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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
6
A chaotic OCR style puzzle page lists clues and partial answers in a horizontal grid. It includes numbered entries and mixed language fragments related to geography vehicles and objects, offering hints and cross references for a larger wordplay or trivia puzzle.
Arkansas notice outlines hog tax details for each hundred pounds live weight, with February rate $1.40 and earlier months at $1.00, $1.40, or $2.25. Exemptions apply for home consumption if no market portion exists. producers must report via PT Form 4 and claim exemptions on PT29. Forms available from Homer M. Adkins, Collector of Internal Revenue, Little Rock, with assistance from county agents.
Tokio Earl Martindale of Bingen was a visitor Saturday. J. M. Juckson of Doyle was a visitor to Tokio Friday. Wash Hutson of Hope was a visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs Le R Hatch of Fulton spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitmorris and their son of Prescott spent the last weekend with relatives here. Vernon McLaughlin was on business to Nashville Thursday.
Mrs M M Cook of Port Payne Alabama reports relief after taking Cardus Cardui for back and side pain and overall weakness. She felt better after the first bottle and further improvement after using a second bottle, prompting her to recommend the remedy.
Fragmentary ad text touts Carter's Liver Pills as humane vegetable extracts that aid bile movement and liver function. It promotes asking for Carter and mentions Little Liver Pills, claiming quick relief while warning against counterfeit substitutes.
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