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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
2
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RUSSELLVILLE Ky Henry L Trimble president of Citizens National Bank recalls the bank never failing to pay a dividend since its founding four years ago. He credits careful investment and the absence of deposited interest by Logan County banks. He notes during hard times rivals failed while he kept deposits growing aided by armored trucks and airplanes.
Farmers will soon finish cotton picking as health remains good. Sunday school and preaching were held at Battle Field with Christeen Gladys and James Cornelius joining Mrs. Spring for dinner. Visitors from Washington included Mr Yerger and Miss Ethel Gentry. News mentions travel and shopping in Hope with the Cornelius, Chandler, Gilbert, and Finley families. Anecdotal notes include a local joke about a man divorcing because his wife went through his pockets.
Legal notice from Johnie McCabe collector stating tax books for the Hope Arkansas curb and gutter district no 7 and annex 1 street imput and district no 1 and annex 1 special assessment are in hand. Property owners must pay within thirty days or face collection action and penalties. Notice dated August 22 1936 with references to August 29 September 5 12 publications and South Main Street District.
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