Acre Clover Per Cow Is Goal of New Dairy Plans
The agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce has designated Hempstead County to receive time and sweet clover for a dairy feed program. A mass meeting at the city hall will hear J Cant of Missouri Pacific Lines and John Stinson discuss a Hempstead County Sweet Clover Club. The plan targets 8 000 acres of legumes including sweet clover and outlines organization, with a wine dinner at Hotel Barlow for attendees. Planting and carload deliveries are arranged, with reservations via secretary Hollowing Pigg.
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Agricultural Committee of
Chamber of Con
Hempstead
J. Cant
Ingnager
Missouri Pacific Lines
John Stinson
Missouri Pacific
Hempstead County
Isi
Cannuit
Barlow
Wo Heaven
Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Shepard
Starmos
Dunlap
McCaskill
Bengen
Vous
Court considers test case on county vehicle license tags
Judge Torawit of Inandiants advised on WP Sibock's application in Tilaski county court. The suit questions the validity of the net of 129 legislative acts demanding free license tags for all county vehicles. Arkansas County Judges Association endorses Sibock's action and appeals to the Supreme Court are planned, pending further orders.
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Rock
Dev
Juda BR. M. Main
Sibock
Tilaski
Torawit
Inter
Arkansas County
Agseiulon Roistly
Sihboel
Saprente
Dela Maunr
ATL Cognition
Teak
U S Army Band Opens Fort Snelling Studios
U S Army Band begins broadcasts from Fort Snelling Minnesota under the direction of officers and radio staff. Ming, Pea and Lovejoy lead, with Lt. Colonel Dillan on leave, marking a first for the post in university linked programs and extended studio broadcasts on KSTP Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY. Paul
Ming
Pea
Beaudoitng
Fort Snelling
Minn
Vost
KSTY
Infinlley
Benadk Anni Yei
Urea Anon
Dart Dlein Carps
Bhia Herat Wayoo Lovejoy
TNC Predran
Will Avield
Fied Frutalle New Sturios
Kstp AG
Wasil Onion
University of Lord Pwoehieed Lin
Houston
Jew Kong
Yfoet Wade
Tangameer
Local Man Suffers Two Broken Ribs After Hunting Incident
W. T. Sissel of McRae hardware sustained two broken ribs after a hunting trip in Red River bottoms. A gun mishap left him wounded as he rested under his arm while in the woods. He returned to town for medical aid and was advised rest as doctors treated his injuries.
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W. T. Sissel
McRae Hardware
Oeer
Mr. Sissel
Red River
Eassing
Jan
Squirels
Bumis Ma
Sissel
Dynes
North Carolina Cave Man Has Warm Home
North Carolina’s only cave resident, ALMWOOR N. Cy Der, Lee Moose TH, lives in a cave carved into a rocky hill. His winter shelter, a two by seven foot hollow, serves as combined bedroom and living space with a small kitchen.
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North Carolina
Goodfellows Drive Returns To Help Children This Christmas
Kendall Lemley and Mark Sohe plan this year’s Goodfellows drive to aid local children. They expect to start within days with Mrs. Areh Moore coordinating toy collection and distribution alongside other volunteers. The annual club, built on charity, mobilizes two youths and many women to deliver toys and cheer to those in need.
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Kendall Lemley
Mark Sohe
Christos
Areh Moore
Thane
Goodfellow Club
Apar
Christas Uiey
Flakes On Churchgoers Are Exposed As Spiders
Berkeley Bee reports a Sabbath incident where ash like flakes descended during a church service. Experts link the eruption to a volcanic event centuries ago, with a curator from the California Museum of Vertebrate Zoology explaining insects drift vast distances by aerial webs of shed material.
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Berkeley
Cal
Ehorpe
Ubi
Cadifornia Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
Former Minister Held for Forgery
Karl H. Lasiter, 45, once a Methodist minister, was held by federal authorities in Memphis on forgery charges. Police say he urged endorsements to government checks and was arrested by detectives while at the post office. He reportedly came here from Hut where his parents live.
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Not Springs
Oce
Karl H. Lasiter
Nn Methodist
Memphis
Lasiter
Hut- Gg
Man claims future humans may change skin color across generations
San Francisco dispatch reports Dr. Yasaburo Noguchi of Japan forecasts that humans may gradually alter color and racial characteristics over five generations. He cites research suggesting unseen biological factors and environmental influences shape stature and health, though he says miracles are not possible and notes Brazil study contexts.
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San Francisco
Miin
Yasaburo Noguchi
Japan
Brazil
Noguchi
New York
New Mt Whitney Trail Opens Next Summer
The Sequoia National Park crew built a high altitude route to Mount Whitney in California. Work began in spring and aims for completion by next summer when visitors can ride to the summit. The trail reaches about 14180 feet, among the highest in the United States south of Alaska. Weather delays from spring storms affected progress. The National Park Service and National Forest Service coordinated the project.
