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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1940
Page
1
Inflammation of veins can cause clotting and emboli affecting lungs or brain. Rest in bed, elevate limbs, hot moist packs, and medical supervision are advised. prolonged bed rest and monitoring prevent emergencies. Some cases link to infections or habits and require addressing underlying causes for full healing.
Oliver L. Adams, county agent, demonstrates making and keeping safety pens for dairy bulls at Spring Hill club. Warren Butler and Carruth, University of Arkansas experts, stress low cost, sturdy pens from native materials to prevent bull escapes and protect herd records and neighboring cattle.
A lawyer faced a 24 year delay on five telephone bills and may lose a prompt payment discount. A Welsh school master teaches children for years yet cannot read or write. East coast residents complain of ongoing hitching past thefts and suggest tethering a horse to test the claim.
A crossword style puzzle lists numerous clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries. It references a female novelist and related terms, with various numbers and language hints, including themes of motion, humor, and geography, typical of a dense wordplay page.
On page one, Cranium Cracker presents geography trivia with statements like Rhoda Island larger than Bermuda and Alabama larger than Bulgaria, followed by a historical note about Justinian and the silk secret. The piece links early silk spread to monk bribery and bamboo staff smuggling, noting silk’s later broader but costly use.
In Hempstead County Arkansas chancellery matters the defendants Ilia V Garrel and Emma Royal and unknown heirs are warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaints filed by J A Eversmeyer and P T Steses. Dated December 22 1939 by Chancery Clerk Ralph Bailey. Dec 2 38 Jan 5 12.
Tax books for collection of the special assessment on property in Curt and Gutter District No 2 of Hope Arkansas for curb and gutter on district streets. Property owners must pay within 3 days or face action, penalties, and costs. Payments without penalty allowed until February 15 1940. collector will be at Citizens National Bank February 1–11 to receive assessments.
TOM KINSER advertises cotton items for rent or loan with a prompt to contact before selling, reflecting a mid-century classified notice tone and brevity.
Official notice from Hope Arkansas listing street improvement district 6 assessments and payment deadline at Citizens National Bank through February 13 1940. Warning of collection actions and penalties if not paid by property owners in the district. Also includes administrator notices for estate sale and partnership dissolution.
Wanted local salesman to sell over 100 fabrics in spring and summer lines from The A Nash Company famous for Golden Rule custom tailored clothes. Excellent commission and bonus. Franchise open. Write today to 126 Elm Street Cincinnati Ohio.
The Hydrophilus water bottle species lays its eggs in shallow water and affects nearby aquatic life. The description notes egg laying behavior and movement around the water surface, highlighting potential impacts on the ecosystem.
Help wanted notice seeking honest reliable men aged 25 to 40 for production work at a feed company factory. Training provided to handle animals and operate machinery. Apply with full name, address, and age at Viapie Stan by 10-11 Ty hikes.
A fragmentary item notes local concerns about crooked oil growth and a public dispute. The text references Boots and Buddies and a tense stance against a troublesome situation, with lines hinting at resistance and caution in the community.
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