The Star's Platform for Hope County Action
The Star outlines a program to deter revenues of the municipal power plant to fund social resources in Hope. It calls for pavement projects in 1932 and sanitary improvements for business areas. It backs the Chamber of Commerce and county highway work to build all weather roads yearly. It supports farming groups and cooperative county practices. It also urges state highway progress, tax reform, and streamlined expenditures through a Quages system.
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Hope City urged to test ice plant rights in state law fight
City attorneys urge immediate lawsuit to define municipal ice plant authority, arguing state law does not grant such power yet and that rate gouging by Southern Ice & Utilities could push the city to self supply or form a competing company. If the test fails, a 1933 legislative fix may be sought to authorize ice ventures.
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Railroad Commission
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Helpless Chicago Dom Shows Gang’s Power
A Chicago beer hustler named Danny McGeoghegan avoided a 360000 bank robbery charge after the state attorney dismissed the case at bank officials’ request. The officials faced threats and lived under guard, prompting critique of Chicago’s law enforcement and societal vulnerability to gang violence.
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McGeoghegan
Rise of Individualism Strains Family Structure
Dr. Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown notes that modern individualism is reshaping family life, weakening traditional ties and altering domestic roles within society.
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Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown
Storks Defeat Gurdon 7-1 Behind Velvin's Four-Hit Gem
Hope Storks top Gurdon 7-1 as John Velvin limits the Tigers to three singles and a homer. Storks collect 12 safeties with W Cook C Schooley and B Schooley leading at bats. Patterson starts for Hope as Gurdon visits Fairpark for a return game Friday. Storks now 12-7 on the season after 19 games.
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Hope
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Stors
Fairpark
Patterson
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Green Laseter Slugs Past Providence in High-Scoring Win
Green Laseter defeated Providence 16 to 8 in a slugging duel. Nolen Lewallen started for Green Laseter and yielded six runs in the second inning before H. Aaron relieved, while Providence pitcher Carl Thornton held the visitors to the rest of the game after the rough stretch.
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Green Laseter
Providence
Nolen Lewallen
H. Aaron
Carl Thornton
Columbus Wins in 10 Innings 3 to 2
The Columbus baseball team edged Liberty 3 to 2 in a 10 inning game played at Columbus Thursday afternoon. Ellen pitched for Columbus and led them to victory with Green catching. Liberty's battery was Rosenbaum and Rosenbaum. Columbus faces Schooley at home Saturday in the deciding third game.
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Green
Rosenbaum
Schooley
Schooley Boys
Big New Creamery Aids Entire State
DARDANELLE Arkansas farmers gain higher butterfat prices as Blue Wally Creamery opens in Dardanelle. The new large scale, local operation reduces transport costs and quality loss, boosting farmer earnings and stabilizing Arkansas butter markets. Established leaders run the plant with strong distribution links.
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Dardanelle
Arkansas
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Blue Valley on the opening day could pay a higher price for butterfat than markets, showing that the dairy industry benefits from home competition. The text notes that dairy farming is foundational for diversified farming and that profitable dairying supports broader agricultural diversification.
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Hoover
Ship's Daily Record
Blue Valley
Spillers Earns 7 4 Victory Over Red Springs
Spillers defeated Red Springs 7 to 4 in a Sunday baseball game. Nate Rosenbaum fanned 13 for Red Springs while Aaron struck out nine for Spillers before they head to face Guern.
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Spillers
Red Springs
Nate Rosenbaum
Aaron
Guern
Hope National Guards Meet Taylor in Weekend Showdown
Sunday afternoon at Fair Park features the Hope National Guards against Taylor in a key game. Pate is slated to pitch for the Guards as Taylor, coming off a three game series win over Hope Storks, aims to prove its strength.
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Guards
Hope Storks
Hope
Taylor Diamonds
Pate
Farmers push for higher cream market to cut costs
Count Treasurer FRAN?ARD C. F. IN For Cirit Clerk DALE JONES miEB For Reyentative EMORY SOMPSON For Ro verseer Boden?Waship a-myEBROOKS C. A cAN? SHIPP highest possible. Two farmers argue boosting creamery output raises butter yields and lowers factory costs per pound, increasing returns to creaming and consumer prices.
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