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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1939
Page
5
A Nebraska city paper edition highlights crepe myrtle season as a reminder of home. It notes the garden as a spacious room with blooms from pale pink to red, urging readers to plant crepe myrtle this fall and remember past homes. The column also covers social notices and gatherings among local families and visiting relatives.
Evangelist Swafford delivered a soul-stirring message at United Baptist Church on Tuesday night. A strong interest is growing with crowds increasing nightly. All are invited to services with morning at 9 oclock and evening at 7 45 with sermon at 8 15.
The Arkansas Cooperative Extension warns farmers to apply 83,700 pounds of 48 percent phosphate fertilizer to pastures at 100 pounds per acre. Hope Experiment Station reports 400 pounds per acre yields 42 extra beef pounds per year over three years. Weeds and improper mowing threaten pasture quality. proper mowing timing and pasture leveling are essential for higher milk production and profitability.
Camden planning committees of the Hubart W. Jackson Post No. 45 American Legion have organized a large July 4 event at the Bivens farm on the Ouachita river. Governor Carl T. Bailey will speak. features include water pageant, band concerts, dancing, speedboat races with $250 prize money, aerial attack by the 164th Observation Squadron, and defense by the 206th Coast Artillery. Entries are being received and a night ball at the Legion hut follows the day’s events.
County Agent Oliver L. Adams notes Hempstead farmers received about 54 thousand dollars from the 1948 Agricultural Conservation program for soil-building on farms. Total funds of 83.7 thousand were available, with about 65 percent used locally and 74 percent in Arkansas, the county agent says the aim is improved fertility and production, not a reward.
The readable fragments discuss a king's visit and foreign policy rhetoric, referencing National Socialism and public defense. A fashion note mentions neckties and shirts, claiming not much has changed in male attire for years. The passage shows uncertain, garbled OCR of mid-20th century themes.
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