Clean Teams May Cross County Line Ruling on tick control
Howard county supervisor H B Aldridge announced that livestock may be driven across the Howard Hempstead county line for transport only if returned within seven days and free of ticks. Crossing with infested stock incurs penalties. stock may be sprayed at dipping vats on shipping days to remain clean, aiding efforts to end the quarantine.
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H. B. Aldridge
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Alderedge
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Hoover and Mellon Stand United on Tax Reduction
White House official statement denied any difference of opinion between President Hoover and Secretary Mellon on tax cuts. The president’s note, read by Mellon, reportedly aligned with his views, while recent White House reports claimed discord, but were dismissed as inaccurate.
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Washington
Hoover
Mellon
Treasuy
Presitnt
White House
No Charge Filed In Murder Case
Bathville authorities questioned Mrs Nora Osborne at the scene of a brutal murder at a home near Cali as they search for J I Barber a former Batesville high school athlete who has been missing since the shooting. Funeral services for the slain artist widow were held later that afternoon with limited attendance.
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Bathsville
Nora Osborne
Cali
Shovikt Sharenl
J. I. Barber
Batesvilla High Stave High
Pytcher
Desie Lo
Muuder
Arkansas
Unlucky Rome Flyers Seek to End Jinx
Bomb explosion wrecked the Los Angeles Grain Exchange offices in the Hellman building at Sixth and Spring, injuring few as the blast shattered furniture and blew plaster from walls. Police found two closely set bombs in a closet, with fuses lit but detonation failed. Officials questioned, no motive disclosed amid broader Mexico factory data.
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Rome
Los Angeles
Ssa
Los Angeles Grain Exchange
Hellman
Spring Streets
Financial District
Flagpole Sitter Finds A Hot Seat
Warnack conducts a pole stunt atop the Luther hotel while a storm rages overhead. Static electricity crackles as lightning roars and the sitter remains perched, planning to descend around four. The high building and weather hinder the descent but the scene draws observers.
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Luther
Warmack
Star
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Su Hlease
Axe Murderer Is Busy 11 Detroit
A gruesome Detroit incident reports Evangelista Tene Jain Avanggelista aged 42 and his wife Santina 40, with four children slain in their home on St Atthin's avenue. Victims appeared bludgeoned and decapitated, with the father described as a mystic. A real estate agent later found the bodies during a property sale inquiry. A stray note mentions unrelated inventions for baking pancake batter and photographing heart pulsations.
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Cinvent Whag
Bind Ab Marine City
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Evangelista
Fourth Will Be Observed Here
City business districts close for Independence Day with post office hours, banks, and barber shops closing. Residents plan fishing, picnics, or rest. National Guard unit heads to rifle practice and prepares for two weeks of camp life.
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National Guard
Ho Pienth
Robinson Gives Farm Board 0 K
Robinson states that the Farm Board appointees, including president Hever, are chosen for their experience and ability. He emphasizes that despite limited acquaintance with some, their qualifications suit the board’s needs and the law’s requirements.
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Robinson
Ship Flying To Berlin from Chicago Bay to Milwauke e
A fragmented report notes a ship departing Chicago for Berlin, with a first stop at Milwaukee. The vessel reportedly sailed quickly, landed near Milwaukee Bay, and headed to Maitland Field for reception ceremonies. The item also mentions a new German television instrument simple enough for home use.
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Fribum
Iaphib Ban Phan
Lake Michigan
Ab Belk
Pioneer Teacher Dies In Oklahoma
W F Lee aged 73 a Hempstead county pioneer and veteran school teacher died in Norman Oklahoma Tuesday night. He was brother in law to State Senator A A Gentry and will be buried in Washington Friday with body arriving from Norman Thursday night. Lee lived in Hempstead county many years before moving to Oklahoma where he served as county examiner and taught in Southwest Arkansas.
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Norman
Okla
Hope
Lee
A. A. Gentry
Washington
Normain
Gentry
Oklahoma House Blocks Board of Education Removal Action
Oklahoma City lawmakers halted removal proceedings targeting three state education board members by an 89 to 26 vote in a late session. The report urged resuming pay for lecturing and teaching while working as state education officials, and recommended other cost measures.
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Oklahoma
Genom
State Board of Education
Mitter
Ltew
Forney
Turehinsen
Bertha Truite
A. R
Jolmes
No Star Thursday Issue For July Fourth
No Star Thursday will publish no issue on July 4 as offices take a day of rest. The notice promises a double portion Friday with serials, comics, and features. It mentions Curly from Out Our Way and hopes readers enjoy the break and subsequent entertainment.
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Devil
Missouri Pacific Supports Melon Festival Plans
Missouri Pacific pledges aid to the Melon Festival committee for Arkansas premier event. A special Little Rock to Hope train is planned for Festival Day, with potential Texarkana service adding hundreds to the city. The line will parade with its band, a noted amateur group in the southwest.
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Ae Missouri Pacific
W. Homer Pigg
Jochl Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hope
Texarkana
Southwest
Missouri Pacific
Parks Speech Draws Record Crowd in Hope Loyalty Night
Congressman Tilman Parks told a full Hope audience that Arkansas’ ten year growth comes from loyal citizens and public works progress. He praised state highway projects, bridges, and civic effort, noting Hope’s loyalty enabled funding for a new state bridge at Fulton. The event was hosted by local clubs with Mayor Boyett and others present.
