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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
6
A writer proposes how to spend five hundred dollars, favoring a Washington trip with all expenses paid. The piece blends playful humor with travel dreams and personal finance thoughts.
Fragmented notes describe titled social cheer and local visits. Mentions include Mrs. LoD Springer returning from Mo t Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander visiting in Portland Arkansas. Also references a Garland school principal talk, a Christmas seal, shrubs planted on grounds, and several residents visiting Little Rock or nearby towns.
The article explains Canadian hens cross borders by rail in heated pullman cars with attendants feeding them and collecting eggs. Up to 9 000 hens per trip consume two tons of feed and 2 000 gallons of water, yielding about 249 dozen eggs. Eggs are sold at trip end and duties apply to Canadian eggs crossing into the United States.
Nov 14 Rochester reports Robert M. Svarle president of the Rochester Electric Carport company died in his home. Officials say death appeared self-inflicted by asphyxiation. Included is mention of Herman Russell as vice president stating the incident was by his own action. Local resident Cox also noted in the shuffled text.
A two week hospital stay follows an appendicitis operation. The beady will be shipped to Wild Cheery in Ark amid awaited relatives arrival. Mr Cox is survived by his widow, his father, three brothers and three sisters.
Reports from Little Rael indicate W. W. Duckett, yesterday operated on at St. Vinceot's hospital, is recovering and expected to be home soon. He is reported this morning as in excellent condition.
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