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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

5

Hempstead Citizens Tour E G Anderson Livestock Farm Photos

Hempstead county citizens toured E G Anderson Son's white-faced Hereford farm at Homan Miller county on June 2. A long captioned photo sequence lists numerous local residents and officials from Hope Fulton Columbus Blevins and Texarkana plus farm agents and chamber leaders. The images show the white-faced herd and the bull cow calf composition amid pasture and sky.

Hope Star Hempstead County E. G. Anderson & Son Homan Miller County Alston Foster Hope J. I. Liebling Fulton HH. E. Ken- Names Parkin Ark Vernon Schooley J. E. Gdon Clifford J. Smith Hempstead J. A. Haynes Joe Wilson Columbus M. S. Bates H. W. Robertson Robert Jones WH. M. Stephens Blevins R. P. Bowen Hope Chamber of Commerce Jim White Hope Route Four K. G. Mcrae Charles Wilkan

Andersons convert cotton plantation to beef on 1633 acres

Miller county farmers E G Anderson and son on a 1633 acre plantation turned from cotton to beef production. They topped the St Louis market in January 1937 with 11 1/2 cents and again last November at 12 1/2 cents. The operation now runs 460 head of Hereford cattle, with 540 acres still under cotton for rotation.

St. Louis Hempstead County E. G. Anderson & Son Homan Miller County Aviderson Southwest Arkansas Milley County Farm & Ranch Anderson Father and Son Anderson Red River Arkansas Rp. G. Anderson Fulton Wisconsin Denmark

Turis Likes False Flowers in Paris Lapel Embroidery

Embroidered boutonnières remain fixed on lapels unlike fresh blooms. Mixed flowers suit fashionably, with red white and blue pops of poppy daisy cornflower. Embroider a lapel on navy wool, beige linen, or white pique jackets. The tortoise is noted as a paradox of perfection and slowness.

Paris

Belgium Builds Defenses Thicker After World War I Lessons

Liege remains Belgiums focal point for eastern defense with 12 forts around the city. Pillboxes and machine gun nests thread gaps between forts linked by underground shelters. Additional fortifications at Battice and Ebben-Emael bolster the Maas line and canal approaches toward Maastricht and the Dutch border amid a broader Belgian system extending to Arlon.

Liege Belgium Belgiun France Archduke Ferdinand Maas Aachen Eupen Battice Ebben Huy Namur Theouxembourg Arlon

Belgium Builds Armored Front With Frontiers Cyclists

King Leopold praised frontier cyclists as the permanent symbol of resistance on a fortified frontier. Ardennes and highlands are threaded with machine gun nests and underground shelters. A second defensive line protects munition factories if Liege is cut off, ensuring a Maas line fallback toward Ghent and Antwerp.

Leopold Ardennes Whighlands Maas Ghent Antwerp Liege Belgium

Bees on Malay Peninsula Store Honey Year Round

On the Malay Peninsula bees produce honey but do not consume it. They live on nectar all year, causing unused honey to accumulate in large masses.

Malay Peninsula

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Citizens Tour E.G. Anderson Pop Mom The Penney Company Bruner Ivory Handle Co Avi Buwware AG Anderson, Jr E. G. Anderson Hope Brick Works Turis Regiment of Frontier Cyclists Cox Cassidy T. McRae Cox C. E. Cassidy Sec.-Treas Chas J. Cox Pres Hope Basket Company
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