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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1941

Page

4

Power of ost have. only. 'a cendus intent to be Bete of burglary

Fragmented OCR text references stringent legal terms and a social calendar with names and events. It mentions intent in burglary cases and penalties, then lists social engagements: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson entertaining for Senator Linyd Spencer, a Thursday bridge club breakfast at the Barlow, and several dinners and dances in late March and late events at Magnolia A. & M. college, plus guests and hosts including Miss Martha Cantley and Miss Mildred Richardson.

Martha Cantley Barlow Mildred Richardson Poster Home Magnolia A. & M. Colle Beatrice Foster F. Porter Miriam Porter Brooks Shulls Hot Springs Oakiawa Jockey Club Ola Mee Boyce Magnolia M. College L. A. Boyce Brents McPherson Little Rock Benton

Milam bill raises tax collectors fees schedule

The Milam bill boosts tax collection fees from five percent for the first $10,000 to five percent, four percent for $10,000 to $20,000, and three percent for amounts over $20,000. Present rates were five percent, three percent, and two percent respectively.

Chase Phasage

Arkansas Lawmakers Expand Regulatory and Social Bills

The 1941 session passed broad regulatory measures touching dairy, optometry, lawyers, and taxes, plus welfare, unemployment, and retirement schemes. It expanded game and fish rules, county finances, and civil procedure while pursuing highway bond refinancing and national defense aligned statutes.

Assembly Education Department Agricultural Extension Service Supreme Court Welfare Department Arkansas Louisiana Texas Adkins Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hollensworth

Evening Refreshments Enjoyed by Attendees

Attendees enjoyed refreshments during the evening with satisfaction noted in the event wrap. The convivial gathering featured pleasant company and light fare that contributed to a relaxed social tone.

Vision of Grand Coulee Dam Three Builders Found Courage

Washington reporter recalls the genesis of Grand Coulee Dam as a bold idea born in 1918 by William M. Billy Clapp Gale Mathews and Rufus Woods. They faced ridicule but pressed on guiding letters speeches and editorials to turn a distant dream into a monumental reality.

Jack Stinnett Washington Grand Coulee Dam Rep. Knute Hill Prosser Wash Robert W. Service Seroon Ephrata Cafe Ephrata, Wash William M Billy” Clapp Gale Mathews Rufus Woods Wenatchee Daily World Marne Great Northwest Columbia River Cascade Mountains Grand Coulee Columbia Coulee Mathews Billy Woods

Fathers of Grand Coulee in Washington state history

Fragmentary narrative recalls Powell and others jailed for transport and illegal activity during raids. Mentions state police Hoynie Porterfield Sheriff Turner and local officials. Describes early plans, politicians, and a vision of a mile long lake near Ephrata cafe with roots in the Grand Coulee project.

Still Ie Powell Régrees White Rouni Bradford Robert Alexander Ehee Laudermille Hoynie Harold Porterfield Arlie Boyd Clarence Frank Turner J. W. Jones Ward Cain Jim Zrn Bom Congress Washington

Barbs and Blurred Text From a Fragmented Item

The readable portion hints at a World War II era note about American army regulars using profanity to emphasize points to conscripts. It mentions New Britain Connecticut and a phrase about a person losing his belly. The fragment cites self-sufficiency, eating, and stocking one’s larder as themes, but the full context is missing.

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Mattara Marvel Roy Anderson End Ts. Linyd Spencer Hattie Anne Feild Edna Earl Moll O'Stack Mary Shull Ruth Taylor O'Cluel Dorothy Moonre Max Davee Dorothy Mone Jewell Moore Lauran Fae Reid Magnolia A. and M H. B. Reid F. ¥. Trimble Carolyn Trimble B. O. McMahon Hope High School Tdn Press Association Little Rock Thomas Dusky Optometry Butane Kinser Paul Hutson Briant Bundy Noaument Samu Tuckers Aeronautics Department State Police Commission State Highway Commisasion Adjutant General Choiceman State Peng Board Treasury Adking Comptroller's Office Rie Mcasupes IMT General Assembly State Planning Board L. A. Henry Jared County Judges Association General Assembly State Game and Fish Commission D. N. Graves Game and Fish Commission Arkansag Assembly John Arkansas Peace Office Pilkinton Lyon Byrd Junchitn Valley Authority PWA Honda Wnether Areco HNL Pulaski Polk Dallas Stone Mississippi Ouachita Hempstead Greene Jefferson Perry Crawford Bradley Lincoln Desha Chicot Marion LaFayette St. Francis Lonoke Randolph Clay van Buren Jackson Newton Cleveland Ashley Hat ‘Springs Norsh Little Rock Fayetteville Fort Smith Sheridan Paragould Garfield Jonesboro Helens Waldron Hope Chancery Rial Rebecca Saenger Ladies Specialty Shop Jolly Refrigerator Service Ark Texerknow Cole Second and Walnut Street Coulee Dam Arraa A Hope Creamery Miss Joy Ramsey Ead Hempstead County Bill Wray Mgr Watson Davis America's Men of Science Hope Star
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