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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented note suggests cooperative action to reduce redundancy in scientific agriculture. It mentions partners uniting to share knowledge and resources to strengthen research and practical applications in farming, with a focus on improving productivity and resilience through coordinated effort.
A reflective piece honors a devoted organist whose six decades of service in a small Michigan town church have left a lasting impression. The article praises her lifelong commitment, noting how such steady, quiet dedication shapes community life and inspires others, especially in farm and church circles.
The Arkansas Gazette notes a long paved trunk route from City to San Diego with unpaved miles between Hot Springs and Lit ik and between Lit ik and Memphis. Traffic detours persist as officials urge faster completion of all-weather surface to protect the key MemphisTexas artery and attract revenue for state roads.
A Hot Springs Sentinel Record excerpt notes Vernor Roosevelt urges limiting personal attacks on President Hoover. He defends Hoover as patriotic, counters graft charges against Harding, and argues criticism should focus on motives and policy rather than individuals. The piece reflects era tension over wartime measures and political critique.
A garbled collage of social quips and odd claims spans topics from a graphologist judging virtue in writing to British Gandhi rhetoric, Lithuania governance, stock market skepticism, North Carolina investment plans, Finland’s prohibition vote, a jailbreak plot in England, idle leather production in the U S, and rattlesnake trivia, all presented as stray newspaper chatter.
The source text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent events or entities. It mentions years, places, and generic topics without concrete facts. No identifiable persons organizations or actions to anchor a proper news item.
Kansas City Southern asks the Arkansas railroad commission to end passenger service on freight cars as required by an 1883 act. The petition argues local service is no longer needed due to changes since 1883. A hearing was set for February 18.
Two Memphis attorneys were recovering from injuries after the car they rode in veered off a highway near Staly Arkansas and plunged into a water filled ditch on the Osceola route. Davis, the driver, was treated at hospital and released to home. Spears remained in Methodist Hospital with cuts and bruises.
A Port Arthur prisoner jailed for drunkenness refused food, requested glass, tacks and razor blades, and ate glass instead. The inmate, noted as a former ventriloquist performer, turned a lunch into a dangerous act amid sentencing.
A sprawling drama unfolds around the Carmichael bakery porch as Mary Frances Fanwick and her circle dodge duty and romance. Mr. Carmichael suspects a yard romance while Aunt Ermintrude and Mary Frances navigate algebra finals, letters of love, and a looming family tension.
A fragment mentions City of Hope Democratic Primary Feb 237 acres and a city clerk candidate.
DEQUEEN Ark January 21 Poultry expert G W Krox with University of Arkansas extension will demonstrate home brick brooders at two Sevier county sites. Morning at D M Caddell home near King and afternoon at Mrs John Huckabee’s near DeQueen. Brick brooders cost less than tan oil or kerosene stoves and use wood fuel with stable heat.
Louise Bowering 28 wife of Captain Benjamin Bowering of the coast artillery was found dead by hanging in their Fort Leavenworth quarters. Officials believe suicide. doctors say death by strangulation. She had been in ill health. Captain Bowering had arrived from Virginia.
J N Farley escaped injury when a momentary relaxation to light a cigarette caused his car to plunge over a hillside at Spider Crest canyon above Glendora. The auto wrecked and burned. Farley was thrown clear and remained in the canyon for 24 hours before rescue by Don Byron a flood control employee.
Sll J A Applegate and Helen Applegate were divorced last September. John A Applegate then pressured his former wife to ride with him to Riverton where he forced her to remarry at gunpoint holding the pistol against her side during the ceremony. He kept her prisoner until she escaped through a window and she now seeks annulment of the marriage.
An exhibition on ancient Peking man reveals use of fire and primitive tea as part of early daily life. The display showcases artifacts and interpretations that illuminate early human adaptation and cuisine.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Dowd and children of Texarkana called here Sunday morning. Mrs Dowd remembered Miss Elizabeth Pryor a former resident. Mr and Mrs W A Franks and daughter Muthiel of Hampton were Sunday guests. Bob Ammon of Rocky Mound business visitor last Tuesday. Glen Calhoun of Bright Store visited Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wor Thomas children of Abilene Texas have made their home here. Mrs Jess Kitchens daughter Aybr vot kana were ove and night. Ray Franks and Miss Pauline Estelle and Koine Yarbrough of Hope were afternoon visitors. Verdon Walker of Hope was here Sunday.
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