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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
2
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a new beverage and a back-and-forth about a false claim and a nine rating. The readable text is garbled, but hints at confusion surrounding a product introduction and commentary by an apparent speaker or commentator. Specific names or dates are not clear in the readable portion.
Report from Kalgan in the Far East describes a tense fur trade season with foreign buyers, rising taxes, and confiscatory levies. Traders complain of arbitrary, changing duties that render profits uncertain while a Soviet embargo and legal disputes hinder commerce with China proper. A separate note notes a Cub-Brooklyn game highlight where a player collapsed from excitement.
Cleveland prepares for the labor day Bennett balloon race with five nations entering. Ward T. Van Orman defends against Ernest DeMuyter as rivals vie for the American leg and the Bennett trophy, with pilots from Belgium France Germany and Canada among the entrants and past winners cited.
Paris August 23 Orval Reed a mine worker was fatally injured Thursday afternoon by a 33 pound rock that fell on his head in the Jewel Coal Company shaft He leaves a wife and four children and funeral services will be held at his residence
Princeton Missouri August 23 Arthur M Hyde secretary of agriculture did not change his broom maker for two generations Sherman Smith has handmade and cald 110000 brooms supplying the Hyde household Hyde ordered six brooms to be sent to his Washington address remains connected to the family broom trade in the region
TOKYO August 2 UPI Mei Lin Keng famous Chinese female singer senator has just finished six months in the United States and says his presentation of Chinese drama created goodwill between America and China. Mei was in Japan en route to Peiping with a troupe of two Chinese men. He found New York opera appealing for its Chinese drama characteristics and hopes to visit London next year before returning to America.
Yesterday results show Little Rock 5 3 over Atlanta, Birmingham 2 over Chattanooga 1, New Orleans 6 over Nashville - today’s schedule lists Little Rock at Atlanta, Memphis at Birmingham, Mobile at Chattanooga, New Orleans at St Louis, Detroit 9 Cleveland 1, Chicago 5 at Cleveland. Multiple scores and pairings across leagues include Boston 2 Philadelphia 1 and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with various city matchups.
In the seaside town of Heme Bay a dog that had barked and snapped at bathers was grabbed by its owner and bitten, ending the disruptive behavior for the moment. The owner said all remedies had failed to curb the pup’s snapping before the bite.
The Southwest Arkansas Fair plans a cow calling contest as a highlight, organized with Blue Valley Institute. Contestants of any age or gender may enter, judged on voice volume and musical quality, with prizes from the fair. The event links to dairy farming ideas about balanced feeding and milk production efficiency.
A partial excerpt describes a person wanting to know what it felt like to be snapped at themselves. It notes a fast remedy measure that appears to have worked, though details are unclear and attribution is missing.
In Henry County Indiana prosecutor Franklyn George charged Omer Marrel with making and selling beer in the same building that housed the prosecutor's office. The remark frames prosecution as a form of charity starting at home.
At 3 a.m. an accordionist and two vocalists played on the streets in Colorado Springs. The trio drew a hostile response from bystanders and were taken to court where they were fined for disturbing the peace.
William Braucher surveys Sir Thomas Lipton’s repeated bid for the America’s Cup and the wider sea contest. He notes Lipton’s early fame in tea advertising and a history of near-misses, while contrasting American and other challengers and mentioning related notes on players, teams, and matches in baseball and football from the period.
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