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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1937

Page

3

Ozan Town Suit Over Cotton Scales Settled

In Hope municipal court, C D Webb sued the town of Ozan for 500 dollars over possession of local cotton scales. Webb took the scales home after weighing season and refused return. Hempstead County officers ordered surrender. Farmers had funded scales, and asked they become town property once paid. The case concluded with a ruling favoring the town. The piece also notes composer Frederic Chopin was born March 1, 1803.

C. D. Webb Ozan Hope Webb Hempstead Otan Frederic Chopin

Southwest Plenty Fast Says Bible In Arkansas Texas clash

In a Southwest Conference football moment, Dwight Sloan of Arkansas executes a bold pass on a late fourth down from the Texas ten, completing a long gain that avoids a Texas interception and keeps the Razorbacks in front 7 3. The drive highlights Sloan’s reputation as a fearless passer and the era’s unorthodox play calling.

Austin Texas Arkansas Razorbacks University of Texas Dwight Sloan Sloan Arkansas Razorbacks Southwest Longhorns Longhorn Stoan Jack Robbins Billy Patter Baylor Davey O'Brien Texas Christian Kes Mills Texas A Ernie Lain Rice

Economical Log and Frame Farm House Plan No. 74118

The plan presents a rectangular, space efficient farm home using logs or frame or rock, with a central hall for access and heating from one device. It highlights closets, bath, and kitchen features, and can be ordered as complete working drawings No 74118 from county or home demonstration agents as part of University of Arkansas agriculture plan service for farm families.

Arkansas University of Arkansas College of Agriculture

Southwest Teams Build Offense Around Passing

The Southwest embraces a passing style led by standout quarterbacks like Sammy Baugh. Weather-friendly seasons enable aerial plays as teams such as Arkansas and Baylor rely on frequent passes, while other regions face harsher conditions that hinder the strategy.

Southwest Sammy Baugh Ford Ward Texas Arkansas Longhorn

Five Quints Learn Discipline Through Isolation Training

A historical piece reports on five sisters, the quints, trained by isolation to build self control. It notes gradual behavioral gains since early routines and describes outdoor play pressures, public display affecting discipline, and expert observations on temper and fear management.

Annaette Shell Emilie Carter Chile Blotz

Razorbacks Clinch 1926 Title In Wet Grid Showdown

The Razorbacks clinched the conference crown amid field conditions turned ankle deep by rain. Sloan connected with Benton for a long scoring pass as the team produced the lone touchdown, while Baugh defended the value of homegrown receivers over professional options and listed prominent college standouts from Texas, Baylor, Texas A M, Rice, Arkansas, SMU, and TCU.

Razorbacks Sloan Benton Horner Boyd Baylor Smith Texas A Steen Rice Benton and Hamilton Arkansas Peterson and Bryan Texas Dowell and Acker Southern Methodist

Help Kidneys Pass 3 Lbs a Day

A fragment discussing kidney health and a drug claim urging readers to use a pill product to cleanse kidneys. Mentions frequent urination, back pain, fatigue, swelling, and headaches as symptoms. References a pill brand and widespread use over many years.

Cotton and land use in a fragmented colonial tale

Fragmentary OCR hints 1243 pounds of cotton linked to Jessie Goodlett and a century of cultivation on Locke’s hillside. Mentions include experimental aims, emotional development, quintuplets, and a rural setting with cattle marketing and a Korean teaching scene amid desolate farm imagery.

Jessie Goodlett Locke Pitt

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