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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
2
The notice explains that memorials and tributes run in commercial newspapers with space limitations and are charged. It notes that Associated Press exclusive rights apply to Hath a and the paper may publish memorials within available space. The disclaimer clarifies non guarantee of reprints or returns and that space holds official notices.
A feature on machine age female stunt drivers in New York and Texarkana, led by Betty Mid from Brooklyn and Jac Ne of Texarkana. They perform dangerous automobile tricks in Goodrich arena, describing their careers, training, and ambition to tour nationally.
The article asserts barbed wire surpassed railroads in westward development, ending longhorn cattle and enabling purebred stock. It notes the vast prairies becoming homesteads and mentions the Vandenderry Air from County Derry, Ireland, discovered about a century ago.
Listings show county judge candidates Freda John L Wilson Luther F Higgason and county treasurer candidates Newt Pentecost Mrs Gladiner Morris Charles F Reyners on. The rest notes travelers visiting relatives in Hot Springs Memphis Arkadelphia Texarkana and Palestine with short social updates on church events, vacations, and local visits.
A fragmented column muses on Hitler imagery and propaganda amid film ink and mock front lines. It notes oversized stones in a hall storm out West, Florida sniffs, and a late game strategy believed to mirror screen tactics, while remarking that national parks span 3,665 square tiles, a vast U S comparison.
A fragmented newspaper puzzle fills this page with horizontal and vertical clues. Read as a word game, it links tennis fame to varied terms like fish, birds, and numeric hints, with references to championships and national titles echoed in scattered answers.
Aboard the boardroom mood, the speaker chastises Jason for speaking out about fortune at the races. Ambitious plans falter as money from winnings is siphoned to paint the house. Scientific experiments hang in the balance amid the dispute over funds.
El Dorado visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hood and children. Miss Jean Shulfield returned from Little Rock. Mrs. John Gaines and Miss Havel Nesbitt traveled to Camden. Chester McCaskill and daughter Janelle visited Little Rock. Louise Cum s mings and Lala Wortham of Prescott visited Mrs. Dora Wortham. Nell Hod and Janelle McCaskill to Magnolia for Young Peoples League Assembly. H B Eley and Ralph Wilson families visited in Nashville. Glems Eley visited Smack. Johnie Martin plans a two week visit with relatives. Lott Warren of Steigler, Okla., visits Scott families.
Mrs Candlace McLarty of Nashville spent last week with her sons Geo C and A M McCarty. Miss Myrnie Thompson visited Mr and Mrs W J Stewart at Highland. Mrs John R Coolny and baby of Hot Springs visited relatives here Sunday. Rev T McAfee of Bingen filled his regular appointment at Sweet Home Sunday. J P McLaughlin greatly improved and able to be up most of the time. Mr and Mrs F K McLarry and children of Nashville visited relatives here Sunday. Sam Ruddiston celebrated his 7th birthday Sunday June 2. Mr and Mrs Lays Whitmarsh of Prescott visited Mr and Mrs Sam Hudkdlestan last Sunday. He and Miss Martin Counlay of Chien vied Mr and Mrs Lee Wirduht last Sunday.
Answer to Cranium Cracker questions highlights Yale football coach and Rice title claim as a national champion. Veteran football umpire and a high ranking polo player are noted among the topics.
Courtesy Meee Mill and Feed Co lists commodity prices with heavy hens leghorns and potatoes among items. The fragmented OCR shows per-dozen prices for heavy hens and bruiers text, plus creamery butterfat notes.
A damaged text presents a quiz about etiquette and decision making in social situations. It asks whether to invite extra people, how to respond to gifts, apologies, honesty about appointments, and seating choices during a car trip. The fragment includes unclear lines and garbled answers like No and Berns, with a final line about voting age.
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