14 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
1
The Star endorses municipal power plant development to improve Hope's metal resources and sanitary conditions while backing Hempstead County highway programs. It calls for all weather roads, tax reform, efficient government, and cooperative effort among farmers and local businesses.
The Hope Star notes its January 18 anniversary by promoting a local Retail Credit Bureau program. It explains how credit bureaus identify customers, protect buyers and sellers, and support merchants by standardizing listings for the Hope community.
Sanford district engineer calls for school boards to have teachers instruct students to maintain safety signs. He argues signs protect children and urges stronger public responsibility by parents teachers and communities to replace damaged markers promptly.
Fayetteville Daily Leader describes Hog Eye Arkansas and other Ozark place names as picturesque while a writer from Harrison Daily Times questions exploiting backward communities for amusement. The piece contrasts crude early tourism with urging modernization to align with broader civilization and sanitation progress.
Washington notes President-elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio earns high esteem and loyalty from Mexico's strong leaders. Rubio, an engineer trained to method, is backed by Plutarco Calles and War Secretary Amaro, seen as capable of guiding Mexico through reconstruction with calm stability.
Washington letter notes Hoover’s courtesies to Rubio signal U S support for domestic peace in Mexico. Rubio’s agenda likely includes labor and land reforms, road building, and strengthening the ruling structure while maintaining amicable U S relations begun under Calles. Calles era military influence curtailed, ensuring stable governance and prospects of continued Mexican development with U S cooperation.
A garbled column notes KBARBS san's origin being set back 600 years, a comment on aging, and a claim of Herr Fritz von Opel arriving in New York with plans for a 2000 mile per hour plane. It mentions a Hollywood star marriage for publicity, plus rural notes from GUERNSEY and Hope hospital, with several local residents and visitors listed in Hope.
Miss Elizabeth Maudlin visits friends in Hope Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Joshua Albright move onto Bill Thomas farm. A number of families have moved into our community and we extend a cordial welcome.
Mrs Sam Laugham of Huntdals North Carolina describes long running weakness and nervousness. After trying several remedies she found relief with Cardus, noting improved strength appetite and sleep after months of use. The testimonial credits Cardul with her recovery and asks others to try it for similar relief.
Columbus society notes record Mr and Mrs L K Boyer hosting Simeday turkey dinner with guests including Mrs R Pattern and Robert Pattersal plus Ruby Wilson of Washington. Numerous local families such as C K Boyce and children, Guss Gilbert, J B Hicks and Herbert Hicks of Liberty, J Wilson Sr and Jr, W Wil son at Hope, and H Le Johnson of Fulcom are listed with week end visits and relatives. Miscellaneous mentions of Urbana and Arkadelphia visitors and local residents Murky handwriting parsed as social greetings and kinship gatherings.
From the Piles of the Star Miss Hesale Royston of Finton spent Sunday in Hope. Stone of this city registered at the Metropolitan Hotel in Little Rock. Miss Lulu Vinson of this city visited Texarkana. Mrs. Ross Gillespie enjoyed a visit from her Texarkana parents. Editor W W Turner of the Nashville News was in the city en route home from the State Press Association where he acts as recording secretary.
Ten years ago W. Foster of this city was seen in Ashdown on business. EB PB Stewart left last night for St. Louis on business. J. O. Riley of Hope National Bank spent today in Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ward left for a seven day visit with relatives in Pine Bluff. Charley Webb, a longtime Hope native, visited the city today.
George Kinder, a 47 year old Milwaukee pin artist, claimed 50 hours 20 minutes of continuous bowling. He reportedly rolled 36 248 games before quitting due to blistered thumbs and grip loss.
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