposals, as Congress debates farm relief and debt refinancing. A separate Arkansas public sale lists parcel descriptions and terms of sale under court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Frazier
North Dakota
Hull
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
House set to push measures through remaining session
House and Senate leaders aim to speed action on major bills this session. A revised truck and bus regulation bill from a governor appointed committee likely will be offered this week. The Joint Budget Committee plans to resume fiscal measure work with potential early introductions. A joint committee studies county government reorganizations and anticipates changes to the original bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Joint Roads and Highways Committee
Joint Budget Committee
Billy Sunday Taken Ill and Out of Danger
Des Moines reports evangelist William A Sunday collapse during revival meeting. He was placed in a hotel under careful watch and doctors said he was out of danger but needed rest before a move to California.
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Billy Sunday
Des Moines
William A
Billy
California
Sunday
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Chancery
In pursuance of a decretal order from the Hempstead County Chancery Court dated October 7, 1932 the commissioner will offer for sale at public auction at the front entrance of The Citizens National Bank of Hope Hope Arkansas the property of L M Boswell et al as part of The Commonwealth Building and Loan Association suit the plaintiff seeks to settle by sale to the highest bidder in the city of Hope.
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Stead County
Arkansas
City of
Hope
East Third Avenue
Giles
City of Hope
Washington Street
Said
Third Avenue
Laurel Street
Wallis
Dale Jones
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Commonwealth Building and Loan Association
Little Rock
L. M. Boswell
Citizens National Bank of Hope
County Cage Title and Friday Results Summary
A county basketball roundup lists players Guard 5 England Guard 7 Breeding Forward 2 Blevins Hile Forward 6 Spears Forward 0 Lee Center Stone Guard 4 Sheffield Guard 0 Bonds Forward 2. Friday afternoon scores include Hope 38 DeAnn 24 Guernsey 21 Rocky Mound 10 Patmos 24 Fulton 6. Friday Eight results show Guernsey 27 Patmos 26 Hope 36 Spring Hill 14 Columbus 24 Saratoga 16 Blevins 38 Washington 24. Saturday morning actions end with Hope 41 Guernsey 32 Blevins 26 Columbus 9 Patmos 24 Saratoga 8 consolation. Fulton forfeited to Rocky Mound due to no arrival.
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England
Breeding
Blevins
Hile
Spears
Lee
Stone
Sheffield
Bonds
Hope
DeAnn
Guernsey
Rocky Mound
Patmos
Fulton
Spring Hill
Columbus
Saratoga
Washington
Japan claims Jehol mission to curb rebels in Manchuria
Gen Nobuyoshi Muto's army presses for Jehol action on behalf of Manchukuo amid Geneva questions. Muto says Tokyo seeks to eliminate rebels and protect lives and commerce, denying any plan to annex Jehol and insisting military presence preserves peace under special treaty rights.
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Manchuria
Geneva
Nobuyoshi Muto
Jehol
Manchukuo
General Muto
Japan
Jehel
Card of Thanks for Arthur Claiborne
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Arthur Claiborne. We deeply appreciate the floral offerings from Mrs. Arthur S. Claiborne and families I F Russell and Homer Fuller.
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Arthur Claibore
Arthur S. Claiborne
I. F. Russell
Homer Fuller
U S Cotton Takes Place of Foreign With Steady Market
Memphis reports the cotton market remained steady with February quotations up about 3 Sixteen cents. Spot cotton demand was moderate with buyers mainly for immediate needs. Long staple premiums narrowed, farm activity slowed, and fertilizer tag sales rose slightly in January vs prior years. World consumption rose on American cotton while foreign growth use fell.
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Memphis
U. S. Department Agriculture
Weather Bureau
N. Y. Cotton Exchange Service
North Carolina
Four Winners Named in Hope Tiny Tot Revue
The Hope Tiny Tot Revue at the Saenger theater Friday night announced four winners. Girls first Betty Jean Murphy representing Lion Oil Refining, second Mary Catherine Betts of Marinello Beauty Shop, third Marty Jean Landes of Ward & Son. Boys winner Donald Parks Fisher of Western Union.
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Saenger Theater
Betty Jean Murphy
Lion Oil Refining Company
Mary Catherine Betts
Marinello Beauty Shop
Marty Jean Landes
Ward & Son
Donald’ Parks Fisher
Western Union
Hazel and pianist elope prompt family to flee
A note from Hazel confirms she and a pianist have eloped. The father replies that they should move away to avoid discovery when Hazel and her spouse return.
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Hazel
Pathfinder
Corson Hood Ridge Died After Noted Bicycle Maker
Ridge Hood Corson, a bicycle manufacturer famed for the Daisy two rider cycle built in the 1890s, died last night after a career highlighted by popular three-wheeled cycles. He retired in 1924 after decades in the trade.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
An old time medicine advertises Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe membranes and stop irritation while fighting germs, promising restoration of the system after colds or flu with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
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Sip Henry
E. A. Guest
Genevieve Dodd
Maginolia A. & M. College
Mrs
George Dodd
Jimmie Embree
Stamps
Magnolia
Taylor Alexander
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
W. R. Alexander
Mrs. Archer Dunhum
Mrs. Elliott Johnson
Stuttgart
Jesse Delaney
Foreman
City
W. S. Puckins
Arthur Claiborne
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Batty Co
Atlee
Gmreene’s Tea Room Magazine and Fountain Service
Elson‘huckins
Clue
Gladys
U.S
N. Y
BEN Chime
Jno. P. Cox Drug Co
Betta
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