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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
4
Telephone entries list Mas Sw Henry with the number 821 and note likely a telephone reference. The fragment presents names and a phone number without context or full sentences. No clear event or outcome is evident from the OCR snippet.
Fragmented verse reflects a poet's meditation on perception and fate. A local editor includes snippets of verse about the rindstone, birds, and nature, interwoven with social notes and a long list of society notices from Texarkana to Little Rock. The item ends with N. P. O'Neal's July 14 1933 Hope Arkansas signature.
The Star reports a rural dry vote sentiment with volunteers canvassing, noting strong support among women and veterans. The piece frames the push as moral and protective, stressing dangers of reopening saloons and urging voters to protect children and community standards.
The speaker explains color patterns linked to the International Postal Union and how stamp colors identify denominations. He cites a rare four stamp block misprint of air mail stamps that sold for $24,000, noting one inverted airplane design boosted value as the only example of its kind.
EL DORADO Ark six men are dead and four are in El Dorado hospitals after an explosion and fire at the W H Cross refinery near Smackover Friday. The dead include R C Burns superintendent Simms Oil Co Dudley Dutton H T Morgan Monroe Winn and Jack Van Wagoner refinery worker C A Soards Kansas City consulting engineer. Burns and three workers were burned beyond recognition while Soards and Morgan died from injuries in hospital. The injured are listed but not named.
Comical musical number in Diplomaniacs stars Wheeler and Woolsey with Marjorie White. Two acts unfold Sunday and Monday at the Saenger with burlesque plots on the Geneva Peace Conference.
ranchers Art Hannold and John Rollins pursue stolen horses into Mexico guided by grit and law, entering armed with a verbal permit while Candalario Naud, a famed Big Bend bandit, plots a legal trap. the veterans outsmart the plan, avoiding capture and potential execution under Mexican entry rules.
Sam Dameron, the assistant manager of the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station for the past two years, has resigned to take a position with the Federal Land Bank in St. Louis. The resignation was learned Friday.
Hope Boys Band presents another weekly concert Friday night at City Hall steps. Program includes ten numbers featuring artists Parella Riffling Ruby Stargs Home and Arm Taylor Invercargill Lithgow Crawley Jewell and Nations Emblem Bagley.
Reports of a typhoid risk at the Little Missoni river could not be confirmed by Friday. Physicians doubted any real danger and authorities remained skeptical about the condemnation for swimming.
In Hope, Dr. G B Cafinon and Dr. Al Buchanan discuss typhoid with minor cases noted in the Little Missouri river area. Authorities caution against swimming due to infection risk, while a Prescott housewife used it as a scare tactic to deter suitors from swimming, echoing seasonal reports that appear and are disputed each year.
Cotton advanced to near season highs Friday as investors priced in a potential formal announcement by Secretary Wallace on the cotton acreage reduction plan. New York October contracts closed at 11.68, two points below Wednesday’s spike to 11.70, a fresh two year high amid surging Hull market. The day opened at 11.59-61.
Readable fragments suggest a Friday event linked to a paint sale or price per bale. The garbled text hints at quantities and pricing but lacks clear nouns or locations. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
Tucker Farm scene with a 42 year old Black man named Negro alleged as ringleader in a fatal holdup. He was at the state prison for the murder of Carthel grocery clerk during fall road events last quarter.
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