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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
6
March 7 1966 Star highlights inexpensive powerful want ads with contact dial numbers. Ad lines promote spring bulbs seeds and garden supplies from Monts Seed Store 210 East Second Street and other farm feed products from Hope Feed Co. Includes estate notice text about debts and claims with standard six month filing period.
In a real game Jack Ehrlenbach faces South as expert partner. West opens hearts and South wins with a daring line that hinges on deducing West holds all three missing trumps. South leads dummy seven of spades and lets it ride as West shows the jack.
Bridge expert Oswald Jacoby offers a 64 page booklet for 50 cents via Name Paper. His advice appears in a question about defending a hand with A2 VK 54 4Q10654 AKIO and partner opens three spades after a one no trump.
A word puzzle list with clues for poetic forms and related terms across and down. Includes references to metrical composition, pastoral and biblical forms, and other poetic elements.
The Hope Star billing shows 1929 expenses and rates for subscriptions and advertising. It lists staff roles including Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher, Paul H. Jones as managing editor, and Donal Parker as ad manager. Rates cover carrier, mail, and college student offers across Arkansas counties and out-of-state markets.
The Star announces candidates for the Democratic Primary for County Clerk Pat McCain and Ernest Ridgdill. Tax Assessor Carter Sutton. Sheriff and Collector Jimmie Griffin. Circuit Clerk Jim Cole. Treasurer Harry Hawthorne. Coroner J T Honeycutt. County Judge Orie C Byers. U S Representative Fourth District Richard Arnold. Prosecuting Attorney W H Arnold.
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