Miss Buechley's Fine Record and County Agent Work
A Hempstead county home demonstration agent Miss Buechley transferred to Conway under the University Extension Service. The piece praises her record, notes she was named best woman agent out of fifty in the state, and argues county agents are nonpolitical, funded by state and federal support, essential for material progress, deserving continued newspaper backing.
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Buechley
Hempstead
Conway
University
Miss Buechley
Exice
United
Ermens
Arkansas
Lves
Hope city platform for Hempstead county 1930 program
The Star's platform advocates taxing and financing to develop municipal power plant revenues for Hope's resources, strengthen military and business ties, and back a county highway program. It calls for annual all weather road construction, support for agricultural cooperatives, and tax reform toward efficient government. It stresses cooperative effort, state highway progress, and streamlined expenditures in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imunisipat
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Textile Strike Debate Hits Southern Industry Perspective
Holland's Magazine argues that Northern and Eastern press overstate textile labor troubles and their impact. It cites Census data showing only a small share of Southern jobs in cotton textiles and a minor effect on overall Southern production. The piece decries using space for sensationalism while stressing the sector’s limited economic role.
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South
Piedmont Plateau
Southland
Bureau of the Census
Holland
National Hotel in DC Sold for Federal Center Site
The National Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, famed for presidents and figures from Jackson to Lincoln, has been bought by the government for demolition to make way for a new municipal center. It will serve briefly as District guard headquarters before razing. Notable residents included John Wilkes Booth in 1865 and Henry Clay in his final years.
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WEA
AX/ASHINGTON
National
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ian
Jackson
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Henry Clay
James Buchanan
Jonny Lind
Dickens
Thackeray
Anthony Trollope
The
Calhoun
Webster
Hayne
District of Columbia National Guard
Washington
John Gadsby
George Washington
Alexandria
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
Hotel Wa
Church Announcements from Pastor Buddin at Local Parish
Rov Francie A Buddin, pastor, outlines church school programs for all ages, a Corynunion service at 6:30 am with sermon In Remembrance of Me, Epworth League meeting at 6 pm, a sermon A Man And His Household, Board of Stewards meeting at 2 pm, Mission School session at 7 15 pm, and study of Church and The World Parish by Elmer T Clark. Invites nonmembers to join The Church that Lives To Serve.
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Francie A. Buddin
Thepworth League
Tay
Board of Stewards
FIRS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS AND SERVICES
W R Anderson minister leads Sunday School in age graded departments for lesson study at 11 40 am Morning Worship and Sermon on a limitless obligation. All are invited to join.
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W. R. Anderson
D. B
Garratt Memorial Church Service Notice February 1930
The Garrat Memorial Church members are urged to attend Sunday service at 10 o'clock for important business. Sunday February 2, 1930 service schedule includes church school at 9:45 a.m., Holy Communion and sermon at 11 o'clock, evening service led by the Rector. Woman's Guild of St Marks to meet Monday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrat Mes Iorial Church
Woman's Guild of
First Christian Church Sermon Promises Unusual Interest
Pastor Wilfred P. Mormon invites attendance with two sermons and a Passion Play account. Morning message titled Jesus As the Messiah and an evening topic The Unhappy Christian. Service emphasizes influence through church attendance and communal worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred P. Mormon
Jesus
Little Rock
The Christian and His Amusements Sermon at First Baptist
First Baptist Church invites all to Sunday school with goal of full attendance. Pastor Bowen will speak at 11 about The Christian and His Amusements. Youth meet at 6 30, followed by an illustrated message at 7 40 using Jerusalem Nazareth Galilee pictures.
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W. A. Bowen
Jer Yusalam
Nazareth
Galilee
Everyman's Bible Class Meets at First Christian Church
The notice invites readers to join the Everyman's Bible Class at First Christian Church at 1945 am on Sunday to study together, indicating a community religious gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Bobbed hair craze sparked by Irene Castle McLaughlin
Irene Castle McLaughlin, famed dancer, contracted typhoid fever which led to a severe haircut. Her new bobbed hairstyle reportedly started the widely imitated bob hair trend.