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Washington. Lee
Ap ML
Sequoia National Park
California
North America
United States
Alaske
Pike's Peak
Marly
National Park Service
National Forest Service
California corn stalk reaches twelve feet high in Orgvill
A remarkable corn stalk was displayed in Orgvill, measuring 12 feet tall with several inches added by growth. The stalk reportedly came from a ten acre field owned by S. J. Allery at Wytndocte. One stalk stood two inches shorter, with seven other stalks noted as outstanding.
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California
Orgville
Call
Bee
S. J. Allery
Wytndocte
Drive Sees Surge in Chamber Membership Drive
An Annie m membership drive by the Jocal Chamber of Commerce reports higher success this year led by W. Homer Play secretary. He expects committees to report by Tuesday with a growing list of paid members including Gulf Refining, Terriple Cotton Oil, Arkansas Bank & Trust, Missouri Pacific Lines, White & Company, and many Hope area firms and individuals showing eagerness to back regional development.
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Anniem
Jocal Chamber of Commerce
W. Homer Play
Farmers of Hope Trade
Gulf Refining Company
Terriple Cotton Oil Company
M System
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Star Publishing Company
Citizens National Bank
Union Compress & Warehouse Company
Missouri Pacific Lines
Reel Ball Stores Company
Right Place Stores
Moses & Monroe
H. F. Hoelseher
Western Union
Annual Christmas Party Is Planned
Local lodge announces a Christmas party for village children to be held at the Hall on North Elna Street with a tree and presents for all kids. Secretary Talbot Bold made the announcement, and Satta Chias said in a radio message he would arrive on December 24 for his yearly visit.
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Talbot Bold
North
Elna Street
Satta Chias
Hope
Alce Md
Star Office
Hive
New York Legislature In Dry Law Struggle
ALBANY, N. Y. Prohibition fights loom in the 80th New York State Legislature as Assemblyman Bennyuel Pewert leads a reform push. The group seeks to force strict enforcement by lawmakers in the coming session, aiming to crack down on illegal liquor, but faces resistance from existing committees.
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New York Legislature
Albany
N. Y
New York
Ate
Las Diye
Asseimidyanna Bdnyuel Pewert
Frau Brea
Wy Pds
Wade
Neil MieasHee
Gadi
Deameters Assembly
Prohibition
First Call for Letters To Santa in Hope Star
Several thousand youngsters in Hope and Hempstead counties write Santa letters to be published in the Hope Star. Letters should be addressed to Santa Claus Hope, Arkansas and sent early as late entries risk missing publication during Christmas week.
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Hope and Hempstead County
Santa Claus
Hope Star
Hope
Arkansas
Star
Attempts Assault Rescue By 13 Year Old In Memphis Bayou
MEMPHIS December 2. After plunging into a cold bayou to escape an alleged deaf mute attacker, 13 year old Marjorie Davis swam ashore and saved Frank Gosnell from drowning. Gosnell, 22, was identified by the girl and held by police. He fled to explain by signs but was detained at headquarters.
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Memphis
Marjorie Davis
Frank Gosnell
Trallay Va
Gosnell
Bayou
O'Vlack
Europe’s first 50,000 watt radio station nears completion
Rome reports Europe’s first 50,000-watt broadcast station nearing completion marking a distinct advance in Italian radio. Although Marconi’s son contributed to wireless progress, Italy ranks tenth among European nations in radio stations with about 400 worldwide, with six major stations in Milan, Rome, Naples, Turin, Genoa, and Balzano.
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Rome
Europe
Italy
Marconi
Milan
Naples
Turin
Geno
Balzano
Pulaski County Names Dairy Specialist McKinney
George F. McKinney, five years with the Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad extension division, is named dairy specialist for Pulaski County. Judge W. Sieck and County Farm Demonstration Agent J. W. Sargent announce he will work full time on a dairy program approved by the quorum court. County leaders expect improved dairy industry and regional market opportunities for Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Ceorge F. McKinney
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
Pulaski County
W. &. Biebeck
J. W. Sargent
McKinney
Sargent Tomoerrow
Sieek
McKinney Shll
Dudge Sibeck
Arkinsas
Pulaski
Lewissis City
Chicago
Imas
Arkaticn
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad Company
Bou County
Powers Joins The Star as Shop Foreman in Hope
J L Powers from Blytheville joins The Star shop in Hope as foreman. He previously lived in Blytheville about eight years before moving to Hope. He travels with Mrs Powers and their four children to join the Hope family.
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Job, Powers
Blytheville
Jumer
Nalive
Clarksdale
Powdie
Eught
Hope
Powers
New Congress Opens With Hoover Program Push Ahead
Washington December 2 The new Congress convenes amid snow and routine work as President Hoover prepares a 12 1200 word message to outline a broad national program including a one per cent tax cut and tariff issues carried over from the special session. Senate and House leaders set plans to tackle the tariff and implement tax reductions as Vare seating challenge looms in the Senate.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Hawley
House
Ways and Means Committee
Longworth
Traimsury
Yoritf
Curtis
Dolly Curtis Gann
Watson
Sead
McNury
Oregon
Young Guard
Jones
Appropriations Committee
Warren
Wyoming
To Re-Bury 212 Soldiers In One Great Funeral
In Santa Fe the largest funeral procession in the city’s history will occur as 212 soldiers are moved from Fort Apache for reburial in the National Cemetery. The veterans hail from Civil War, Spanish-American War, Mexican War, and Indian fights, per orders from the War Department in St. Louis. Local undertakers will receive the remains at the railroad station, with graves dug and caskets prepared for interment.
