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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
3
Williams credits time reform for improving government and postal work, arguing it yields more efficient service and benefits both sides. He details how synchronized schedules and streamlined procedures reduce delays and boost overall productivity. The statement highlights administrative gains and practical impacts on daily operations.
A fragmented historical column discusses boxing fouls and pitchers in a reflective, sportsmith tone. It recalls wagers, famous pitchers like Edie Plank and Christy Mathewson, and notes on modern boxing fouls and their remedies. It mentions Super League era observations and crowd scenes at Cubs games, with remarks on fighters' resilience and the need to pause after fouls.
Union note states George Bennett is visiting his daughter Mrs. Cora Mattison for a few days. Barnett Bennett of Rocky Mound spent from Thursday until Saturday, reflecting family ties in the community.
Residents met at Union Cemetery on the 3rd and cleaned it up. A singing at Helly Springs drew a large crowd with plenty of cats. Mrs. Eric Benson has struggled with a bone felon from the past. Joe Carlton and his wife visited her parents in Bodeaw on Wednesday night, November 1.
Yesterday’s results show Nashville beating Little Rock 4 3 and Memphis 16 over Chattanooga 2. Chicago 10 New York 9 7 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 7 Detroit 8 Washington 4 Cleveland 3 Boston 2. Fort Worth 7 San Antonio 6 Wichita Falls 7 Houston 2 Beaumont 10 Dallas 3. Other games rained out.
Levi FE Palmer, 80, the oldest in the U S Post Office Department, will retire August 19 after 57 years in federal service. He has worked in Indianapolis, St. Louis, Toledo, and Pittsburgh, serving 40 years as Pittsburgh mails superintendent. Under his watch the Pittsburgh dispatching office grew from 40 clerks to 1637 employees.
A long running advertisement touts Konjola as a trusted household remedy in tens of thousands of American homes. It cites seven million bottles used in two years, featuring Dr. Joh J. Shinn who reports relief from rheumatism and bladder issues after three weeks. The ad invites readers to quit experimenting and buy Konjola at Briant's Drug Store in Hope, Arkansas, and other local druggists.
A political advertisement argues that progress in Arkansas comes from intelligent, courageous, capable men rather than a fictitious political machine. It highlights highway funding shifts from land taxes to road users, local road improvements, a state highway system of about 9,000 miles, income tax enacted in 1920, and school equalization funding, claiming these reforms benefited taxpayers and ensured broader education while challenging the idea of a machine domination.
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