Pay Rates and Publication Note From The Star
The Star Publishing Co in Sacha South Lively Hope Arkansas lists delivery and mail rates: city carrier six months 2.75, one year 5.00. by mail Hempstead Nevada and LaFayette counties 9.50 per year, elsewhere 5.00. The paper notes tributes incur charges and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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Fates Report
Aithty Seeal Taday
the Star Publishing, Co
Bimet
Alex. H
McCormick
Associated Press
Associated’ Press
Aenes
Star
Consumer Gets the Ax at NRA Price Spews
Washington coverage notes consumer worries about NRA price controls and CAB hearings. Merchants from Brooklyn, Bow, Okiz, and St. Edward cite rising costs from recovery measures, with questions about who adds margins and little judicial power for the CAB. Postoffice graft probes and a quirky tale of Steve Vasilakos at the White House corner highlight broader government scrutiny of pricing, disability scheduling, and public notices amid recovery-era tensions.
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Sanon Robinson
Erdiana
Steve
NRA
Ory Board
CAB
Sam
Broknnx Bow
Okiz
St. Edward
Neh
U. S
Arthur Robinson
Robinson
Fat Harrison
Fata
Harrison
Parcel Post
Farley
John J.cochran
House Committee
Steve Vasilakos
White House
Chamber of Commerce
Executive Avenue
California
Senaior McAdoo
Chambak
Your Child Will Change When He Grows Up
William, a three year old with strong will and magnetism, cheerfully plays yet clashes with his father over discipline. His mother reflects on his personality, while a long evening of fuss and exertion ends with a tired child and a warning that children misbehave when overtired.
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William
David
Dad
How to Preserve Youthful Beauty and Health
The article advises sustaining natural health to stay beautiful with smooth skin bright eyes and present vitality. It stresses controlling nerves avoiding excess stress seeking a physician for nervous disorders getting eight hours of sleep and regular exercise whether at a gym or a daily short routine.
Dowell'says Bill Averts Disaster With Refunding Law
Dowell argues for a refunding law to prevent state distress and protect homes. He says every prior bill is flawed and urges swift Senate action to pass a measure acceptable to creditors, noting time is needed to adjust inequalities later. He asserts the Senate bill has creditor approval and can avert looming disaster.
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Soo
Sity
Burt
Senate
House
Admbat
Divciy
Nero
Rome
House Amendments Move Through Amid Tax Debate
The House debated amendments amid a maze of gasoline tax and motor license rev amendments. Lawmakers aimed to secure committee leverage and push for lump sum cash allocations through a series of majority votes.
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Fulah
House
Road funding debate in Arkansas 1927 compromise
The piece argues for rebuilding roads in unbonded counties to enable the state to settle debts to New York bondholders via a Martineau compromise. It contends bond proceeds were diverted into politics, totaling nearly nine million dollars from 1927 to 1930, hindering highway construction and debt relief.
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New York
Thereffore
Martineau
Arkansas
Gypsy and Tom Weave Tense Christmas Strain in Marriage
Gypsy Morrell and Ton Weaver face deep friction over Marko Broughton’s advances and Gypsy's secret work at his place. A bitter winter tests their finances and fidelity as Gypsy falls ill, contemplates a Florida escape, and hides the truth from Tom while Lila hints at a forced Caribbean getaway.
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Gypsy Morrell
Ton Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Oni Serek
Lila
Gypsy
Rehoo
Europe
Amons
Marko Wrogghton
Marcy
Fenioun
Tow
Hilda Blanchard
Christunn
Grony
Broughton
Uberry
Gipey
Ahout
Christman
Bila
Marko
Ahyone
Tom
Tommy
Lily Tace
Florida
Dinah
Ue Books
Broughton Library
Jim
Gypsy’s pregnancy changes torn lovers bond
Gypsy learns she is pregnant, causing alarm in her fragile marriage to Tom. A new doctor calmly confirms the news, while Tom struggles with jealousy and fear of losing his wife, as Gypsy faces an uncertain future and love tested.
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Ion
Sho
Tom
Ned
Gypsy
Troy
Dostor Bannermen
Patieot
Lenart
Toren
Han
Marrage
Tie
Lila State
State tax plan seeks debt relief through gas funds
Senate bill would divert half of annual judges' million dollar pay from Levent turnback gas to debt reduction. Proposes raising gas tax from 6 to 7 cents per gallon, adding state revenue and aiding municipal improvement districts. Representative Steed warns lawmakers face consequences if they ignore municipal needs amid a long fiscal dispute.
