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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
2
An analysis argues Notre Dame's spring and fall schedules create strong talent through vigorous training. It contrasts Notre Dame's grind with Penns petitioners, suggesting the Irish system best embodies rigorous football discipline and widespread popularity per capita among students.
The St Petersburg city council names town hall park Huggins Field. A survey notes Babe Ruth hit a 481 foot home run, leading to talk of famed figures like Tinker and Huggins and veterans joining Detroit in a shifting baseball panorama.
Fragmented OCR text appears to report a poll result with unclear names and a 78 percent figure. The readable data mention five years and participation but lack coherent context or complete entities to form a reliable summary. The excerpt shows garbled phrasing and missing details needed for a solid record.
In Tonawanda New York John and Roeland Tabor announce that twelve trained seals will entertain European nobility. The seals balance objects climb ladders and perform tricks as the pair prepare to sail to Europe from New York, showcasing the performing animals before international audiences.
Washington reports that the value of boots and shoes not made of rubber manufactured in the United States reached 150,243,664 dollars in 1928, up 14 percent from 94,780,235 dollars in 1927. Florida Field opens at the University of Florida as a new 118,000 dollar stadium with 22,000 seats.
LITTLE ROCK. Reed urges audit of all counties as a state comptroller recommendation after two years of Act No. 20 operation. He calls for universal county audits and proposes abolishing the official county treasurer and making the county treasurer the sole collector of all taxes and funds. He estimates annual savings of up to 100000 by eliminating multiple intermediate fees and redundant offices. He favors shifting to a unified accounting system, quarterly checks, and a January 1 county fiscal year beginning.
Detroit report describes a Wales Pal Boys aircraft tied to Commander Kidston and the Prince. The fragile venture aims to connect Landon House with Africa, with a crew of seven and a heavy aviation equipment load.
Paris reports the automobile sector now employs about 1.1 million people across 45,000 factories and 90,000 chauffeurs. Tires, agents, and repair shops add tens of thousands more, placing auto work second only to railroads in employment.
Mrs. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Dob son of Lewisville visited Monday afternoon. E. F. Simmons was a Hope visitor Tuesday morning. Mrs. Glen Fincher spent Wednesday with Mrs. Minnie Purtle near Rocky Mound. George Fuller of Mt. Moriah traveled through en route to Hope. Lite Howard Fincher of Union spent the week with his uncle R. M. Fincher. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ellis of Rocky Maild called on Grand Mother Wiggins and Earley Simmons Friday night. Eunice Reece visited her mother Mrs. Will Erwin Tuesday. Jim Will Erwin and family of Melrose moved back home. Linge family moved away. Rafe Fincher and Paris Fincher with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fincher Sunday. A. B. Turner and son J. T. were Hope visitors Thursday morning. John Bill Jordan dined with Clara and Denvis Ellis of Rocky Mound Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Simmons repapering their house this week. Carl Ellis and daughters of Rocky Mound spent Friday night with Earl Fincher. Mrs. J. W. Rockett returned and resumed teaching Monday after two weeks with relatives of Sutton and Texarkana. Nolen Lewillen, Ernest Byers and William Erwin attended a party at Miss Clara and Dennis Ellis at celky Mound Saturday night. Earl Fingher spent Wednesday night with Rocky Mound folks. Preaching will be held at this place next Sunday afternoon. everyone is urged to come and bring someone.
Cleveland widow Martha Bradley faced two prowlers who tried to break in while she was alone with three children. She tossed two ten dollar bills from her bedroom window after the thieves demanded money and fur.
The Charleston Evening Post notes a buoyant period for Passionists as the community enjoys favorable times and optimistic prospects, reflecting renewed energy and morale within their ranks.
A Mrs. Luther Benn of Columbia recounts thirty years of using Black-Draught as a family remedy for colds, children’s ailments, and personal digestive issues. She credits it with alleviating severe headaches and general suffering, endorsing the vegetable laxative product for fellow neighbors. The ad notes Black-Draught as a pure vegetable cathartic, finely powdered for easy stomach absorption, in use since 1935 with growing popularity.
London theatergoers set a curious record as three women reportedly attended shows repeatedly. Two have seen Bitter Sweet over 60 times, another watched Peg O My Heart 83 times before it closed, and all reportedly continue to attend at least nine performances a week.
A brief notice describes 666 tablets claimed to relieve headache or neuralgia within minutes and to check a cold the first day and malaria in three days, advertised as a remedy format.
Tadiah and Garden Peas Mants Seed Store offers seeds plants and fertilizer for fields and gardens. Local buyers can source vegetable garden crops and farming supplies.
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