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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1932
Page
7
A crossword style clue list presents definitions and word lengths. Entries include skein of yarn five letters long and various terms such as long pole on a vessel and device for producing light. Other clues refer to plant or herb names and measurements.
A fragmented OCR snippet presents a numbered word list with clues and answers, referencing items such as ship lanterns, conundrums, and common nouns. The text appears as a cryptic-style glossary or crossword style exercise from a bygone newspaper page.
Local residents and out of town visitors are listed with names and towns. Notable entries include Columbus Reed and Ernest Martin from Mineral Springs buying cotton, Dr. and Mrs. Sloan from Sara toga en route to Little Rock, and several families hosting guests in town and at Nashville Liberty and Shreveport areas.
Sez Hugh, Mrs. B. D. Mitchell, Mrs. R. C. Reed and Mrs. Bill Abbott visited Hope on Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Hill and her children from Hope were guests of Mrs. J. C. Hill and Mrs. T. C. Wilson. Mrs. Bert Cowling of Mineral Springs spent the weekend with her brother W. A. Bolding.
In Buenos Aires a senate measure proposed by Sanchez Sorondo targets communists and supporters of radical ideologies. The act defines communists as those seeking overthrow of government by force or supporting third international programs. Convicted citizens face 10 year rights loss, naturalized citizens lose citizenship and face deportation, aliens face deportation and potential imprisonment on return.
Nome, Alaska will inaugurate an aerial rural free delivery route. Joe Barrows now operates the Nonana to Ruby line previously covered by a dog team. Planes on the line will make 29 stops to deliver mail to trappers cabins.
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