Platform highlights for Hempstead County voters in 1929
The Star's Platform urges applying municipal power plant revenues to develop industrial and social resources, improving pavements and alleys, backing the Chamber of Commerce, supporting a county highway program for all weather roads, promoting scientific agricultural programs, encouraging farmer cooperatives, advancing the state highway program, and pursuing tax reform and efficient budgeting. It also calls for cattle tick eradication in Arkansas.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
State Comes First on Civil Rule in Church Papers
A Arkansas newspaper argues that church periodicals overstep by attacking secular policy such as Sunday Blue Laws and evolution. It notes church papers face little pushback from daily presses, urges home rule for cities on regulations, and defends press liberty to debate civil affairs in a free republic.
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Akansas
Arkansas Methodist
Baptist Advance
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
American Legion
Grand Jury
Church
Daily Press
Gibraltar
Green Glasses Distorts Arkansas Bootlegging Scene
Magnolia Bonner News critiques a New York World front page three column feature on bootlegging in Garland City Miller county Arkansas. It argues the piece reflects warped eyesight and praises local officers for raids while urging fair, accurate coverage of Arkansas and other states.
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New York World
South Arkansas
Garland City
Miller County
Arkansas
New York
Ar Itinsas
Magnolia Bonner News
Washington Letter from Rodney Dutcher on the Bureau of Standards
The Washington letter highlights the Bureau of Standards with 18 buildings and 43 acres on Connecticut Avenue where 4 large staff of scientists develop and maintain reference standards used in science and industry. It lists major achievements from currency paper life extension to the earth inductor compass, radiobeacon, optical glass, coating steel with chromium, and extensive testing of instruments and materials, underscoring the bureau's wide impact on government and commerce.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Congress
Bureau
Connecticut Avenue
Corm
Prince of Wales brews new ale amid wartime strains
The Prince of Wales quietly began a new experimental ale project as wartime shortages loom. Local farmers seek a larger wheat crop this year amid fears of poor yields and economic strain. A New York youth reportedly enters Soviet Russia without a passport, sparking broad media interest. John Ruskin’s controversial magazine remark draws support for Republican pragmatism, while a government bureau expands its physical layout. The facility includes rooms for weights measurements and a low temperature complex producing liquid air and hydrogen, enabling substances to behave unusually as hydrogen freezes and glasslike brittleness emerges in soft rubber.
Fragmented crime note claims teen killed father to save mother
A garbled report cites Millen Morin aged year old saying he killed his father to save his mother at a Massachusetts scene. Authorities describe the strange claim as part of a domestic tragedy linked to a threatening incident and an injury that endangered the mother’s life.
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Millen Morin
How They Stand Today and Yesterday's Results
Yesterday results show Woeshvine 4 Litsbe Reel 3 and Myeryptyls 7 New Orivnas 5 Atlanta 4. Today’s games include HALO at Nashville Mobile at Atlante Memphis at Chicago and Washigton 6 New York 2 with several matchups listed across U S cities.
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Utne
Atlanta
Mobile
HALO
Ab Nashville Mobile
Atlante
Memphis
Chicago
Washigton
New York
Jaetgert
Philadelphia
Clevehini & Bostoha
St Papas
Washington
Chicaro
Boston
St. Lous
Cleveline
St. Lois
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
Brooklyn
St Louis
St. Louis
Puzzle fragment hints at crosswords and names
Fragmented OCR presents a crossword puzzle solution and scattered phrases. Reads like a collage of names, places, and numbers with references to yesterday's puzzle and various authors or clues. Core details are garbled, but it centers on a newspaper puzzle page and unrelated embedded bits.
Church pastor faces threats after blaze and trial echoes
A Fort Worth church pastor claims threats against his life and property follow a January fire that damaged the educational building. He cites past legal troubles and a sensational trial involving a wealthy lumberman, with memories of a shooting tied to the pastor’s campaigns against crime in Texas.
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Cans
Cottainee
Tex Ues
Dy. Norris
Mr. Chappe
Fort Worth
Minister Finds Relief After Twelve Years
A testimonial from Rev J Mahall of Scottsboro Alabama claims relief for stomach trouble after twelve years using a remedy named Terrington. The ad urges readers suffering from cramps headaches or digestive issues to write for treatment details and promised health benefits.
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Vosarkani
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