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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1930
Page
3
Irgan, Colo reports a rugged sale offering an eye care deal for every purchase, as weary shoppers arrive at the store’s closing hour. A total of 4,250 cond items were mentioned in the brief notice, highlighting limited stock and rapid turnover.
In a Aug 9 UP report from Sf ord Colorado, growers report heavy pre handling work as shipments of cantaloupes move from the rocky region. Farmers state processing and packing delays affect cargoes headed to markets.
Friends of Dr and Ms FD Henry learn they were called out of town late Friday night due to the illness of Mrs Stentys father J T Rush of Hot Springs They left immediately upon receipt of a telephone message advising of his serious condition
Fragmented OCR prose covers American sports culture and figures, mentioning Names like Braucher and Dempney, references to football and basketball, and a broad climate of sport and public interest. The piece rails at times and meanders through observations on players, venues, and spectator experiences.
This unreadable OCR fragment mentions a catcher for the Duthie team from Little Rock Arkansas and a region competition toward a national championship. It notes Willard Dickey, brother of Bil Dickey, as part of the Yankey catcher group and references Memphis, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
A scientific investigation into the relative capacities of the right and left hands to solve pressing abortive problems is being conducted in Temple University’s psychology clinic. Dr Thaed deus Le Baltor, head of the department, announced the project.
The Hastings museum gains a large mastodon jaw with teeth intact. Discovered by Gurator ALM. Brookings after several digs near Franklin, Nebraska. About a hundred boys aided in the dig, assisting with uncovering the fossil.
The Custer County Fair runs August 19 to 22 featuring top horses from Nob. including the pick of horses described as bucking and a carland act with Nun as a crowd favorite. The show will be furnished by J. da. Case of Sutherland Neb and the board notes several unmounted entries.
A compilation of reports to Stuart E. Pierson, director of the State Department of Agriculture, outlines premiums and distribution of state funds for reimbursements. The notice notes increases and amounts offered, amid a broader review of the 1924 fair funding.
East St Louis report recounts a man facing furniture seizure for unpaid debts outsmarting collectors with a smallpox placard after his wife explains the placard was to deter collectors. The children were later found playing in the street, revealing the ruse.
Attention to trails in Nebraska grows as President Hoover names 1930 the Covered Wagon Centennial. The move renews interest in historic Oregon Mormon and California routes through the state and clarifies long standing route confusions for settlers and explorers of the era.
Estimates from the Farmers Union Terminal Association place Northwest wheat production at about 20 million bushels, below the 1929 crop. The report notes lower yields across Minnesota and surrounding regions, with August estimates reflecting cooler conditions and reduced demand.
A weathered stone maul or hammer found near the Crawford city park and swimming pool has been added to the city collection. The implement appears to have been dragged from Cottonwood Creek north of town and is now on display at Hastings nu. i. for potential use in local construction or display.
In Columbus Indiana Charles E Stevens runs a worm business. He sells fishing worms to anglers at about one cent a dozen in tin can containers. He grows worms in earth beds using organic matter and dishwater as a fattening aid.
A remembered fire death in Lake Odessa recalls that John Ladue perished in a blaze and Frank LaDue, son of John and brother of another victim, survived severe injuries from a prior fire incident while rushing to Webbigu last year. The cascade of deaths and injuries links Fred Lubee’s fatal blaze at Lake Odessa to a history of fatal fires in the family.
Evansville August 9 Aun UP Hurley Ringer a river man for 46 years says he cannot swim. The Ohio river has long been his work as fisherman, warden, log roller and bowler. He spends his days in the river only a few times each summer, when he fell in.
Yesterday standings show Mobile 1 over Little Rock and Memphis 11 over New Orleans 3 while Atlanta beat Chattanooga 3 to 2 and Nashville topped Birmingham 3 to 8. Today games include Mobile at Little Rock and Chattanooga at Atlanta plus Nashville at Birmingham and New Orleans at Memphis.
Arizona governor Phillips will dispatch several agricultural exhibits from the state to the festival. The entries, prepared for exhibit, reflect Arizona agricultural products and preparations for the upcoming event in Phoenix.
In a heated campaign, supporters of Brooks Hays circulate unsigned libelous materials while denouncing others. The piece claims deceptive press tactics and escalating desperation, contrasting with Governor Parnell's clean campaign focused on achievements and urging votes as endorsements.
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