Hope newspaper subscription rates and offices notice
Star C. R. Palmer president and Alex H. Washburn editor publish details about second class mail status and subscription rates. Rates shown include city carrier 50 cents monthly and 5 dollars yearly for Hempstead Nevada Broward Miller and LaFayette counties, with elsewhere at 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing Co. Inc
R Palmer
Alex
H Washburn
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Hempstead
Nevada
Broward
Miller
LaFayette
Platform call to build all weather roads in Hempstead County
The Star promotes a county highway program to construct an all weather road each year reducing dirt roads. It supports scientific agricultural programs with practical benefits and urges farmer organizations to push cooperative efforts statewide.
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Hempstead
Macaatiet Indies Coeeiry
Rts Te Tox
Government by Proxy in Arkansas Parole Case
The piece denounces parole of ex cashier R. Atkins from Hempstead county circuit court after eight months of a two year sentence. It links the case to broader political influence, alleging officials manipulated pardons and firings, labeling it government by proxy and calling for accountability. The column connects Atkins’s case to Comptroller Reed and Governor Parnell, criticizing proxy power in state government.
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Ape R. Atkins
Bank of
Atkins
Adam
McCaskill
Wilson
George R. Haynie
Star
Howard Reed
Parnell
Guy Freeling
Associated Press
Reed
Chicot County
Little Rock
Freeling
William R. Atkins
Lawrence Wilson
Futrell
Eastern Steamship Lines End Boston to Portland Service
The Eastern Steamship Lines will discontinue the Boston to Portland Maine route after more than a century due to motor truck competition. Shippers increasingly favor trucks, making steamers unprofitable, a trend affecting other coastwise and inland river operators and prompting talk of possible government regulation of motor truck traffic.
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Eastern Steamship Lines
Boston
Portland
They Say I’m Out of the Picture Quote Source
A quote by John J. Raskob ex-chairman passages about leadership and restoring confidence. Vincent Astor of New York finances joins in suggesting a national drive to economic security and brighter days.
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John J. Raskob
National Committee
Vincent Astor
New York
Education of a President contrasts Hoover speeches 1928 1932
Source text contrasts Hoover’s 1928 Palo Alto acceptance with his 1932 Washington talk. It traces progress under Republican guidance versus the Great Depression, noting employment, prices, farm relief, and fears about the economy. It argues wealth growth while acknowledging unemployment and policy failures.
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Hoover
Palo Alto
Washington
Local Family News From Antioch and Nearby
Mrs G D Coxwell left Tuesday for Kilgore Texas after a visit with relatives. Mrs Dennison from Gordon and Mrs Steward from Benton spent Sunday with their father Mr George Dollar hide. Mr and Mrs Alvis Hazzard visited Miss Donna Martindale in Emmet Tuesday. Mrs Luther Dougan and children moved to Prescott Monday. Mr and Mrs Lee Cook and family attended the meeting at Artistan last week. Vera May Harris has been sick the past few days. A large crowd attended the reunion at Mr and Mrs John Mahon home Tuesday. Several from the community attended singing in Emmet Sunday afternoon.
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G. D. Coxwell
Kilgore
Texas
Dennison of
Gordon
Steward of
Benton
George Dollarhide
Alvis Hazzard
Donna Martindale
Emmet
Luther Dougan
Prescott
Lee Cook
Artistan
Vera May Harris
John Mahon
Local Dignitaries and Families Report Early Week News
Holly Grove residents Mrs. Wessie Poole and her children visit relatives in Oklahoma City. Mr. M. W. Derryberry and family attend a baptising near DeAnn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Hembree welcome a daughter. Mr. Sherman Roberts has returned home.
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Wessie Poole
Oklahoma City
M. W. Derryberry
DeAnn
Tilman Hembree
Sherman Roberts
Love, Money, and a Millionaire Banker Marriage
Mona Moran in a Wall Street law office marries John Barnett Townsend, uncle of Barry Townsend, to fund her ailing father’s hospital bills. Barry’s wild ride from South America and Steve Sacca Relli’s diamond mine scheme complicate a year of married life ending in Reno. Lottie Carr uncovers motives and a radiogram hints at deeper conflict as Fate intervenes.
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Mona Moran
Wall Street
Barry Townsend
Steve Saccarelli
Steve
Barry
South American
Empresa
Peru
Mom
Bud
South America
Mona
Sho
Lottie Carr
Townsend
Lottie
Ova
Mr. Townsend
John Barnett Townsend
Morans
Mother
S. S. Miranda
Ottie
Pilgrim's
Jackson
Jimmy
Mr. Garretson
Garretson
Reno
Tax changes under the 1932 revenue law explained
The 1932 revenue law doubles stamp taxes on stock and bond transfers and adds new levies on bond transfers and real estate conveyances. It reduces estate exemptions to 50 000 and raises rates up to 45 percent on large estates, restores the gift tax, and promises higher income taxes due March 15.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
Federal Treasury
Hoover
Revival Meeting Invites Community to Attend
The notice from Alabama mentions Selous and Kennie Atkins visiting relatives, Maude Elliott visiting Herman Worthy, Carlie Lee Murphy staying with Irene Gentry, Allene Atkins ill, Carl Evans visiting Hope, H W Timberlake visiting DeAnn, and invites all to the revival beginning Sunday night to participate.
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Alabama
Selous
Kennie Atkins
Maude Elliott
Herman Worthy
Carlie Lee Murphy
Irene Gentry
Allene Atkins
Carl Evans
Hope
H. W. Timberlake
DeAnn
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C. R. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Col RR. McCormick
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
America
United States
Republican Party
Antioch
Holly Grove
F Love
Min
Kitty
Ritz
Sete
Robert Talley
NEA
Pyright
NEA Service, Inc
Frank Hicks
Wayne H. England
First National Bank
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Gordon H. Campbell
V. A. Pateencial Manager District Manager
J. C. Hall
R. M. Lagrone
R. M. Briant
L. D. Reed
C. C. Spragins
O. A. Graves
J. A. Haynes
A. L. Black
Wm, Temple
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