Tick Eradication Urged As Hempstead Counts Costs
In Hempstead county the drive for cattle tick eradication stalls over funding. Banks refuse deficiency warrants, state funds are scarce, yet local dairy interests linked to Kraft cheese plant push for a tick-free path. Community subscriptions fund drivers, while farmers fear repeated appeals if eradication delays persist. The piece urges state rescue and timely action this campaign year.
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Hempstead County
Kraft
Arkansas Bankers Association
Hempstead
Howard County
R.M. Patterson
Dairy Committee
Chamber of Commerce
George Slaybaugh
Second Street
Hope
Hope and Hempstead
Great
Kraft Company
Arkansas
The Star Platform for Hempstead County Reform
The Star promotes municipal power plant revenue use to develop Hope and Hempstead County in 1990, improve sanitation in alleys and backyards, backs the Chamber of Commerce and Rightway road program to build all weather roads yearly, supports scientific agriculture, urges cooperative country progress, and calls for reform and efficient governance through a unified expenditure system as Arkansas faces cattle tick issues.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Toton
Arkansas
News a Frame of Mind in Rural Correspondence
The article argues news differs by reader. what is news to one may be trivial to another. It stresses rural correspondents should seek overlooked achievements, not just crime or disaster, to show community progress and uplift readers. It notes 95 percent of news is hidden in commonplace records of effort and enterprise.
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Lemipatead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Associated
Star
Red Barns in Wisconsin Sparks a Colorful Debate
The dispute pits George S. Parker of Janesville against Frank Lloyd Wright over whether red barns improve Wisconsin’s landscape. Wright argues red barns are distinctive and pleasing, while Parker calls them a curse. Amid the argument, both ignore a bigger issue: obscene farm advertising mars the scenery and should be removed before color battles proceed.
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Isconsin
Eorge S. Parker
Janesville
Frank J.loyd Wright
Wisconsin
Mr. Parker
Mr. Wright
Parker
Wright
Commissioner's Sale Notice In Hempstead Arkansas 1930
The Commissioner's sale notice outlines a court-ordered sale of multiple parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas. It covers NE NW, NW3A, and surrounding tracts, describing boundaries and sections, with parcels to be offered separately then together if needed. Terms include a three month credit, bond with security, 10 percent interest, and a retained lien until payment.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Home Savings
State Bank of Peoria, Hilnvis, Jcomplainant
C. H. Gandlett. Et Tly
Hempstead
Arkansas
New
Suthwest
Willie Hartus
Chageery
News of Other Days entries from Hope Arkansas
A 25 year recap lists Rev M D Williams returning from Nashville. Geo Middlebrooks and Mayor Graves attend court in Washington. Perry Hartin at a ball game in Arkadelphia. Oscar D Scott and W L Estes, Texarkana lawyers, in the city. C C Hamby left Prescott en route to Washington court. 10 years ago notes include J F Gold in Washington and Ned Prather visiting Hope, plus other local figures traveling or in town.
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J. F. Gold
Washington
Ned Prather
Mgnolia
Hope
Elmer Murph
Dr. Robins
F. D. Barrow
Ozzan
Ben’ Shaver
Rashdown
Little Rock
C. W. Garner
Beulah Nolan
Emma Nolan
Prescott
City
Washington Letter on Star Spangled Banner Display
A Washington letter notes Mrs. Guinn Williams campaign to unroll and display the Star Spangled Banner at the Smithsonian, arguing it should be shown in full length in a prominent case. It also mentions Prohibition activity at colleges and varied price and purchasing power data from 1929.
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Washington
Guinn Williams
Dehth
Texas
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Smithsonian Institution
Rod and Gun column hints at Chicago copy
A Chicago woman confronted a man robbing her house and his resistance broke down as she gave a lecture in self defense. The incident is noted in a New York paper’s Rod and Gun column, suggesting Chicago papers may follow with similar coverage.
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New York
Chicago
Fragmentary Exotic Film and Hunt Tales Spark Debate
A fragment describes an author recounting hunts of exotic beasts and a provocative scene in which a white woman kisses a Chinese man. The passage hints at censorship scrutiny in Russia and notes a poet inspired by spring hounds, suggesting a mixed cultural critique of a forthcoming film and its sensational moments.
Ruth Elder christens NYPD planes at North Beach Airport
Ruth Elder, famed for an America to Europe flight attempt, christened two new NYPD planes at North Beach Airport. Col James Fitzmaurice, co-pilot of Germany’s Bremen on the first westward Atlantic flight, assisted alongside Police Commissioner Grover Whalisn in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
New York
Lady Recalls Relief From Cardui in Jacksonville
Mrs W M Bon of 2245 Main Street writes that six years ago her health was poor with headaches pains in her side and insomnia. After starting Cardui she reports rapid improvement and says she slept well and felt fewer aches. She recommends Cardui for women who are weak or in pain and says she feels much better.
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Jacksonville
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ACROS
Markonon
Cine
Arden
Aieetion
Young Salman
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Servler
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
AntiSaloon League
Harvard ‘Crimson
Intest
Imner
China
Bbarrs
England
Austria
Eon- Cter
Loyme
Ruth Elder
Christens
N. Y
Planes
Texaco
Texas Company
McCoramuck-Deering Farm
Miehlirs South Arkansas Implement Co., Inc
South
Walnut Street
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