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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1930

Page

5

Forgive and Understand the Quiet Union of Hearts

Fragmented local notices chronicle community events. Mrs. Jennie Carr Pittman attends a Baptist lecture. cemetery association meets. Emmon club hosts at North Hervey. personal mentions: Graham of Little Rock visits Hope. various society visits, travel, and club gatherings. birth announced as Margery Ann to Mr and Mrs Herman Riddle of Prescott.

Jennie Carr Pittman Proneport W Lt Upshaw Atlanta, Ga Baptist Church Cemetery Association Ey Hall Wid Nick Jewell Emmon Club North Hervey Herman Riddle of Pescott Aittle Margery Ann

March Gain Shown By Missouri Pacific

ST. LOUIS APRIL 25 Total operating revenues for March rose by 588249 over February to 10503431, per monthly statement from L W Baldwin president. Net railway operating income reached 1658400 versus 740710 in March 1929. First quarter revenues totaled 40549743 with net income at 4959955 against 5193292 the year before.

ST. Louis Missouri Pacific L. W. Baldwin

Business Improves In Past 60 Days in Eight District

In the Eighth Federal Reserve District, business showed moderate improvement over the past 60 days due to seasonal factors. Compared with a year ago, trade and industry declined in March and early April, with many lines including iron and steel, building materials, clothing, autos, and millinery not showing the usual uptick. Unfavorable weather and late Easter dampened retail and wholesale activity, while buyers remained conservative and inventories lagged. Employment remained uneven, with more clerical and miscellaneous workers idle, and farm help in adequate supply. Debits to checking accounts rose 12.9 percent from February but fell 12.9 percent from a year earlier. savings deposits increased 0.5 percent, the highest this year.

So. Louis Federal Reserve Reserve Bank Marel Apia S. Louis Assoelathan Imere Pebritney St. Louis New Orleans Wight

Districts in March Financial Labilities and Failures

The record cites Dunn's 153 district liabilities and 102 failures totaling 2 419 505 in March. February shows 6 029 700 liabilities and 123 failures, accumulating 1 897 685 for March 1929.

Sunday Night Singing and Local Socials in Rockymound

The community reports a well attended singing Sunday night. Rocky Mound beat Sutton 28 to 18 on Saturday. Socials at Mr and Mrs Charley Stephens and at Mo and Mrs Iw Mitchell drew attendees. Several from the area joined singing in Columbus and visits to Prescott and the hospital are noted amid local gatherings.

Rockymound Boys Sutton Rocky Mound Charley Stephens Jit, Bearden Calumbus I. HW. Mitchell Columbus Shirley Bearden Mrs. Strong Ashington George Terry Mexico Meres Pickard Kim Reanden Lora Durham Arizona George Pickard Oak Grove Clifford Masser

Sunday Afternoon Book Bring and Share

A call invites readers to attend next Sunday afternoon to share books. Bring your own selections and join others for discussions and exchanges in a community reading event.

Jury May Get Case of Former Banker This Afternoon

Camden reports the trial of W. W. Brown former bank president is near conclusion after four hours of testimony. Attorneys will present final arguments and the jury is expected to retire for deliberation this afternoon in the case alleging false reports about the bank's condition.

Camden W. W. Brown Ouachita Valley Bank

Standard Oil of New York Raises Gasoline Prices

NEW YORK April 20 Standard Oil company of New York Tuesday advanced gasoline prices throughout its territory by one cent a gallon. The move followed Tide Water Oil company and was promptly matched by Shell Eastern Petroleum.

New York Standard Oil Company of Tide Water Oil Company Standard of New York Shell Eastern Petroleum Company

Local Social Notes Highlight Rocky Mound Visits

Henry Chapel John Bill Jordan spent Saturday night with Carl Durham of Rocky Mound. Mrs A B Turner spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Williams and daughter of Rocky Mound. J T Cumbie Jr of Greenaseter spent Sunday afternoon with Earl Fincher.

John Bill Jordan Carl Durham Rocky Mound A. B. ‘Turner Wiliams J.T. Cumbie, Jr Green Aseter Earl Fincher

Cardui praised by mother and daughter in local letter

Mrs C. Bate ton of this place writes about Cardus Cardui helping her daughter who was weak with back and side pains. After several bottles she feels stronger and can work normally. She rests well and has a better appetite. Many other women report similar results from their mothers’ advice.

Elizabeth C. 0 Bateton Cardus

Local notes from Bluff Springs area and surrounding towns

A community brief records visits and family news across Bluff Springs Center Point Rocky Mound and nearby areas. Notable items include Harold Sanford visiting the Johnnie Camp home, Mrs. J M McWilliams and Frank Ward family in Sardis, and 4-H club plans for fall show projects. Farmers seek rain for cotton and watermelons while residents remark on a recent light shower and a solar eclipse observed by locals.

Harold Sanford Tae Johnnie Camp Hinton Joe Ward Mrs. Ward Mr. Todd O. F. Ruggles J. M. McWilliams Frank Ward Sardis

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