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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1942

Page

2

Hempstead County Farmers Urged to Conserve Soil and Grow Food

Hempstead county farmers are urged to use every acre for crops best suited to land while conserving soil. University of Arkansas expert Dale McGregor notes possible shortages of farm machinery and nitrogen fertilizer, urging increased pasture and meadow use, cover crops, and crop rotation to meet war needs and protect soil health.

Hempstead County Jared Oliver L. Adams Dward Ad Dale McGregor University of Arkansas College of Agriculture McGregor Hempstead McGree

Home Demonstration Club Activities and Meetings

February schedule shows multiple home demonstration club meetings across Antioch Sardis St Paul Ozan Cross Roads Washington Battlefield Marlbrook Union Grove and Battlefield with programs on nutrition food preparation and the Food Victory Campaign. February 7 meeting led by Mrs Andrew Inyard with devotional by Eleven members and one visitor present.

Antioch Sardis St Paul Ozan Bright Star Cordel Cross Roads P.m Washington Battlefield Idey Marlbrook Sweet Home Union Grove Ickory Shade Home Demonstra Club John C. Allen Fred Yuson

Community sets poultry milk goal for families

Women attended home demonstration meetings led by Mrs. J S McDowell and Miss Mary Claude Fletcher. Activities included demonstrations on making comforters, gardening, year round crops, and wartime home front guidance. Meetings hosted at Avery’s Chapel Mt Pleasant Marlbrook and nearby neighborhoods with plans for future joint sessions and seed donations.

Holly Springs Yat Mary Claude Letcher Springhill Bolly Spring M. N. Clements Bryant Boho Annle Dowell Silas Mc Buring Fletcher G Broun J. S. McDowell Battlefield

Oats Planted Across Heypstead County Face Nitrogen Shortage

County agent Adams notes record fall oats and warns of nitrate fertilizer shortages for top dressing. Applying 100 pounds per acre can lift yields by about 30 bushels, while 200 pounds may yield about 20 more bushels. Recommend nitrate of soda or sulfate of ammonia broadcast as growth begins in spring. complete fertilizers unlikely to pay off.

Heypstead Reberts Oliver L. Adams Chartes F. Sim

Prescott News Red Cross Benefit Nets $230.60 for War Relief

The Nevada County Red Cross benefit shows at Gem Theatre raised 230.60 added to 2028.49 previously collected for War Relief. Sixth grade led by Miss Winnie Duke sold 178 tickets winning a free future show. fifth grade led by Mrs. I. E. Honea sold 169 tickets. The World Day of Prayer was held Friday at First Baptist with all Prescott churches participating. The Thursday Contract Club met at Mrs. Douglas McSwain’s home for a luncheon and bridge. high score went to Mrs. J. R. Bemis. First Baptist Church schedule lists Sunday School, worship services, Baptist Training Union, and other programs.

Red Cross Nevada County Gem Theatre War Relief Fund Prescott Winnie Duke I. BE. Honea First Baptist Church C. A. Robinson McSwain Douglas McSwain J. R. Bemis

Society Notes Highlight Arkadelphia Guests and Fort Knox Move

Mrs. C RE Prewitt of Arkadelphia guests Mrs. Prewitt's mother Mrs. H E Bemis. J O Buckley of Arkadelphia visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. H E DeLamar. Mrs. Al Daniels spends a few days in Little Rock. Mrs. C RE Black leaves for Fort Knox Kentucky to join her husband stationed there.

C. Re, Prewitt Arkadelphia

Woman's groups plan church meetings and Bible study

The Woman's Missionary Society and the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for Bible study with Mrs. T. E. Logan at 2 30. The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church plans its monthly business meeting at the church. The Sunday School Council of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the church.

Woman's Missionary Society Woman's Auxiliary The First Presbyterian Church T. E. Logan First Baptist Church

March window for extension agronomist advice at Arkansas College

The extension agronomist from the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture notes the best results come from early March spraying, typically March 1 to March 15. They warn that later applications often yield poorer outcomes.

Mons University of Arkansas College of Agriculture

First Presbyterian Church Service Times Announced

The First Presbyterian Church led by Pastor R. D. Nolen lists Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m with the sermon Man s First Need is a Second Birth Vesper Worship at 5 30 p m Readers are urged to subscribe to the Hope Star delivery at home in Prescott by Mack Greyson phone 307.

Hope Star Prescott Mack Greyson Telehone

Goodby to social standards and the American dream

Our Daily Bread continues with a call to abandon envy and artificial distinctions in America and to embrace a future after the war. The piece urges dedication to victory and humanity, envisioning a land of freedom for all, as perilous times give way to renewal. A stray note on glow-worms notes their paralyzing sting and recovery.

