The Star's Platform for Hempstead County Progress
The Star outlines a platform calling for municipal strictness and radical resource use, a city movement in 1930, improved sanitary conditions for small business, a Chamber of Commerce led power plant, and a county highway program. It promotes all weather roads, cooperative farming endowments, and state highway progress with fair taxes and efficient budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
When Judges Make Mistakes in Modern America
A discussion of judge behavior cites cases on the New York bench including a 17 year old accused of soliciting alms for textile strikers and a judge who threatened violence. It also notes a security breach where a masked robbery occurred and a police detective had his gun returned by a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sabatino
Brook
Business confidence rises after stock market crash says Barnes
Julius H. Barnes, chairman of the United States Chamber of Commerce, writes that the stock market collapse has actually increased business confidence. He asserts business has emerged from confusion on an even keel and praises directors for prudent steering and readiness to pool efforts for a safe future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Barnes
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
Barnes
Trouble Ahead in India Independence Feud
A long simmering push for freedom in India may erupt into violence, with Britain facing pressure as the large population seeks dominion status. The writer predicts eventual independence but notes agitation could delay it and questions any immediate gain for Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Britain
Power War Rages Over Power Trust and Muscle Shoals
Washington in debate over the power industry as Congress eyes a broad probe into power and radio. The National Popular Government League warns of deals tying Muscle Shoals to private needs. Amendments seek private leases at low costs while federal power allocations and Tell of plans reveal fierce lobbying by Montana and Colorado interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Power and Communications
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Radio
Owen D. Young
Radio Corporation
Radio Trust
Warne
Muscle Shoals
National Popular Government League
Power Trust
Trust
Pany
Henry Ford
American Cyanamid Co
Cyanamid Hill
Alabama Power Compay
Cyimamid
Senator Black
Alabama
Norris
Com.pahy
Federal Operating Corporation
League
Federal Trade Commission
Power Company
Hoover
of the Interior
Wilfur
Boulder Dam
Southern
California Edison Company
California
Flathead
Montana
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Montana Power Company
Electric Bond & Share
Walter H. Wheeler
Minneapolis
Expect To Close Doors Of Right Place Store
E W Shuey arrived in Hope to close the Right Place store on Elm Street. The firm bought Claud Stuart’s stock last May but will withdraw from Hope. Shuey, sent by C C Cox of a Little Rock firm, will sell stock fixtures and the lease. They expect to empty the store by February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Shuey
Hope
Ight Place
Elm Street
Claud Stuart
Shuey
C. C. Cox
Little Rock
Mr. Shuey
Scientist Seeks Cure For Back Seat Driver
Colgate University laboratories directed by Dr. Donald A. Laird study back seat drivers to measure coordination between muscles and nerves. He links driver behavior to physical makeup and nourishment, noting sugar’s rapid use in muscle activity and its role in test results. Women not spared from the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Psychological Laboratories
Colgate University
Donald A. Laird
Laird
Lain
Santa Claus Proof in Newspaper Patches and Local Notices
A garbled pastiche of names places and events appears as a local column. The text mentions Senator Heflin boxing jokes, family visits Roy Rogers kin near Corenth and Corent, preaching days at a place, Mr Early Williams singing, and neighbors moving to Patmos Arkansas. It reads as a rough aggregation of community notes and humorous asides from a small town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon Ross
Roy Roger
Dewey McCasnie
Corenth
Early McWilliams
Bob Huckebee
Patmos
Ark
Migs Velmalee Taylor
Ruby Bennett
New Year Greetings and Local Farming Hopes
Antr y Press readers are wished a Happy New Year with health in the community and farmers planning preparations for 1930. They hope for good prices, a stable market, and steady demand while noting a well attended event at Elinora McWilliams with a 41 time. Harris Rogers and family of Hope visited Rogers' parents and Mr. Frank Jone of this dialect with Mrs G Benietf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antry Press
Elinora McWilliams
Harris Rogers
Mily
Hope
Rogers
Mir
Frank Jone
G. Ben
Snow Fun At Springfield Rouses Quiet College Crowd
A muddled OCR piece describes Helen Hobbs and Jean Handley from Deury College frolicking in the snow at Springfield Missouri. Neighbors observe as winter decor turns playful with mentions of Slow balla Slyddag and Vier dee Wap Treg in frigid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hobbs
Jean Handley
Deury College
Springfield
Troy
Miss Hisuiley
Twenty Five Years Ago In Hempstead County Notes
Twenty five years ago Hon J Hf McColluer and Hon F BE Simpson prepared to represent Hempstead County in the Arkansas General Assembly. Edwin Ward returns from Tyler Texas stating it doesn’t take long to change minds. Hotel Barlow updates its office fixtures impressing Hope. Methodist Church board reorganizes with Dr J Ho Weaver as chair and J H Arnold as secretary. Local socials feature visits from Miss Eva Barlow, Mr J C Broyles and Mrs A D Brown hosting a bridge afternoon for Mrs Geo Breedlove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hf. McColluer
Litte Rock
Fbe. Simpson
Hempstead
General Assembly
Edwin Ward
Tyler
Texas
Barlow
J. C. Broyles
New York
Geo. R. Breedlove
Roy Anderson
Gee
Breedlove
W. G. Allison
HL. Snyder
Kline Snyder
Larry Grigsby
Wright Tharp
Atlas Key
T. White
J. M. Houston
J. Corin
Chas, Lowthrop
Eve Carrigan
Rufus Dildy
Crossword Puzzle Actions and World News Fragment
Fragmented OCR item lists crossword actions and names from a page, followed by a social item noting a postgame luncheon. Contains many unreadable segments but preserves names such as Mrs J M McFarlane of Houston and others.
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Arkings
Lanter
Star Publishing Company
South Main Street
Hone, Arkansas
G. E. Palmem
Ales
Tt Washburn
Eran
Col. McCormick
Associated’ Press
Associated Press
Bylemnpstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
John Smith
Smith
Ge Vitale
DR. Donald A, Laird
Santa Claus
Noble Lane
Heflin
Wellington
Kan
Shower Springs
Cry Brave
Star
C. A. Edwards
J. Fy Shinner
Mineral Springs
Eva Barlow
M.A. Holt
Tana
Uwik
Ota U.S
Paneot News
Lommel
Sant Ah Gonta
Hk Ham A oMere i Iamr
Norweel
Norsettiek Nehkoy
Pullhahind
RB. Stone
J. M. McFarlane
Houston
J.T. Hicks
Basil Newton
J. A. Henry
Tully Henry
Richards
Robert Wilson
Mae Briant
Rare Brazell
Susie
Jonnie
Lea
Lijale
Ah BI
Harvard
Northwestern Universities
United States
Bureaus of Business Research
Haberdashers
Women's Wear
Meat Markets
Florists
Hope Star
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