23 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary prose contrasts a mature love of nature with a farmer’s practical strains. It touches on the farmer’s muted joy in rural scenes such as pasture, barn warmth, and cotton fields, while noting weather and crop losses shape his inability to express such delight.
Arkansas faces winter unemployment. a statewide forestry program by the Arkansas State Forestry Commission with Extension Service support could create jobs through forest fire control and thinning. Supervising crews would operate under state and federal agencies, offering low-cost service to forest owners while boosting conservation and long term economic resources.
Testimony before the Senate Committee details an American banking firm paying 415000 to officials in Peru to back a 40606000 loan to the Peruvian government. Investors bought 100 million in bonds unaware of the alleged scheme, now in default, with bonds trading near 90. The testimony also implicates prominent national bankers’ select circles in the affair.
Ex players defeated the high school squad on the school House court as Turner brothers joined from the high school to fill gaps. Patterson Luther Spears Pilkinton Levins von Arrington led the school with Agee Patterson their top scorer, while Robert Patterson starred for the town. Basketball schedule for the re ueees of the Weel is unannounced. Washington all stars beat the town team 2 to 17. Over 450 died in the San Francisco earthquake and fire on April 18, 1906.
The securities division of the Arkansas railroad commission issued an application from the Tri-State Oil and Gas Company of DeQueen for authority to sell 860000 dollars worth of common stock. The firm aims to develop oil and gas production in southwestern Arkansas with W. E. Pearce of Oklahoma City as president, R. L. Robe of DeQueen as secretary, and W. T. Mars of DeQueen as treasurer.
A fragmentary iron item claimed to originate from the Pyramid of Gizeh is dated around 4000 B C and linked to an axe. The piece is described as of Egyptian manufacture with dating around 1370 B C.
In a wide ranging session before the Ways and Means Committee Rep Murray argued for reviving a Scotch banking system with warehouse notes to curb currency issues. He criticized federal banking and Wall Street while outlining a plan to empower producers and manufacturers through a decentralized framework.
A study at the Catholic University of America in Washington D C reports that smoking impairs taste perception. The experiments indicate smokers may experience reduced sensitivity to flavors compared with non smokers, suggesting tobacco use dulls the sense of taste.
Mary Frances faces a tangled choice between marrying Earl DeArmout or pursuing her own path. Grandfather, Cecily Fenwick, and the family circle stir with plans as Mary Frances weighs love, duty, and financial pressures amid wedding talk and a visit from Uncle Chaney.
Cleveland researchers at Nela Park report that ultraviolet rays accelerate chicken growth and egg production while reducing production time. An experiment with 450 two day old chicks used daily UV exposure up to two hours, with birds kept indoors until six weeks. Roosters and pullets showed rapid weight gain, costs lowered, and two week separation possible.
At St Louis Zoo officials and a lung specialist saved Yonnoh the gorilla from pneumonia after 18 hours in an oxygen tent. The ill zoo resident, once boisterous, has become tractable and friendly following treatment.
Baltimore police arrested George Levy after a dispute with a restaurant proprietor led to an argument. Levy reportedly kicked Patrolman Stevens while being taken to a patrol alarm box. He appeared before Magistrate Cadden for the incident.
Local ballot list names city positions including Pat Casey for city attorney and Roy Stephenson for alderman with additional names L A Reith Clyde Monts Tra Halliburton and Halliburton.
Magnolia A. and M. student Ercle Jernton under supervision of foreman Lé Bearden designed and built a new plant incubator to grow early cabbage and tomato plants. A buried metal barrel with a stove pipe and screen supports heat to warm soil, enabling transplanting about three weeks earlier.
Audubon county claims the un crowned Iowa women husker as Gonize Jensen, a young farmer daughter who daily husked over 100 bushels of corn last season. Her best day reached a grist of 100 bushels while she also milked 11 cows.
In Birmingham England a year old bachelor, Alfred Blythwaite, explains he has never kissed a woman and lives alone at home. He darns socks, sews buttons, cooks, and handles housework while claiming good health happiness and savings. He attributes his life to never kissing a woman.
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