The Star Platform Shows Hope for Hempstead County
The Star outlines a platform advocating municipal power plant development to tap local resources and improve living conditions. It backs Chamber of Commerce support and a county highway program, aiming to reduce economic strain through scientific farming, cooperative effort, tax reform, and efficient government in Arkansas.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Toton
Arkansas
Old-Time Sheriff And Oklahoma Peace Officers
A Tulsa convention note describes Oklahoma peace officers as modern organizers rather than solitary riders. The article contrasts the traditional sheriff with today’s approach using telegraph and coordinated police work to pursue criminals, highlighting a shift from lone action to collective efficiency and leadership.
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Alahoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Alice
Askei
Famine in Shensi Exposes Global Apathy and Call for Brotherhood
A columnist argues 2,000,000 in Shensi face starvation as Western readers ignore distant suffering. They compare it to a hypothetical Boston famine, urging empathy and a universal brotherhood, noting racial distance masks shared human pain and urging action beyond geographic bounds.
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Bess
Shensi
China
Miami
Boston
Cambridge
Brookline
Lynn
Brotherhood of Man
Settled? at Folsom Prison after revolt and hangings
The piece argues that executing five ringleaders at Folsom Prison does not truly settle the unrest. It warns that without addressing underlying causes, future convicts may riot. the author questions what authorities have done to remedy the conditions and whether the prison’s house has been put in order.
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Olsom
California
Folsom
Senate to tackle World Court issue amid party split
Washington column notes Hoover faces a Senate split over ratification of the Permanent Court of International Justice. Democrats led by Robinson back adherence but anti-court Republicans and old guard oppose. Passage hinges on Republican support and reservations. background covers League of Nations covenant, reservations, and advisory opinions. Also brief local society notes from McNab, Fulton, and surrounding towns.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Old Guard
League of Nations
Europe
Borah
Johnson
Moses
Bingham
la Follette
Watson
Norris
William Randolph Hearst
Ku Klux Klan
Guan
World Court
Permanent Court of International Justice
League Council
Elihu Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Court
League
Harding
Coolidge
United States
Twenty Five Years Ago Di Fron Files From the Mine
News notes from Prescott and Hope era past entries list visitors and locals. B B Gooch of Porto Rien stayed at Barlow hotel, Bert Johnson from Arkansas Orchard Planting association visited, Dr J Ho Weaver paid a Prescott professional call, Chas Rightly leather drummer spent time here, Mrs M A Brozeer of Malvern visited her parents Capt and Mrs Davis Baldwin, ten year ago mentions Steve Carrigan and W W Wilson of Nashville among others, J D Barlow returned from visit with her parents, Lt Bell hosted Brooks Shoultz, W Y Foster Jr of Hope Fertilizer company called on Rock, and several other local appearances including J Newton, R D Newton, J A Henderson, W Cook and E W Cook.
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Porto Rien
Barlow Hotel
Bert Johnson
Arkansas Orchard’ Planting Association
J. Ho Weaver
Prescott
Chas
M. A. Brozeer
Malvern
Davis Baldwin
Steve Carrigan
W. W. Wilson
Nashville
Brooks Shoultz
Fulton Waa
LT. Bell
W. Y. Foster, Jr
Hope Fertilizer Company
Title Rock
J. D. Barlow
T. C. McRae
Pres
J. Cannon
Cynjnon
Arkadelphis
Hope
Thaberlake
Hempateziel County
J . Newton
R. D. Newton
Camden
J. A. Henderson
W. Cook
E. W. Cook
Hugo
Oklahoma
Daily Crossword Puzzle and County Ham Demonstration Notice
Daily Crossword Puzzle solution notes yesterday's clues and playful garbled entries while a county ham cutting and meat curing demonstration is announced at Will Griffin's home Crossroads Monday January 27 1930 at 9 am. County agents Mary Buechley and Lynn Smith will lead, with specialists Rubio Mendenhall and W Muldrow assisting, urging all county residents to attend.
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Will Griffin
Mary Buechley
Lynn Smith
Rubio Mendenhall
Mo W. Muldrow
University of Arkansas Extension Service
Oak Grove News Social Visits and Illness
Miss Mabel Stewart and William Stewart visited Miss Blanche and Cathleen Ross on Wednesday night. Miss Ovil Mullins stayed Tuesday with Miss Lois Pertell. Mrs Lassie Pertel is on the sick list and a speedy recovery is hoped. Miss Lillian Mullens visited Tuesday with Miss Azleen Wilson. Miss Cathleen Ross spent Tuesday night with Miss Hattie Jackson. Miss Azleen Wilson spent Sunday with Ocie Mullens.
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Mabel Stewart
William Stewart
Miss Blanche
Cathleen Ross
Ovil Mullins
Lois Pertell
Lassie Pertel
Lillian Mullens
Azleen Wilson
Hattie Jackson
Ocie Mullens
Los Angeles artist sued for breach of promise
A Los Angeles artist facing a $180,000 breach of promise suit from a fmt star says the situation may be a peach that turns lemon like. The column notes fashion, parasols, and social quirks with wry humor as it surveys dated manners and remarks on talk at a banquet.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Miss Charlotte Merrell and Mrs. Floyd Raley Visit
Miss Charlotte Merrell and Mrs. Floyd Raley were guests of Mrs. Ida Raley last Sunday. Mr. Hugh Moss and C. W. Moss were called to Texarkana on Sunday to tend the bedside of their grandmother Mrs. Mattie McNab.
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Minnie Lou Parker
Saratoga
Dan Jones
Fulton
Wilmer Williams
Sons Doyle
Texarkany
West McNab
Edna Arnett
Emmett
Adgie Work
Ashdown
Edna Wells
B. M. Jones
Hope
McNab
C. W. Moss
Springhill
Mark McNab
Herbert Raley
Earnest Suggs
Chas
Norwood
Lon Hudson
Chas Erwin
Herman Walls
Jim Cannon
Cecil Green
Jim Hutchison
Hugh and
W. Mass
McNab News
Charlotte Merrell
Floyd Raley
Ida Raley
Hugh
Texarkana
Mattie McNab
County Agents Warn of Meat Loss in Hempstead County
Lynn Smith notes annual butchered meat in Hempstead County exceeds 2,000,000 pounds with losses up to 500,000 dollars from improper cutting curing and chilling. Salt overuse taints meat and delayed removal of heels risks taint near joints. large hog butchering spares ribs create waste.
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Lynn Smith
Hempstead
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