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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1938
Page
2
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A fragmented note complains debt collectors are unwelcome everywhere. It mentions Joe No$ and a wish for a repeat call. The text then notes in Nepal only rural family members are allowed to own automobiles.
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College results show Arkansas frosh tied Tulsa frosh 0 0 Monticello and high school scores across the state with Fort Smith Little Rock and Lonoke posting victories. Numerous rural towns report varied results with Benton Russellville Harrison Clarksville and Magnolia among those tallying wins scores include 53 0 78 0 43 27 33 39 and more.
Washington Mrs Tom Birdgill and infant Rosemary of Atlanta arrived for a visit with grandma Pink Horton and relatives. Jett Martin of Hayworth visited the Frazier family. Guy Simmons enlisted in the CCC camp at Camp Alton. Several locals and visitors from Hope Fulton Texarkana and Nashville are named among weekend visits and kinship events. Dodson Leonard, former local boy, now with the state highway department in Little Rock, greeted friends here.
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