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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1935

Page

3

Square Deal Association Plans State Guard Army

Baton Rouge reports the Square Deal Association announced it will oppose Governor Allen and organize a home guard army in every parish. Ernest Bourgeois, president, says the group aims to prepare for action soon to counter what it terms tyrannical state power, while denying any intent to murder or assault.

Baton Rouge O. Ke Allen Legistrature Huey Long Square Deal Association Islana Ernest Bourgeois Squate Deal Association Sbut Louisiana Alstatsr Louis

Square Deal Association calls for repeal of Long laws in Louisiana

The Square Deal Association issued an ultimatum to Governor Allen demanding repeal of Longs laws. Secret plans were revealed to restore constitutional government with military styled units drilled to be instantly mobile and under firm control, as guards were posted around Baton Rouge including the Capitol and executive mansion.

Goverors Ansiee Square Deal Association Allen Long Baton Rouge Assor

Local families gather and relocate. business sale note

Blevins and Hugo residents share weekend visits with relatives. Dr R R Robins and daughter move to Hugo Oklahoma for practice. Bruce Drug Co of Blevins sold to J Tedford of Little Rock. Various other weekend visits include Bonds Nolen Carter and Stewart among local residents.

Watt Bonds Henderson State Roy Bonds R. R. Robins Linda Jo Hugo Oklahoma Robins Chas. C. Brooks Ace Carter Bruce Drug Co Blevins Elvin Bruce J. Tedford Little Rock Fletcher Smith Gordon Martha Smith M. J. Nelson J. L. Garner Noval Garner Hope Bert Roy L. Bonds Teressa Ann H. E. Nolen Aubrey Bonds Alvin Osburn Eva McCall Charline Stewart Johnnie

Advertising Builds Big Fruit Industry

CHICAGO A 1933 convention address credits California fruit and vegetable growth to advertising. W B Geissinger says industry growers rose from 9.9 million in 1905 to 72.3 million in 1933 due to strategic ads. Initiatives began with a 1907 Iowa test boosting sales 50 percent, leading to national campaigns and cumulative advertising investments of about 19.6 million. Also notes social mentions of local visits by Wade and Ward families.

Chicago California W. B. Geissinger California Fruit Growers Exchange American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association Geissinger Exchange Iowa Towa

Baer Knockout Boosts Reputation Yet Upsets Critics

The four round Chicago exhibition saw Max Baer KO Kingfish Leviniski in round two after taunts from Leviniski. Critics say Baer earned about 54 thousand dollars in KO value, with potential higher earnings if the fight had continued. The bout arguably boosted Baer’s image and boxing’s revenue, though scrutiny remains.

Max Baer Kingfish Levinski Chicago Butterfly Butcher Boy Grizzly Pretty Boy Baer Leviniski Baer

Baer’s One Punch Sparks Fight Comeback Hope

The article recalls Max Baer’s knockout of Leviniski and argues the punch revived public faith in boxing. It compares Baer to Dempsey, notes his vaudeville missteps, and suggests his future depends on reclaiming fan trust, facing challengers, and committing to a fighter’s code. It claims Baer may be broke, with brother Buddy aiding a tour to recoup funds.

Baer Steve Amas Art Lasky Jack Dempsey Mr. Leviniski Max Manassa Mauler Bugs Dempsey Manassa Demypsey Camara Buddy Baer

Hope visitors greet local residents in Sunday calls

Ozan Dan Green of Hope spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Sallie Creer Schoolboy Rowe who is visiting in Washington was a visitor here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Le J Rohlois Mrs H C Murphy and Mrs Wy BH Rebing were visitors in Hope Sunday. The W MOS of the Gear Baptist union went with Meauedo Fores dis.

Dan Green Hope Sundaay Sallie Creer Rowe Washington Sotunday le J. Rolois H. C. Murphy Wy BH. Rebing Hope Sunday W. Mos Gear Baptist Juinist

Beavers Shape North American History and Industry

The beaver stands out as the most important North American animal, shaping history through battles, boundary changes, and the expansion of the trapping industry. It notes that detective vision accounts for about 20 percent of accidents causing injuries.

North America

Arkansas Fugitive Seized by Police

A man described by Police Chief Will Lee as John Savage, alleged fugitive from Arkansas’ Tucker prison farm, was captured Thursday by a local police squad. Detective Raney said the prisoner escaped four years ago during a bank robbery conviction at Wheatley.

Auto License Extension Sets January 18 as Absolute Deadline

Governor Futrell pressed for a brief extension from January 10 to January 18 while Commissioner Wiseman rejected further extensions. Lawmakers agreed no extra time after February 1, marking that date as the absolute deadline. Applicants who have driven since January must pay a $3 penalty.

Futrell Wiseman

Kilgore Texas guest joins Mosley family for radio evening

Carolina Mre and Lawrence Pudfey of Kilgore Texas visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Foster where they joined Mr. and Mrs. BE Gulley and family and Har old Blakley for a Thursday evening radio listening session. Mrs Thural Lewis was reported on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wells and daughters of Reader spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mosley.

Lawrence Pudfey Kilgore Texas Mra BE. J. Gutley Joe Mosley Polly Norme Joanne EB. J. Gulley Euel Jr John Harold Blakley O. E. Foster Thural Lewis Homer Wells Reader

Miss Mosley guest in home of F Binkley Thursday night

A short social note records Miss Norma Jeanie Mosley as a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Coy East, with a reference to Mr. Fis Binkley and a Tuesday visit to Garrison. The piece ends with a Latin proverb about civilization versus killing for sport.

Norma Jeanie Mosley Wa Ahdah Fis Binkley Coy East Cect Garrison

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State Roy Anderson Tae John P. Cox Drug Co Ascot Ayes Beauty Shop G Tarry Grayson Jessie Hogue the Hope Star’s Cooking School Jaques Mfg. CO Dept. C. B Ill South Seas Island Samoa Tahiti Breakers Palm Beach Pla Naa Baker Frank E H. Bakers Philadelphia Ozan Arkansas John Savage Memphis City Bakery Miss Jessie Hogue Cooking School Carolina Parson’s Shoe Shop South Main RTS Hans Ve. Pound Hope Star Cooking School S Gro. & Market Ihobb Hope Star Cooking Saenger Theater Tomi
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