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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
3
A fire insurance dollar provides indemnity against loss and delivers broad value beyond its face amount, making it one of the most effective dollars you can spend on protection.
Philadelphia report notes carnivores like lions tigers and bears may be tame in captivity yet deer and African buffalo reveal dangerous temperaments. Birds here may be gentle but venomous snakes and wolves remain unpredictable. The piece contrasts zoo behavior with urban myths about London Bridge fooling the public and surveys the site’s history.
Nashville deputy Homer C. Tate learned he was wanted on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. He went to headquarters, obtained the warrant, and arrested himself. The case was brought by J. C. Barker for his son Byron Barker, 17, who said he suffered a broken wrist and other injuries when Tate arrested him on reckless driving and resisting arrest charges.
R A Dick Keenan has not missed coming to Cheyenne during Frontier Days for 30 years yet he never watches the performances. He is nearly blind and spends the celebration in a hotel lobby talking with friends in Sheridan his hometown where he is known.
A reader testimonial lauds Konjola as a remedy for neuritis and stomach trouble. Russell Dennington of St. Louis credits four bottles with easing pain, restoring appetite, and aiding weight regain. The ad touts rapid relief and a full course, claiming broad efficacy. Sold in Hope Arkansas at Briant's Drug Store.
At Kansas State Agricultural College a food supervisor program involves members of two sororities and a fraternity working together for a daily allowance of 46.1 cents each.
A Greek expert supervises experimental cultivation of Turkish tobacco in Ontario. The crop is described as nearly frost-proof, signaling potential resilience and future adoption. The effort reflects cross cultural agricultural collaboration and aims to boost local tobacco production.
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