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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1938

Page

5

Gettysburg 75th reunion invited for Civil War veterans

The notice invites J. S. Wilson Sr of Columbus and W. P. Wallace of Cann to attend the 75th anniversary celebration of Gettysburg from June to July 1938. It recalls the battle, lists casualties, and notes a joint Union Confederate veterans reunion, with plans for a nationwide observance and peaceful reunion beyond prior hostilities. Nearby community greetings and personal notes follow, including a wedding announcement for La Veta England and Roy Mouser in Hope.

Hempstead County J. 8. Wilson, Sr Columbus W. P. Wallace Cann United States Gettysburg Penn Pickett Lee Eral Lee Washington Meade Jas Wilson, Sr Oran Isaac G. Bell Mississippi Infantry Maggie Bell Ike T. Bell Chatauqua Virgil M. England la Veta Roy Mouser J. R. Mouser Hope Bert Webb Adi May England Prec] Mouser Mouser Hope High School Walsh-Lumpkin Drug Company Texarkand Hope Basket Factory Will Cloud J. Earl Cloud Dallas

Hobo Candidate Visits Capital Texas Crowd

A brief local notice lists attendees and supporters visiting the capital. Names include Mr. and Mrs. T. of Canton Clarksville Texas along with Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Caldwell and daughter Marie. Also mentioned are Virginia Witbanks Margaret Mackin Ina Withur Mrs. Hugh McCrary Yexarkana Texas George Sullivan Prescott Ark and Charlie Garner Badvaw.

Texas Canton Clarksville J.T. Caldwell Marie Virginia Witbanks Margaret Mackin Ina Withur Hugh McCrary Yexarkana George Sullivan Prescott, Ark Charlie Garner Badvaw

Don Albert to Lead Dance at Casino Wednesday

Don Albert and his radio artists will play for a Negro dance here Wednesday night. Albert's band will be among the best to appear since Duke Ellington. A floor show with seven entertainers is listed. Seating is reserved for whites. The dance begins at 9:30 o'clock at the Casino ballroom.

Don Albert Albert Duke Ellington Casino Ballroom

New Library Additions for Teen Readers Highlighted

The library adds titles for ages 12 to 17 including Meredith's Ann by Elizabeth Gray and The Jinx Ship by Monard Pease along with Wilderness Scout Daniel Boome by Edward White and Siberian Gold by Theodore Hare. Over 200 plants receive U.S. Plant Patent protection under the Plant Patent Law enacted in 1430. Summer Pattern Book costs 25 cents, book alone 15 cents. pattern orders to Hope Star Today's Pattern Parduisy 71L Chicago.

Meredith Ann Elizabeth Gray Monard+Pease Daniel Boome Edward White Theodore Harer U. S Hope Star W. Wacker Drive Chicago

Spies Revealed in U S Defense Secrets Probe

The report names German agents and operatives tied to secret services, with individuals such as Bonin Busch and Lenkowski linked to espionage networks. The Grand Jury probes continue, promising more indictments as letters and covert activities are reviewed, highlighting a small cadre of skilled spies in the United States.

A Bonin Busch William Lonkowski Karl Eitel Europa Karl Schleuther Lenkowski Air Ministry Grand Jury

Tennessee's Constitution Still Unamended Since 1870

Knoxvill e Tenn report notes that Tennessee's 1870 constitution remains unchanged while every other state’s basic law has been amended since 1912. University of Tennessee instructor Dr William H Combs cites the stat e’s enduring charter as unique in the United States amid nationwide constitutional changes. A side note jokes about rye farmers and Help Wanted classifieds.

Knoxville Tenn Tennessee United States William H. Combs University of Tennessee Combs

The Story of OD and AD and the 2 Stores

OD sought low prices by cutting expenses and limiting store upgrades. AD invested in attractive painting lighting window redesigns and well known merchandise in varied lines. AD’s brighter fronts drew customers and boosted sales, leading to rapid stock replenishment.

OD and AD Expand Ads to Boost Store Traffic

OD failed to reach enough customers by door to door flyers and hired helpers. He shifted to newspaper advertisements to reach thousands daily, believing readers would see them and newspapers’ citywide distribution would bring more shoppers. Advertising increased store visits, sales, and lowered per sale costs, enabling lower prices and better values for customers.

Summer Shirtwaist Dress Patterns Preview

By Carol Day Marte a midcentury sewing note describes a chaste shirtwaist with puff sleeves ricrac braid and bright trim. It advertises Pattern 8027 for sizes 14 to 44 with yardage for 35 inch fabric and short or long sleeves and promotes the Spring and Summer Patterns book with photographs of dresses.

Carol Day Marte Ricrac Mike Wittern

OD and AD in a Tale of Two Stores Marketing

OD had slow sales and a failed clearance, limited stock turnover, and a private collapse, while AD built a thriving business by news style advertising. AD attracted customers with consistent, factual messages, expanding store size and staff as demand grew, delivering rapid stock turnover and wide recognition.

Advertising as the store’s key to customers and growth

An advertising director explains to a job applicant that attracting shoppers hinges on a pleasant store, desirable merchandise, and persistent newspaper advertising. He emphasizes informing the public with interesting, truthful news about services and goods, reaching the broadest audience quickly.

Ernest G. Albright Hobe Congress Oklahoma Washington Albright Oklahoma City Columbus, O

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