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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1966
Page
6
Hope Star catalog lists ads for bridge tips court docket and a simple garden tractor offer priced at 195 dollars. Classifieds mention chicken litter hay Bermuda grass blends bale pricing with contact numbers for evening calls.
A puzzle filled page combines a bridge bidding misplay story with a lengthy court docket and dozens of fines from Hope Arkansas. It notes a historic bridge error leading to a high penalty and mixes a municipal court list with a word puzzle. The tone mirrors a dense newspaper page balancing sports, law, and puzzles.
Solunar periods printed for Hope Star follow John Alden Knight's tables. Major periods begin at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours while minor periods are shorter. Days through Sunday February 20 show the schedule with premium fishing or hunting windows.
A compact quiz item lists answers: Venezuela from little Venice, ptarmigan and some grouse grow snowshoe toes, Earth’s average orbital speed about 18.52 miles per second, ragweed scientific name Ambrosia, and evangelist Billy Sunday who played major league baseball before converting in 1890.
Hope Star pages list 1927 publishing details and staff at The Star Building Hope Arkansas. Includes editor and publisher Alex H. Washburn and other staff roles. Provides circulation, postal, and subscription rates and advertising representatives across Arkansas and major cities.
The Verger Shower PTOA will observe Founders Day on Sunday February 27 with a program in Harms Gymnasium at 2 pm. Guest speaker will be Rev Robert Fickison pastor of St Paul Baptist Church Pine Bluff. C G Carmichael presides.
Oswald Jacoby shares tournament tips in a feature promoting his book Win At Bridge. Readers are invited to send name and address with 50 cents for a copy. Also reports Mrs Lee Cheatham hosting the Church Hill Extension Flame Makers Club February meeting with eleven members, one visitor, and leaders presenting Eye-Coneer items.
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to the Democratic Primary. County Clerk nominees are Mrs Pat McCain and Ernest Ridgdill. Tax Assessor candidate Carter Sutton. Sheriff and Collector candidate Jimmie Griffin. Circuit Clerk candidate Jim Cole. Treasurer candidate Harry Hawthorne. Coroner candidate J T Honeycutt. County Judge candidate Orie C Byers. U S Representative Fourth District candidate Arnold Richards.
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