Hope Star publication details for 1929
The Hope Star news details list the Hope Arkansas paper published weekdays by STAR PUBLISHING Co. E. Palmer as president and H. Washburn as secretary treasurer, with offices at 212 214 South Walnut Street. It notes postal status and AP NEA service marks.
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Star Publishing Co
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Alex." H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
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Missouri
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Ruth Miller
Blackman's
M. Smith
Miss Small
Blacsims's
Hope House
Nicholas Sutton
Blackman's Toilet Goods Department
Miss Miller
Mrs. Sutton
William A. O'Brian
NEA
Ancel Key
Physiological Hygiene Laboratory
University of Minnesota
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