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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1938
Page
1
The piece argues speeding accelerates crashes, noting deaths rose for thirty years and cites 1933 data showing thirty five Illinois counties had higher auto death rates than Cook County. It critiques common excuses about uninsured drivers and old cars and stresses the issue is nationwide, not citySpecific.
The text stresses that drunken and reckless driving endangers all, arguing driver fitness should be tested by sight hearing and limbs, and notes New England states and others enforce basic license laws to reduce auto related deaths amid constant homicide and crisis reports in the press.
Bruce Catton reviews two Alaska titles from The Castor Printers Oakdwell Idaho. Clarence L. Andrews covers Alaska from Russian era to 1867 and Soapy Smith tales and Alaska’s resource potential. Walter R. Curtin’s Yukon Voyage offers a concise readable account of frontier history.
Bob Tait, a crime photographer, plots to prove Myrna Dombey’s innocence in the Sudden Dombey murder. He hands detective Feeley her handbag and the warm gun, suggesting someone exploited the bag to frame her. Feeley demands Myrna appear by noon as the case tightens.
Pat Galvin led a Yukon expedition to challenge dominant trading companies during the gold rush. His ship became icebound for eight months near an Indigenous village, and the venture ended as a costly failure, dissipating a substantial fortune.
The Standingal Temperature is important in keeping apples, with a home cellar thermometer potentially saving many times its price by preventing early spoilage. Vegetables and vegetable fiber Luerds are being tested by the Bureau of Standards to endure changes in temperature and moisture.
The text argues Amendment No 28 would strip state sovereignty, create private road districts, and funnel funds to banks in St Louis and New York. It claims higher taxes, depleting state assets, and perpetual bondholder control, urging citizens to consult attorneys on flaws.
Recited Caprini account lists common stock 1250 shares at 100 each, surplus and net undivided profits, pledged securities with Laingare Investments, Arkansas state notation, sworn statement dated October 12 1918 before notary Albert Rav es Agee. Recapitulation shows loans and discounts 250019.00, real estate, bonds 310000.00, stocks and securities 524169.21, cash 236725.99, capital stock and profits and deposits balance too.
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