Local notes of departures and visits in Hope area
Several residents left for Memphis and St. Louis for treatment and shopping. Drake, formerly of Hope, now with a Texarkana produce house, visited yesterday. Mrs. H. S. Pentergrash of Texas visits Mrs. Della McManahan. Mrs. J. W. Stewart of Texarkana came for a short visit with Mrs. Norton, while Mrs. Harry Laughtin of Dallas visits relatives in the city.
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Memphis
Drake
Texarkana
Hope
Sue Wesson
St. Louis
Callie Wesson
W. C. Weltman
Wul G. Greene
Pentergrash
Texas
Della McManahan
J. W. Stewart
SG. Norton
Harry Laughtin
Dallas
Tits City
Delle McClanahan
Lenard
The Star's Platform on Roads and Progress in 1920
The Star outlines a program via RightSAY to fund all weather roads yearly, boosting Hempstead County agriculture. It advocates cooperative effort in rural areas mirroring town progress, cites support for state highway work, tax reform, and tighter government expenses. It mentions combating cattle ticks in Arkansas.
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Rightsay
Hempstead
Arkansas
Arkansas road plan debate aims to centralize control
Newspaper letters argue for state trunk highways and county roads under centralized supervision. They push for a four year program with $28,000 per county plus $100,000 state projects, cautioning against stagnation and urging harmonized road-building across Hempstead and surrounding counties.
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Arkansas
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Missouri
Hempstead
Corworth
Why Japan Wants Battleships
An article argues the London naval conference faces angles. It explains Japan objects to abolishing battleships because Britain and the United States lack suitable far east bases for dreadnoughts. With no bases, Japan fears attack if battleships vanish.
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Japan
United States
Far East
Hongkong
Manila
Mitchell Is Right on Prohibition and Enforcement
The article argues that Attorney General Mitchell should be appointed to lead the enforcement of the federal prohibition, noting that only abstainers should head the enforcement body. It contends that some officials are personally wet and that Mitchell could improve the administration, a move the writer sees as beneficial for the public.
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Washington Letter on Fires and Farm Policy by Rodney Dutch
Washington correspondents, famed for refusing to buy rubbers that clashed with spats, cover the White House fire and Capitol flood. The piece notes reporters soaked at the sites, a photoraphers flare handed to Rankin, and a Key Pittman home blaze that drew new converts. It also discusses the Dairy Board urging farmers to use butter to bolster prices amid rising substitutes, and cites Senators Vandenberg and Blease on the Capitol fire timing and religious kneeling response.
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Rodney Dutcher
Kua Servier
White House
Capitol
Rankin
Mississippi
Key Pittman
Farm Board
Dairy Advisory Commodity Committee
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Spain restricts under fourteens from certain events
A scrambled clipping notes Spain bans children under 14 from pullights at large gatherings while adults escort them home. It mentions medical advice about long life and street safety, plus local school notes, attendance issues, and a Grange Hall weekend update with residents like Wilton Gorham and Wanda Lefferty.
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Spain
Wilton Gorham
Kay
Lucile Mayton
Blevins
W S. Gorham
Joxta Hairston
Ynove
Sent
Bland Jones
Wanda Lafferty
Loriie
Hope
Robert Davis
News of Other Days From the Files of the Star
A sampled look back at past items from 25 and 10 years ago lists names like George and Clyde Briant, Ed Crenshaw, A P Dyke, Joe Campbell, L A Foster, and visitors or residents such as J W Powell, Miman B Parks, Mrs C Wallis, B Martin, Pat Halliburton, H D Clark, Virgil Holloman, T J Cater, G A Foss, H Rice. The notes mention travels to Ashdown and St. Louis, and activity in Texarkana and Oklahoma.
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George and
Clyde Briant
Ashdown
Ed Crenshaw
Camden
A. P. Dyke
St. Louis
Joe Campbell
L. A. Foster
Gleason
Little Rock
T.T. Boardman
J. W. Powel
Patmos
Miman B. Parks
Texarkana
Busness
C. C. Wallis
Washington
B. Martin
Wirs
Pat Halliburton
Wichita Falls
Texas
C. Halliburton
H. D. Clark
Virgil Holloman
T. J. Cater
Bank of Fulton
G. A. Foss
Oklahoma
H. Rice
Valentine program and new neighbors join local scene
A local Valentine program on February 14 is noted. Mr. and Mrs. Ethridge Hamiter have moved into the community and are welcomed to the home. Grandpa Ebbing visits Mr. and Mrs. Franti Wart for the week. Otis Stanley from Liberty Hill visited friends here last weekend.
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Ruary
Ethridge Hamiter
Grandpa Ebbing
Franti Wart
Otis Stanley
Liberty Hill
Fragmented puzzle text with scattered names and items
Puzzle style OCR fragment mentioning Hogales Gibs and Virginian willow with Barapern 46, ThounEat is fruits, and various garbled phrases. Contains references to numbers, old measures, and unfamiliar terms. readable parts point to a puzzle or wordplay collection rather than a coherent event.
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Heslie
Gonis
Willow & Barapern
Westar Endian
Hope Merchants Campaign to Keep Money in Hope
A call to Hope merchants to combat trade leakage to larger towns and mail order houses. Urges selling Hope to salesmen and manufacturers, securing local ad support to keep consumer spending in Hope and boost business. Emphasizes collective effort, local loyalty, and doubling advertising impact.
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Hope
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