16 Nov 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1940
Page
1
The Star states Associated Press news is exclusive for republication and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts. Tributes and memorial notices may be limited to protect readers from space takers, with no guarantee of safety or return of submissions.
An Open letter argues that German controlled distributors and advertising firms profit from American exports to Mexico and beyond. It warns that Axis-favorable papers receive ad money while democracy supporting outlets starve, urging U.S. firms to recognize and remove their self inflicted “Kick Me” label.
Aron is best known for his rapid problem solving and extensive trivia knowledge. He frequently provides concise answers and explanations across diverse topics, earning recognition for quick accuracy and clear reasoning.
The article reflects on past farming life where a one-horse farmer lived self-reliantly with handmade gear and limited ground. It contrasts with modern needs for two to four horse power and cooperative effort to achieve larger projects like community churches and district schools, stressing interdependence and shared progress.
Advice for wives on managing marriage through perceived effort and presentation. Use diplomacy like avoiding nagging and dressing neatly to impress a hardworking husband. Also notes that a wife’s daily routines and gossip affect his view of her labor. Includes a numbered quiz on city industry associations.
A Missouri Farm Bureau News article urges farmers to form and join effective organizations. It argues individuals cannot solve large farm problems alone and stresses the need for capable leadership and broad collective action.
The text argues that farming remains a family enterprise with individualist farmers seeking democratic rights and protection for investments. It contrasts farm organization with corporate industry and labor unions, suggesting farmers must band together economically to gain advantages akin to large firms and unions.
For Sale a modern tourist court and filling station located 67 1/2 miles north of Prescott Idaho. Contact Ida E McGuire. Also offering bought and dressed lumber via Cloud Waddle or phone 289 W. 15-Btp
The Form Bitenu movement gathers farmers to foster collective thinking and planning. It aims to strengthen leadership to influence public policy, restore agriculture’s standing in national life, and counter foreign exploitation as Spain remains rich in minerals.
Assistant fire chief Louis Dolan, famed for pursuit of fires, heads to the station and traces a truck blaze near a garage. He alerts responders and helps prevent further damage with rapid action.
Fragmented market notes show Gourley merge details and mixed poultry prices. Mentions heavy hens leghorns and eggs with references to geese ducks and other species. text is garbled but suggests domesticable fowl and market alignment for service to man.
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