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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1932
Page
3
Long list of visitors and hosted guests in Gordon, Texarkana, Hugo, Arkadelphia, Little Rock, Nashville, Jackson, and El Dorado. Residents and relatives from San Antonio, Memphis, Batesville, Mena, and Camden visit family and friends. Several vacations, weekend stays, and household hospitality featured.
Mr and Mrs Leon Carrigan and their son Ralph Hardy visited Prescott for a weekend with friends and relatives.
The seasonal cotton pool settlement for Mid South Co Operative is satisfactory despite price declines since last fall. Max Cox, local district manager, said the cooperative returned an average of 6 dollars a bale to farmers, compared with a hold back of about 4.75 dollars.
The speaker said he did not come to Arkansas to aid Mrs. Caraway personally but to advance the common cause of the people for whom they are both fighting. He portrayed Mrs. Caraway as a partner in that shared effort.
The talk turns to Arkansas politics as Senator Long praises Mrs. Caraway and warns of calamity if she loses. He recalls defeating political machines in Louisiana, criticizes wealth inequity, and cites a failed one million dollar wealth cap proposal. He blasts Hoover era policy and urges voters to elect Caraway for prosperity.
The Saenger Theatre hosts an Election Party Tuesday using its PA system to broadcast returns from state and county races. Doors stay open past 6 am if needed after a 9 pm show, with regular admission and two for one tickets. The feature is Million Dollar Legs with Jack Oakie, plus selected shorts.
In Hempstead County political bounds the county judge candidates Luther Higgason and H. M. Stephens clash over road policy wages and finances. Stephens attacks Higgason on salary cuts and salary fairness while defending debt reduction and road work. Local residents Osbourne and Harper figures surface as the exchange grows heated.
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