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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
3
The article details the迁移 of the cabin tied to Abraham Lincoln s parents from Forkin Washington to Harrodsburg and finally within Pioneer Memorial State Park. It notes donor A Clements gifted the cabin’s deed in perpetuity, Ke…
Rev Bearden preached to a large Sunday audience in Spring Hill. Spring Hill teams beat Emmet and Guernsey in basketball on Wednesday night. A tacky party at Mr Betts drew a large crowd and good cheer. Lester Kent of Grange Hall spoke Sunday night. Crabb and Nichols visited the Dumas home Friday. Mr and Mrs Chester May visited Saturday. Mrs Gaines and daughter from Melrose visited Mrs Sooter Sunday.
A fragment states no responsibility for red signage by our employees on Highway Job 3116 unless written authorization by Clyde Wallen is provided. The note cites the supervisor as Mr Clyde Wallen and emphasizes official written consent.
Regular appointments filled in Rocky De Ann with Elde Leroy Samuels. Families and visitors from Texarkana Bodcaw Hope Rosston Bluff Springs Green Laseter and Gage Oklahoma enjoy weekends and midweek visits. Several residents hosted relatives including Miss Opal Grisham and Miss Birdie East with Faye and Alice Purtle.
St. Louis Cardinals appoint Eugene F. Karst as publicity director to gather information on the Cardinals system clubs and supply news to newspapers. Karst, with a long standing baseball interest since his Cardinal Jonothale days, will manage press material and disseminate updates.
Rockland Maine reports Horatio D Crie director of Maine sea and shoe fisheries estimates 6000 new fishermen between Biddeford and Eastport working despite unemployment. They fish through holes in ice on tidal rivers catching two to ten pounds of smelt per tide and sell at about 25 cents a pound.
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