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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
5
The Guernsey Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. W. M. Tansey’s home on January 28 with seven members and one visitor. Several members were absent due to sickness and there was no demonstration. The next meeting will be at Mr SB Anderson’s home on February 2 with a landscaping demonstration planned.
The many friends of Miss Mothe r Hatch will be glad to know that she is domiciled in the home of Myx T. M. Battle, corner North Louisiana street and West avenue C. Circle No. a ot the Womutts Mission ary Uniut of the First Baptist Church met sta welork Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. E. Chambliss, East Third street, with 12 members at, including one new murder, Mrs. Z. EB. Somtlin. An interesthia Mission study was led by Mrs. J. Owens, and following a short business period, We hostess served a nase formpting salad course.
A three member Plant-to-Prosper Committee named by Frank R. Stanley to recruit Hempstead County farmers for the Commercial Appeal and Chamber of Commerce contest. Members Ruffin White T A Cornelius and Lee A Molt. Prizes include 200 first 100 second 50 third and a 500 grand prize for best record in the Mid-South. Farmers may enroll at the county agent's office by February.
Jay V. Toland secretary treasurer of Nashville Production Credit association outlines farmer access to costed loans through local co operatives in Nashville Arkansas. Interest rate five percent charged only when loan is outstanding. Crop loans secured by first lien on crops with collateral to fully secure. Loans for producing outputs up to one year. Advances available near harvest. Dairy loans five hundred loans and general agricultural loans offered. Free copies of agreement may be obtained from the association.
The defense says their client Shank should face a federal sanity hearing. They argue a 18 month old Benson murder claim involving Alvin Colles and his family shows prejudice and coercion, risking deprivation of due process if executed.
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The article portrays strained New Deal unity as revelations about White House influence on the oil administration surface. It recounts whispers of Roosevelt faltering, mentions figures like Varley and McIntyre, and recalls party social scenes and past administrations amid a backdrop of fault lines and public glare.
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