13 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1932
Page
1
The passage criticizes colonial rule and the phrase civilized or perish, noting a brutal push to force natives toward Western norms. It argues that governments may misuse coercion to subdue resistance while reflecting on poverty prejudice and international rivalry shaping modern society.
Federal highway official Frank Hudgins warns that Arkansas must certify a stable maintenance fund for roads built with federal help or face withdrawal of federal aid. The 1981 legislature set a 3 million dollar maintenance appropriation per biennium, but no clear revenue exists. Officials say maintenance must be funded, or project costs and debts will suffer.
The Wooden Indian figure long a Pittsburgh landmark has died, drawing questions about its origin and sudden disappearance. Historians wonder why the wooden figure became a sales sign, who created it, and why such a familiar city icon vanished despite years of visibility.
The piece critiques Georgia and Arkansas election ways after Liberty County Georgia re elected M. F. Clark a former convict. Clark tied with opponents in the Democratic primary drawing only 756 voters, highlighting county consolidation as a needed reform and warning about burdens on city residents.
Ellen Rossiter, a shop girl at Keactny's, sails through a tangle of unrequited affection, gossip, and a torn romance involving Steven Barclay, Larry Harclay Gate, and a debutante engagement. A morning dress, a dreamland night, and a mounting fear of social peril drive her toward an uncertain future.
Mr and Mrs T G McBay and J W McBay were visitors to Fred and Cecil McBay near Fulton Saturday night. W L Cornelius and sons Ray and Raymond shopped in Hope. Audre Janeway visited in Hope. Miss Lillie Moud spent days with nieces Opal and Jewell McBay near Fulton. Mrs Knotts was ill, Pearl Conelius visited, Luther Cornelius and family hosted Guernsey guests, Ben McBay of Battlefield visited his parents.
The City of Hope Democratic Primary lists candidates for City Clerk Fred Webb and City Attorney Pat Casey. Alderman Ward One names L C Lex Helms Bennie Benn, Roy Anderson, E G Coop. Ward Two lists Roy Stephenson and L A Keith. Ward Four names Clyde A Monts Ira Halliburton A M Mkamey. Henry Gilbert of Fulton visited his aunt Mrs Alice Friey on a recent Saturday.
Boughton Boughton girls and boys ball team swept to Rosston Friday night and lost both games. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Norman and late daughters Betty Joe and Billie Joe are kin of their sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Caddo Mosley of Reader. Mrs. Lois Hill and little daughter Willie Margueriet and Bobby Gene visit their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Allen of Artisian. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsire Stewart of Lancbure spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ike Grifford. Misses Erice Mors Clare Mne v and Pauline Stith of Antwine are the friends and relatives here. Miss Ruth Bouie called on Misses Katie and Catherine Good Saturday afternoon. Misses Vocumene Grifford and Cecil Cummings spent the weekend at Laneburg with friends. Misses Katie and Catherine Good spent Sunday with Miss Dorothy Payne.
The Hempstead County public schools estimate expenses for the 1932 33 year as filed by the county school directors under Section 97H of Arkansas law. The statement is certified by County Superintendent E B Austin with dates February 6 1982 and subsequent notices February 13 20.
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