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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1931

Page

4

Prayer, hope, and dawn in a rural reflection card

The fragmentary prose recalls the calm wisdom of dawn after night and the value of humble acts of kindness. Social notes report visits and weddings across Texarkana, Tulsa, Crossett, and nearby towns, naming Roy Berry, Alma Gene, and travel between families, with preparations for a July 20 wedding.

Personal visitors and guests in Washington city

Miss Florence and Elizabeth McCormack of Little Rock have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ray of Washington for two weeks. Mrs. If. Turner and son Tale of Patmos were visitors Saturday. Mrs. Granville Darwin of Texarkana spent Sunday visiting friends here. James Montgomery of the Texarkana Press staff visited relatives here. Mrs. Gus Parker and daughter Willie Blanche left Sunday for a visit to Mrs. Parker's sister in Cal. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Willis of Emmet were Sunday guests of Mrs. Willis' sister, Mrs. J. L. O'Steen.

Roy Berry Alma Gene Tulsa Okla Y. T. Bell Maggie Bell George Ruffin Marshall Sid Henry Florence Risdon Texarkana Mary Hitt Isaac Trigg Bell, Jr TL. Hitt W. H. Stewart 5. P Stewart Fayetteville Florence Elizabeth McCormack Little Rock J. H. Ray Washington Honday If. Turner and Son Patmos Granville Darwin O— James Montgomery Gus Parker Willie Blanche J. H. Willis Emmet

Cotton Ex secretary tops world in cot ton data

Col Henry G Hester is elected secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange for the sixtieth year at age 84. His reports are widely relied on by cotton traders worldwide and he intends to continue issuing statistics. Born November 18 1846, he started as a newspaper reporter and joined the exchange at its inception. He is frugal and upbeat, quoting a life philosophy about thought and spirit.

New Orleans Henry G. Hester Hester New Orleans Cotton Exchange

Georgia Grows New Vegetable Chayote for Kitchens

In Athens Georgia a new vegetable, the chayote, is being grown. The produce promises vitamins for children and adapts to many culinary uses, signaling a fresh addition to local cuisine.

Athens Georgia

Piles Remedy Promises Quick Cure Without Cutting

The notice touts internal treatment for piles, blaming bad blood and weakened veins. It claims internal medicine corrects the condition, cites Dr. J. S. Leonardt and a product named HEM-ROID, with a claim of 969 successes out of 1,000 cases and a money-back guarantee.

Dy. J. S. Leonardt Ward & Son

Commissioner Sale Notice Imprecise Decree Intent

Notice announces a commissioner's sale under decretal authority with terms to be provided later. It references legal proceedings, a court or officer directing sale, and details to be published in due course. The fragment indicates action to enforce a decree and disposition of property under judicial supervision.

New U S Bureau Will Seek To Improve Farm Machinery

Washington reports a new independent Bureau of Agricultural Engineering in the Department of Agriculture begun July 1. S H McCrory named chief. annual appropriation raised to 583,640. The bureau aims to advance irrigation, drainage, erosion control and farm machinery for the family farm.

U. S Bureau Washington Department of Agriculture Bhureau of Agricultural Engineering Bureau of Public Roads Hoover Congress Hyde S. H. McCrory Department McCrary

Public sale of multiple Hempstead County properties in Hope Arkansas

Commissioner Willie Harris to sell at Hope post office front steps on September 1 1931 real estate in Hempstead County including lots in Black 17 and several described parcels in Section 28 Township 12 South Range 24 West. Three month credit with 7 percent interest, bond and security required, lien on premises to secure payment.

Township 12 Town of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas Besgin Said Hempstead

Commissioner Sale Notice of Hope Bank Property

In a pending case No 2404 The First National Bank of Hope as assignee will sell at public vendue at the front door of the United States Post Office Hope Arkansas Hempstead County on September 1 1981 the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section 30 Township 12 South Range 23 West containing 44.78 acres and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section 30 Township 12 South Range 23 West portions described in the decree.

Chancery Court Hempstead County Hattie A. West Hope Lumber Company United States Post Office Hope Arkansas A. L. Betis Wm. G. Andrews George H. Andrews Town of St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Hempstead First National Bank of Hope A. A. Powell United States

Fragmentary 1931 Arkansas land deed and bankruptcy notices

The text comprises legal notices from Hempstead County Arkansas and Texarkana District, including a July 1931 land sale description totaling about 17.08 acres in Hempstead, and multiple bankruptcy creditor meetings for McRae Hardware Co. of Hope, GyMe Kenseth, and Dorsey McRae, with dates, offices, and referee instructions.

McRae Hardware Co Hope Hempstead Dorsey McRae Hemp

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