Tribune Notice on Memorial Tributes and Rates
The Star states charges apply to tributes cards and memorials for the departed and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts. Advertising rates list advance payment in carrier and mail options, with Hempstead Nevada LaFayette counties at 3.00 per year and elsewhere 5.00. The Associated Press dispatches remain exclusive for publication and local news.
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Star
Hempstead
Névada
LaFayette
Bleusher
Associated Press
Hope civic platform outlines city state and county plans
The Star presents a platform urging use of municipal power plant revenue for Hope's industrial and social growth. It notes 1933 reforms, alley and yard sanitation, chamber backing, a county highway program to reduce dirt roads, and cooperative effort across organizations. State programs include highway progress, tariff reform, and more efficient government via a modern budgeting system.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Submarine pioneer Lake tests new craft in Long Island Sound
Bruce Catton reports Simon Lake’s new submarine, dubbed a “baby sub,” reaching the sea bottom to explore the ocean floor. The device, capable of diving and hoisting divers, suggests potential commercial and scientific uses beyond war, signaling a promising start for broader submarine utility.
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Simon Lake
Long Island Sound
Jules Verne
Mr. Lake
Lame Duck And War Policy In The United States
A period of holdover Congress and a stalled administration is analyzed as an unintended lesson on government reform. The piece argues the current disarray over reissues and foreign policy stems from systemic flaws, not individual actors, and discusses a pending amendment to fix the system.
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Congress
Pardonable Delay Questioned on St Lawrence Waterway Pact
Senator Robinson of Arkansas questions any final Senate action on the St Lawrence waterway treaty citing serious opposition and urging full debate and extended consideration. He suggests postponement to the next session would cause little harm if it prevents rushed, ill informed decisions.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
St. Lawrence
Evan Waterway
Ungrounded Anecdotes from Var and Veterans Echo in Alabama Memory
Fragmentary quotes recount Var remarks on authors and a Federal Judge noting Confederate soldiers returning to Alabama with injuries. The reminiscence mentions Robert L. Williams of Muskogee Oklahoma and a claim about wartime charity alongside a blunt note on labor and resilience.
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Alabama
Robert L. Williams
Muskogee
Okia
Two Local Leaders Lease Barlow Barber Shop On Elm Street
J. E. Norvell and Pete Gibbin have leased the Barlow Barber shop located on Elm street. A post card from friend H. Shulte reveals he is spending holidays at his old home in Twistringen Germany. Charles Austin, cashier of the Bank of Mineral Springs, has disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
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J. E. Norvell
Pete Gibbin
Barlow
Elm Street
H. Shulte
Twistringen
Germany
Charles Austin
Bank of Mineral Springs
Local moves and student departures noted in town news
J N Kenney moved his millinery shop to the W A Mills building on Second street. Miss Mina Hinton and Miss Esther Garland left for Ouachita Baptist College Arkadelphia. Mr and Mrs W M Hart entertained with a dinner for guests Fred and Webb Laseter, A and M College students home for holidays. Miss Mary Fillow Brack left for Dallas to attend Southern Methodist University.
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J. N. Kenney
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Modern Manner Schemes by Young Panhandler in Portland
In Portland Oregon a young 11 year old panhandler uses a fast new tactic to gather dimes by feigning hunger and collapsing on the street. Police arrest him on a vagrancy charge after the fourth incident.
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Portland. Ore
Eugene Formand
Formand
Sheila Shayne Seeks Work in New York Vaudeville Scene
Sheila Shayne, 18, daughter of late vaude actors, arrives in New York seeking work as a dancer. She aims to join Joe Paris’ Tin Pan Alley circuit, meets Bill Brady and Timmy, and rehearses with Dany Gleason and others as Trevor Lane and Dick Stanley plan a party.
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Sheila Shayne
New York
Sheila
Shelia
MA Lowell
Myt
Myrt
Shella
Dany Gleason
Engerly
Joe Paris
Trevor Lane
Dick Stanley
Paris
49Th Street
Broadway
Daisy
Roscoe
Joe
Tin Pan Alley
Bowery
Sterling
Bill Brady
Bill
Brady
Gleason
Ain Shayne
Backstage Plans for a Dancer in a Broadway Routine
Sheila returns to work filling in for Daisy Gleason in a Broadway show. Bill directs rehearsals while Mabel clashes over costume size, and Stella watches the dancers rehearse with a mix of restraint and fascination.
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Heila
Daisy Gleason
Roscoe
Daisy
Sheila
Bill
Mabel
Bronz
Stella
Elephantim
Broadway
Brady
Local Candidate List For Hope Primary Campaign
Voters in Hope Will participate in the Democratic primary on January 24 1333 with candidates for mayor treasurer and alderman listed including RUFF BOYETT LOWTHORP RIDGDILL JONES HARPER AGEE TAYLOR LEWIS and others. Separately a Hempstead County commissioner's sale notes real estate offered at public vendue January 26 1933 by Commissioner Willie Ha in two court cases The Federal Land Bank of St Louis vs P L May and R S Jones vs Claude C Hunt Administratrix with bids to be secured by bond and payable over three months. Acreage details and legal descriptions accompany each listing.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
P. L May
Court House
Washington
Arkansas
Towit
R. S. Jones
Claude C. Hunt
Hempstead County
Chancery
A. D
Willie HA
Sale Notice from Hempstead Arkansas Chancery Court
Commissioner in Chancery Willie Harris issues sale terms for a tract in Hempstead Arkansas. Credit sale per court order 8 percent interest from sale date until paid, lien retained on premises to secure payment. date of signature January 4 1933.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
A. D
Willie Harris
Bank Statement From First National Bank Hope Arkansas
A dated bank statement fragment shows figures like 1,017 8934 1 341 990 and 1 009 1 341 9364 with names CHAS C ME E P STEWA JAS R HENRY. The readable portion lists bank identifiers and partial totals.
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the First National Bank
HOPE
Arkansas
Chas. C. Me
E. P. Stewa
Jas. R. Henry
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Chas. E. Taylor
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Willie
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Cash and Light Exchange
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Federal Reserve System
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