The Star's Platform for Hope City and Hempstead County
The platform calls to apply power plant revenues to develop Hope and its industrial and social resources. It pledges more city pavement in 1930 and better alley sanitation, supports all-weather road projects to reduce dirt miles, and backs scientific agricultural programs for Hempstead county's main industry. It urges farmer cooperation, state highway progress, fearless tax reform, and a tighter budget to run a more efficient government. It also advocates freeing Arkansas from cattle tolls.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Hope Star Letter Warns On Pool Halls In February Election
The Hope Star discusses Will Atkins from Top UK and the February city election. It argues public pool halls should be debated rather than banned, noting gambling fears, historical prohibitions, and the community’s handling of vice. It compares pool halls to grasshopper betting and urges measured voter discretion.
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Will Atkins
The
Star
Arkansas
Kansas
Patmos
Hempstead County
Hope
Still Important and the Woman’s Kitchen Fads
A reflective piece notes that despite many magazine trends, food remains central for women. It cites ongoing focus on baking like gingerbread and blackberries, with kitchen duties and home life highlighted as enduring themes in modern periods and popular culture.
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Aram
Love Finds A Way Bride 63 Marries Groom 20 On Honeymoon
In Tacoma Washington an unusual honeymoon tale unfolds as Mrs Trixie Self, aged 63, wed Mr Eugene Self, age 20. The couple, amid mixed reactions from grown children, recount how their romance blossomed while caring for family pasts and a raspberry ranch. The bride’s courtship included humorous lines about age and lifelong companionship.
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Gene
Trixie
Tacoma
Wash
Eugene Self
Merred
Aoman
Mr. Self
Tariff Fight Seen Preceding System Reversal Says Huddleston
Washington Letter cites Alabama congressman Huddleston forecasting protracted tariff battles. He argues protection harms key industries including textiles and coal, raises costs for farmers, and slows auto exports. He predicts growing public and financier opposition, leading to eventual reversal within 10 to 20 years.
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Washington
George Huddiesum
Alabama
Huddleston
Autombile
Shole
Christmas visitors mingle with Hope families in Arkansas
Hope residents and guests from Dallas Nashville Prescott Bartlesville and Texarkana gathered for Christmas visits. Names include Jesse Kyle John Spragins Lena Royston McClung Wingfield Shipiones O Neale Brown Ragland Blake and Spencer among others. Local activity blends with notes on. science and politics of the era.
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Jesse Kyle
Old Hope Boy
Dallas
Texas
Hope
A. Kyle
John Spragins
Nashville
George 5Ins
James Tharreus Shipiones
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Ms. Borah
McCabinet
Corkle
Earnest O'Neal
Unixversity
Fayetteville
J. S. Ragland
Tex
Dwight Blake
Arkana
Texarkana
C. C. Spragins
Annie Spencer
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues mix languages and places
A jumbled crossword puzzle page lists clues spanning Norwegian, Swedish, Brazilian, French, and Colorado geography. It includes references to rivers, mountains, states, and historical figures, with numerous garbled entries and partial terms embedded throughout.
USC First College Used as Talking Picture Location
The University of Southern California hosted the talkie debut for "So This Is College" with scenes shot on campus. MGM’s 100 percent talking musical feature screens at Suenger Theatre New Year’s Eve Midnight Show led by Robert Montgomery and Phyllis Crane in a collegiate comedy directed by Sam Wool from an original story.
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University of Southern California
Trojan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Suenger
Eve
Robert Montgomery
Elliott Nugent
Si Stare
Cliff Jukelele
Ik Edds
Phyllis Crane
Sam Wool
New Grand Secures Hit In Follies of 1939 Holiday Show
Center Point notes from Hope report New Grand theater secured a holiday attraction for its season. Franklin Horta is credited with casting and staging plans for the Follies of 1939, described as a lively musical revue featuring popular songs and dance numbers. The piece highlights local performers and the theater’s role in bringing entertainment to town during the holiday period.
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New Grand
Franklin Horta
Orethors
Susie
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Lip Hamilter
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Hope Auto Co
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