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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1931
Page
4
A fragmented meditation on faith, character, and the links between daily life and the future. The piece hints that deeds reveal truth more than words and muses on fate, destiny, and the universe. It weaves abstract images of thought guiding outcomes and personal choices shaping joy and doubt.
A photograph shows Miss Jartrude Lamont, daughter of secretary of commerce Robert Pyramont, who has announced her engagement to Charles Schitzman, son of Gon and Mrs. Charles McKintey Saltamon of Washington. The couple, both connected with prominent families, plan a wedding after a short trip.
In Newport R I W Norman Sayer discovered two letters said to be authentic from George Washington and French General Count Rochambeau to Newport citizens. The Washington letter notes his satisfaction with Newport’s affection for him after his August 17 1790 visit. The Rochambeau letter dated July 29 1780 promises swift arm supply to townspeople if enemies threaten Newport and praises their zeal and gallantry.
Nine vessels idle in Duluth harbor awaiting spring release. One boat will store grain while others stay light. Arrangements are underway for the annual race of the fleet as ships begin thaw and readiness returns to the Duluth Superior harbor.
Pulaski county issued 1 535 marriage licenses in 1930, down from 1 776 in 1929, a drop of 241. Officials attribute the decline to economic conditions as December typically sees the peak but not this year.
The Cham bers and Atterbury have been designated as the first boats to sail. They are expected to leave on the same day that sister packets steam from Buffalo and Detroit for Duluth.
Seattle revelers lament higher prices for imported Canadian liquor as Vancouver advertises holiday hampers. The $10 hamper includes one bottle each of whisky gin port loganberry sherry burgundy light wine and a dozen nie. A $20 hamper adds two Scotch bottles two claret and one each gin vermouth laganberry port champagne and light wine.
PRESCOTT. After the fatal shooting of Jake Heard by Joe Arthur Edwards on March 17 1990 the land dispute between Nevada and Ouachita counties flared. Officials surveyed the line eight feet into Ouachita, noting Edwards and Heard’s father were present. Sheriff Weaver plans to seek a Nevada grand jury referral back to Ouachita, with Edwards held on both counties bonds.
The eighth anniversary of the Denver Mint robbery is noted with the case still unsolved. On December 18, 1922, five gunmen robbed a federal reserve truck of $200000 in five dollar bills, killed a guard, and fled. Four suspects are in jail while the fifth, Nicholas Trainer, was found dead in a Denver garage. Authorities say the other four have been traced to a foreign country and then returned to the United States, where they are believed to be in hiding.
Hot Springs Chief of Police Toe Wakelin traveled to Texarkana to pursue alleged car theft by two boys aged under 15, Birdie Short and John ny Howery. They were arrested in Texarkana, a Ford sedan owned by an Iowa visitor was recovered, and both had recently been released from the Boys Industrial School, Pine Bluff.
Camden native and Allstate football guard Jamee Tf Rumph of Hendrix College in Conway spent the weekend as a guest of Coach and Mrs. Charles Wilk.
London reporting: new patterns for necklaces and bracelets debut today in the West End. Highlights include large chenise covered silver balls, ivory drops woven with tiny black beads, jet black woolen balls studded with diamonds, and steel bead coats. Also shown are oxidized silver slips and pieces using jade, lapis lazuli, or coral, priced only a few shillings as paste substitutes fade in popularity.
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