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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1936

Page

3

Western states rise in 1936 electoral math analysis

Democratic prognosticators see Minnesota Wisconsin and the far west shifting power as they reassess the electoral map. Republicans fix on New York and Pennsylvania as indispensable to a Republican victory, with both states driving campaign openings and final momentum in a tightly contested race.

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Local Option in California Sought

San Francisco report on California voters considering local option for liquor sales. Details cover legal limits on beer signage, the ban on words like saloon, and the drive by groups such as United Dry Forces of California and the Southern California Businessmen’s Association to influence November ballots.

San Francisco California State Board of Equalization Board of Equalization Tober Puffet Union United Dty Forces of Southern

Brother Treees Preaching Dates Announced for Weekend

Next Saturday night and Sunday are Bro. Treeees regular preacting dates. The public is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs Ed Hubbard and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns.

Bro. Treeees Ed Hubbard Bob Burns

Modest 1932 relief bill contrasted with massive current program

New York report recalls the LaFollette-Costigan relief bill of 1932 which sought 375 million dollars for local charities, while today’s relief effort has grown into a vast WPA framework with billions spent. The piece notes shifts in party views on federal versus local relief, lists retiring lawmakers, and highlights Minnesota’s two month Senate seat amid election dynamics. It identifies Guy W. Howard as the likely temporary senator from Minnesota.

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Social rounds map weekend visits around Liberty

Old Liberty notes list numerous Sunday visits among local families. Mr and Mrs John Rogers host, others include Calhoons Griffins Hicks Bristows and Paydlues, with several couples spending the weekend or day with relatives in Winchester Magnolia and Mineral Springs.

Local Guests and Calls Echo Quiet Weekend in Hickory Shade

Hickory Shade residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Carnes and their daughter Mrs Minto Ross. The Criders and baby visited relatives in Dallas while Mec and Mrs J E Rogers spent time with Alvie Calhoon family of Liberty. Miss Margaret Joneycutt joined Sunday dinner with Misses Gene and Mittie Ree Rogers. Morening couple visited Kart Wilson. Rey Stroud and Sam Maron stopped by to see Mittie Ree and Gene Rogers Saturday afternoon.

John Rogers E. R. Calhoon John Griffin All Mes N. G. Thears Mary Willes P_ A_ Neal Mack Hicks S. V. Cobb Herbert Bristow B. Bristow Guy Ane Lola Hicks Floyd Paydlue Bro Homer Henry J. W. Winchester Carl Beaulah Hicks Magnolia J. B. Mosier Job Washington Mita Joe Lee Hardin Mineral Springs LL W. Winchester Wil Mes Joe Hicks Curl Uted Bosulall Hicks Alya Calhoon Elmer Calnoon J. B. Rivks B. O. Middlebrooks Charles Carnes Minto Ross Freeman Crider Baby Dallas Texas Mec J. E. Rogers Little Sun Alvie Calhoon Family of Liberty Margaret [Joneycutt Gene Mittie Ree Rogers Morening Kart Wilson Rey Stroud Sam Maron Mittie Ree Gene Rogers

Center Point Health and Community Rain Enjoyment

Center Point Health is fairly good in this community. Everyone enjoyed the rain which came Thursday evening. W. W. Wright spent Thursday night at Bocenws. Mrs Thelin DeVoung and children have moved by this community. Mr and Mrs Hollis Mullins spent weekend with Mr and Mrs G H Wise and family near Piney Grove. Mrs Oscar Middlebrooks and son Arnold visited with Miss Ruby Hubbard and families.

W. W. Wright Bocenws Thelin DeVoung Hollis Mullins G. H. Wise Piney Grove Oscar Middlebrooks Arnold Ruby Hubbard Bensie Jones Lent Porterfield

Debate on liquor amendments and statewide prohibition in U S notes

The passage discusses voters possibly rejecting both amendments and keeping the current system, allowing liquor establishments broadly. It states 21 United Way organizations dissociate from hopes of statewide prohibition, while pressing dry sentiment in communities.

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