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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1940
Page
2
Fisher body introduces a new line with an airfoil shaped silhouette and a unisteel roof, joining features of sedans and coupes. The design emphasizes safety curved glass, full sized seats, extra head and knee room, and a nine foot passenger compartment with a deep luggage area behind the streamlined rear.
Continued from page one a Red Pole herd and Boyd Brothers of 7 Swill exhibit polled short horns beef cattle and Jersey stock from the Hermon Stoy herd. Sire Goldenna's Volunteer heads the herd with yearling heifers and eleven Jerseys to be shown. Entries include animals from W. W. Ellen Charley Wilson T. O. Bright Sommerville W. M. Ramsey HL Dudley Owen Brothers and others. Spotted Poland Chinas by Riley Lewallen and Tamsworth by Boyd Brothers. A new class of horse colts has been added and will be judged Thursday along with the yearling and foal colts. Colts exhibit Thursday only. other livestock Thursday and Friday. Entries not required in advance but accepted until 10 a.m. Thursday in the livestock department. Poultry received Wednesday and shown through Friday with judging Thursday.
Swiss farmers in the Bryce valley have planted most fields with poppies as poppy oil becomes scarce. A waxed circle notes women use CARDUS to relieve dysmenorrhea and aid digestion, claiming appetite and gastric flow improvements.
Readable list shows numerous named participants for a historical pageant segment titled Spirit of 16 and episodes on Betsy Ross and the Civil War. Entires include women and men by full names, roles, hostesses, carriers, and band members across multiple episodes.
Berlin reports a massive weekend raid on London with about 45 bombers and heavy bombs causing widespread fires in the capital. German claims of new super bombs aimed at crippling defenses contrast with British attacks on Hamburg and coastal flotillas.
In Memphis, a heated exchange centers on a handwriting expert telling Frank Tapp he should be a detective. The expert quips he is under arrest for selling freights without a license, and Tapp asserts his detective status amid the dispute.
Carol of Romania, a former king, was reported Monday to be considering the United States among other countries as a possible asylum option when his Swiss stay ends. He was on an international call early that day to plan the next leg of his journey in exile in Lugano Switzerland.
In Bridgend Wales Henry Charles Rendall lit matches on a midnight road to search for his false teeth. He was fined but later recovered his teeth. Separately the United States reportedly holds about 60 percent of the world’s gold stock.
Munich al city hall heard many cases Monday morning with Judge W K Lemley presiding. Drunkenness fines ranged up to 50 dollars. assaults and batteries, disturbing the peace, and hog violations noted. Petit larceny involved watermelons with 25 dollar fines and jail days. Civil actions included accounts for 534.25 and 33 dollars, default judgments. Grand larceny cases and bond details were listed for the State docket.
Record crowds attended the morning and night services at Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday. The church reached a high mark of 114, with a goal of 700 for next Sunday announced by Pastor J B Hamill. Overflow seating was added as Evangelist Carl W Barnes preached The Unpardonable Sin.
Proceedings list multiple drunk and disturbing the peace trials with fines of 10 dollars each for Mimmie Alexander Tom Tollison Harry Walker and Everett Smith. Bond forfeitures occur for several defendants. One case, Eulis Miller, found not guilty. Dismissals on motion of prosecuting attorney require payment of costs for Owens Owens and Stuart related to timber cutting and overdraft actions. Notice of appeals noted for Jimmy Alexander and others.
A meeting featured a large choir and congregation led by Rev Barn as famed song director. Services occur nightly except Saturday at 7 4 percent. Dahlina and other names appear in honor of the Swedish botanist.
Excelsior Springs clinic releases a free overview on piles fistula and colon disorders. Request a postcard to 1818 Blvd to receive a copy at no charge and learn potential remedies and cost savings.
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