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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
2
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The Senate approved a rapid vote on a crude oil bill aimed at blocking interstate shipments of contraband oil, aligning with Supreme Court rulings. The measure, drafted by Senator Connally, carries two amendments and advances to the House where additional similar bills have been introduced.
Mrs. Ethel Cornelius and Miss Lucille Cornelius visited Mrs. Tompia Gilbert on Saturday. Lucille and Cille Cornelius were dinner guests of Mrs. Alice Clayton Monday. Walter Roy and Raymond Cornelius shopped in Hohe Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Hill stayed two nights with her brother Walter Cornelius and family last week. Lucille Corneling stayed Wednesday night with Miss Nora Battles of Guernsey.
Old fashioned kidney remedy ad promotes Doan's Pills as a trusted relief for backaches and urinary discomfort. Claims use of the pills cleanses 15 miles of kidney tubules, washing away poisons and reducing acid danger. Warns against new cures and emphasizes genuine relief from Foster Milburn Co in 1944.
Official notice that the books showing assessed benefits and assessments for Street Improvement District Number Six in Hope Arkansas are in the hands of City Clerk T R Billingsley for inspection by property owners. Also notices for Curb and Gutter District Number Two in Hope Arkansas state the same, with inspection allowed, dated Januaries in 1943 and 1935 respectively.
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