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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1936

Page

3

Soil Conservation Service aids erosion control in Arkansas farmlands

Progress report from Region 4 details coordinated erosion control across Arkansas with 268 804 acres under cooperative agreement and 68 110 acres completed. Highlights include 11 424 acres retired from cultivation, 17 443 acres contoured for pastures, 60 miles of terraces, and 3 645 213 trees planted. Landowners contribute about 62 percent of project costs.

Port Worth Texas Arkansas Wediay Soil’ Conservation“ Service U.S. Department of Aghire Landawihers Opfs Bolton Soil Conservation Service Conway Harrison Hope Forrest City Monticello Waldron Soil Conservation Merrill The C. ©. Randall C. O. Brannon Agricultural Experiment Station B. Matthews Charles A. Gillette State Forestry Commission Louisiana

Secretary Wallace to Speak at Arkansas Farm Bureau Convention

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace will headline the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation convention in Little Rock on Tuesday. Arrangements are led by Mark Jackson and W. E. Mountcastle, with delegates including Mark Jackson, Earl King, and Frank J. Hill. Senator Joe T. Robinson and a representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation are invited speakers. The event runs Tuesday to Wednesday focusing on officers, business, and district meeting outcomes. The convention notes that 26 Hempstead farmers attended a Camden gathering. Wallace’s speaking engagement is the first since 1934 at the Catton Branch Experiment Station. The address topic remains undisclosed but will address paramount Arkansas farming issues.

Henry A. Wallace Arkansas’ Farm Bureau Federation Little Rock Mark Jackson Hempstead Camden Wallace Federation Waldo Frasier Arkansas Catton Branch University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation

Night Air Not Harmful Contrary to Opinion

A report challenges the belief that night air is detrimental to health. It argues that exposure to night air has no verified negative effects and may offer neutral or beneficial aspects for certain individuals and activities.

States Seek Time on Unemployment Security Law Extension

Arkansas and six other states push for a retroactive extension to December 31 to enact unemployment insurance measures under the Social Security Act. Governors argue compliance deadlines threaten special sessions and budgets, while Social Security Board figures gauge potential benefits and constitutional questions.

Little Rock Arkansas Futrell ST. Louis Hjalmar Petersen Minnesota Florida David Shultz Vincent M. Miles Fort Smith Ark Social Security Board Congress

President to Visit Argentina and Brazil on Peace Trip

President Roosevelt announced a 12,000 mile post election voyage to attend the Inter American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires on December 1. He will visit Brazil and Uruguay, leaving Charleston aboard the Indianapolis and refueling at Trinidad. The trip follows his remark that world peace outweighs the ship strike impact.

Washington Roosevelt Buenos Aires San Francisco South America White House Brazil Ura+ quay Mr. Roosevelt Equator Colombia Charleston D. C Indianapolis Windward Leeward Islands Trinidad

Visitor to Argentina for early peace conference

A guest of President Getulio Vargas and the Brazilian government will arrive at an unnamed Argentine port, likely Mar del Plata, on November 30. He will travel by train to Buenos Aires to attend the first session of the peace conference on the morning of December 1.

Getulio Vargne

New Ford Models Draw Big Crowds

Tom McLarty, manager of Hope Auto, said the Ford showing drew the largest crowd here since 1928 and that 1937 should be the best year in his company. He has sold several new models and is filling orders from a Memphis distributor. Four Michigan State Automobile Association award winners stress courtesy as a driver rule.

Tom McLarty Hope Auto Company Ford McLarty Memphis Detroit Mich Michigan State Automobile Association Wiliam TH. Thoms Elmer C. Bischoff Daniel J. Smith Milton R. Knight Port Huron

Farley Visits Ireland Amid Roosevelt Rally Support

Washington reports Harry Hopkins said federal relief will continue and not be turned back to local units. James Farley, Roosevelt’s chief of staff, arrived in Europe predicting the president’s big majority stems from his smile and Farley’s handshaking. He plans to visit Ireland, London, Paris, and then return on the Normandie, with remarks on decentralizing WPA to local authorities.

Washington Harry Hopkins United States Conference of Mayors Farley London Beng James A. Farley Roosevelt Europe Jim Farley Jim Castletown Ireland Eamon de Valera Ieneral Paris Normandie England America

Hope Star Centennial Edition Offer Ends Soon

Limited copies remain of Hope Star's 1700 Centennial Edition offering the complete authentic history of two Southwest Arkansas towns. No reservations. first come, first served. 48 pages in six sections with 69 large historic site photographs. Bound 80 cents. unbound 25 cents plus six cents for mailing.

Hope Star Arkansas

Noted Reporter Presses Governor Question on Jim’s Future

An American reporter asks Jim about quitting to become New York governor. Jim sobers and declines to discuss the matter as too far in the future. The passage also mentions Sir Thomas Browne as a renowned author physician in English literature.

New York State Jim Thomas Browne

Constipated 30 Years Advertisement Claim Adl erika Relief

A dated promotional snippet claims Adlerika offers relief after thirty years of constipation with symptoms described as bloating headaches and back pain. The text promotes immediate relief and lists John S. Gibson Drug Co as a source.

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