Goodby America Humanity

Peanuts to Be Big Nevada Crop This Year

Nevada County farmers are urged to plant peanuts for oil due to wartime demand and oil shortages. A comparison shows peanuts yielded $25.65 per acre versus cotton $12.84, with barley noting higher income and lower labor. State war boards promise at least $82 per ton for No 1 peanuts and seed will be provided through local agencies.

Prescott Nevada County E. W. Loudermilk Novara W. Barlow Bethel Extension Service Barlow Camden Mc Barlow Barlw N.N. Daniels FSA

McKamie field crude test by Carter Oil near Stamps

Carter Oil completed a crude test at its Cornelius Unit in section 30 17 23 eight miles south of Stamps. The well produced 12 barrels of 46.2 gravity after perforations and is being reworked at about 7300 feet to test for oil after a saltwater setback. A 200 barrel daily temporary allowance was granted by the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission.

McKamie Liek Stamps Carter Oil Company Cornelius Cotton Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission MeKamie Buckner Columbia County Bradbams Sue Keys McKee Field McAlester Fuel Oil Company Jeffus

Marylanders drink more liquor in fiscal year 1941

Maryland figures show the average resident consumed 437 more liquor drinks and nine more wines during the 1941 fiscal year than 1940, with beer purchases up 40 bottles while draught beer intake fell 14 glasses. A California note mentions dented bottles used to separate cream from milk.

Annapolis

Japs Threaten Quinine Supply From Cinchona Trade

Wide World Features recounts how Dutch buyers secured cinchona seeds and built a vast East Indies quinine operation. Through selective breeding and plantations, they boosted quinine sulfate yield, making the drug vital for defense and wartime malaria treatment as tension grows with Japan.

Manthiatian Island Dutely Sail Dutch East Indies United States Wie Amazon Valley Andes Great East Indies Orient

Oil and Gas Notices From February 1942 Segments

Royalty deeds and lease filings appear for McRae Jr. to Charles H Thompson, Edna Linaker to Roy May, Wilson to McKenzie, Murphy to Murphy, and others. Assignments of D and G leases and Pure Oil Co transitions listed with sections in Twp 12–14, Rge 22–23 and dates around February 1942.

G. Lunsey Edna W. Linaker Roy M. May Sia O. & G. Lease R. J. Wilson H.W. McKenzie Warren Murphy G. Murphy J. M. Davis A. H. Boswell A. H. Boswell Efux In A.J. Neighbours, Si& NE Rye G. Hy Parham Rge D. & G. Lease Med Roy M Mays Pure Oil Co J. Warren Murphy J. T. Barhid

Career diplomats among women eye top posts

Adelaide Kerr profiles Rosa Durland, Cuban attache in London, a rare female career diplomat who defies early 20th century bias. The piece links Durland to her Havana roots, Barnard education, and Paris posting, noting her aura and ambition as she seeks broader roles in international law and state protocol. It also touches on other women in the arts and wartime Britain, including Maria Martins and Suzanne Silvercruys, plus Queen Elizabeth and Britain's Women’s Land Army amid wartime labor shifts.

Adelaide Kerr United States Latin America Rosa Durland Europe Lonedon Senorita Durland Havana Cuba Carmela Niente el Mundo el Pais Barnard College Columbia New York Manhattan Jess Englis Ste Maria Martins Nelson Rockefeller New York Museum of Art Suzanne Silvercruys Edward Ford Stevenson Sculpress Queen Elizabeth England Britain Women's Land Army Edith Head Hellywood de

Worries About Navy Building

Washington story recounts a Wake Island inspection report criticizing Navy construction for tropic climate durability and predicting little future building on the island. It notes aerial and sea attacks with casualties, then shifts to Treasury and Disney tax promo blurb and Treasury usherette uniforms.

Jack Stinnett Washington Wake Island Army Navy Islind Barracks Ain Treasurys Department Hollywood Walt Disney Treasury Disney Ito Kiclina Henry Morgenthau Mino T Treasury Mr. Morgenthau America

Yearly Report From Pave Orig Fic Books

The library served various clubs and organizations across the county with material for programs. Librarians seek to expand this service during future Hempstead county visits. Gouverneur Morris, an early US figure, died leaving his wife a life estate with income doubled if she remarried.

Hempstead County Gouverniur Morris United States

Fashion Forecasts and Spring Garment Changes

Forecasts discuss adaptable garments that alter their appearance for multiple uses. Mentions Billie Nicholson, a New York telegraph figure, and references to Society relief distribution. Describes Mrs. Rudman Artuay Heeren with roses, Rita Hayworth in Egyptian memory snoods, and Mrs. Michael Arlen in a bright green felt hat.

Billie Nicholson New York Telegraph Sperdler Sentehighthouse Builders Hay Peet Soothand Bri War Relief Society Rudman Artuuy Heeren Aimee Lopes le Sotto Spikes Rita Hayworth Michael Arlen

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