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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1933
Page
2
The fragment hints at a shift in business leaders' thinking about tools and shares. It mentions astronomical din and goods making up a large portion of something. The text is garbled but suggests gradual progress as part of a broader discussion on industry and shared enterprise.
A Paris art market scare reflects Europe’s treasures being bought for Paris and Americans. A French syndicate has offered to buy back European artworks from American owners, paying cash to return them to Paris. The flow of collectors reverses as France shows reluctance to settle debts, while Americans are seen as valuing art more than the gift era.
A mid west man forced to live six weeks on stale bread shows weight gain despite a long standing stomach ailment. The ancient proverb about adversity is cited but the case remains a pitiful exception.
A garbled quote attributed to F young industrial leader Karl Taylor Compton discusses collective direction and the paradox of progress. The text misrenders identities and context but hints at machines, reparations, and leadership reflections amid technological change.
State officials warn against amendments that could cut annual revenue from gasoline oil and auto taxes below 7.5 million while highway bonds remain outstanding. Since 1927 the state has issued 84 million in highway bonds and 7.5 million in toll bridge bonds, with over 7.2 million still unpaid. Highway receipts for 1932 fell to the lowest since 1925, with a year-by-year table showing auto tax and oil tax totals from 1924 to 1931.
In Boston, William C. Lane accuses his wife of a mean trick after she failed to obtain a divorce. Believing the divorce was final, Lane wed Honora Small in Ohio, only to find his wife had not secured the divorce, resulting in his arrest for bigamy.
Jip a watchdog at a Salt Lake City coal yard guarding only against burglary, attacked firefighters trying to enter a coal mill fire, biting Assistant Fire Chief William J. Hancock as the blaze raged late at night.
The Star announces candidates in the Democratic primary for City of Nope on January 24 1933 R A Ruff Boyett for Treasurer Ward Four S Lowthorp Chas E Taylor W A Lewis pose as nominees in local race pointing to ward four officers and clerkship roles
Miss Chie of Nashville visited Mrs. Washington this past Thursday. The brief call highlighted social ties and local courtesy within the Nashville community.
A. J. Honé era notes Robert Hail has been appointed manager of the American Grocer Co at Smackover effective January 1. J. T. Cargile, formerly with Tharp and Thompson, becomes a salesman for Geo W. Robison and Company. A surprise wedding occurred Saturday at First Baptist Church as Miss Margaret Rena Acker wed Edwin Jeffries Baker of Quincy, IL. Richardson Ayers has returned from Natchez, Mississippi, after visiting relatives during the holidays.
A column notes Arkansas officials contemplate a lower delinquent land list tax rate after 55 years of stability. It recalls a 1928 raise, a bill drafted by the state press committee, and a December convention endorsement for a reduced rate. The piece critiques attorney general funding of deposit claims.
A parade of visitors and families shared Christmas and holiday visits across the community. Residents from Prescott Texarkana Shreveport and Pleasant Hill joined local families including the McCain Delaney Huskey and Watson households.
The article notes 1int Corporation (Revs) will next week receive applications from grape and strawberry growers and orchardists, with an anti livestock policy. Williams is appointed representative of the credit corporation.
Rollo Walter Brown continues Luke Dabney’s family saga from The Firemaker set in a collapsing Ohio coal town. Giles, son of Luke, seeks escape and a wider horizon while facing blight, greed, and hardship, yet clings to a hopeful vision amid bleak surroundings. Pleasant Hill singer Carl Billingsley heads a local chorus as Mildred Purtle visits Prescott. Bro J A Copeland plans Sweet Ham church talks.
Nurse V Fletcher recounts gas bloating that disrupted sleep. A single spoonful of Adlerika allegedly expelled the gas, restoring rest and well being, per the advertisement featuring John S. Gibson Drut Company.
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