Platform proposal for Hope Arkansas city and county reforms
The platform urges applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope’s industrial and social resources, paving and sanitation improvements in 1930, support for the Chamber of Commerce, gradual all-weather road construction, and robust support for scientific agricultural programs in Hempstead County. It calls for cooperative effort, state highway progress, fearless tax reform, and a budget-based, efficient government to free Arkansas from the entitlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Join the Hope Chamber Drive Pushes For Support
The Hope Chamber of Commerce ends its annual membership drive this week with appeals to citizens to back the chamber through 1930. The piece praises Chamber leadership, cites its economic impact, and urges local support, noting the city spends less than 5 000 dollars annually while nearby Camden spends over 15 000. Ralph Routon begins a two year term as president, guiding a small budget through active community work.
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Jope Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Moses
Solomon
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Texarkana
Camden
Ralph Routon
Roy Anderson
Mechanizing the Farms in the Postwar Era
The article notes a shift from horse power to tractors in American farming. Horse usage drop from over 21.5 million in 1918 to about 14.5 million by 1928, while tractors rise from 229,332 in 1920 to 731,745 last year and still increasing. This machine age enables deeper plowing, faster harvesting, and less labor, promising greater efficiency and potential return to economic independence for farmers.
Washington Letter on Stock Market Woes and Diplomatic Ties
Washington observers note a leaner diplomatic season as stock losses bite ambassadors and officials. The piece details how diplomats chased market tips, recalls in Argentina reflect trade tensions, and cites export import figures for Argentina Brazil Chile Peru. It ends with a tongue in cheek aside on elections and dictation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Hoover
New York
Wyoming man kicked by jack rabbit over fence
A Wyoming man reports being kicked over a fence by a jack rabbit. The oddly phrased item shifts to unrelated chatter about a wife and cooking, mentions Senator Caraway of Arkansas about speaking to understand him, and Mussolini remarking that dictators are a world issue.
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Wyoming
Caraway
Arkansas
Mussolini
Palmer elected president of National Wool Marketing Algofoa Lon
L B Palmer of Pataskala Ohio an extensive wool and farm problems expert has been elected president of the National Wool Marketing Algofoa Lon an organization sponsored by the Federal Farm Board. Palmer has led the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and the Ohio Wood Growing Cooperative Association and serves as a director of the American Farm Bureau Federation Ohio district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Pataskala Ohio
Sheen
National
Federal Farm Board
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Wood Growing Co-operative
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
My Linortte Bible Dassage Mr Dates Today's Choice
Subhead references STANFORD BATES as Superintendent of Federal Prison. The text cites biblical verses Micah Habakkuk Luke and John with notes on forgiveness and humble walking with God. It mentions Tuesday actions including Lillian M. Gilbreth as a successful consulting engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Gilbreth
Twenty Five Years Ago in Clevekind Burton St. Louis trip noted
News column recalls Clevekind Burton’s World’s Fair visit in St Louis and lists local residents visiting from Hope and nearby towns. Mentions engagements and weddings planned for December 1904, plus various townspeople visiting, staying at the Barlow Hotel, and relatives in Arkansas and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevekind Burton
St. Louis
Cunningham
Puzzle page full of clues and nonsensical OCR text
Crossword and wordplay items merge with garbled OCR lines about clues across and down. The fragment appears from a vintage puzzle page, listing scattered hints, foreign terms, place names, and incomplete entries, with no coherent solvable grid readable in the snippet.
Thoxine Promises Quick Cough Relief and Salable Bounty Mention
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a fast cough and sore throat remedy with a money back guarantee, sold by John P. Cox Drug Co for 5 and 1.00, claiming non harmful ingredients and family safety. The piece also notes a salmon egg hatching count of 73,588,700 and a government bounty of one cent per small fish caught in Alaska districts.
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Wai
John P. Cox Drug Co
Alaska
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C. B. Palmer
Alex. Hf. Washburn
Eeven
Associated Press
Associated Frena
Atvs
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Jr Boyen
Argentine
Irogoyen
South America
United States
Argentina
South American
Dr. Malbran
Latin America
Maltbran
Buenos Aires
Brazil
Peru
Chile
Boston
Dowd
Mr. Mussolini
Williams
O.fewilliams
Pat
NCA Somvice Ing
Linortte Bible Dassage
Mr. Dates
Stanford
God
Me John Dy
Prodigal Son
Luke Late
John
Chester H. Terrell
San Antonio
Texas
Gladys Edimonia Bentley
Q. T. Bentley
Morrilton
R. W. Holbrook
Blix Holbrook
Mt. Vernon
Carl Halbroo
Arthur Hill
Morriston
Bud
Bev. Shaver
Ashdown
James Childers
Nashville
C. C. Westerman
Mary Sue Anderson
George R. Breedlage
Tim Greene
J. B. Brundidge Cotton Co
Pine Burt
Emma Greene
Horace Routon
Charles F. Routon
E. A. Roberts
Fulton
City
Barlow Hotel
Georgianna Skiller
Justine Moore
J. Carter
Bank of Halton
Barlow
W. P. Eakin
Shreveport
Wil Greene
Paul Wilson
Mrs. d. M. Houston
Mrs. Anderson
L. W. Buchanan
Prescott
Seth C. Reynald
H. L. Toland
Duke
Elbert Crutchfield
Blossom, Texas
G. M. Green
Ozan
D. H. Tomkins
the Barlow
Shepperson
Crit Stuart
Columbus
Horace Ellen
Capital Hotel
Lowath
Guantry Curries Ao
Cole
Calor Manor
Tiverton
Department of Commerce
Ae Oe
United Oi
Aly
Columbia River
Chilli Moreland
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
Building and Loan
W. P. Agee
Loreco Alcohol
Loreco
White Loreco Station
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