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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1940

Page

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Hoover speech frames American ideal of a true gentleman estate

An article reprints Mr. Hoover’s remarks on the American concept of "gentleman’s estate." He contrasts English class terms with a democratic ideal where estate is earned by merit and character, not purchase. He envisions a nation where gentleness, courtesy, and thoughtful regard for others define true estates across classes.

Hoover Washington Jefferson Cole Jevican America

Alfalfa hay record is set at 80 inches near Hope

Saturday May 11 1928 R O Bridewell exhibits alfalfa hay raised on his farms one mile south of Hope reaching 80 inches a regional record Mrs A T Jewell and children visit Texarkana while Mrs Henry Hitt makes a short Pressett visit Adv Put a victrola in every home E P Stewart B P Keyler of Emmet in town as hotel guest The following candidates announce for office W P Agee treasurer Mont Turner treasurer J H Bowden sheriff Albert T Jewell circuit clerk Ode E Cobb clerk Wash Hutson judge Ford Johnson judge J E Bearden constable R A Koonee road overseer

R. O. Bridewell Bridewell and Henry Hope A. T. Jewell Albert, Jr Horace Texarkana Henry Hitt Pressett E. P. Stewart B.P. Keyler Emmet Wasi Barlow W. P. Agee Mont Turner J. H. Bowden Albert T. Jewell Ode E. Cobb Wash Hutson Ford Johnson J. E. Bearden R.A. Koonee

Milk Diet and Society Ideals in a Fragment

The excerpt extols milk as a nearly perfect food and links its consumption to social ideals. It contrasts Marxist, Fascist, and aristocratic systems with America’s aim for a classless society where gentility and estate are not connected, suggesting a broader ideological critique.

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Puzzle from a busy farm yard word game

A scrambled clue set presents a crossword style list with a mix of terms and definitions. Readers match each clue to a corresponding word, including animals, objects, and directions, arranged as a vertical puzzle with numbered entries and bracketed hints.

Milk as Nutrient Powerhouse and Calcium Source

An article extols milk for its high quality protein calcium and vitamins. It compares a pint of milk to various foods for calcium content and explains milk supports bone teeth and overall nutrition beyond protein. It notes fortification and the broader view of milk in diets.

Questions on Page One Ronald's acclaimed play born of collaboration

The passage notes Ronald’s most successful play was written in collaboration with his wife, a fact that went unnoticed until after his death. The Rashier family faced peculations as they fled to Europe, while references to OUR BOARDING HOUSE anchor the page.

Ronald Europe

Fragmented garbled text on local affairs and figures

The readable fragments discuss a grand jury inquiry into a mayoral affair and mention numbers such as 6000 instruments and 120,000 feet, with disjointed references to education, geography and an office boy. The passage is incoherent and many names and details are unreadable.

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Congress Oren Harris Fred A. Luck John. le Wilson Newt Pentecost Gladine B. Morris Cecil- Weaver, J. P Pinkey) Byers Talbot Feild, JR Jim Bearden Star of Hope Alice H. Smith Nutellionist Cleveland Eave Cornell Lal Jéz Assie Franklin Furniture Store South Elm Street Stewart's Jewelry First National Bank Porto Rica Wilhite Watson Mant McRae Mill & Feed Co Osborn's Grocery Front Street Louisiana U. S Roe's Hatchery Preschott Ark Shane O. K Potter's Hatchvey Hope Ark Feeders Supply Co Gleen Whittens & York Furniture Co Patterson’s Cash Store Vitamists Coco Cale Bottling Co Cotton Row Home Ice Co Sud-St Mi Fred Ste S. McDowell J. R. Watkins Co Watkins Harry Keith Claude Taylor Wade Warren Euell Bond Miss Frances Mitchel Heart CMC Mr. Bond Stamps Quartet Hempstead Couitine West Moutih Paul Cobb Vallantaing Sac Ted Dtm de Cook Luck Motor Co South Walnut Street Bath West Ave South Spruce St J. BE. Schooley Aisha South Elm Neeepee Stet Nice Johnson East Division Belle Phillips East Ave Nottty White & Co Fulton Jason Meg Yasim Vabluin Imate Erancetathee Bohs Boots Island Justice By Edgar Martin Captain Fogg MR. Big Squica Prout Tim Lone Hercules V. T. Hamlin Barataria Bay Hare Freckles Canyon Red Ryder An. Way By Roy Crane Tren Lafitte By Merrill Blosser Igi Ous Fred Harman Marshal
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