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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1936

Page

3

Red River rise floods near Fulton and cotton bales counted

A government report predicts Red River rises to near four feet in days, flooding low areas above Fulton. Cotton gins in Fulton slated to process about 3 000 bales this season as trailers spark legal disputes over wintering on nearby lots amid state concerns.

Rs Sparrereniegs Fulton Red River Ben Wilson Mornday Cox Toi Shults Temple

Constitution Day Fails to Spark Voters Amid Campaign

Chief of Bureau Byron Price reports little public interest as Constitution Day passes with scant noticed by presidential candidates. The piece notes distant attention from leaders, a presidential address by the Sons of the American Revolution, and voters preferring relief over legal technicalities in a year of tense political debate.

Byron Price Bureau Associated Press Washington National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Roosevelt Philadelphia Cleveland Supreme Court Landon

Hempstead RA Families Can Store 73849 Quarts This Winter

In Hempstead County RA families store about 73849 quarts despite dry weather and late garden canning. Modern canning bees replace log rolling as neighbors cooperate while notes warn about political tensions over constitutional changes and campaign focuses on bread and butter issues. A 39 pound melon grown unseen under a house near Osborne, Kansas, is reported among rural anecdotes.

Roosevelt Supreme Court Landen

Men and women debated roles in future history

SoT So They Say quotes Augustin P Justo reflecting on changing political structures without altering substance and Desa Virginia Gildersleeve urging women to influence youth to prevent war. The piece notes women wasting time on politics while men shape history.

Augustin P. Justo Argentina Desa Virginia Gildersleeve Barnard College

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