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Arkansas
Tilman Parks
Hope
Barlow Hotel
Lanchof
Business and Profesional Women’s Club
Rotary Club
Wiwants
Hope City Council
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Roy Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Congressman Parks
Boyett
Stanford
Commonwealth
Fulton
Man Who Killed Range Rider Is Still Out of Jail
TEXARKANA July 8 Preliminary hearing for Lee K. Person Miller county plantation owner on murder charge in the slaying of L. I. Simmons range rider in tick eradication work was postponed again and set for Friday morning. Simmons a former Texarkana police chief and range rider was killed after cattle were dipped during eradication efforts and Person has not been in jail since the shooting.
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Texarkana
Lee K. Person
Miller County
L. I. Simmons
Pargon
Liberty
Simons
Person
Simmons
Heavy Demand for Half Year License in Hope
Nearly two hundred 1928 auto licenses have been applied for in Hope since the half rate began July 1, per Hayes McRae deputy collector. The sheriff's office in Washington is not included. Sixty six applications came in before business opened July 1. others followed throughout the day, setting a Hope record as May or Boyett and Chief Baker anticipate similar turnout tonight.
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Hope
Hayes McRae
Hope District
Washington
Boyett
Chief Baker
McClanahan Nets Eight Squirrels in Daytime Hunt
In Florida, McClanahan, known for occasional gunplay, returned from the woods with a bag limit of eight squirrels. He hunted from about 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., noting the law limited him to eight. when asked where, he said he sat on a flagpole in bad weather.
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FL McClanahan
Rocky Mound 4-H Club Plans Pie Supper at Schoolhouse
The Rocky Mound 4-H Club will host an ice cream supper at the schoolhouse tomorrow night to raise funds for club members to attend Farmers Week at Fayetteville. The event invites all to attend, reflecting the club’s active status in the county.
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Rock Mound Aitelub
Fayetteville
Rock Mound
Alabama Couples Share Journeys of Enduring Love
Alabama couple J. Callinan and his wife Gathering married in Grove Hill on December 11, 1873. They moved to Arkansas around 1881 and to Heapstead about 40 years ago, still thriving with six children and a long life together.
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Morgaw
RB. J. Callinan
Gathering
Grove Hill
Ala
Saline County
Heapstead
Mas
Plan Farm Tour Tuesday Jul Near-Beer Ban Trial in Des Moines
John Hammond, a veteran dry crusader, pushes a plan to ban near beer in Iowa. Officers seized ten carloads of malt liquor as contraband under state law. A court will decide the legality of the action and the ban.
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John Hammond
Iowa
Hammond
Des Moines
Timely Shower Worth Thousands for Hempstead Farmers
County Agent Lynn Smith reports Tuesday and Tuesday night rains brought much needed moisture to Hempstead and surrounding counties. Corn suffered in spots but overall rain secured a feed crop. farmers plan to plant heavy corn soon as soil moisture remains ample.
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Hempstead
Lynn Smith
Eld Oor ‘Abell
Missouri Pacific Train Kills Baby in Arkansas
In Branch Arkansas on July 3 a Missouri Pacific train struck and killed four year old Tom Baker King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgin King, as he crawled between rails across a road trestle crossing a creek. The engineer said he did not see the child in time to stop.
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Branch
Ark
Tom Baker King
Virgin King
Missouri Pacific
Basic Science Board Named
LITTLE ROCK July 3-4 the five appointive members of the basic science board were named by Governor Parnell today. All prominent in medical circles of the state. They are F. L. Whitsitt Jonesboro dean of A. & M. college for a term of 16 years Dr S C Dellinger professor of Zoology and instructor in science at University of Arkansas the three year term M J McHenry instructor in science at Conway the four year term and Dr T D A Spessard instructor in science at Ouachita college Arkadelphia the five year term Dr Louis K M Gebauer bacteriologist the six year term. The state superintendent is automatically a member of the board. Under the terms of the act passed by the last legislature any applicant to practice any of the healing arts in this state must undergo an examination before the board.
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Little Rock
Basic Seieice Board
Parnell
F. L. Whitsitt
Jonesboro
A. & M. College
S.C. Dellinger
University of Arkansas
Ferry M. J. McHenry
Conway
TD. A. Spessard
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Louis KM. Gebauer
Second Annual Hempstead County Tour Itinerary Unveiled
Tour plans list Lyndon J. Smith as guide with visits to cotton farms cattle and poultry operations. The route includes Blevins Road and Washington Road toward Columbus and Hope, with a luncheon at the courthouse in the afternoon.
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Lynn J. Smith
Parnis
Blevins
Washington Road
Columbus
Hope
Pepper carload mystery halts at Florida port
In Smyrna Florida authorities traced a carload shipment described as peppers but found it carried 200 cases of assorted imported liquor bound for a New Jersey point. Investigators noted the driver claimed the peppers were a harmless cover, while the vehicle concealed the alcohol inside the cargo.
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Fla
J. B. White
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Malabar
Curly With You On Vacation in The Hope Star
Comic feature by J. R. Williams invites readers to take Out Our Way along on vacation. It highlights cowboy, machine shop, and child life characters and urges sending to the vacation address for continued hometown news and cartoons.
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Hope Star
Williams
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