01 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
1
The text discusses Texas agriculture, noting a shift from cotton to pasture use on millions of acres, with a future drive toward livestock and improved ranching. It highlights historic strides in truck farming and suggests economic and industrial changes impacting ranch and farm operations in the state.
The American Railway Express Company has begun using moving billboards on delivery and passenger vehicles to sell ad space nationwide. Experts question policy, noting interstate commerce rules restrict using equipment for advertising. advocates call for suppression to protect public welfare and fair competition.
Washington figure Albert Johnson proposes a near total halt to new immigration with a plan to admit only relatives of current immigrants or select workers in specific industries. The idea aims to curb wholesale migration while acknowledging potential harms from selective admission.
A long piece recalls Washington Iowa native Brookhart and six other rail leaders including Sproute Stone Thorne Plumb and Glen Plumb, detailing their careers and roles in railroad labor, law, and policy. It notes their joint congressional hearing in Washington, D C, and debates on government ownership and railroad consolidation.
Fragmented reminiscences hint at broad mood shifts and strange notes from a period of scarcity and uncertainty. References to Thanksgiving preparations, turkeys, and the idea of a long prohibition in Afghanistan mingle with hints of employment seeks and public discourse about a former Crown Prince’s son.
Fragmented OCR text reports scattered items on sports results and local figures. Mentions include Dyere nows, City je Tne, Gabie 44, and Keenan. Readable parts reference a 3 My Balt ae rants and 8% mentions, with unclear dates or events.
The article describes a stone house and land landmark near Mia uto diver fiedr herd, built by David Wooley using nearby cedar and mahogany. It notes 24 inch thick outer walls and native hardwoods, with Walnut pan vali detailing. Woolley, a New York millwright, left home in 1922 to work west and settle near the Whitestone site during construction.
An old drug advertisement promotes Thoxine as a quick 15 minute relief for children’s coughs and sore throats. It says the remedy relieves irritation and internal causes yet contains two harmful drugs and warns it is pleasant to taste. The ad claims refunds if not satisfied and lists John P. Cox Drug Company as seller.
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