05 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
1
Supreme Court Justice Florence E. Allen of Ohio broke barriers as the first woman on the state’s highest court. The note recounts her path toward a notable legal career, highlighting early studies and influences that shaped her ascent.
A jumble of notes reports Walter Damrosch touting radio as a family safety tool while other items note a London house built by amateur bridge fans, a North Carolina mayor’s drunkenness, and local Hopewell area social news. The Guernsey baseball team beat Ozan 24 to 6 Saturday. Sunday school and singing planned for Piney Grove and nearby communities.
The Star endorses using revenues from the municipal power plant to improve San Fe sanitation and paved streets. It supports Commerce County highway funding for annual all-weather road construction, aiming to lessen political and economic dependence on agricultural groups.
In Rogers Northwest Arkansas area apple country diversifies into dairy, with Rogers Dairy Products paying farmers about 15 dollars monthly per cow while handling a growing milk flow via sixteen trucks. The shift mirrors Mississippi dairy expansion, as Arkansas regions explore profits from dairy alongside traditional crops amid hopes of regional growth and reduced cattle tick impacts.
Calverton of Modern Quarterly discusses postwar American literature breaking from English influence. Authors like Masters Lindsay Sandburg Lewis ONeill Cather Dreiser pursue an American background in a personal, individual revolt against standardization and commercialism, with satire and critique by Sinclair Lewis and Upton Sinclair.
Washington political column notes that the Congressional Record accumulates vast campaign material as members publish “extensions of remarks.” It highlights speeches by Tilson, Wood, Pritchard, Brigey, Ayers, Crosser, Cannon, Garnar, Thatcher, Zihlman, Greenwood, Esterly, Trammell, Warris, Ramseyer, and Cramton, stressing party views, economic conditions, tariffs, veterans relief, and industry notes.
Columbia residents hosted relatives and friends from Del Rio, Montreal, Korea, Wolff City, Valley Springs, Texarkana, Neosho, Tulsa, and Dallas. Social visits occurred in Whitney and DeQueen while Calumbus defeated Liberty 4 to TE at Liberty.
The Cross Roads Club Women gathered Thursday afternoon July 24 with Mrs O A McKnight. Miss Martha Jane Bucher home demonstration agent taught a canning lesson on corn peas and lima beans and gave Italian hemstitching guidance. Refreshments were served by Mrs C B Boyce Mrs W C Thompson Mrs Earl Thompson Mrs Hart Cox Mrs G Dudney and Mrs O A McKnight. Visitors included Mrs Rufus Mouger and Mrs Claude Moyser.
Warwick R I reports Charles H S Weaver 24 president of the Cater pillar Club leaped with a parachute after a wing tore from his plane during a test flight. He piloted the craft for nearly three hours before the accident then escaped the wreck in a power dive to within a few dozen feet of the ground.
In Salem Oregon a grave haired woman proud of her son Earl Sande, famed jockey, is described. The story notes Sande as a US year old rider who earned over 70000 dollars from guiding Gallant Fox and other thoroughbreds to victories. She hopes he becomes a teacher, but hints at his long involvement in racing and jockey life.
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