Platform for Hempstead County 1933 city and state aims
The Star's Platform urges using municipal power plant revenues to fund Hope area recovery, more city pavement in 1933, and alley sanitation. It backs the Chamber of Commerce and county plans for annual all weather road construction to cut dirt roads. It supports practical agricultural programs, farmer cooperation, and state highway progress with tax reform and efficient budgeting.
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Ae Fae
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
The Farmer Who Spent A Lifetime Away From City Life
An 83 year old Ohio farmer living less than 30 miles from a major city spent his life on the farm and never saw a skyscraper or traffic jam. He preferred quiet fields and seasonal duties over urban bustle, implying contentment in simple country living and a later choice to explore city sights.
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Middle-West
Pat
Wilsons Peace Formula and League of Nations Idea
N H Davis, acting for the United States in international exchanges, argues in New York that true progress requires Wilson’s principles and the League’s machinery. Despite fear of the League, the concept of international cooperation may become essential, with the league evolving toward a better form while preserving its core idea.
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N H. Davis
United States
New York
Wilsons
League of Nations
Wilson
An Inspiration Dimmed by Philippine Independence Talks
Commissioner Pedro Guevara tells African lawmakers that less fortunate people will bless America once Philippine independence dates are set. The remark recalls a past era when the United States inspired hope by pursuing democracy and freedom as its core policy, a role now questioned amid transitional diplomacy.
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Slippine
Pedro Guevara
America
Philippine
Arkansas Farmers Urged To Support Page's Dept
The Arkansas Free Want Ad Department is urged by state commissioner ARL PAGE to help block Governor-elect Futrell's plan to abolish his department. The Morrilton Democrat notes the cost of maintaining 2000 bales of cotton per year and questions why taxpayers should fund the department amid high costs and limited farmer benefit.
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Arl Page
Page
Farmers of Arkansas
Smitheries
Morrilton Democrat
Local Visitors and Students Reported in Camden Scene
Mrs. Joe Rosenberg and daughter Roslyn visit Camden. Misses Caroline and Janette McRae of this city visit relatives in Camden. John O'Steen of DeAnn, a friend, was in the city Saturday. Will and John Greene return to Fayetteville to attend the University.
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Joe Rosenberg
Roslyn
Camden
Caroline
Janette McRae
John O’steen
DeAnn
Will
John Greene
Fayetteville
University
Greenings Move to New Home and Local Births
Mr and Mrs E B Greening have moved this week into their new home. Evan Wray of Wrays Market left this afternoon for a business trip to St Louis. Born to Mr and Mrs Burton Anders last night, a son.
Clinton Hendricks 23 Dies in Fort Smith
Clinton Hendricks aged 23 died at his Fort Smith home from influenza on Saturday morning January 7. He is survived by his mother Mrs Ethel Hendricks and a brother Claude. He was a former carrier for the Arkansas Evening Herald. Burial took place in Fayetteville. Fort Worth reports note prohibition agents found gin dripping from a 400 gallon bath-tub still during raids on R T Salthall Rolland Hobbs and his wife.
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Clinton Hendricks
Fort Smith
Hendricks
Ethel Hendricks
Claude
Young Hendricks
Hope
Arkansas Evening Herald
Fayetteville
Fort Worth
Tex
Prohibition
R. T. Salthall
Rolland Hobbs
New York Dancer Sheila Seizes Daisy’s Part in Show
Sheila Shayne 18, daughter of vaudeville actors, comes to New York seeking work as a dancer. She fills in for Daisy Gleason, rehearses in Tin Pan Alley, then shines on stage while reconnecting with Phil Short and spotting Dick Stanley in the front row during a bustling theater performance.
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Sheila Shayne
New York
Sheila
Daisy Gleason
JO Paris
Tin Pan Alley
Trevor Lane
Dick Stanley
Lane
Phil Short
Ma Lowell
Phil
Mildred
Des Moines
Milly
Lottie
Heila
Daisy
Roscoe
Bill Brady
Bill
Return of Liquor to Scatter Gangs
New York report on possible consequences if liquor sales were legalized. It cites two main effects: organized crime would shift to other crimes and lose profits, risking breakdown of large criminal groups. Writings by Edwin H. Sutherland and C. E. Gehlke, under Hoover committee.
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New York
Edwin H. Sutherland
University of Chicago
C. E. Gehlke
Western Reserve University
Hoover
Mississippi's champion stork doctor named for births record
Iuka Mississippi Dr A F Whitehurst of Iuka honored by state vital statistics bureau as the champion stork doctor. Records show he attended 165 births in Mississippi in 1931 and 115 in the first nine months of 1932.
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Iuka
Miss
A. F. Whitehurst
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Mississippi
State Capitol
Simple German Remedy For Stomach Trouble Adlerika Ad reaches upper bowel
A brief ad claims the simple German remedy Adlerika reaches the upper bowel washing out poisons that cause stomach trouble One dose supposedly stops gas and bloating The advertisement lists John S Gibson Drug Company as the supplier
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John S. Gibson Drug Company
One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion, a creosote emulsion claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and stop germ growth. It touts medical endorsement and guarantees relief for persistent coughs bronchial trouble and respiratory illnesses, with a money back offer if symptoms persist after following directions.
Political Announcement in City of Hope Primary
The Star is authorized to announce a political notice subject to the action of the democratic primary election in City of Hope on January 24, 1932.
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City of Hope
Local Election Slate and Odd Fragments From Northeast Mississi
A scrambled OCR fragment lists candidates for mayor and treasurer including Por Mayor R A Ruff Boyett and C S Lowthorp along with alderman contenders Chas E Taylor Ward Three and W A Lewis in Ward Four. It hints at a bureau note about a doctor attending births in Alabama amid unrelated lines about wealthy Indian families and scented drinks, rendering an unclear local notice.
One Cent a Day Dent Policy Offer by Life & Casualty Co
The Potas Life and Casualty Co offers a policy from 6578 Dlerks Building Kansas City Mo that pays up to $100 for disability costs and up to $1,000 for deaths, at $3.50 yearly with monthly claims. Women and children eligible, request name age beneficiary and ship for a 10 day free inspection. No motion required. The offer is tied, write today.
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Potas! Life & Casualty 1Ance Co
Dlerks
Sas City
Recapitulation of Liabilities and Capital Stock
The document lists liabilities and capital details with entries for capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits net circulating notes outstanding demand deposits time deposits and a notarized attestation dated January 9, 1933 by Ruth Anderson notary public with commission expirations for 1936. Directors R M Lagrone O A Graves L D Reed sign as attesters.
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Ruth Anderson
Eyees
Stnte
Excl Ag
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E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Publishing Co., Inc
Star
South
Bruce Catton
NEA
Ohio
Niagara
H.W. Corley
Chapter
R. A
Ruff) Boyett
C. S. Lowthorp
Ward
Chas. E. Taylor
W. A. Lewis
Mississi
Alabama
Bladded
Dean
Doans
Pte
Citizens National Bank
OF Hope
Arkansas
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
State of Arkansas
R. M. Lagrone
O. A. Graves L. D. Reed
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