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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1932
Page
5
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Memphis report notes the cotton market from July 9 to 15 fell about 20 points vs July 8 with limited spot transactions and light new crop inquiries. Weather and field conditions across the belt affected growth, squares and picking, while domestic consumption for June totaled 320,783 bales and total supply rose to about 16.6 million bales.
Citizens may submit brief letters responding to editorials or current topics. Each letter should be signed with the author's full name and address. The page welcomes thoughtful, civil critique on matters of public interest.
A letter to The Star praises editorials while urging voters to judge county affairs beyond blame on roads or the county judge. The writer, Thad Colins of Hope Route One, July 18, 1932, endorses Mr. Stephens and Judge Higgason and asks readers to guess his own choice.
The report notes heavy grasses after abundant rainfall. Mrs Buck is very ill and has been sick for some time. Cora McBay and M C Halas with T G McBay visited relatives in Battle Field last weekend. Lawrence McBay and family visited W J McBay. Roy Cornelius and wife helped his father with the grass. Roy and Raymond Cornelius attended the Battle Field meeting Thursday night.
Witty exchange turns on a wife’s challenge about influence and a husband’s quick retort about distance. The light quip highlights playful domestic humor with a regional Ohio setting hinted by the caption.
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