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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented puzzle style entry lists a mix of biblical figures and words across vertical and horizontal clues. It references a king of Tarael, son of David, temple roles, various numbers, and scattered definitions such as narcotic, to drink, right, and note names, forming a crossword or word-association page with many incomplete lines and mismatched fragments.
The article recounts a remarkable case of impersonation of Senator Warren R. Austin of Vermont after he denied acting as counsel for power utilities since becoming a senator. Reports across Burlington papers detail accusations of Austin’s ongoing legal work for power companies, including offers to aid Green Mountain Power and involvement in tax appeals and utility cases.
Old Liberty Lillian Griffin spent weekend with Miss Batella Guilhams. Mr and Mrs Jebony Thormapson hosted relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs S. B. Cobb hosted Mer and Mrs Ployer Farclue and Me and Mrs C. Wo McCarkie for supper. Frank Coghill family welcomed a son Tuesday morning. Lela and Lelar Cobb of Tennessee visited their father and brother here last week. Lola Hicks saw Pardue Sunday. D Pyitney of Bhoyer Springs attended church here. Frank Gilbert and Mrs Joe Wicks called Sunday. Orville Rosenbaur called on FOE Master Sunday. Gwen Neal and family near Hope visited Neal Saturday. Floyd Bro Crane to fill appointment here Sunday. Everyone invited to attend. Mrs Joe Highs visited Hope relatives Tuesday.
Cartoon caption imagines Williams Moo abolishing monarchy and declaring a republic with Foozy at the helm. A two-man cabinet led by Wuggy Woo as Minister of State and the Cardiff Giant as Minister of War.
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