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Senate
New Plymouth price and features details in 1930s ad
Plymouth introduces an engine developing 77 horsepower on a floating-power base, with automatic eluteh and free-wheeling on deluxe line. Safety-steel bodies and hydraulic brakes persist, semi-automobile wheels, cranked windshield, and ventilating system updated. Prices rise by 50 to 80 dollars over last year, factory prices listed for DeLuxe and Standard models.
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Plymouth
Walter Chrysler
New Plymouth
Mistrial Requested After Emergency Call for Doctor
Continued from page one a mistrial request is reported following an incident that prompted an emergency call for Dr. Constantine Theodore the county physician during the Sumay area events early in the morning.
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Constantine Theodore
Sumay Moras
Sheriff and Alderman Candidates Declared in City Primary
The Star announces candidates for the August Democratic primary 1934. GEORGE W. SCHOOLEY is listed for Sheriff. For Alderman Ward includes TA. F. D. HENRY. The notice notes city primary action on February 2.
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F. D. Henry
Ill defendant awaits court as ill woman lingers
A sick woman’s condition worsened overnight prompting police to keep vigil at her bedside. Doctors increased digitalis as officials prepare for Monday testimony from physicians after Judge David recessed the trial Friday following a medical collapse.
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Joseph B. David
Mrs. A R Simmons Dies at 75 in Morrilton Area
Mrs. A R Simmons, 75, died Monday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. H C Davidson in Bright Stack community. A broken hit from a fall last summer and advanced age caused her death. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Shaver Springs cemetery with Rev John G Reese of Morrilton officiating. Survivors include her husband and several children.
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A. BR. Simmons
H.C. Davidson
Bright Stac
Shaver Springs
John G. Reese
Morrilton
Walter J Urrey Drowned in Auto Crash at Smackover
Walter Jesse Urrey a 32 year old native of DeAnn and oil worker for J B Crosby at Smackover drowned when his car plunged from a bridge on the Smackover Camden road and overturned in a ditch. Driver Jess Dodd escaped by breaking through a window. Urrey survived by widow two young daughters and several brothers. Funeral arrangements not learned.
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Walter Jesse Urrey
DeAnn
Louie Urrey
Blevins
Smackover-Camden
Urrey
Jess Dodd
J. B. Crosby Oil Company
Smackover
Dodd
Lavada Bishop Urrey
Betty Joe Bishop Urrey
Joe Urevy
Manning, Ark
Horace Urrey
DeQueen
Lovie Urrey
Ark
Charles
Prescott
Drunkness and related charges heard by municipal court
Five defendants faced municipal court before Judge Lemay on charges including drunkenness assault disturbing the peace and battery. Guilty pleas yielded fines up to ten dollars while others received dismissed or remitted fines. Prosecutors noted traffic violations and multiple guilty pleas with various penalties including fines and bond forfeitures.
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Municipal Cour
Lemay
Drness
Fery
Martin Guthrie
Ned Oe
Leala Johnson
Vernon Messer
Drumkenness
Beadle Hill
Mark Jones
Pl Builty
Coleman Jones
di Ruilty Finveel
Clifford Barfield
Floyd Wiliams
Herd Gaturcay
Zunnie Brower
Chill Abande
Robert Teatler
Elaine
L. Adams
Freight Robbers Arrested Land
An elderly man named Jam Williams was arrested at night for breaking into a Missouri Pacific freight car. Special George Roberts, assisted by Night Officer Homer Burke, led the arrest after Williams admitted entering the car to steal a pair of shoes. He will be taken to Ta kane for charges filed.
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Jam Williams
Missouri Pacific
Williams
George Roberts
Little Rock
Offi
Homer Burke
Roberts
Walliams
Fadl Monroe
Little Rock' Day
Takane
Gasoline Thieves Raid Texas Oil Depot
A Sunday night raid at a Texas oil depot resulted in the theft of about 33 gallons of gasoline. Police investigated but made no arrests as of Monday, with no other items missing and no breach of the seal observed.
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Casaline
Texas
Plymouth Car Promises Smooth Ride with Power and Safety
The description touts Individual Frone and patented floating power engins mounts for a smoother ride. It highlights a 77 horsepower Plymouth with hydraulic brakes, a steel body, rigid X-frame, and valve seat inserts emphasizing safety and performance.
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