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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

4

House Passes Bill to Double State Tax Upon Liquor

LITTLE ROCK A%- The house passed Thursday a bill to double the gallonage taxes on hard liquors for the old-age pension fund. The senate approved 26 to 0. Emergency clause adopted 69 to IL. A joint resolution to amend the constitution in 1938 to enable a workmen's compensation law was adopted 1, 69 to 7. Senate rejected a license-change measure to shift license paying date to April 1.

Little Rock House Moore Deshna Mikel Sebastian General Assembly Senate Shaw Gathings West Memphis Smalley Crawford Purviance Union County Martin Fl Dorado Barney Texarkana Arkansas Ol Dealers Alsogiation Arkin

Carnival Friday at Hope High School

Hope High School hosts its annual carnival hosted by the student council on Friday night at 7 30. Varied concessions fill the home rooms and clubs with an amateur contest finale in the main auditorium. First prize is 3 dollars with two additional cash prizes. An employee of the U S Bureau of Mounted Industry developed a hybrid potato with a fl avor and allergy free features.

Hope High School

A THOUGHT When said he wote them Nae Hion shall rise

A reflection cites a biblical verse from Luke 21 10 about nations discord and kingdoms in conflict, noting a prophetic warning of upheaval. The phrase echoes apocalyptic language and emphasizes upheaval among world powers.

New Conference on Strike Is Called

DETROIT, Mich. Governor Murphy resumes efforts to resolve the General Motors strike by summoning a conference with representatives of the corporation, the United Automobile Workers, and the Committee for Industrial Organization. Police guard the conference chambers as talks seek a truce period for final settlement negotiations.

Detroit Mich Frank Murphy General Motors Corporation United Automobile Work Union Committee For Industrial Organization Murphy

Soil Conservation Withstands Rain on Farm Projects

Field inspections on farms part of the Bodean Creek Soil Conservation Service project show existing work withstood January rainfall of 1.25 inches the highest for the month since 1841. Rain totals exceeded long-term averages, with December moisture at 6.45 inches and erosion-control features stable though limited maintenance is needed on terraces and channels. Nearby, Lindsey Bary on a Manchester farm maintains a small animal menagerie including Canadian bears buffalo and llamas for fun.

Bodean Creek Soil Conservation Service Manchester Lindsey Bary

Hempstead County Flood Relief Fund Nears $2000 Goal

Hempstead county Red Cross flood relief fund rose by donations from Washington Columbus Ozan Bingen and Fulton to reach $1,625.05 with Nevada county up to noon totaling $1,025.54. J B Thompson, chapter chairman, expects the total to climb to $2,000 before the campaign ends, noting Washington’s report was largest and added $860.05.

Washington Columbus Ozan Bingen Fulton Hempstead County Red Cross Nevada County Prescott J. B. Thompson

Hope Schools in Retrenchment for Second Semester

Hope School Board trimmed plans for the second semester to eight months for white schools through sixth grade and seven months for negro schools. The action aligns expenses with revised revenues, noting salaries at 70 percent of 1929-30 and eight fewer teaching positions amid a 25 percent rise in enrollment.

Hope School Hope

Quarter Million Fire Destroys Cincinnati Furniture Factory

A major blaze in Cincinnati early Thursday damaged the Stille and Duhlmeier furniture factory and retail rooms and the Art Wood Turning and Scroll Co plant. Officials estimate losses between 250000 and 300000 dollars as flames threatened a large part of the west end.

Cincinnati Ohio West End Stille & Duhlmeier Art Wood Turning & Scroll Co

Centennial of Self-Cleaning Plow Observed in Historic Effort

The centennial of the self cleaning steel plow is marked as frontier settlers in 1827 faced soil cling. Blacksmith John Deere at Grand Detour Illinois in 1836 fashioned a plow from broken steel saw, creating a moldboard and share. Demonstrations drew crowds as the plow cut clean furrows proving self cleaning steel design. Deere's workshop launched the enterprise later moving to Moline now led by Charles Beers Wiman.

Moline Til John Deere Grand Detour Ill Vermont Deere Hoek Lewis Crandall Crandall A&a Pass Juni Charles Beers Wiman Uie

All-Time Monthly Rain Record From July 1849 Revealed

Disjointed weather history notes describe Hempstead county Arkansas records. The report cites July 1849 with 19.50 inches of rainfall as an all-time single-month record, and outlines early Arkansas weather data starting in 1803 with Smithsonian correspondence.

Rey Nn Hempstead Arkansas Washington N. D. Smith Hope Star Smithsonian Ark Joseph Henry Smithsonian Institution Bear Six

Weather record keepers in Hempstead county history

Official records from 1840 to 1936 trace weather reporting in Hempstead county from Dr. Smith in Washington to Judge Carrigan in Hope and N P O Neal, with the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station taking over in 1936. The piece notes each observer kept 20 plus years of data and stresses rainfall and temperatures.

G. W. Ware Print Mark Twain Hempstead County Uwanthan Hempstead

Turned Brown By Brown Turner

KNOXVILLE Tenn the Russians keep on shooting those who don’t like the way the country’s being run. They’ll run out of inside enemies and jump on Japan to keep their trigger fingers in practice. The Japs resent not having room for their population and could solve the problem by selling automobiles for a ride and a little now.

Knoxville Tenn Japan

Mayor of Spa Unlikely to Quit in Hot Springs

Hot Springs Ark. mayor Leo McLaughlin dismissed a report that citizens would seek his resignation. He said he stayed in his office from 7 a.m. to noon with no delegation appearing, while business leaders voiced broad support for his administration.

Hot Springs Ark Leo McLaughlin

Fascists Thrust Against Malaga

Fascists launched a combined land sea and air attack on Malaga a fortified port city on the Mediterranean as Gibraltar reports heavy bombardment and intensified fighting near the city defenses.

Malaga Gibraltar Spain Medterranean

Self Prophesy Delayed Death For 1935 Funeral Kept

Birchwood Tennessee 79 year old John Burdette long promised to die September 20 1935. He now claims a new vision foretold life until 140 and that a celestial voice in 1895 promised he would live 40 more years. Burdette had planned his own funeral 16 years ago and remains alive though frail.

Birchwood Tenn John Burdette Burdette

Beleaguered City Safe as Ohio Falls in Flood Fight

Cairo braces as the Ohio river dips two tents of a foot aiding flood defenses. Levees hold under 58 feet at Helena and 59.59 feet at Cairo gauge. 120000 workers reinforce the billion dollar system while Memphis and Helena report rising waters and ongoing seepage and sand boils remain a concern.

Cairo. M Ohio Cairo Bird’s Point New Madrid Helena Little Rock Arkansas Mississippi U.S. Army Red Cross Soe Sippi New Orleans Eugene Reybold United States Paducah Hickman Reybold Memphis Gulf of Mexico Relbold Rena Lars Miss Reybuld

Minor City Fire Alarms Report Week Three

The Hope Fire Department answered three alarms this week. Two involved soot burning in chimneys and no damage was reported. A third occurred at an East Seventh Street residence. One alarm occurred Monday and another Tuesday.

Hope Fire Department East Seventh

Cotton opens steady and closes lower in New Orleans

In New Orleans, cotton for March delivery opened at 12.76 and closed at 12.70. The market finished steady to four points lower with middling prices around 130.

New Orleans

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