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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1931
Page
1
The notice lists subscription pricing and delivery methods including by city carrier and rail, in Hempstead Nevada, at $5.00 per year in various locales. It appears as a clipped OCR fragment from Associated Prose material describing rate and distribution terms.
A fragmented report discusses municipal power plant development and pond management improvements while advocating for a yearly grant to reduce ethnic support and boost scientific agriculture. It mentions county progress, cooperative effort, highway program reform, and government efficiency through tightened expenditures.
The Russell Sage Foundation outlines permanent relief measures to address unemployment aftermath across the country. Emergency employment programs should wind down while social agencies stay active to support individuals and families whose livelihoods and mental wellbeing were harmed. Communities must plan now to counteract lasting ill effects and avoid forgetting past downturns.
Commander Dyott plans an aerial expedition into the Matto interior where Colonel Fawcett and his party disappeared six years ago. He believes a tribe of white Indians may hold clues to survival or fate. Dyott notes a one hundred to one chance of finding the colonel alive and aims to fly to the area for decisive evidence.
FINANCIER, representing a consortium of banks that lend on personal character rather than collateral, reports all member banks have weathered the downturn safely. The group, formed mainly to support wage earners and small salaries, remains strong despite low mood in markets.
A Philadelphia era of tension signals President Hoover moving to unite business allies and conservatives against progressive foes. Hoover backs a tougher stance, aligning with big business while courting independents, as party leaders attack Norris and bolster the power issue amid reshaping support.
Dorothy wonders if Lord Reading influenced the rise while other odd notes fill a page. Los Angeles fiennes defeated by North Dakota University in football. Fashion designers profit from the market as gowns show cuts. A Missouri town schoolboy game features boys trading gold nuggets. Oshkosh readers discuss George W Stimpson and his book Popular Answers Questioned. Kennebunk mentions 25 cents at a second-hand store.
Willis ville girls lost to Columbus 25 2 by Columbus high scorer Coldhwell led Columbus with 12 points. Local teams hosted a Saturday night basketball triple header with close competitive play and notable performance from visiting players.
Hope High Bobcats opened the season with two wins defeating Lewisville High 22 to 12 in the afternoon and 18 to 12 at night in Lafayette county. Bill Wray was elected team captain. lineup included Wray Harrell Jacks Pritchett Walker and Turner among others.
In Hempstead county Willisville edged Columbus 17 to 15 with J Delaney scoring 1d points as top scorer for Columbus while Lou Waters and Simpson each hit three for Willisville. The fast paced contest stayed in doubt until the final whistle. The third game featured Bodcaw versus De Ann.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Carl Wescheke perfected Adlerika a simple mixture claimed to act on both upper and lower bowels to stop gas in 10 minutes and relieve chronic constipation in 2 hours. It promises dramatic relief and a “great” cleaning outcome from John P Cox Drug Co. Adv.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a doctor prescribed sore throat cure, claiming relief from the first swallow and refund if not satisfied. It promotes easy use in daily life and suggests availability through the P. Coax Drug Company and other druggists.
A vintage health ad touts Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote remedy, claiming two fold action to soothe inflamed membranes and halt germs. It argues the medicine heals bronchial irritations, prevents pneumonia, and strengthens the system after colds or pneumonia, urging readers to consult a druggist for purchase.
A mixed page shows a daily crossword puzzle segment followed by extensive contract bridge and auction bidding explanations. It features hands with spades clubs hearts diamonds, dealer clues, bidding strategies, and sample problems with suggested openings and continuations, all in a period newspaper tone.
The Starte authorizedt ta tual the following anninuincements at candi dhatis subject to thie vettint at the Henriceatio permany election. HITY ELECTION Tanalyst ERIE Por Mayor DORSEY MenaAs a JAMISON R. A. RAF BOYETT GILES H GIBBON For Alderman JOHN BARTLETT Ward 1 E.G. COOP Ward 1 LUTHER GARNER Ward 2 FRANK WARD Ward 2 ROY JOHNSON Ward 0 W A LEWIS Ward 3 CHARLES SHIVER Ward 4 IRA HALLIBURTON TL HOR? GOSNELT Ward 17 Por Treasurer DALE C JONES 2 W HARPER
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