06 Aug 1931
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
1
A fragment references Hope and LR noting progress on the highway and governance through experience. It mentions an old woman and mistakes with gifts or coins, labeling cheaters who take only common copper, with a Carlyle-like tone. The text remains fragmentary and unclear about concrete events or dates.
The Evening Appeal criticizes Colonel Alvin Owsley and argues American industry, agriculture, and exports remain dominant despite tariff debates. It counters Bolshevik scare rhetoric and notes historic South and West political divides, urging readers to view Russia and labor issues in realistic terms.
Arkansas shows resilience in the lending sector as only two of eight state building and loan companies face serious difficulties, attributed to poor management rather than depredation. Officers guarding over $45,000 belong to homeowners, with leaders Ray Smith and Bagley recognized for promoting optimism and sound operation nationwide.
Rodney Dutcher examines the world of diplomatic and naval codes and the race between code makers and decryptors. He cites Yardley and government cryptographers, notes code machine debates, and discusses risks of compromised secrecy in State Department and allied communications.
J H Betts and daughter Miss Katie left last Saturday for a visit to Mine veval Wells Texas Carl J Boer Buckeye Lumber Co secretary arrived in Hope to oversee local business Mrs Travi Bowden returns from Nashville Watermelons weighing 40 to 60 pounds fed to hogs because freight costs make shipping unprofitable Miss Mary Arnold departs for Little Rock Miss Dell McRae to Bentoneville to visit Mrs Beryl Henry Miss Sue Jones of Washington DC arrives to visit her sister Mrs Nora Carrigan County Judge W Hutson names a committee to study Juvenile Court Law and meets with Mrs Catherine Gibson in Little Rock panel at Chamber of Commerce today
Health in Shower Spring is very good. Mr and Mrs John Gilbert of Liberty returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Leon Barwin. Jim Benson family returned to Pracy Alabama after visiting Erastus and Hobson Aaron. Raymond Johnson stayed with cousin Howard Reece. Miss Jimmie Givens visited Mrs John Reece. John Reed and Allen Walker family drove to Fulton and dined with Judge Byers. John Henry Neal and Lynn Butler of near Royston stayed with grandmother Mrs H W Fore. Grave haulers on Shoyer road praised. Allen Walker and Earnest Moss began building a new house for Mrs Charles Rogers. Floy Dell Buster visiting father and relatives near Rosston. Crops look fine and watermelons plentiful as prices stay low.
Rev Floyd Clark starts a revival at the community church with Rev Jim Ward assisting Sunday afternoon. Mrs Elmore Nichols makes a business trip to Patios and returns with sister Mrs Ollie Welch and her children for a week in the community. Buck Betts visit relatives Saturday night and Sunday. Harvey Wright and children visit his parents W W Wright and family. Orgin Betts and son spend Saturday night with Luther Ellis family of Hope. George Calhoun of Spring Hill visits his uncle Howard Calhoun family. Homer Qdom attends the singing at Grange Hall Sunday afternoon. Mim Yossie Mills and daughter Miss (name unclear) are mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Weaver Laf fely of near Patmos visited as did Mr and Mrs Burns who returned to Turkey Texas after a visit here. Mia Harvey Wright and children spent a few days with relatives. Miss Loutee Prince of Grayronian stayed with sister Margaret McDonald. Monroe Tavensend and Becks Store family visited relatives Saturday night and Sunday. Jon Prince and baby and parents from Grayson spent Saturday night with Mrs John McDonald. Singing at W T Vickers Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Mack Atkins of Tex-Ran visited relatives Sunday.
In a compact community note, Ton Wilson and family from Grt land City spent Sunday with Vickers and family. Mrs. Cora Powell and children returned from a visit with Battle Field relatives. Boyette Godwin and wife attended a dinner hosted by Perry Godwin. John McDonald welcomed a daughter born August 1, with mother and baby doing well. Hugo Spears and family joined Tom Vickers for a family dinner.
Miami report shows vocational agricultural students in Florida earned 159,725.47 dollars, $36,492.96 more than teachers, based on a display at the South Florida sale. Total 1930 enrollment reached 1,021 at state schools.
An advertisement vows Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires beat mail order and rival products on price and quality. It cites increased sales forcing factory rounds and cites a BBB bulletin noting no guaranteed equality among first line tires. The piece argues against misleading classifications and urges verification before purchase.
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