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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
5
The Hope fair runs September 23 to 28 with a major livestock show featuring horses cattle swine and poultry. W Homer Pigg says prizes are generous and judging by top judges will highlight stock quality. About 50 visitors can watch judging on peak days as boys and girls in club work bring notable animals to the show.
A 90 cent dress wins a prize in the dairy department at the Southwest Arkansas Fair. The article urges buying bulls to improve grade herds and outlines the value of dairying for farm income, soil health, and year round employment. It notes breeds shown and provides contact for premium information.
Gasoline prices in fifty cities run well under the eleven year average according to the American Petroleum Institute. The report notes gasoline remains the most economical motor fuel and highlights the role of taxes in the price at service stations, while stressing no substitute matches gasoline for power.
Attorneys for Dr Angeli Theora Hix presented plans to appeal the conviction of Howard Snook who faces the death penalty. The defense aims to delay execution with a stay request to be filed Monday, as legal teams prepare the appeal.
A dated letter explains hot weather pressing benefits using heat steam and vacuum to remove perspiration odors from armpits waistbands and center seams. It claims garments become soft dry and ready to wear and urges regular pressings for summer comfort offering service.
Henry B ences Dr arlet formally sent Snook to Leeleecroeut. Ricketts, chief of defense counsel, will press for a new trial alleging jurors influenced by preexisting opinions and spectators. He says they will file more motions while noting witnesses applauded as Prosecution closed. The condemned Snook describes the trial as an awful strain with no real forest of evidence.
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