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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
2
A state notice clarifies hunting and fishing rules for the season. It specifies hunting periods from mid June to mid January and bans fishing in certain zones. The document references artificial bait restrictions and requires compliance with age and license provisions.
J B Pinson, a 27 year old man from Ham Ark, files for divorce from his wife Mrs Int States. The couple separated after ongoing desertion since 1900. Court action lists desertion as the grounds and notes the filing date and residence in Ark.
The fragment mentions Black Draught used by a mother for years to aid sour stomach and constipation. It notes the remedy was trusted, making the speaker feel improved after several doses. Includes hints of medicinal plant leaves and mineral drugs from drug stores.
Antioch residents Mr and Mrs Silvester Richardzon and Mr and Mrs Win Mesder from Frescott visited. Mr and Mrs Ed Jenkins attended Sunday. Mrs Robert Harris is sick this week. Mrs R W Wylie, Mrs Eli West and Hazel West shopped in Frescott Saturday. Will Mahon stayed with sister Mrs Joe Evans. Mr and Mrs Lee Cook and family visited Mr and Mrs Rich Dongan Sunday. R W Wylie and Robert Harris motor over Burn Mon afternoon. Infant daughter Douglas Dougan has been sick recent days. Miss Cléo Dougan visited. Itene and Fern Cook were seen at some event yesterday.
Claiming relief from gas in stomach and bowels, the ad touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets for eliminating gnawing stomach pain, anxiety, heart palpitations, drowsiness after dinner, bloating, and cold limbs by improving circulation. It advertises the yellow package at $1 and Ward's & Son's as a source.
Bluff Springs health noted as strong. Families visited Mr. Kim Almond and Mr. Roy Carlton and other households Sunday. Births reported: a girl born Feb 2 to Roy Carlton. a boy born Mar 1 to Joe Ghormley. Visitors included Ruth and Blanche Purtle, Louise Mitchell, Ernest Prince and families.
Kent, captain of the 1897 and 1898 Georgia Bulldogs, recalls lobbying to veto a 1890s ban on football after a fatal game incident. He claims he is in good shape at 214 pounds and can run 100 yards quickly. He stresses his love for the sport and his son’s budding potential.
An advertisement promises a rheumatic cure with Allenru in 48 hours. It claims dramatic relief from rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, and associated pain. The ad guarantees money back if pain remains and directs readers to Briant's Drug Store.
Washington reports that Hoover submitted War Policies Commission recommendations to Congress urging price freezing at war onset and a 95 percent excess profits tax with a constitutional amendment. Senators Reed Vandenberg Robinson Swanson introduced resolutions seeking guidance from Mills and arguing about necessity versus constitutional change. Critics contended legislation already exists to achieve goals and questioned the need for an amendment.
Winter weather returns as residents keep warm with fires. Mrs Georen Johnson and others visit relatives. families gather Sunday after church. Miss Alama Reece visits Evening Shade kin. Milton Cordal's family joins Grady Reece. Harold Sanford welcomes a newborn. John Reed and Mrs Reed’s health noted. Joe England moves into former Albert Smith home. Sunday school attendance declines due to cold.
Federal agents raided two Houston night clubs as a gaiety peaked and charged four men linked to the venues with possession of liquor and nuisance maintenance. August Bayeen manager and R B Gassoway floor manager plus Frank Purdy cashier of Old Town cafe and Ely Kaphan proprietor of Kaphan's seafood resort faced charges after officers confiscated small liquor amounts from guests and seized club ginger ale stocks. no liquor was found in club stock.
Sir Robert Lynn, Belfast member of parliament, argues Northern Ireland should abandon its own system and rejoin the English parliament to save money. He notes taxation is oppressive, NI could not bear its costly administrative machine, and many locals opposed any reform. The debate is framed amid interparty tensions and budget strains.
President Luis M. Sanchez Cerro was shot and slightly wounded at a Miraflores church. An assailant identified as Jose Melgar Morgques wounded a bystander, a woman, and Col. Antonio Rodriguez before being captured. Rodriguez later died of wounds at a clinic.
In Judsonia Arkansas strawberry pickers will be paid two cents this season, down from two and a half cents. Delegates from 15 grower associations reached the decision at a meeting here. They seek a central sales organization with board approval from each association. Output is expected to reach 1500 carloads.
Bill Henderson aged 17 months, son of Mrs W C Henderson of El Dorado, was killed instantly Monday night after falling from an 82 foot derrick in the Urbana oil field. He slipped while placing a drill stem and was employed by Wilson-Chapman Company. Henderson had won a medal two years earlier for rescuing a man in the Smackover field. The body was brought to El Dorado Monday night. attempts to reach his mother in Texas were unsuccessful.
In Karlshorst district Berlin a church cleaning uncovered a painting identified as a Lucas Cranach the Elder work from 1472 to 1533. The artwork depicts the scene of Gethsemane.
Reported burglary involved pack horses used to move loot valued at more than 300, with five or six horses employed. Officers trailed tracks through the mountains until they were lost, hindering pursuit.
Sweden sees a rise in American visitors with 193k arrivals noted. One ship carried 14,382 Americans, compared with 17,973 last year, reflecting growing transatlantic tourism and travel activity to Stockholm and other Swedish destinations.
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