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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
6
According to an announcement by Prank A. Stanley, applications for tax exempt cotton certificates will be due for signing beginning May 21. All applications must be signed by June. Exemption certificates to be produced by the end of May. One day will be given for pad Duet. The schedule lists May 2 Patras Sprigill Blow ins and McCaskill May 22 Futian Sarritepg Colunw Columbus.
Mrs Clayton Mavenu of Lincolnster says Cardui eased bear down pain after twelve days and built her strength. Thousands report relief from weakness and discomfort when Castinite is taken, claiming years of use. If it fails to help, consult a physician.
Fragmentary notice lists May 23 and 24 events or applications in Washington Sardis Piney Grove and Buards Chanel Hie Guopraty. Mentions DeAnn and Amgen. Imperfect text lacks clear actions or authorities.
Day McKean requested time to consider his plea as officers moved to send him to the Oklahoma state penitentiary at McAlester. His guilty plea was anticipated with a May 22 sentencing before Judge George Childers. McKean also sought a later interview with County Attorney C D Wilkerson regarding a robbery case.
The Grand Canal or Yur Ho winds nearly a thousand miles across China's coastel plain, claimed as the world's longest artificial waterway.
Washington senator Long proposes a new share the wealth plan and calls for an inquiry into government bailing and construction districts. He sets wealth caps and guaranteed homesteads, claiming benefits range from $2,000 per family to $6,000 in assets, while Tugwell warns of drought and decay without ongoing conservation.
Ves money miles it travels. Who can overlook a car that gets 3 to 3 more miles per gallon than smaller competitive makes. Big, luxurious with all steel bogies and perfected dual cylinder hydraulic brakes. Power from the Dodge Red Ram engine with Floating Power engine mountings. See what a remarkable automobile you can have for only a few dollars more than lowest priced cars. Now, $645 and up, factory Detroit. Dodge Division Chrysler Motors tors Commer Credit Plan.
Proposed relief work wage scales would create three worker classes with regional pay differentials. Unskilled southern labor may gain less than a skilled NYC woman, with a tentative average above the $30 monthly security wage. Hopkins to submit detailed wage rules to the White House.
Harmony residents joined a large crowd Sunday afternoon to watch the ball game in Rhodes pasture. Saturday night guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Landes and daughter with Thad Vines family. Mrs. Edwin Britt and another returned home after a week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogers visited at Mys home Tuesday night. Homey Vines of Center Point attended. Dinner guests Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Ray McWilliams were Mr. and Mrs. George McMillen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dougherty and family, and Clent and Curtis Daugherty. Friends of Mrs. Geo Karber expressed regret.
Prescott Ark County Judge E I Weaver called a meeting of about 40 business and farm leaders to plan financing for the county agent’s work. He warned the county would no longer fund the agent and that offices and records may be closed and moved if no plan is found.
Mrs. Bessie Vines spent Friday night with Mrs. Hoyett Lasater who is seriously ill. Mrs. Madia Brith called to see Mrs. Lasater Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Vines and children were Sunday guests of the Vines family. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogers and Miss Mary Rogers spent Sunday night with Mrs. Ella Hodnett. Mr. and Mrs. Silous L. Sanford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanford.
A federal grand jury refused to indict three Denver businessmen in a send-a-buck chain letter case. Prosecutors argued the scheme violated fraud and lottery laws, but the grand jury returned a no true bill. Officials hinted they may pursue further action if warranted.
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