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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1972
Page
4
An advertising notice explains payment terms for ads including telephone acceptance and accounts payable with statements. It mentions numbers and dates, rate structures for consecutive insertions, and one-day rates for irregular or skip dates. The text emphasizes payable accounts and daily classified advertising payment.
A reader with prior failed hernia repairs seeks guidance on risks of surgery at retirement age. The doctor advises that with complete medical evaluation the operation is minor, but heart disease raises anesthesia considerations. Recommend referral to a university medical center via the reader’s family doctor for a competent specialist.
A bridge hand dilemma explores South’s optimal play and bidding choice. It presents a sequence where South must decide whether to bid five clubs or respond to partner’s three spade over three heart jump, highlighting positional misdirection and the impact of an insurance play on contract outcomes.
A dense listing details TV airings across hours from 6:00 to 12:30, noting programs such as Star Trek Dragnet The Tonight Show extensions and soaps. It records show titles, episodes, and associated networks or channels, reflecting a busy regional broadcast slate.
A chancery court commissioner will sell at public vendue in Hope Arkansas a parcel described as part of NW of NE in section 28 township 11 south range 26 west. The 50-100 acre lot is offered on credit for three months with a 10 percent interest bond and a lien on the premises to secure payment. Sale set for August 17 1972 with terms per decree.
The World Almanac notes that in ancient Rome a political candidate was a person dressed in white to appeal to voters. The term candidate derives from this practice, illustrating early election campaigns and attire.
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