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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

3

Smokies Rally Past Travelers in Tight Smokies Series

Knoxville Smokies erase deficits twice at home with power from Mike Powels and Mau rice Van Robuys, edging Little Rock Travelers 7 to 6 to take the opener of a split series. a rain-shortened second game followed. Powels homered, and Fowers added a pair of long balls to keep Knoxville in front.

Knoxville Tenn Smokies Kola Sharp Bowers Little Rock Harpe Sayles Walters

Happy Relief From Painful Backache Pills Ad

An old advertisement blames tired kidneys for backaches and related symptoms. It promotes Dean's Pills as a trusted remedy, claiming they help kidneys flush out waste and provide relief after years of use.

Dean Doun

Crackers Defeat Barons to Even Series at Home

Atlanta Crackers beat the Birmingham Barons 6 to 3 to even the series at two games apiece. Beckman earned the win with 10 hits allowed while Richards, Hachette, Lubb and McDougal contributed at the plate. New Orleans Pelicans also won 7 to 3 over Chattanooga in three hours. Memphis Chicks defeated the Vols 4 to 3 in 10 innings, with Peerson delivering a key homer. Local leagues featured all-women officials parade and city beautification efforts led by Mayor Kathleen Emrie.

Crax Barons Birmingham Alan Beckham Atlanta Crackers Birmingham Barons Barons Beckman Birming Richards Hachette Lubb McDougal New Orleans New Orlleans Pelicans Chattanooga Jacob Baker Stowers Lookouts Baker Meinert Hayes Millies Drake and George Chicks Vols Nashville Tenn Jack Peerson Memphis Chicks Memphis i Memphis Woese Heusser Battarini Collier Hofferth FORD Kas Kathleen Emrie Main Street

Nash's C. & L. Tonic advertised for malaria and fatigue

An advertisement claims Nash's C. and L. Tonic cures malaria, biliousness, constipation, and tiredness via a formula of a noted chemist. It promises energy return, digestive aid, and liver stimulation with a money back guarantee. Sold in Hope by Ward & Son for 50 cents.

Nash South C. & L. Tonic Nash's C. & I. Tonic Nash's Co L. Tonic Hope Ward & Son

Hempstead County Seat Election Ordered in 1938

County Court of Hempstead County Arkansas orders an election on June 11 1938 to decide moving the county seat from Washington to Hope. Includes publication notice, posting duties, and responsible officials governing the process.

Hempstead County Arkansas Washington Hare Hope Hope Star Eitch Said J. E. Bearden Joe W. Wimberly A. L. Carlson John H. Barrow

Let’s Pull Together Livestock Show Push In Arkansas

Arkansas Livestock Show Association launches statewide campaign to boost farm income from livestock. County chairmen named. district meetings held. plans for a Rock. Arkansas Livestock Show and Rodeo in Little Rock this fall begin October 11. Expected state livestock income rises from 26.5 million to 100 million or more, with goals of 160 million in Arkansas and 190.9 million in Missouri. County judges, farmers, bankers, agents, breeders, and businessmen urged to join county committees and attend May meetings.

Arkatsag Livestock Show Association Arkansas Livestock Association Associ Nation Lite Rock Livestock Ia Arkansas Wyestock Arkansas Livestock Show Association University OF Arkansas College OF Agriculture

Okay Team Wins Over Gurdon 8 to 7

Okay Cementers beat Gurdon Merchants 8 to 7 in a V inning game. Trailing 6-7 in the ninth Arnold hit a homer to tie. Cementers scored the winning run in the twelfth. Batteries: Jolly and Chitford for Okay, Crawford Dildy and McJunkin for Gurdon. Next game with Foreman at 3 p.m. Sunday in Okay.

Okay, Ark Okay Cementers Gurdon Merchants & To Arnold Cementers Gordon Jolly Chitford Okay Crawford Dildy McJunkin Foreman

Allen Hohe Demonstration Club Notes

The Allen Hohe Demonstration club met in May at Mrs. Fend wick’s home with seven members and three visitors. The meeting opened at 2 p m with a greeting from the president, singing, a recitation of the Lord’s Prayer, and roll call with members sharing what they love in the country. Discussion focused on a county dress contest planned for June and urged entries, with a preliminary contest noted.

Allen Hohe Demonstration Club Fendwick O'Clark

Club Meeting Plans Include Cake Auction and Play

At the next club gathering members will fund four cake slices, skip the auction, and perform a rally day play at the Experiment Farm. Miss Bullington was absent but activities continued with color tests for her attire and a social period with refreshments. The next rendezvous will be hosted by Mrs. Lee Garland.

Experiment Farm

Yankees Win 7th Straight Contest

The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to seven with a 14 to 1 defeat of the Cleveland Indians. Spud Chandler pitched effectively, supporting a lineup powered by Tommy Henrich and Red Rolfe. Henrich homered, DiMaggio doubled, and Rolfe drove in runs as the Yankees built early leads and maintained them, with Chandler yielding limited baserunners until the eighth inning.

New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Spud Chandler Mel Hardee Tommy Henrich Red Rolfe Rghtfield Chandler Indians State Avgerill Ccame Averill Hate Henrich Joe DiMaggio Bil Dickey Yanks Frank Crosetti Rolfe

Children Safe in Chickenwire Pen on Mountain

Mt Tamalpais Calif residents debate a chickenwire pen housing two children under 2 while Frank Wolford defends it as safer amid steep cliffs narrow roads and tourist risks. Local tavern owner says the enclosure protects the youngsters from dangers yet others call it cruel.

Tamalpais Calif Hamalpals Reward Marthe Wolford Frank Wolford Childres

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