Unclear Fragment Sparks Brief Local Note
Fragmentary text references a blue Gables area, a minister and a day, with scattered words about lambs and an offering. Details are unreadable but suggest a chipped local item or notice needing context.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
3
Fragmentary text references a blue Gables area, a minister and a day, with scattered words about lambs and an offering. Details are unreadable but suggest a chipped local item or notice needing context.
Documents indicate Columbia County prepares for a referendum on a local issue. The discussion centers on whether the county should approve a proposed measure and the timing of the vote.
Henry A. Wallace policy alignment with the American Farm Bureau Federation is noted by Waldo Frasier of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation. He warns that varying state rules on regulations and taxes burden interstate agricultural commerce and mentions efforts for reciprocal truck agreements to ease movement of products.
An advertisement by Carol Day promotes a spring summer pattern book featuring dress designs for sizes 18, 20, 40, 44 with princess-cut styles, short sleeves, and back ties. It describes pattern numbers, yardage, and braid needs while urging readers to order the book for sewing inspiration and staged photos. It lists pricing and ordering details, including a Chicago address for sending orders.
The article reports Dr. Brinkley facing license revocation in multiple states including Kansas and Connecticut. It notes FCC actions canceling his broadcasts and questions his Italian medical degree. Previous depositions reveal related litigation involving Dr. Mortis Dishbein and Brinkley admitting a conviction for selling alcoholic spirits in Kansas.
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