Beirn Gate Leads Trews Paper Editorial Response
An editorial note warns readers about gate ledgers and furs in the current issue. It stresses that manuscripts, solicited or not, must be returned and urges adherence to publication rules.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1940
Page
2
United States East West world policy on independence
A fragment discussing U S stance on colonial independence and potential new strategies. It questions whether American nations should unite to face their responsibilities and whether France and other European powers retain influence in the New World. The piece reflects uncertainty about overseas possessions and future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New World
Oswald. Aranha
Brazil
Colossus
France
Twenty Years Ago From the Columns of The Star of Hope
Mr and Mrs DuVal Lane Perkins married last Thursday at Conway and honeymooned in Kansas City Missouri. They will reside with Mrs J D Cotton on South Pine Street. Mrs Frank Hoween hosts a bridge party at the Barlow home on Front Street. Mrs LT Moody and daughter Deathy of Texarkana visit Miss Opal Hay. Little Miss Elizabeth Briant of Ashdown visits grandmother Mrs M A Briant. Mrs Roy Allen and children visit her mother Mrs J S Beatie in Shreveport Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuVal Lane Perkins
Conway
Kansas City
J. D. Cotton
South Pine Street
Frank Hoween
Misa Opal
Misa Elizabeth Briant
Ash'sownig
M. A.briant
Roy Allen
J.’S. Beatie
Shreveport
Jobs for June Graduates Warn of Seely Secretary Openings
With rising demand for machine tool operators, the article notes that young men should study to fit a career in machine tool work. Fundamental to success is natural mechanical aptitude and an interest in hands on machinery, otherwise training may be wasted.
Well Known Animal Puzzle List of Clues and Answers
A dense crossword style list mixes horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases, naming animals, actions, and objects. The page appears to be a puzzle or glossary linking terms such as demon, rhythm, mortar tray, first appearance in society, depart, snaky fish, islands, and various other cryptic hints across multiple rows.
Course of study for a machine tool operator
The text advises a focused path for aspiring machine tool operators: specialize in machine shop practice with manual training to develop dexterity, learn mechanical drawing and blue printing, and study chemistry and physics to grasp underlying principles. Emphasizes exactness, reading blueprints, and a broad background in economics civics and government to interpret industry events. Next: The Banking Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigih School
Notice of sale by mortgagee in Hempstead County Arkansas
The United States mortgagee will sell at public auction on June 27, 1940 at 7 PM at the W. B. Moses farm in Hempstead County to the highest bidder for cash the described property including several livestock a cultivator a break plow two wagons stools and a pressure cooker. The sale is under a 1940 mortgage by Lynn Moses filed with the Hempstead County Recorder. The borrower has waived rights of appraisal sale and redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Moses
United States
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
W. BE. Moses
R. J
McCaskill
Wit‘ness Ny
United States of America
William M. Sparks
Market Report Courtesy McRay Mill and Fead Co
Market notes from McRay Mill and Fead Co show prices for melons and eggs, with small items like broilers and ducks listed. The shorthand indicates light broilers at one cent per pound and ducks at about two cents each, with eggs and other produce priced in brief, undecoded terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRay Mill & Fead Co
People Talk reveals wartime America in personal portraits
Book excerpt links millions of workers across the nation to shared concerns from war to price of eggs. A Minnesota iron miner is pictured with a solemn wedding photo, his thinning hair and long work life contrasting with patriotic decor. The volume captures blunt, intimate conversations showing broader social mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Maine
California
Benjamin Appel
Dutton
United
Minnesota
John
Michigan
Opening of Republican convention in Philadelphia
A fragment notes the opening of the Republican convention in Philadelphia and mentions a mistaken remark by Twiggs during the meeting. The excerpt also references Democrats being present and the speaker’s embarrassment over the error.
Fragmented oral tale of a farmer and market prices
A rough, stylized passage depicts a farmer speaking about buyers, prices, and cattle shifting to Chicago. The speaker notes a childlike younger generation and the era’s humor as he recalls a town market, farmers, and the way prices oscillate in transit to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires
Kyjee
Cranium Cra Answers on Comic Page One
Fragmented OCR notes describe a comic page with unclear captions and scattered phrases. Mentions include a reference to Roykjavik and a Faire. The Himalayas are stated as between India and Tibet, and the number 5 appears with the word Tre.
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Roykjavik
Himalayas
India
Tibet
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