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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1971
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment shows classified ad content including rates, contact strings, and ad headers. It mentions Pioneer Printers Village Shopping Center with a 777-6747 contact, and an entry for James Huckabee offering shingle work with number 777-3976. The text is partial and mixed with unrelated strings and perforations.
Dear Dr Lamb answers how to choose a doctor clarifying internal medicine versus family practice. It explains group practices, clinics, and hospitals, and outlines criteria such as board certification and hospital staff affiliation to aid patient selection. It also notes the probate court notice for Oliver W. Miles estate in Hempstead County Arkansas with an Oct 1, 1971 hearing.
In Hempstead Chancery Court Gary L Daffern a minor by Bertie Daffern his mother sues Neda Daffern defendant warning her to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint. Witness Jim Cole clerk dated October 11 1971. Court seal recorded October 12 1926 prior to November 2 1971.
Notice announces an election in Hope Arkansas on an unspecified November date 1971 to approve industrial development revenue bonds up to 1 500 000 under Act No 9 The project involves lands buildings equipment and facilities to be owned by the city and leased to Tennessee Forging Steel Corporation or a subsidiary with guarantees If leased to a subsidiary the guarantor is Tennessee Forging Steel Corporation The bonds are special obligations payable from project revenues and lease rentals only Election hours 8:00 am to 7:30 pm at multiple polling places in Hope Arkansas"/>
The fragmentary bridge notation shows a bid sequence with players labelled West North East and South. The garbled text suggests an and pass pattern ending with a call, but readable details are limited. No clear event, result, or names emerge to form a full card.
Fragmentary TV listings show a morning to early afternoon schedule with programs like Truth Or Con News From Africa Sunrise Semester Cartoon Friends Captain Kangaroo and Hazel. Notable items include Arkansas A.M. and color programs along with film titles and host notes.
The World Almanac notes the American $20 gold piece known as the double eagle became legal tender in 1849, named for its value twice that of the $10 eagle authorized in 1792.
Legal notice for the estate of Mary B Mills deceased. Court proceedings set for October 2nd, 1971 at 9 00 a m regarding distribution and administration of the estate. Names of involved parties and local broadcasting schedule appear in the document.
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