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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
2
Fragment discusses progress toward efficient government in Hempstead County. Mentions reduction of corruption and emphasis on scientific agriculture as a path to improvement. No clear dates, names, or events provided in the readable text.
The article critiques naval disarmament prospects amid a world wary of warships and diplomats. It notes the latest Jane's reference work as fattest in years while suggesting editors warn of persisting sharp divisions and limited progress toward universal disarmament.
The piece notes public sympathy for Georgia fugitive Robert Eliott Burns as the new governor declines extradition. It argues impulse to cheer runaways outweighs justice concerns, questions whether national sentiment reflects Georgia’s penal system issues.
A New Frontier Note discusses how much land has been reclaimed by states through tax collections. It cites South Dakota moving over 5,000,000 acres via tax auctions and estimates that about 20 percent of agricultural land could be removed from tax rolls when counties take title. The piece questions future use for these lands and urges winter legislative exploration.
The excerpt notes public anger as citizens must allocate earnings from three months of work each year to a tax. It mentions a revolt against an apparent national policy led by Admiral Byrd and the National Economy League.
The Extension Service of the University of Arkansas reports a favorable peach outlook for Arkansas. With many young trees and a declining southern planting rate, maintaining acreage is advised while moderate increases are possible where economics support production. Varieties maturing earlier than Elberta gain interest, potentially shifting peak shipments to June and early July.
Moderate increases are expected where conditions favor the varieties. Indications point to low prices for the 1933 peach crop. With normal production following a short crop, the large acreage of bearing trees may yield prices similar to those of the 1931 crop.
In a continued discussion the author argues for compulsory surplus building by government to support mass labor during lean years. Citing Joseph and modern banks, the piece endorses an unemployment insurance system to prevent public charges and maintain economic stability during panics.
Alfred Wells, 22, of Fort Worth Texas, had been jailed 113 days on liquor transportation charges before trial. He pleaded guilty and Judge James C. Wilson sentenced him to the same 113 days already served.
A six month sentence and a $500 fine were imposed but both actions were suspended.
The Agricultural Outlook from the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture notes sections of Arkansas can absorb more dairy cattle as herd numbers rise nationally. Prices for dairy products have fluctuated but remain high due to ample milk supply, while labor and regional distribution support year round dairy activity despite overall high production.
Henry Turner of Patterson & Co. in the shoe department has accepted a position in Texarkana. Lyn McRae and Chas Whiteside depart today for Ada Oklahoma to establish a hardware business. Ernest Wingfield visited Texarkana last Thursday.
Bd Gostiell of Neshville visited the city stopping at the New Capital Hotel. Mrs Sam Young arrived from Prescott leasing the Falmore home on South Elm to run a boarding house. Mr and Mrs J M Houston returned from a visit to relatives in New Albany and Holly Springs, Mississippi. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spencer will move to a new home in Brookwood this week. Miss Ruth Anderson is visiting in Little Rock. John Nutt departed this morning for a business trip to Smackover and Louann.
Fort Worth report notes the rise of panhandling as a paying activity while other occupations appear less lucrative. The brief references street economy dynamics and local conditions affecting livelihood.
The article urges expanding pasture and feed output in certain districts to boost dairy products for home use and reduce living costs, while also enabling greater commercial production.
Officers traced a man operating a street begging business at corner stands and learned the scheme yielded profits at the dime. A woman reported the suspect to the police, leading to an investigation and actions against the activity.
Buell Holt, longtime Fort Worth Montgomery Ward employee, has returned home. Elmer Murph spent New Year’s in Texarkana as local staff adjustments continued after a recent closing.
Sheila Shane an 18 year old dancer, living at Malowell's rooming house in New York, seeks gigs after parents died. she lands a temporary job with Daisy Gleason's act via Roscoe's jazz band, while Myrt and Ma Lowell debate her future and dream of a home and marriage.
Two young men, Trevor Lane and Dick Stanley, host a lavish gathering in a high townhouse near New exclusive Mast Street. They plan entertainment with local talent including Lotti Mason and Joyce Kane, promising a cozy party with dancers and songs. The scene hints at sleek wealth and theatrical connections as they scout for performers for the event.
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