Hope civic platform calls for power plant revenues for growth
The Star outlines a platform urging use of municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources. It advocates pavement improvements, better alleys and backyards sanitation, and urges support for the Chamber of Commerce. A county highway program would build all weather roads yearly to ease millage. It touts land economic support for agricultural programs and cooperative farming, while backing state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient government. It also mentions efforts to eradicate cattle tick disease in Arkansas.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Brea
Arkansas
Private toll highway plan between New York and Connecticut debated
A Toll-Road System proposal envisions a four lane private high speed highway from New York to Connecticut with center lanes limited to 35 mph, spanning 85 miles, funded by tolls and a $200 million construction cost. sponsors seek a nationwide private toll network, but critics warn it clashes with democratic ideals and fear eventual state recapture.
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OAK
New York
Conn
Crating Company
Principle of universal draft backed by Senator Borah
Loyal readers note Senator Liam E Borah chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee wrote to J E dell commander of the Downey Idaho post of the American Legion endorsing universal service in war time. The Legion calls for a congressional commission to study and implement a universal draft as a basic law for the nation. A House vote on the principle has passed and a Senate measure awaits action. The Legion cites World War injustices and urges Senate approval.
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Liam E. Borah
United States Senate
J. E.dell
Downey
Idaho
American Legion
Legion
Borah
Congress
House of Repsentatives
Senate
Labor leader warns of potential revolution over unemployment
William Green of the American Federation of Labor, seen as ultra-conservative, warns that without action on unemployment the United States could face a revolution. He cites 3,700,000 jobless in February and wages lost during winter totaling over 1,000,000,000. He urges urgent recognition of the unemployment crisis.
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William Green
Federalstion of Labor
United States
Green
Rosenwalds Return From European Honeymoon in New York
Julius Rosenwald and his wife Adelaide Goodkind arrive in New York after a three month honeymoon tour through Europe. Rosenwald, chairman of the board of Sears Roebuck, and Mrs. Goodkind wed secretly last January.
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Julius Rosenwald
Adelaide Goodkind
Philadelphia
New York
Europe
Tusenwald
Sears-Rochuck
Mrs. Goodkind
Hoover Likely to Sign High Tariff Bill in Quiet Move
Washington reports indicate President Hoover is expected to sign the tariff bill after a cautious statement. The Senate conference aims to reconcile duties on sugar cement lumber and shingles with minimal administration backlash. Debate centers on rates, with a push to retain free lists for cement and lumber and adjust sugar and shingles lifting. The outcome hinges on the conference text and the fate of the debenture provision, viewed as a critical point of contention between the executive and Congress.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
House
Legislative Branch
Notice of Public Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
Notice is hereby given that under a decree of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas made April 10 1930 Commonwealth Building and Loan Association of Little Rock Arkansas as plaintiff will offer for sale at public vendue in front of The Citizens National Bank Building Hope Arkansas on May 7 1930 a described property in Hempstead County Arkansas including Lazy One Two Three Four Five and Six in Viowns as a softie in Carrizan’s Addition to the Old Edgares City of Hope. Terms: thirteen year credit with bond and personal security. interest at 6 percent and lien retained. Commissioner Willie Harris signs April 14 190?
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Commonwealth Building and Loan Association
Little Hook
Arkhansax
E. N. Bacon
Citizens National Bank
Hope
Arkansas
Towit
NEA
New York Bureau
Carrizan
Edgares
Wader
News of Other Days from the Firce of the Star
Charles Walker from Columbus spent Monday on business in Hope. Miss Kate Williams of Weatherford is visiting her aunt Mrs Emma Green of this city. Miss Corrinne Warwick of Texarkana has been visiting Miss Crosnee of Hope. Misses Lewis and Arnold of Texarkana.
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Charles Walker
Columbus
Kate Williams
Weatherford
Texas
Emma Green
Corrinne Warwick
Texarkana
Wee Crosnee
Hope
Lewis and Arnold
Texar
Local visitors and court scenes noted
Kana and Miss Houze hosted by E. G. Porterfield after circuit court in Washington. Arthur Hill from Philadelphia visited home folks this Sunday, highlighting small town social activity.
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Kana
Houze
E. G. Porterfield
Washington
Arthur Hill
Arkadelphia
Missionary secretary visits Magnolia and city
Mrs. R. M. Briant spent yesterday at McCaskill in missionary work, serving as secretary. Mrs. J. L. Davis of Magnolia, visiting daughter Mrs. Harley White, has returned home. Miss Johnnie Hereford will leave.
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R. M. Briant
McCaskill
J. L. Davis
Magnolia
Harley White
Johnnie Hereford
London conference hopes and piano punchlines in a chaotic chatty column
A breezy column wittily riffs on the London conference and Kellogg hopes while noting a Yugoslav pianist’s 85 hour record. It threads quips about neighbors shouting over piano fame and a student death joke. Harvard scrub teams and a washerwoman discharge are hinted at in a dusty campus jab.
Center Point spring farming and visits noted
Center Point residents enjoy sunny spring days with increased farming activity. Social visits include Mrs Porterfield calling on Mrs Seth hurdiy. Joe Porterfield staying with his parents the Meadows. Glen Hollis and Mavis visiting Foreman grandparents. Hilliard Meadows visiting the Garners at Spring Hill. Richards and Aunt Rachel Arnold home ill with flu. Mary Glen Beckham visiting Mrs J Beight.
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Mary Glen Beckham
How One Man Ended Rheumatism
A reader shares a testimonial about relief from rheumatism and stomach pains after using Tuntae Vial Tanlae. The story describes severe mobility loss, daily pain, and digestive issues that improved after trying the product, with a claim of full recovery and a recommendation to buy from druggists.
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Burbage
Hesie Tatterson Family Visits Beckham and Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Hesie Tatterson and their children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester Beckham and J M Sullivan Eagles to visit him and Rachel Avioldd. Several people attended court in Washington last week.
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Hesie Tatterson
Pehildren
Lester Beckham
J. M. Sullivan Eagles
Rachel Avioldd
Tren Areunal
Washington
Black-Draught Relieves Constipation and Indigestion
Charles Senn of Sumter Street describes chronic constipation and indigestion from irregular work hours. He credits Thedford's Black-Draught, a purely vegetable remedy, with immediate relief and renewed well being after use. He urges others not to suffer and to try the medicine.
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Columbia
Thedford
Charles Senn
Sumter Street
Tien
Islavk
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