Hope Star publication policy and contact notes
The Hope Star lists its publishing address at 212 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas and credits C E Palmer as president and Alex U Washburn as editor. It explains Associated Press rights and charges for tributes and memorials and states policy on unsolicited manuscripts.
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Star Publishing Co. Inc
CR Pebeer & Ass. H. Weathers
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
C E Palmer
Alex. U1. Washburn
Star
County Platform Seeks All Weather Roads and Efficient Government
The proposed county program calls for constructing annual all weather roads and reducing dependence on political ties while boosting scientific agricultural projects. It endorses cooperative county town practices and continued participation in the state highway program aiming at more efficient government through streamlined expenditures.
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Cigty
Hempstead
Half Honest People Challenge to American Life
The Right Rev. Irving P. Johnson urged Union College graduates to see that many claim to be honest while supporting corrupt systems. He warned that half honest individuals help wrongdoing behind a façade of scruple, and called for leaders who pair honesty with intelligence to fix national life.
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Irving P. Johnson
Episcopal
Colorado
Union College
N Cn
Mumi Gang
Sérig
Dawes Loan Sparks Graft Talk At DC Capitols
An editorial cites former Vice President Charles Dawes as head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and alleges he borrowed 80 million to bail out his Chicago bank, raising questions about the integrity of federal lending and Dawes’ resignation. The piece notes total loans reached 95 million and questions the public good of such actions.
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Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Illuminating Run
Charles &. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corpora H
Central Republic of Chicago
United States
Dawes
Sam
Statesman Ideal Echoed In Butler Quote
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University laments political excess and calls for genuine statesmanship, wishing to swap a thousand politicians for one real statesman. The remark reflects university leaders' critique of partisan overreach and the ideal of principled public service.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Revival and visits mark week in Holly Springs
A week of revival led by Rev Hammock of Louisiana and Rev Clark of Lewisville in Spring Hill highlighted social events in Holly Springs. Visitors included C W Alford and daughter Jean from Minden Louisiana, E H Alford family from McNeil Arkansas, and Wim berley family from Oklahoma. Local baptisms were performed, and various neighbors shared in gatherings.
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Spring Hill
Hammock
Louisiana
Clark
Lewisville
C. W. Alford
Jean
Minden
Bank vault work and local visits this week
Messrs Brundidge and Arnold are constructing the fire proof vault at Citizens Bank this week. Miss Eliza Walker departed Tuesday for Baker Springs for a summer resort visit. John Riley Yocum, Spring Hill capitalist and noted South Arkansas turnip grower, was in town on Wednesday.
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Messrs
Brundidge
Arnold
Citizens Bank
Eliza Walker
Baker Springs
John Riley Yocum
Spring Hill
South Arkansas
Local Notes on Visitors and Travel Fun
Ten years ago Misses Selma and Mary Belle Schooley will return tomorrow from Arkadelphia Mrs Geo Slaybaugh and children are visiting relatives in Vermont Miss Bessie Olmstead is the guest of friends at Ashdown this week
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Selma
Mary Belle Schooley
Arkadelphia
Geo. Slaybaugh
Vermont
Bessie Olmstead
Ashdown
Local residents and visitors cited in Texarkana area social notes
Columbus J D Mitchell of Seminole Okla arrives for vacation with his parents in Seminole. Numerous visits and guests described from Texarkana Hope Mineral Springs El Dorado and Dallas among them Mrs Joe Wilson Miss Thelma Robertson Miss Tate Miss Mary Gaines Autrey Miss Frances Darnall and Mrs R C Stuart. Several local families host relatives and friends during the week.
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J.D. Mitchell
Seminole
Okla
B. D. Mitchell
Joe Wilson
Nashville
Thelma Robertson
Tate
Texarkana
Mary Gaines Autrey
Frances Darnall
R. C. Stuart
L. D. Owens
Little Rock
E. J. Shepperson
George McCorkle
DeAnn
Dell Bellar
J. S. Wilson
Mildred Johnson
Ashdown
Marie Brandon
Nancy
Billy
Jonesboro
Frank Ward
Lillie Middlebrooks
Hope
Dale Jones
Morley Jennings
Richard
C. E. Dicken
el Dorado
Ludie Mouser
Modell
Millie Cowling
Mineral Springs
A. E. Abbott
R. E. Jackson
Jim Wilson Jr
J. Oohnson
Ches Stuart
Ruby Hipp
Hazel Bell
Mineral Nbs
Selma Lee Bartlett
Nail
Dallas
Texas
J. W. Green
D. W. Hamilton
Dannie Hamilton
Belle Boyce
Richard Thompson
Carl Campbell
L. K. Boyce
J. M. Bolding
Blackland
Car Towing Bill Sparks Husband Wife Row
A motorist and his wife clash over a $10 tow charge for a short tow. The husband quips the operator is earning it while the wife calls the fee scandalous. The exchange highlights tensions over roadside charges in a lighthearted vignette.
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Hubby
Aswers
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