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Santa
Tonight Colder Weather Forecast For Arkansas
The United States Weather Bureau reports frigid temperatures across Arkansas with a possible 16 degree low tonight and a 22 degree minimum in Little Rock last night. Tomorrow should bring rising temperatures and fair conditions though current readings run 18 degrees below normal for the season.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
United States Weather Bureau
Elks Hold Annual Memorial Service
Elks held their annual memorial service at the Elks Home on Sunday afternoon despite bad weather. The event featured a mixed quartet, piano accompaniment, and a speech by Attorney John Joes about remembrance guiding service to the living. A poignant roll call of absent brothers and the solemn response of the choir marked the ceremony.
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Tyga
BO. Elks
Abegent Brothers
Elks
John FP
Cas
Talbot Feild
Feild
Taylor
Kenneth McRae
John 2
Joes
Islaying the
Neve
Hsquire
Senators Question Church Political Activities Denounced
U S Senator urges the investigating committee to unmask alleged improper political activities by the Methodist church board and the Federal Council of Churches. Representative Tinkham accuses the groups of pressuring government branches and influencing federal judges and officeholders, claiming their propaganda aims to erode religion and governance.
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U. S
Washington
Senate
Methodist Church
Federal Council of Churches
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Sinkham
Senabey Crow
Atkins
Revere
Menk
Board of Temperance
Day Slate
Officers Launch Concerted Drive To Stop Outrages
In Bathsville on December 2 police and county officers launched a coordinated effort to end a spate of home threats against prominent citizens. The Nill home was targeted with three shots and a dynamite charge on the porch caused minor damage. Months earlier explosives and threats plagued Frank Albright and S. M. Casey homes as shots and bombs disrupted the area. Investigators hold the same unidentified assailants likely behind all incidents and are pursuing motives as arrests remain elusive.
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Bathsville
Promin
Erne
Nill
Tha Jome
Frank Albright
S. M. Casey
Casey
Ma Solent
Namesake Towns To See Tercentenary In 1930
Boston dispatch reports plans for Massachusetts Day Tercentenary 1930. Namesake towns will exchange visits during the period. Salem Massachusetts will meet Salem Oregon. Springfield Massachusetts hosts Framinghams from the country. Framingham England and Dorchester England exchange visits with Dorchester in Boston joining Old England’s Dorchester.
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Boston
Salem
Massachusetts
Oregon
Springfield
Framingham
United States
England
New England
Dorchester
Old England
Former U President Enrolls in University of Arkansas Law School
Dee G. W. Drake, once University of Arkansas president and longtime mathematics instructor, is now enrolled in the law school. He teaches alongside two former math students, George Vaughn and Robert Sellar, who are serving as instructors.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Dee
G. W. Drake
University of Arkansas
Law Sceal
Deake
Law School
George Vaughn
Robert Sellar
Cleans
Warrant Issued for 3 Men in Lauratown Slaying
Warrants charging first degree murder were issued for Ray Clarey of Barnsdale Oklahoma Rufus Honey of Broken Bow and an unidentified man in connection with the shooting of Roy Justus near Lauratown Friday night Justus was shot three times by the assailant who drove up in a motor car The gunman fled after the attack and investigators recovered a cup near the scene identified as worn by the suspect Officers said Oklahoma authorities were notified and may pursue the suspects across state lines
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Walmy Biogh
Ray Clarey
Barnsdale
Oick
Rufus Honey
Broken Bow
Roy Justus
Lauratown
Justus
Wuton
Chuoy
Offears
Oklahoma
Gail
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Aiso
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East Orange
N. J
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U.S. Army Band
Ft, Snelling Studios
W.H. Sissel
Goodfellows
Hot Springs
Tlan
Mt. Whitney
Drive
Chamber
F. J. Sutten
Ed J. Rephan
R. T. White & Co
City Bakery
Austin
Dullie Hardware Company
Routon & Company
Ladies Specialty
W. P. Singleton
W. G. Allison
Hape Aula Company
Geo, Keith
F. W. Taylor
Sanders Grocery Company
Patterson Dept
Plantett Jarrell Grocer Co
Hall-Moses
J. A. Henry & Son
John P. Cox Drug Co
Ritchie Grocer Company
Agee & Spragins
W. P. Parker
A. J. Neighbors
T. L. McDonald
A. A. Gentry
Martindale & Martindale
J. Poc
W.G. Bright
Higgnson
Carter Johnson
J. Co. Pentney Company
Ward & San
Boy Southward
Webb's
News Stewaid
Hope Radio Sales Company
Lundey & Lemley
W. A. Bowan
Iris
J. L. Powers
Shop of the Star
Vare
Wm. S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Batesville
Clarence H. Wilson
Yonkers
Hie
Judicial Branch
T Hat
Tialeham Ussertal
Law
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