Platform for Hope City growth and reform plan
The Star presents a platform urging use of the municipal power plant revenue to grow Hope, more pavement in 1929, better alley sanitation, support for the Chamber of Commerce, a county highway program to build all weather roads yearly, backing scientific agricultural programs for Hempstead County, farmer cooperative efforts, continued state highway progress, tax reform, and a budget-driven efficient government. It also calls for freeing Arkansas from cattle tick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Bankers pressing farmers to use capital for better income
The Local Banker notes in a University of Arkansas bulletin that banks provide capital and guidance to prevent losses and raise total income. Farmers must use capital efficiently to meet credit and compete. Hempstead County banks are praised for support as marketing shifts focus from more production to better markets.
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Hempstead County
Irony surrounds Coolidge writings and word pay
Memphis Commercial Appeal notes Mrs Coolidge writes for American Magazine and reveals insights about her husband while Calvin Coolidge writes for Cosmopolitan and Governor Smith for the Saturday Evening Post. It highlights per word payments, John Coolidge’s dinner etiquette, and the president’s habit of deciding without his wife’s counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Brill iant Blue PCE approved for food use in candy
Washington notes that Brilliant Blue PCE will be added to the approved food color list after September. It is derived from coat tar and mainly used in candy, replacing indigo. The column also mentions Keith's theatre, vaudeville decline, Mrs. Lindbergh's visit, a new dam on the Virgin River, and an aerial map project for the Mississippi valley region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration
Mrs. Lindbergh
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas Gazette
News of Other Days Footnotes From Local Wanderers
Rol and Roland with K G McRae take two weeks off for a vacation in the territory. W F T Houston of route 6 Hope subscribes to the Star. John White of McKammie visits Hope and his brothers Jim and Ro. Dr Ro M Wilson hosts his mother Mrs F A Wilson from Arkadelphia. Miss Joe Davis of Munleesboro visits Mr and Mrs 2B OR Haynes. Mrs Garner of Washington visits while en route to the world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus Roland
K. G. McRae
W. FT. Houston
Hope
Star
John White
McKammie
Jim
Rother Boys
Ro M. Wilson
F. A. Wilson
Arkadelphia
Joe Davis
Munleesboro
OR. Haynes
Garner
Washington
New Liberty Community Notes of Visits and Church Events
New Liberty residents share family visits and religious activities. Mr and Mrs Thompson of Bright Star returned home after a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Andy Hamilton and Mrs Reiley Jones and Bettie Ann. Mitchell and Davis families hosted guests. several locals attended church and revival meetings.
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Mra
Traniillon
Mer
Dob Thompson
Bright Star
Mya
Andy Tranilton
Gurner Atkins
Pascal Simpson
A.T. Thompson
Hally Springs
New Liberty
Miss Palin Gleghorn
Lois
Beulah Hamilton
Rewlah
Andy Thimilton
Mdna Cleghorn
Bailey
Merman “Thamilton
Tope
Leader of British Seaplane Team
Squadron Leader A. J. Orlobar, captain of the British Schneider Cup seaplane team, has logged over 420 miles in hour test hops. He is clearly familiar with the new B-8 design, touted as a successor to the 8-6 that won the last Schneider Cup races.
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Cawes
Fongland
A. J. Orlobar
Orlobar
Cleveland parachute jumper arrested in Brussels case
A Brussels arrest grips readers as a Cleveland parachute jumper faces charges amid a murky tale of personal scandal and competing claims. The report links financial offers and questionable judgments to a broader sequence of alleged acts and motives.
Norma Shearer in The Trial of Mary Tigan at Saenger
Norma Shearer headlines The Last of Mrs. Chesney in a Goldwyn Mayer feature. The trial of Mary Tigan showcases her vocal debut and stage fame on New York stages with producer praise and critical approval.
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Norma Shearer
Mary Tigan
Saenger
Sday
Mra
Chesney
Goldwyn- Mayer
Finn
Tonisdate
Heroe
New York
Fie Chive
Fie Chive, Miss Shenrey
Eline
Staan Hanes
Dougan
Fohe
Papa
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Star Publishing Company
South Main Street Hope, Arkansas
C. EB. Palmer
Alex. Ff. Washburn
Associated Press
elyil#ation
Col. McCormick
Ity
Kansas
B. M. Gile
Southwest Arkansas
The
University of Arkansas Bulletin
Reader
Tam
Guy
Spm
Ta Press
Keith
Woodrow Wilson
Hos Keith
Wilson
Moorer
White House
Anne Morrow
Virgin River
Littlefield
Arig
Bert
Rere
By Williams
Neil
Bee
Wales
Roy Andersen
Tlo Little Rock
Gen
Breedlove
Anderson
TM. Anderson
Belle Viste
Clyde Beant
al. A. Briant
George Sandelur
Crayers Brandon
Baird
Texas
Cleveland
Chever
Priyuse
Brussels
Billy Sanday
Geo
Tilkims
Norma Shear
Mellon Institute OF Industrial
REX Research
Tox
Tha Tee Co
Tragrance
Mack Street
Springhill Road
uck @arden
Ion
Loan Association
Little Rock
Ark
J. M. Harbin
Agental
the Hope Retail! Lumber
Oldfield
Sox
Irestone
Hope Auto Co
Ford
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