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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1940
Page
3
The senator delivers lively remarks at a press conference, evoking Roosevelt era themes and campaign slogans. He criticizes finical excess, notes the role of business groups, and hints at constitutional and defense funding debates. Attendees include a dozen porters and reporters as he weighs presidential prospects.
AP Feature Service describes Ja Thompson’s dairy in Spencer Iowa where D A Thompson milks 46 cows in a modern parlor. A maternity ward, individual drinking cups, cooling rooms, a thermostatically controlled ventilating system, stainless pipes, and an underground water supply support a fully automated operation with electric milking and an observation room linking milking to bottling areas. The barn includes bull pens, a calf nursery, and storage for 100 tons of feed plus 250 tons in silos, all in a climate controlled bovine paradise.
November. Also he would like to receive the message printed at the bottom of the page. It said My heart fest congratulations upon your splendid victory. It was signed by Charl ee Evans Hughes. Thought From the Press We would suggest that all presidential aspirants get southern gals for Front office greeters. These mid western types, such as the one in Taft's office, doubtless get all the letters filed away without losing any, but it takes a South Carolina or Kentucky chatterbox to make you happy about waiting an hour for an appointment.
Oakland study notes 103 year old Dr S J von Hirsch who enjoys kissing the girls and counsels walking daily a cold bath and a nip of liquor. He once conductor of New York Metropolitan Opera orchestra in the 1880s.
The Shover Springs Home Demonstration club, January 8, with nine members and a visitor, opened under President Mrs. Harold Sanford. Old business included meeting with Mrs. Wright to recruit members, a mail box holder Uncle Sam demonstration, naming the farm, shrub care, song guidance for the month, and advice on asparagus beds. A Hopewell school upholstery meeting was invited.
A quirky explainer of the budget, contrasting three editions from pamphlet to master, with curious line items like inmate funds and Guam leprosy care. It notes the budget balance idea, tax makeup, and navy totals, warning readers not to take figures at face value.
The hostess served a delicious plate with coffee or cocoa to all attendees. Meeting adjourned to reschedule with Mrs. Lem Porterfield for the second Monday afternoon.
Mary Carroll confronts love and deception as a Moravia disaster inquiry looms. Gilbert Lenox returns, reveals he knows Mary’s true identity, and the couple faces complicated choices about wedding plans, freedom, and a looming Scotland Yard hear.
A reader explains confusing budget figures for the navy and public works. He notes misdirection in total appropriations, cites footnotes totaling billions, and presents a math puzzle about the year’s expected navy funding of 1.224 billion dollars after adding prior unexpended balances and new requests.
Campaign for the March of Dimes collects funds in downtown locations. Half of the total gathered stays locally, the other half is sent to the national headquarters. The program supports the nationwide effort against infantile paralysis.
Emergency crop and feed loan applications are available to farmers in Hempstead county. Applications are received at Mid-South Calton Office by Chix Wood, field supervisor of the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Section of the Farm Credit Administration. Loans target farmers with small cash resources unable to obtain credit from banks or other sources. Funds cover cash seeds for 1930 crops or feed for livestock, with security a first lien on the financed crop or livestock. The hawthorn grows leaves on its spines.
Marek of the Dimes hosts annual president's ball across communities to raise funds for infantile paralysis research and relief efforts. The event gathers volunteers and local organizations in support of health initiatives and public welfare.
Petitioners ask city to pay rent for a ladies rent room and to waive a janitor fee as council delays ruling. Financial report shows December receipts and balances for Hope Water and Light, cemetery lots, and city operations amid discussions of new regional conflicts.
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