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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
2
In a grim woods encounter, Rhine fought Brundidge who struck Rhine with a pistol butt. Rhine then drew a knife and slashed Brundidge, cutting his throat. Rhine surrendered as officers prepared to file manslaughter charges.
Reno Nevada pageant recreates the Comstock lode lore with a spelling bee prize shaped as a gold bullion bar. A replica bar crafted by Fred S Oliver is the awarded prize for top spellers, drawing on Bonanza and other ore district icons.
E Cannon made a brief return visit to Louisville on Tuesday, offering a short update on personal ties and current activities.
New Orleans faces the year’s peak jail population amid harsh conditions. District Attorney Eugene Stanley cites severe unemployment and cold weather as drivers, with about 15 000 unemployed and many homeless seeking shelter in the jails.
In Dundee's narrative, Lois Dunlap shows candid excitement over the Beggar's Opera photos from a semi pro production. Flora Miles appears striking in 18th century costume, while Nita Selim's interest signals a Little Theater project. The scene includes Peter Dunlap and Lola discussing a murdered woman and a Hamilton trust bid.
In Hamilton the backstairs murder of Nita Selim pulls in a web of suspects. Detective Dundee probes courtroom figures, including Lois Dunlay and Judge Marshall, as Dexter Sprague resists. The case centers on a blackmail plot tied to a large group portrait and a dangerous motive.
Washington reports the Hoover Dam project will be safeguarded from bootleggers and law violators to protect workers. Leases of government land will be limited to tenants with good conduct. The piece also notes Hope Arkansas’ press influence and praise for editor Alex Washburn and the Hope Star as a model for regional development.
Ely Nevada report states Roy Rigsby’s pet turtle froze up after enduring extreme cold for a century. Local care or veterinary steps not disclosed. The unusual incident underscores severe winter conditions in the inland town.
The piece explains a yearly expenditure of 521,000 to help local residents, highlighting that sixty tons of paper costing 4100 are used annually to print the Hope Star in the city. Paper arrives in rolls four sheets three miles long and runs through the press at a rate of one pelle per hour, totaling 42 miles of paper used yearly.
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