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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references defendants and plaintiffs in a court proceeding, with stamps of clerk Harris and dates in September. Mentions Hope Fertilizer Company and auto notes, but reads as damaged legal notice with partial names and actions.
Fragmentary court notice shows names such as Jack Combs and De Rel Combs with instruction to appear and answer a complaint in the justice of the peace court. The garbled text suggests a formal summons and response deadline.
Magnolia Ark Rev J Le Navbors a Methodist Protestant minister who just marked his 91st birthday on March 12 has served 56 years as a pastor at Zion Church near Texarkana and has filled regular appointments at Center and Genoa churches since May 1941. Despite advanced age he remains in good health and on Sunday drove his own automobile to Center for services.
Barboursville West Virginia reports a youth enrolled at Morris Harvey College bringing a two year old steer, five bushels of potatoes and 30 bushels of apples to cover tuition. The steer was butchered and the produce stored for cafeteria use as the college announced farm products would be accepted for student expenses due to economic conditions.
In New Orleans Mrs Dolores La Marr aged 35 stabbed Henry La Marr 45 in his restaurant after being denied joining a fishing party. She was jailed on murder charges as the district attorney investigates. Verdillant, a waitress, was involved in the planned trip and related argument.
Washington scientists from the Bureau of Standards are testing crash proof fuel tank linings made of a synthetic elastic material resistant to gasoline and oil. The goal is tanks that will not rupture in a crash, preventing fuel deluge.
An old fashioned ad touts MELLO GLO as a French process face powder by John P. Cox Drug Co. and Geo. W. Robison Department Store. It claims the powder makes skin look fresh and youthful, spreads smoothly, does not clog pores, and causes no flakiness or irritation with a special tint.
A New York radio entertainer received a letter from Savannah Georgia that stirred pathos as a listener mistook the voice for her missing brother John. The note asks for confirmation or denial to ease hope or disappointment, but the singer was not John.
Fragmented OCR note mentions a 1951 timeline tied to graduates and references Cit Philippine and idfanda. No clear event, names, or places fully readable to form a complete item.
A survey reports 000 public high schools and 4,300 private high schools across the States, outlining the distribution between public and private sectors and highlighting enrollment capacity implications.
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