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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1931

Page

1

Water Ways Bond Issue Proposed

A government bond issue to complete the Inland waterway system will be discussed at the Mississippi Valley Association convention in Amesie Mississippi. About 1,000 delegates from across regions arrive, with speakers including Senator Shipstead and Rep Mansfield, as plans for bond issuance gain support amid budget concerns.

Sein ST. Louis United States Avanasia Amesie ‘Sippi Valley Association Congress The Association Mississippi Valley Mississippi River Sioux City Iowa New Orleans Youngs‘town Ohio Fittsburgh Henrik Shipstead Minnesota Joseph J. Mansfield Texas John C. Cooper Scott Leavitt Montana Otis F. Glee Isnaos Arthur J. Weaver Nebraska Mississippi River Navigation Association

Indiana's Kuss Toughens Up Hoosier Line

Otto Kuss from Fine City Minnesota stars for Indiana as a 225 pound tackle. The sophomore stands six feet three and adds grit to the Big Ten gridiron as opponents likely feel his presence in every game.

Kuss Indiana Hoosiers Otto Cowboy Fine City Minn Big Ten

Autumn preparations and local illness report in Ruggles family

The piece notes autumn activities with wood pile gathering for winter, church attendance, and social visits. It reports Mrs Ida Ruggles ill with Weldon, Lorena, and Beatrice Mitchell among visitors from Pittsfield Kansas and Pittsburg Pennsylvania. It mentions other local visits, church events, and that Joe Dorothy has been very ill and receiving aid for crop gathering efforts.

Ruggles Ida Ruggles Weldon Ruggles Pitsfield Kans Lorena Sembach Pittsburg Penn Milton Caudle Cameron Near Bodean Jackson Merle Huckabee New Hope Shover Springs Ray Shover Orris Farrel Mitchell Bernier Beatrice Orwell Harley Vines Marle Huckabe Milton Otwell Shaver Springs Burgess Shaver Rev. Burgess N. B. Sanford Henry Bearden Doughit Hope Harold Sanford P. P. Otwell H. B. Sanford J. R. Gray Gray Joe Dorothy

Paris student Josee Laval returns to law studies after U S trip

Paris reports Josee Laval, daughter of a premier, back from Washington to resume law studies at the University of Paris. She aims for a profession, enjoys sports, and recalls her U S visit as a single grand souvenir. She values a Hoover blotter, a Princeton Navy game film, and a Statue of Liberty invitation, hoping for future travel to Chicago and California.

Paris Josee Laval Washington Josee Partier Ile de France New York Premie Corsica France University of Paris United States Hoover Frinceton Navy Chicago California

Sunday Visitors And Local Community Notes

Wood Theo FP Witt and Robert Berry of Hope were Sunday callers at H B Sanford s. R V Stephenson and sot Weaver j and wife of Hope were Sunday callers at P P Orwells. George Crews returned home from Texarkana Saturday after serving on the jury there last week. Buster Camp of Hinton spent a day last week with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Harold Sanford. Zeddie Betts of Liberty Hill passed through this vicinity Monday. Mrs Jett Rogers and son Parker entertained at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Allen Walker and the Rev Burgess, George McMillan and family spent Sunday at Joe Dorothy s.

Jett Rogers Parker Allen Walker Burgess

Tennessee Mourns Loss of Its Former Governor

Tennessee mourns the loss of former Governor Alfred A. Taylor, 83, with funeral preparations under way. Services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at First Methodist Church in Johnson City, with Dr W Neighbors of Chattanooga presiding, following past rites conducted for the Taylor family.

Tennessee Johnson City Tenn Alfred A. Taylor Ehld First Methodist Church Dr. W Chattanooga, Tenn Bob Jim Nathaniel G. Taylor

Ohio conservation tags 5000 fish to study migration

The Ohio conservation department has tagged five thousand fish with metal tags to help track migration, propagation, and mortality, aiming to gather data on population dynamics and movements.

Ohio Conservation Department

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