08 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
1
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A proposed project to straighten the Thames from Tower Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge would divert traffic away from heart of the city by creating a new riverbed boulevard. Promoter T Williams argues embankments would ease congestion and reduce load on main thoroughfares, though critics warn of vast engineering and displacement issues with thousands needed for execution.
Odus M. Hull named as state Democratic chairman in Shelby to direct Josiah W. Bailey’s bid for the US Senate. Hull, executive counsel to Governor Gardner, granted leave to manage the campaign for about five years. No firm revenue estimate given. proposal suggests funding from river and boulevard frontage.
Keo Arkansas travelers Cobh family planter and business man of Lonoke County and his son J D Cobh stopped in Hope Thursday amid a local melon festival scene.
Mr Cobb told Star representatives the festival is the nicest thing they've witnessed. He said it’s their first Watermelon Festival visit but they plan to return.
Louie Richie, sought on a detention ward charge, wandered from Denver General Hospital wearing only a night shirt. Officers located him and forcibly returned him to his bed, despite his resistance.
R E Rogers of Beebe, Arkansas, representative of a manufactured goods company, planned a Hope visit on the fifth Watermelon Festival day. He arrived Thursday and said the event exceeded promises and would be back next year with his wife. The Bureau of Mines notes storage of natural gas in abandoned wells is now being addressed.
Atlanta story details the rise of Sargon the New Scientific Compound with daily demand surpassing 15,000 users in drug stores across the United States and Canada. It claims 5,000,000+ testifiers and compares user numbers to a vast army spanning the country and globe, praising merit as the key to its fame and endorsement by Ward & Son, Agents.
Harrison officials propose a city tax of one cent per gallon on gasoline in addition to the five cent state tax. The ordinance would replace city auto license fees and fund street maintenance and paving. introduced by Alderman Johnny Campbell, referred to ordinance committee for study. If enacted, current license fees would be abolished.
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