Hope City plans to apply plant revenues to social growth
The Star outlines Platform City aims to use municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's social resources, improve pavement and sanitary conditions, support the Chamber of Commerce, and back the county highway program for all weather roads. It urges support for scientific farming, farmer organizations, and cooperative Efforts, while backing state highway progress, tax reform, and a streamlined budget. Arkansas cattle tick eradication is also called for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Prosperity spreads across borders as factories go abroad
A commentary notes that prosperity is contagious and that American factories opening overseas boost local economies there and abroad. It argues export reliance and foreign plant growth may cause short term shifts but overall enhance prosperity for workers and districts, with readjustments but no hard times.
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Ourj
Careless Drivers on Grade Crossings
Safety experts note many grade crossing accidents occur when an auto hits a train rather than the train hitting the auto. The train is on the crossing when the collision happens, implying driver inattention or misjudgment rather than a fault by the train.
A New Attitude in Anglo American Relations
The piece argues the key change is a new attitude between the United States and Britain rather than specific naval construction halts. It highlights Hoover and MacDonald showing confidence and goodwill, replacing mutual suspicion, with long term impact coming from their handling of relations.
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Mr. Hoover
MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Forum Editor Calls for Local Reform Societies
The writer urges law abiding citizens to form rural local societies to foster honesty justice and liberty. He envisions groups teaching secular and moral education promoting free speech and press and advocating separation of church and state while encouraging hospitality and lawful order. August 21 1929 Hope Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stara
Hope and Hempstead County
Jerusalem and Palestine
Baptist Leader Sees Gospel Spread By Air
Chicago August 26 a Baptist leader foresees gospel work expanding via chapel airplanes as colporteurs evolve from baskets to motorized travel and aerial missions. Iowa City August 26 a University of Iowa plan lets select superior PhD students privately map two year study without standard credits or exams, culminating in a final exam to judge success.
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Chicago
John Naveen
American Baptist Publication Society
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Towa
Carl EB. Seashore
Towa Graduate College
Injunction Denied for Jitney Drivers in New Orleans
Judge Mark M Bouther of civil district court refused to grant a temporary injunction sought by jitney operators amid a streetcar strike. He ruled jitney drivers are liable under city ordinance provisions that largely block them from the streets, with no challenge to the act’s constitutionality.
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New Orleans
Mark M. Bouther
Civil District Court
Dudge Bontner
Italy postpones Schneider Cup races after pilot Motta death
Rome reports Italy will postpone the Schneider Cup races set for September 6 and 7 following the death of Captain Giuseppe Motta of the Italian cup team. Motta died after his plane M167 nose-dived into Lake Garda, plunging 800 feet before sinking, an accident confirmed yesterday but announced today.
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Rome
Italy
England
Guiseppe Motta
Motta
Lake Garda
Notch to Contractors for Saratoga Special School Works
The Ranch of Directors of Saratoga Special School District Hempstead County Arkansas on September 8 1921 let contracts to the lowest responsible bidder for erecting a new school building in Okay Arkansas and an addition to the Saratoga school. Bidders may inspect plans with the Secretary of the Board in Saratoga. Successful bidder must furnish a ten thousand dollar bond and complete the work per plans. Russell, President, and the Secretary attest the notice.
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Saratoga Special School Witsricl
Hempstead
Saratoga
Okay
Arkansas
Arkanans
Russell
Saratoga Special School District bonds offered for sale
Notice of a public sale of ten thousand dollars in serial bonds by the Saratoga Special School District located in Toward and Hempstead Counties Arkansas. Bonds bear interest not over six percent and mature within ten years. A one hundred dollar certified check is required with bids. District reserves right to reject any bids. Sale to occur at the district school building on the date in September 1929.
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Saratoga
Hempstead
Countieg
Arkansas
Board ‘of
Saratoga, Special School
Toward
Saratoga Special
Saratoga Special School
Russell
Boat of Directors
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Schneider
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