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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
3
A brief note describes efforts to preserve memorials and manuscripts, including safekeeping actions for a collection. The article mentions archival tasks and a routine inspection process to ensure preservation and accessibility for researchers and the public.
The text argues for a tough stance against Germany and outlines a broad plan to defend American interests from the Caribbean to Europe. It stresses defending allies and territories, building military defenses, and ensuring self containment if necessary, while warning about trade impacts and the need to act decisively.
Lieut Robert Vesey, formerly at Camp Jackson South Carolina, is transferred to Camp Fike and he and his wife Effie Mae Bridwell Vesey are expected home soon for a visit. Syd McMath spends the week camping at Crystal Lake with his First Methodist Sunday School class. Friends Charles Ratcliff Ruffin Boyett and Tom Billingsley assist in entertaining. Mrs Jessis I Canyon of Paragould visits her mother. Mrs Mattie Williams, Mr Ruff Boyait and Charles Rou ton Jr fish Red River this week. Mrs L Clatele McCorkle and Mrs T M Anderson shop in Texarkana.
The passage argues success hinges on growth with employment as added responsibility grows a person. It emphasizes hard work and long service, noting employers weigh effort for promotions and career load. It urges adopting a disciplined, assertive stance in a violent world.
Puzzle page notes a mixed clued crossword with horizontal and vertical entries. It lists wordplay items and definitions including references to Danish weight, armadillo, and musical terms while indicating locations and puzzle conventions alongside several cryptic hints.
The piece argues growth hinges on personal development beyond current duties, with women urged to excel in selling, advertising, and merchandising. It stresses creative vision, leadership potential, and experience as paths to junior executive roles, and notes women are especially suited for merchandising and advertising. It also advises proactive job planning and warns against waiting for graduation or mere promises to work hard.
The firm of T S McDavitt and J W Strickland has not operated for some time and is dissolved by mutual agreement. Notices announce the dissolution dated June 13 July 3 and reference the partners TS McDavitt and J W Strickland.
Market report from McRae Mill and Feed Co with details on steppent heavy hens ne jo leghorns and broilers heavy 16 lb eggs and prices per hundred weight listed in the readable fragments.
Fragment lists variations of presidential names including James Madison James Monroe James Garfield James Polk Buchanan Adams Adams Quincy Adams Tyler Pierce Andrew Jackson Johnson Wilson and Herbert.
A collage of quirky notes and garbled phrases from a school page. It mentions Niagara Falls, a spider that barks, a bandleader at graduation, Alma Mater, and a list of commonly misspelled words like adviser and principal.
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