Mitchell Audit Bills Raise Town Rivalry and Political Claims
The Hope Star reports a heated clash over highway department auditing and related political charges. Senator Mitchell denies favoring Blackwood while critics press for public bills and accountability. The piece ties past local scandals to current debates, noting old editorials and alleged manipulation by state machines.
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Hee2 Press
Mitchell
Rec- Hig Audit Commission
Blackwood
D. A
Highway Department
Star
Marvin Wortham
Hi Dorado News
Dld
Tden
Worthamould
Hope Star
Tate
Wortham
Ice
Ho Tay
Hvveryone
Ope Star
Exciting Lives in a World on Fire Says INCLA LEWIS
INCLA LEWIS told a Brooklyn audience that current events form a world on fire. He described the era as unsettling yet exciting, noting the race is not stagnating and is moving rapidly toward a steep, risky ascent. He urged reflection on whether upheaval may mark a pivotal point in history.
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Incla Lewis
Brooklyn
Mr. Lewis
Prescott Defeats Hope In Turbulent Gridiron Clash
Prescott and Hope traded leads in a rugged game as Prescott exploited miscues and strong rushing. Pertine and Perdue led Prescott with multiple carries and touchdowns, Brunson added extra points while Hope threatened repeatedly. The contest featured fumbles, near passes, and key line plays, concluding with Prescott seizing the final yard advances and securing the win.
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Prescott
Eea
Ai Ae
Hope
Allen
Perdue
Bruncon
Brown
Berry
Ferdue
Bratton
Brunson
Bruson
Bacon
Hargis
Holpe
Turner
Criss-Cross
Macon
Fordue
Rowe
Prince
Jones
Hargismegain
Sissell
Frescott
Brunton
Fitchett
Cen Gwn
Pritchett
Frestott
Almos
Dope Wall
Hurgix
Local social notes and regional notices blend with sound curbs in Hope
The item combines a long list of social visits, church activities, and guests in Hope and surrounding areas with a brief public notice about noise limits in French towns. It mentions gatherings at homes, visits from Nashville and Dallas, educational association events in DeQueen, and various local residents’ movements, alongside a rule banning loud sound devices in hotels and public places after 10 p.m. in Chambery.
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Chambery
Former Miami athlete Anne Booker Returns Home After Accident
Anne Booker arrives in her home city four years after a Vienna high dive accident left her severely injured. Smiling at the reception, she endured suffering with fortitude. American Legionnaires helped pull her from the liner Mohawk, reflecting wide admiration for her endurance.
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Anne Booker
Miami, Fla
Europe
Vienna
Mohawk
American Legionnaires
Duke of York visits Paris and a champagne wing joke
The fragment notes the Duke of York dining on chicken wings in champagne during a Paris visit. It wanders through playful, cryptic lines about Captain Hawks, Jimmy Doolittle, and a bygone era of speed, then shifts to Czech independence and a quip that Edison won by trial and error, while Al Capone’s era is referenced.
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Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Paris
Edison
al Capone
Lepso treatment offered for epilepsy relief
A claim-promotional note advertises Lepso treatment for epileptic attacks. It states quick relief and that thousands have benefited over 25 years. A trial treatment will be sent free to anyone writing to FR Lepso Apt 152 123 E. Wright Milwaukee Wis Adv.
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E. Wright
Milwaukee
Wis
Local Residents Attend State Baptist Convention and Meetings
Mrs Sig Reed Mrs W G Yates Mrs W M Contilie and Mrs J Z Hicks attend the Baptist State convention at Texarkana and a wagon has been ordered for the office with service in three weeks. Miss Noting McCorkle returns from San Antonio. Armistice Day observed across Arkansas. Teachers from Hope attend state meeting in Little Rock led by Mrs George Green and others. John Kent, ex Hempstead County treasurer, in Hope on business. Horace Routon of Aghdown in Hope. Percy Burton Lewinville and G C Reynolds Texarkana spend night in Hope. Mr and Mrs Ab Pale and sons Woodrow and Virgil spent day at the State Fair in Little Rock.
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Sig Reed
W. G. Yates
W. M. Cotntiliie
J. Z. Hicks
Texarkane
Noting McCorkle
San Antonio
Texas
Arkansas
Lidle Rock
George Green
T. Q., McDaniel
Caliicut
Cecil Parker
Louise Porter
Frances Garner
Conrad Covington
Bessie Green
Evelyn Jagersford
Wollie Reed
Kate Wingfield
John Kent
Hempstead County
Six top causes of youth death named by U.S. Public Health Service
A Public Health Service survey identifies accidents, tuberculosis, heart disease, pneumonia, diphtheria, and appendicitis as the six leading causes of death for children aged five to nineteen. The findings highlight the major health risks facing youths and point toward prevention priorities and public health focus areas.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Local Visitors and Church Notes From Hope
Thursday and Wednesday visits reported in Hope with Mrs L M Hendricka and Violet Hendricka among those calling on relatives. Mr and Mrs Alford Vines shopped in Hope. Calls were made by T J Drake and daughter, and by the Rider and Rider families. Bro Benson of Waldo preached at the regular appointment. Mrs Dawsie Hollis and son visited Miss Edith Rider Sunday afternoon.
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L. M. Hendricka
Violet
Alford Vines
Thusaday
T. J. Drake
A. T. Rider
A. B. Rider
Barty
Terrell Rider
Bastt Rider
Bro. Benson
Waldo
Capitol Spectacle Co offers 10 day trial on glasses
Readers are urged to send name age and address to Capitol Spectacle Co at 10 N Clark St Dept RA 94 Chicago Ill for a 10 day free trial of eyeglasses claimed to be a great improvement over others. If unsatisfied they may keep nothing and are promised refunds elsewhere. Orders pouring in worldwide.
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Capitol Spectacle Co
N. Clark St
Dept
Chicago
Ill
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