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Irene Castle McLaughlin
Une Wena
Calvan Barrs Plans U S History In Hd Words
A meandering OCR note references Calvin Conlidge and Calvan aiming to write a history of the United States in hd words. It mentions Hoover crime commission and a president report tied to a $250,000 allotment, plus stray remarks about trains, engineers, skin tones, and a groundhog’s press coverage this winter.
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Calvin Conlidge
United States
Calvan
Hoover Crime Commission
Unclear School News Item With Names and Fragments
Fragmentary school news item lists several names including Webber May Cornelius O Neal and others. Text is garbled with missing words and incomplete phrases. No clear event date or outcome is discernible from the fragments.
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Peiling
Tom Webber
Mock May
Es Cornelius
Pay O'Neal de Griffin
Vivian West
Marvel
Heanor Kirk
Erne
Ann Adama
Virginia Capsidy
Verla Allen
Theis
Dedson
Hope Guests and Visitors Packed Local Hotels
Ned L Kiser and wife of Troy Louisiana spent Sunday at the Hotel Barlow in Hope. G H Wallace of Saratoga Alabama visited Hope as a hotel guest. L H Layman of this city registered at the Capital hotel in Little Rock. Edt Kobul and his son of Sheepsport spent the weekend with his parents in Hope. Tadrew Anehews arrived home yesterday from Shreveport where he works for the V B & P. TW Darnall in the city foray from Columbus. Claudie McCorkle in Hope yesterday from Texarkana. Miss Aunt Parks visiting friends in Texarkana. Percy Burlan of Lewisville hosted by friends here yesterday. W D Stewart of Lewisville in town as guest of the Field Barrow yesterday. Prosecuting Attorney Luke Monroe of Washington spent the day in Hope. Frank B E White deputy collector with Hempstead County Bank and Trust Company worked to inform the public about Genin tax reigns. Jesse N Riley went east on business. M S Bates of Washington visiting Hope yesterday, guest at the Capital hotel. Chas S Garrett has been in the city this past week and returned to Little Rock Saturday. Mr and Mrs J R Page of Nashville in Hope yesterday, guests at the Capital hotel.
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Ned L. Kiser
Darnall
Foray
Colummbus
Claudie McCorkle
Texarkana
Aunt Parks
Percy Burlan
Lewisvill
W. D. Stewart
Lewisville
Luke Monroe
Washington
Hope
Frank BE. White
Hempstead County Bank and Trust Company
Dssin
Jesse N. Riley
M. S. Bates
O Hope
Capital Hotel
Chas S. Garrett
Little Rock
Dad
J. R. Page
Nashville
Church of Christ services and sermons schedule
John G. Reese minister conducts Bible study on Sunday at 10 AM with sermons at 11 AM and 7 15 PM All members urged to attend morning and evening services Morning topic Church Finance Evening topic Completeness in Christ Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 15 PM A cordial welcome extended to all services
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John G. Reese
Hunting Season On Quails Ends Friday
LITTLE ROCK January 31 marks the close of the quail hunting season along with fur bearing animals and migratory birds. Pelts may be possessed and sold by trappers until February 10 and live animals by permit for propagation. Dealers may apply to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for permits to hold pelts subject to market conditions. Penalties for violations range from 10 to 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Daily Crogsword Puzzle Solution From Yesterday
Puzzle solution page presents a jumbled list of clues with mixed letters and odd spellings. It references numerous across and down entries including movie director and ancient gods while mentioning various misprints such as English monster and Flying something. The fragmentary OCR yields little coherent narrative beyond a catalog of cryptic hints and partial answers.
Hope Alderman Candidate Praises City Water and Light Plant
A Hope, Arkansas, resident running for Ward 2 Alderman defends the municipal Water and Light Plant, rejects selling it, and pledges to support its modernization for city revenue and growth. He recalls long service since 1901 with the Ivory Handle Company and states commitment to the town’s up-building.
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Ivory Handle Company
City of Hope
Tam
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