Newsprint Rates and Postage Details For Hope Arkansas Paper
The notice lists C. E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher. It states the newspaper is a second class matter in Hope Arkansas. It notes Associated Press use rights and reproduction reservations. Rates are shown: city carrier six months 2.75 dollars, one year 5.00. by mail in Hempstead Nevada LaFayette counties 3.00 per year, elsewhere 5.00.
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Associated Press
Fise
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Hope city platform pledges city growth and reforms
The Star's Platform urges applying municipal plant revenues to develop Hope's streets and social resources, more pavement in 1933, better sanitary conditions, chamber support, and county highway funding to build all weather roads. It champions agricultural progress, farmer cooperation, and state tax reform with a streamlined budget.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Remembering the Train Crew Who Braved the Snow
A reader letter lauds British railway workers including the engineer and signal staff for guiding a cracked express through a severe winter storm. It urges travelers to thank the cab crew, dispatchers, and track walkers who risked the elements to keep rail service safe.
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Railway of
England
London
New Gold Field May Boost World Markets This Year
The discovery of a new gold field in South Africa is seen as potentially supplying about one eighth of world production. If yield meets forecasts it could lift global business mood, repeating the relief felt from Alaska and Africa gold supplies and advances in ore extraction methods. The world remains hopeful this could ease current difficulties soon.
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Hwe
South Africa
Alaska
Africa
England Declares Not To Join Far Eastern War
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Sir John declared that England will not be involved in a Sino Japanese war and warned this crisis is the most serious since 1914. He said the government will not authorize this country to be a party to the Sino Japanese struggle, reflecting strong peace hopes in Parliament.
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England
House of Commons
Sir John Om
Sir John
Washington
Quotes on Pie and Perspective from Historical Figures
A collection of witticisms and reflections attributed to Maurice Parrish Pope Pius Charles M Schwab and Christopher Morley. The remarks range from hunger and thrift to ambition and self regard, framed as aphorisms on life and pie as a metaphor for progress.
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Maurice Parrish
New York
Local Social Notes Around Sutton and Bodcan
Union Mr and Mrs Powell and daughter Hallei of near Sutton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Marshall Smyth. Several from this place attended the dance at Denver Hall near Bodcan Thursday night. Mrs Teasley spent Thursday at Mrs Berdie Smyth s. Little Miss Marguerite Lee spent Thursday night with Beatrice Carlton. Mrs Smyth and daughter Allene visited John Carlton and family Friday afternoon.
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Powell
Hallei
Sutton
Marshall Smyth
W. R. Mattison
Arthur Mattison
Denver Hall
Bodcan
Teasley
Berdie Smyth
Chris Butler
Cliff Butler
Robert Butler
Marguerite Lee
Beatrice Carlton
Smyth
Allene
Irene Cagle
Marie
Vanieta Carlton
Harlin Lye
Maggie Carlton
Janet’s Bold Night Out Tests Engagement and Lies
Janet, engaged to Rolf Carlyle, plans a dramatic evening with Mollie in a bid to prove she can move on. Mollie pushes her to attend a date with Al and Frank Mullins, but Janet’s resolve wavers as she prepares to confront her love and social judgments.
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Boouia Mere Duda
Janet Aill
Rolf Carlyle
Janet
Rolf
Irl Moulse
Betty Kendal
Betty
Omce
Betty Kendall
Jeffrey Grant
Mollie
Anet
Neaa
Pharmacists’ Convention
Frank Mullins
Spruce City
Al’s
Frank
Helen Kramer
Helen
Liberty
Mollie Lambert
Local Visits Reported From Ouachita College Scene
Miss Nora Dudley from Ouachita College stayed at home Sunday and Monday. Gus Brazel visited Texarkana. John Barlow spent Sunday evening in Prescott. Mrs O A Graves visited Miss Chloe Smith at Nashville this week. Mr and Mrs J P Brundidge of Little Rock are visiting relatives here. The livery stable of J F Ditty burned down last night destroying the structure.
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Nora Dudley
Ouachita College
Gus Brazel
Texarkana
John Barlow
Prescott
O. A. Graves
Chloe Smith
Nashville
J. P. Brundidge
Little Roc
J. F. Ditty
Local social notes from across towns
Mrs Henry Hitt returns from Prescott while Mrs Luther Green leaves for a two week visit to Little Rock. Mrs Carter Johnson visits Texarkana with Dr and Mrs W R Anderson. Miss Martha Moore of Washington stays at Hotel Barlow. Joel Spragins, teaching at Carthage, spends weekend home. Miss Jewell Smith hosts Miss Anna Norton for weekend. Mrs N J Derryman of Topeka visits Mrs Otha Sullivan for a few days.
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Henry Hitt
Prescott
Luther Green
Little Rock
Carter Johnson
Texarkana
W. R. Anderson
Martha Moore
Washington
Barlow
Joel Spragins
Carthage
Jewell Smith
Anna Norton
N. J. Derryman
Topeka
Kansas
Otha Sullivan
Hope Recipes French Cream Jello Desert
Hope Recipes describes a French cream dessert with yolks milk and sugar heated to a boil then mixed with orange jello and cooled. Whipped cream folded in and chilled until firm serves ten in sherbert glasses or on pie shell or sponge cake credited to Mrs. J. W. Strickland.
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J. W. Strickland
Green vegetables nourish growth and iron health
Green vegetables supply vitamin A and iron aiding blood health and growth. They help curb hunger when eaten regularly and include spinach peas broccoli lettuce and romaine among others. Cooking tips preserve color and nutrients while tomatoes and carrots also provide vitamin A. A note on thrift cites a Chinese army policy: 10 percent monthly savings.
Local residents listed among visitors and churchgoers
Spring Hill visitor T. M. Honea of Fulton was a business guest Friday night. Mrs. Dorothy Weisenberger of Hope spent the weekend with relatives and attended Sunday school and church. Lucy Mae Foster and Jewell Martin drove to Stamps Friday and returned Saturday. Jamita Collins visited aunt Mrs. Walter Powell near Crossroads this week. Dudney Huckabee and a boyfriend came from Stamps for a weekend visit with his parents. F. J. Hill and wife visited with Ray McDowe of Hope. Bertha Hamilton and Fay Samuels from Hope attended church here Sunday. Robert Turner returned from Magnolia for the weekend. Rev. Clark preached at the Baptist church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Garner visited the Meadows and Grandpa Meadowns homes on Sunday.
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T. M. Honea
Fulton
Dorothy Weisenberger
Hope
Lucy Mae Foster
Jewell Martin
Stamps
Jamita Collins
Walter Powell
Crossroads
Dudney Huckabee
Jack Huckabee
F. J. Hill
Sea
Ray McDowe
Bertha Hamilton
Fay Samuels
Robert Turner
Magnolia
Rev. Clark
The
Baptist Church
Hugh Garner
Hillary Meadows
Grandpa Meadowns
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Star
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Britain
Christopher Morley
John Carlton
Gladys Smyth
Carlton
Laura Lou
NEA Service, Inc
Miss Lambert
Soarys Kitchen
Sister Mary Nea
George Clark
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White House
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