North Hervey Street Improvement Debt Paid First
North Hervey street improvement district completes its contract becoming the first paying district in the city to be discharged. The Hope city council received the resolution from attorney G. F. McFaddin and discharged the district commissioners, Dr. F. D. Henry and B. E. Stewart, marking the final debt payment.
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North Hervey Street
Hope City
G. F. McFaddin
Attourney
Dr. F. DO. Henry
P. Stewart
Kreft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Kraft-Phenix Corporation
N. P. O'Neal
Foral Armory
Walnut
Fifth Aberts
Sxraft
Phenix Corporation
Terry Co Sets Up Branch Station
The dairy company of Are Kansas with headquarters at Little Rock has published a branch station in the area of Boswell Grocery store South Madist to buy cream from Hempstead county tanners. CR. Messer of Tape named manager of the station. An official said the concern plans to spend several thousand dollars yearly in Hempstead county for cream.
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Ony Dairy Company
Are Kansas
Little Rock
Raay
Boswell
South Madist
Hempstead Eounity Tanners
CR. Messer
Tape
Jaces
Terry Company
Hempstead
Centennial Group Named for County Centennial
An Arkansas Centennial committee for Hempstead County was chosen at Hope city hall led by A A Rogers. The group chaired by Mrs C M Williams will meet Saturday at 2 PM in Hope to plan county observances with local officials including Albert Graves and several Washington and Hope educators and officials.
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Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
A. A. Rogers
Little Rock
C. M. Williams
Washington
Williams
Albert Graves
Hope
C. ©. Stuart
W. H. Etter
J.C. Williams
Beryl Henry
E. Austin
E. A. Morsini
C. &. Lowtherp
P. B. Carrigan
R. R
Bab) Morris
Steve Carrigan
J. K. Sale
A. H. Washburn
Hepes
Bobcats Rally To 36 22 Victory Over Camden Panthers
Hope High School's Bobcats defeated Camden 36 to 22 on Tuesday night at the high school gym. Ray Turner led Hope with 13 points followed by Reece and Stoney contributing in the win. Gillespie led Camden with 10 points as Hope built a large early lead and Camden struggled in the first half.
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Bobcats
Camden
Turner
Hope Quintet
Hope
Camden Panthers
Ray Turner
Reeve
Gillesie
Wika
Reece
Tarr
Gillespie
Sturgis
United States
Public Discussion Here Wednesday of Government Evils
A public meeting planned for Wednesday in Hope will discuss governmental evils and the need for reform. Ralph E Speers and Mrs Scott Wood will speak on the topic. The event is part of statewide Arkansas forums coordinated by parent teacher groups and local organizations.
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Hope City Hall
Ralph E. Speers
Scott Wood
Arkansas, Congress of Parent-Teacher Association
Arkansas
Illness Fatal to Luther E Steed in Hempstead County
Luther E Steed a well known Hempstead County resident died at his Wheelen Springs home after a short illness. He taught at Rocks Mound for years. Funeral at Bethel church near Wheelen Springs Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Reverends Bright and Silvey. Survived by widow one daughter Edwena and parents Mr and Mrs Cardin Steed of Washington DC. Three brothers Floyd Anhur Steed and Charles Steed. Five sisters Oma Odell Tillie Fairfield Pearl Bell Idell Gates.
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Luther E Steed
Wheelen Springs
Hempstead
Rocks Mound
Bethel Church
Bright and
Silvey
Steed
Vone
Edwena
Cardin Ste
Logan County Dry Win in Local Liquor Vote
With 13 of 35 precincts counted Logan County shows a dry majority by more than two to one in the local option liquor election. Dry supporters lead 654 to 244 over wets, and final totals could make Logan the fourth county in Arkansas to vote dry since repeal. Majorities exist in Johnson Howard and Nevada as well.
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Paris
Ark
Logan County
Nquor
Johnson
Howard
Nevada
Activity in Rainbow Field Gains Steam in El Dorado
Rainbow Field activity rose Tuesday as Ohio Oil completed Furlow No 4 and prepared Crosbie and Robinsons Sullivant No 4 for a test on Wednesday. The Furlow well in section 27 14 is expected to produce about 600 barrels daily, with Sullivant No 4 in the same section awaiting results.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Rainbow Field
Ohio Oil Company
Crosbie and Robinson
Ohio Company
Mothers urged to read Your Children feature today
The Star highlights a page 2 Your Children feature by Olive Roberts Barton addressing growing children. The piece discusses humble habits in parenting, echoing the paper’s past stance against slot machines and urging mothers to reflect on childrearing.
