Newspaper Policy and Editorial Note from The Star
C E Palmer is president and Alex B Washburn editor and publisher of The Star Hebe Arkansas. This paper is a second class matter under the act of March 3 1897 and is a member of the Associated Press. News dispatches credited to AP are used and local news published here. Charges apply for tributes cards memorials and unsolicited manuscripts.
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C E. Palmer
Alex. BH. Washburn
Hebe
Arkemane
Giember
Associated Press
Associated Prem
Commercial
Star
The Star's Platform for Hempstead County Roads and Reform
The platform pledges a county highway plan to build a yearly all weather road to cut dirt roads. It supports scientific agricultural programs and farmer organizations. It also calls for state highway progress, fearless tax reform, and government efficiency via a budget system.
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Hempstead
Outlawing Conquests Change in World Peace Policy
Secretary Stimson declares the United States will refuse territorial or economic gains seized by force, aligning with League of Nations and South American stance. The shift outlawing conquest could have altered borders and colonial holdings for generations, reshaping global power and the map.
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Texas
California
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Canada
France
Orient
East Indies
India
Africa
State Comptroller BIFFIN SMITH Praised. Reed Urged for Budget Work
The Arkansas Gazette endorses BIFFIN SMITH of Marianna as capable and trustworthy for state comptroller under Gov. Parnell. It notes Howard Reed's expertise in budget preparation but cautions against appointed officials seeking political office, urging stability through a short-ballot system.
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Biffin Smith
Marianna
Parnell
the Gazette
Smith
Howard Reed
Reed
Arkansas Gazette
Borah’s Health In Mayo Clinic Examined In Fine Condition
Senator Borah underwent a thorough physical at the Mayo Clinic and physicians said he is in fine condition. He is noted to remain active in Washington and likely to stay in session through the summer, engaging on war debts and other issues.
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Mayo Clinic
Senator Borah
Washington
Congress
Idaho Statesman
Borah
Quotations on Pleasure and Pride from Abdullah and Chesterton
A collection of two quotes contrasting Emir Abdullah of Transjordania praising life's pleasure and English stubborn pride. The first frames a woman as life’s greatest pleasure and the speaker’s worry. The second notes the English sometimes fail to admit defeat and boast of it.
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Emir Abdullah of
Transjordania
Woman Runs Rattlesnake Farm in Ozarks Near Indian Creek
Indian Creek Ark reports a rattlesnake farm operated by Miss Jessie Cavano. The operation harvests venom named Gretalin for epilepsy treatment, sells live snakes to zoos and shows, and uses forked-pole capture with a small staff including Indians and negroes.
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Ozark Hills
Indian Creek
Ark
Ozarks
Jessie Cavano
Miss Cavano
Ouachita to Build New Science Hall
Ouachita College at Arkadelphia plans a fundraising drive for a new science hall. A committee of 20 citizens canvasses the town to raise funds. Architects plans are with a local businessman. A $50,000 pledge over time will be presented to Baptist bodies for college operations.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Ouachita College
Ouachita
Baptist Education Commission
Baptist Executive Commission
Baptist State Convention
Washington and neighbors fill Hope week with visits
Washington J E Bearden and brother Hugh of Hope were in Washington Monday. Numerous locals visited relatives and shopped in Hope over the weekend. Attendees included Rev W H Stingley at Pleasant Grove and Redland and a protracted meeting planned at Bingen starting Sunday the 21st.
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J. E. Bearden
Hugh
Hope
Washington
W. H. Stingley
Pleasant Grove
Redland
Stingley
Bingen
B. A. Hartsfield
Kathryn Holt
Mary Leonard
S. E. McPherson
Paul Bailey
Ray Turner
Sharon
Oklahoma
Charles Trimble, Jr
el Dorado
Agee Patterson
Erwin Catts
Billy Robinson
Gus Rowe
Ernest Hawthorne
Saline
Baptist Missionary Society
W. R. Pruitt
Lewis Bailey
Oklahoma City
T. G. Haynes
Jasper Lively
Ruby Wilson
Madison Wilson
Little Rock
Tom Ridghill
Gray Carrigan
W. E. Hulsey
J. F. Webb
Ruby Webb
Charley Lewis
Grace Lewis
Charlotte Merrill
J. W. Butler
Bob Turner
Olive
Crossett
J. M. May
J. F. Scroggins
Texarkana
Will Agee
Agee
Mollie Gilbert
M. S. Bruice
Martha Gean
Washington, D. C
Fred Tillman
Pawhuska
Okla
J. L. Leonard
Lyle Brown
Poplar Bluff
Henderson State Colege
Arkadelphia
Nashville
David Merrill
Merrill
Louise Pilkinton
Batesville
Louise
Finis Johnson
Love Money and the Mansion Encounter in Mona’s World
Mona Moran, a Wall Street law office receptionist, faces a dramatic year long arrangement with wealthy client Barry Townsend and his uncle. She discovers the groom is Barry Townsend’s uncle and marries him to fulfill a promise, while clues about a past diamond fortune and family portraits loom.
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Mona Moran
Wall Street
Mona
Stove
Barry Townsend
Steve Saccarelli
Barry
Steve
South America
Peru
Ancle
Lottie Carr
Adirondacks
Mr. Townsend
63Rd Street
In Love With Barry Mona Faces a Confession
Mona confronts her husband Townsend about a buried truth as he reveals he loves his nephew Barry. Mona realizes she is in love with Barry herself, while Barry has said little. The scene ends as they prepare to leave for Pierre's, with the question of happiness unresolved.
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Mrs. Faxon
Mona
Townsend
Celeste
Mr. Townsend
Barry
R. Townsend
Ona
Pierre
Indians Say Dont Want Country Now In Too Bad Shape
WASNT RIDGE Ark Old Line Democrats advocate returning the country to the Indians. The Indians reject the offer with wounded pride saying the nation is in deplorable condition and cannot accept even gratis. The Democrats have lost local posts and the Old Times have nothing to surrender but a tattered flag and fading hope.
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Wasnt Ridge
Ark
Cross Roads
Warning Order Dates Set for August Meetings
An official notice lists warning order dates on August 5 12 19 and 26 for upcoming proceedings. It directs involved parties to prepare filings and respond by the specified dates.
Oil prospects rise in Northeast Arkansas and surrounding area
Memphis observers report the first commercial oil well completed and two more wells in the Memphis region entering structures linked to Blossom, Woodbine and South Arkansas. Dr. Arthur Herman notes drilling near Goodwin Arkansas and near Dyer County Tennessee show promising chalky lime formations at depths around 2240 to 2800 feet. E Randall Henderson of Kentucky Arkansas Oil and Gas calls Britton No. 1 tests the best wildcat prospects yet.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tri-States
Goodwin
Ark
Dyer County
Dyersburg
Blossom
Woodbine
South
Arkansas
Arthur Herman
Mississippi
Henslee
Tanner
Rankin County
Herman
E. Randall Henderson
Kentucky-Arkansas Oil and Gas Company
Britton No. 1
Wildcat
Wortham Oil Co
Forrest City
Vacation Without Pay
EAST ST. LOUIS IL has payroll shortfalls with funds lacking even after a 10 percent cut. A payless furlough of one week a month was instituted in certain departments to meet expenses.
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R. R. McCormick
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Howard
Miller
LaFayette
State Comptroller
Borha
G. K. Chesterton
H.W. Corley
MEA
Garretson
George Clark
REG
U. S. Pat
NEA Service
Willie Harris
State Line
McCartney
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