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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
6
Hope AR Star classifieds list affordable want ads with advance payment and phone booking. Items include a spinet piano sales offer from Wilson Piano Sales and Service in Arkadelphia, a special horse sale in Bosier City, two waitresses wanted, a rental for a two bedroom home, and various farm and used equipment listings with contact numbers and descriptions.
The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association urged members to aid southern newsprint production after price hikes of 5 to 10 dollars a ton. The group warned wholesale contract cancellations unless firms reverse course, citing a 75 million dollar blow to the industry and calling for self sufficiency within a decade.
A collection of quips about aging and social trends. The humor targets aging, cooking habits, military training, and celebratory baby pageants, offering wry observations on modern life through Parkes' witty lines.
A fragmented list of crossword style clues with scattered indices and partial headings. It includes numbered across and down entries, with many garbled or partial terms, apparent misprints, and unclear wordings that resemble a puzzle page rather than a complete readable news item.
A historical note from Hope Star outlines publication details, staff roles, and multiple advertising and subscription rates. It lists offices in Hope Arkansas and distribution areas in Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard and Miller counties, with national ad representatives across several cities.
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to the Democratic Primary. County Clerk candidates are Mrs. 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 Finis Odom. U S Representative Fourth District Richard Arnold, Bub Arnold, Bill Denman Jr. Prosecuting Attorney W. Bub Arnold.
Repossession sale offers a 3 bedroom home with oak floors and carport on 22 acres. Located just off Spring Hill Road, turn north west of pecan orchard across from J. T. Wright, Texarkana Texas. Contact Harold A. Hodge at 794-4116 or 792-B811, 1711 W. 2nd St. Texarkana. 3-18-6tp.
H D Osteen of Sumter warns the abrupt 10 hike from Bowater and other producers could drive papers from business. He cites potential closures of at least two New York dailies and greater pain for large papers using 50,000 tons annually. Bowater leads with a 10 per ton hike to 145, while Great Northern, Kimberly Clark Coosa, and International Paper also raise prices. SNPA chief Gaylord cancels Bowater contract as Western prices trend higher.
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