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The
Star
Olive Roberts Barton
Borah Enters Republican Presidential Campaign
Senator Borah of Idaho formally announces he will campaign for delegates to the Republican nomination. He aims to carry support for a May 12 state primary while opposing party machine control, seeking delegates in districts and at large. His move follows doubts about aligning with other leaders and signals a westward campaign focus.
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Washington
Bovatt
Idaho
Ohi
Providenta
Ohio
Bount
Sou? Lin
Liter Bosuh
Iyvane
Oun
Boral
Chreagh
Vealthy
Jin Chin
Massachusetts
Robert
M. Woshbnen
T. R. Roosevelt Club
Boston
Pennsylvania
Cinul Hunay
New York
Roy Collins and the Prohibition Fight in Hempstead
The Star defends Roy Collins amid prohibition debates in Hempstead County. It recalls Collins’s death linked to alcohol culture and blames hypocrisy in laws and enforcement. It notes bootleggers flourished before legal outlets, cites past drunken driving incidents, and references Rockefeller Jr’s stance against prohibition as a call for reducing lawlessness.
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Hempstead
Roy Collins
Spring Hill
Collins
Red River
Tam
N. P. O'Neal
Emerson
Lncal
Kentucky Snow Outlook and Tax Bill Movement
The report notes a second cold spell near the Hope area with temperatures near the coldest levels in two weeks while forecasts indicate increasing clouds and warmth to come. Separately, a Kentucky real estate tax abolition bill passed the House and heads to the Senate, with the Court of Appeals declining to give advisory guidance on the measure. The Philadelphia mint released Amelia coins in October 1792 and California hens produced 1,819 cage outputs valued at $23,801.00.
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Hope
Frankfort
Kentucky
Senate
State Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
California
New Equipment Planned for Cafe by New Proprietors
Carl Smith and Joh Green, new owners of City Caty formerly run by J W Tompkins, announce extensive repairs and purchase of new equipment. The cafe’s launch is effective February 1 with improved fast service and an invitation for public patronage.
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Carl Smith
Joh
Green
Caty
Werlnysday
J. W. Tompkins
Dey
Saul Wight Service
Roosevelt Aims for Funding Farm Program in New Finance Talks
President Roosevelt pressed ahead with a farm program financing plan citing up to $600,000 needed to fund the effort. Key discussions summoned Secretary Wallace, Attorney Cummings, and Solicitor Wallace as Congress and administration teams weigh costs and sources. A bill repealing parts of the cotton, potato, and tobacco provisions passed the chamber.
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Washington
Roose
Wallace
Attorr Cummings
Teans
Roosevelt
Penalty on Auto License Begins
Revenue Commissioner Earl Wiseman announced no further extension for motor vehicle license purchases without a penalty. The penalty, effective midnight, will be collected and costs the state about 450 dollars daily to operate with the extended staff. He urged buyers to obtain licenses before February 4. William Woodyard noted it is not yet possible to estimate how many owners delayed purchase.
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Little Rock
Earl R. Wiseman
Wiseman
William Woodyard
Patton Moves to Hope Territory for Gulf Refining
J E Patton a Gulf Refining salesman titled for ten years in Tennessee and eastern Arkansas has been transferred to the Hope territory with headquarters there Mrs Patton and he will reside at 821 South Elm Street in Hope Arkansas.
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J. E. Patton
Gulf Refining Company
Tennessee
Arkansas
Hope
Mrs. Patten
South Elm Street
Federal and state budget actions reported in brief
Washington saw the appropriations committee recommend 989 million in 1937 treasury and post office operations funding. In Arkansas, Revenue Commissioner Wiseman cited a 149 thousand dollar rise in 1935 income tax receipts versus 1934. The state refunding board approved about 30 thousand dollars in claims with waivers from contractors and others.
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Washington
Treasury and Post Office Department
House
Appropriations Committee
Little Rock
Wiseman
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