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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1937

Page

4

Census shows Arkansas cotton ginnings rise in 1996 totals

United States census figures report 1996 Arkansas cotton ginnings at 1,285,185 bales, up from 941,518 in 1935 and 1995 output near 12,953 bales in Leikweme county, with Hempstead crop valued around one and a quarter million dollars. An 1932 epidemic caused mass duck mortality along Great Salt Lake shore.

United States Census Bureau Arkansas Bates Leikweme Hempstead Great Salt Lake

Black-Draught as Preferred Constipation Relief

Readers praise Black-Draught made from leaves and roots for gentle bowel stimulation. It does not disturb digestion but relieves constipation and is recommended to friends as a refreshing relief over other laxatives.

Right Use of Land and Tenancy in Arkansas

A county demonstration program discusses tenancy length over tenancy status, soil management, and home ownership potential. Miss Connie J Bonstarel cites tenure as crucial to stability, community rooting, and family success, while a panel notes lease reforms and Roosevelt era policies urging longer, better tailored leases and tenant improvement rights. The event drew about 700 people with researchers and extension staff presenting on soil, pasture, and orchard practices and a seminar on Supreme Court decisions affecting agriculture.

Connie J Bonstarel Banstagel Resettlement Administration Washington, D. C Arkansas Roosevelt Farm Triany Committee Bonslagel Land Grant College Atiess Arkasuy Ayrahglacayie Department of Horticulture L. A. Dhonau Ella Posey Cooper L. C. Baker Agemt L. A. Chonan Hot Springs Montgomery Pulaski Polk Scott Cleveland Ell Washington White Johnson Little River Union Perry Bouey County Texas J. E. Stanford Perry Agriculturist Supreme Court Flo AAA

Governor’s bulletin on state workers at races during war

A wartime bulletin from the governor condemns state employees attending horse races while war efforts are ongoing. The notice stresses improper conduct for officials during crisis and hints at enforcement actions. The report on page one links gambling concerns to public service integrity.

Guvernor’s

Italians Hurt in Spanish Outbreak

A gun battle in the Tiernational Moraeran Zone left four Italian sailors wounded after a destroyer sailor raided a Spanish newspaper office. In Andujar, government troops with bombing plates pushed Insurgent lines, forcing Franco's forces back five miles toward Pozablance and Abaden.

Tangier Morocco Andujar Spain Francisco Franco Italin Pozablance Pozablancy Abnaden

Gambling rings reported in capital offices and tracks

Reports say bookies operated from department offices in the capital every day and paid winnings the next day. Workers paused afternoons to visit Oak Lawn race track at Hot Springs. The February 26 1926 grand jury criticized lax law enforcement while warning future juries to indict officials for nonfeasance if gambling persists.

Rock “Bookies Capital Geveral Oaklawn Hot Springs Pulaski County McGehee Jeaticl

Governor clamps down on Hot Springs gambling again

The governor ordered state police to confiscate slot machines nationwide after reports that gambling houses in Hot Springs had resumed operations following a House Special Committee raid that seized equipment valued at $15,000. A new shrine for Moslems traveling is described at Johannesburg railway station in South Africa.

Erate Hot Springs W Special Committee Grey Albright Johannesburg South Africa

Broken Jaw No Bother at Notre Dame Courts

Notre Dame star Johnny Moir played the season with a wired broken jaw. He kept contributing for the Irish as he battled through the injury.

South Bend Johnny Moir Notre Dame

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