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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1929
Page
6
California defeats Southern California in a heated college football clash. Price leads the Golden Bears with a decisive late rally while SC battles to respond. The game features standout plays, with key throws and runs shaping the result amid a tense sea of fans.
Devine comments during a tense game recount a key moment when Elder seized a chance and a risky play turned the tide. He notes Southern California’s deep reserve strength will challenge any rival, despite losses, and recalls the champions of the Pines as a benchmark.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Chiengo Princetea Haniw and four bagks, prep school player development, names Lit Staga Ervett Vain Nice Har ot Blut Ber Watenberhe, Yankees link, Mrs Fletcher, Milks, Ob State tow complimentary tickets, Sunt Selby Buckeyes guard, Pyey Jovens All-American talk, Sun's sisters, Sture Helcumb Obio fullback.
NEW LIBERTY notes list families visiting relatives over the weekend and a last Thursday wedding. Mrs Mamie Revenys Mrs Thelmi Revenga and Beulah Duyn joined Merv S M Hamilton Arthur Glisten and family for Sunday visits. Miss Ianttic Dougan Elmer Me Elroy wed last Thursday evening. Leis Hamilton returned home after a visit to McNoah. Friends report illness of Mrs John Davies.
Miss Farmelin Campbell served as dinner pruest for Mrs. Lida Hamilton last Thursday. Several locals, including Mes. Gangston Langston and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Langston, were shipping in Hope Tuesday afternoon. Andy and Joe Hamilton attended the ginging at Piney Gray Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glentan and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weaver visited Munn Hamvitten Sunday night. Community singing drew Langston and others to the city hall. Luther Hamerie and daughter Huniee of Hope spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Livnie Homeric. Mrs. Sanford spent recent days with Henry Bearden. The Finchers and child visited Pitcher’s parents at Sulton. Hamp Huett and family and Harald Sanford’s family were Sevach visitors at Milton Caudile’s. Dr. Poole of Bodeuw called locally. Mrs. Jett Rogers learned of a seven-year-old death at Delight, Ark. Winndan Cubis missed several days of school due to illness. Gray arrived home from Texas to spend holidays. Luthor passed through the community today on his way home. Ro V. Stepheneen has material work on the grandl Toy project.
A jumble of names and short notes reports visitors and travels around Ada Oklahoma and nearby areas. It lists Mr and Mrs Sim Hingley Frank and Gislohona, Mr and Mrs Joe Blane, Chamberliin visitors in McNabsharshiy, and many others visiting relatives or engaging in work at cement plants. Connie Tinton returns from trips to Louisiana and Oklahoma. Freddie Singleton Alabama guard and tackle earns scholastic honors.
Tulane and Green Waves show a strong offense and defensive grit in a Southern circuit challenge. Key figures include Billy Banker guiding the attack and Charlie Rucker securing plays while Georgia and Texas teams press hard.
Pretty Mrs Olga Edwards, a former actress, stands charged in New York court with blackmailing financier Nathe Holy Amsige for large sums. She claims the alleged child of a two year old son Tee was exploited to pressure payment while denying paternity of the child.
A stream of names appears in a historic notice warning various parties including William Griffis Amar and White Oil Corporation to appear in court within thirty days and answer a plaintiffs complaint. The document cites officials such as Willie Harris and Gray Curtigan D.C. Noy, with dated references to November 12, 1924 and December 29, 1925, reflecting archival legal proceedings and athletic notes mentioning Alabama tackle and Red Wing High School.
Jackson Mississippi resident Mrs. R Douglas recalls weakness and severe head and back pain. After using two bottles of Cardus she gained strength and finally relief, claiming six bottles cured her symptoms and praising the herbal remedy. The ad extols Cardus as a centuries old medicine used by women for over sixty years.
An advertisement claims bladder irritation and related symptoms are functional and promotes trying Cystex with a money back offer. It urges readers to test the product personally and notes a dissatisfaction guarantee. Features a drug store name likely Gil Drug Co and implies an ad layout.
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