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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
6
In An Angelo Texas area wolves and coyotes menace ranchers striking livestock with rabies threats. Dr Sun head of Texas predator control seeks federal aid as packs terrorize ranges, bite people, and cause widespread fear among cattlemen.
Washington report states the Nations Forest Service planted over 24 000 acres in national forests last year and foresees more than 25 000 acres to be planted this year as Congress funding and better planting techniques drive increases. Large crews have been sent to begin planting operations for 193.
WALLINGTON Louisiana the appeal of Thomas Wolfe and other property owners in Tansas parish failed before the Supreme Court. They argued compensation was required before federal flood control levee works could proceed, but the court affirmed a lower court ruling without a written opinion.
A well known company confers degrees on life insurance site personnel. The degrees labeled A. B. and A.M. are explained as After Business and After Mave respectively, raising questions about meaning and consistency in industry credentialing.
Mrs. 3 R Pearston of Greer describes severe sickness and weakness, saying Cardus strengthened her, reduced nervousness, and led to recovery after taking about a dozen bottles. She recommends Cardul as a harmless botanical medicine for women in a weak nervous condition.
Ginger Beaumont, a 55-year-old former major league star, works as a painter and decorator in Honey Creek Wis His daughters Marlon and the Carroll College prom at Waukesha are noted in a local item Retired after 1911 Beaumont played 14 seasons with Pirates and Cubs and later farmed before painting Remembered for seven Pirates seasons and a 436 batting average in 1903 he laments never winning a World Series with any team.
A fragment lists family members including Marion Beaumont, the eldest daughter, and a wife with two other children. It mentions Janice aged 10 and Charles aged 16 among the offspring.
In Penn Yan New York a 25 acre brush and timber site is set aside as a bird sanctuary. Hunting will be forbidden at all times to protect game birds nesting in the area.
State college authorities announce a surplus corn reduction program to aid hog raisers. Surplus corn, about 18 percent above normal, is being fed to hogs to stabilize prices and prevent losses for farmers in South Carolina.
Fragmentary text mentioning prices and weather or belts with garbled terms. No clear names, places, dates, or events identified for a full newspaper item.
A Memphis report notes clerks evaded duties as a store closed and a voluntary imprisonment scenario emerged. The fragmentary text suggests confusion over the event and possible legal action.
Maple signed with a Kansas City semi pro club aiming to play in Missouri. The deal marks a move from former affiliations and positions him as a new contributor with the team. He will be assisted by club staff and teammates as he integrates into the roster.
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