Platform highlights for Hope city development plan
The Star's Platform urges applying revenues from the municipal power plant to develop Hope's industrial and social resources. It calls for more pavement in 1929, improved alley sanitation, and backing from the Chamber of Commerce and county highway program to build all weather roads yearly. It supports scientific agricultural programs for Hempstead County, farmer organization cooperation, state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient budgeting. It also advocates freeing Arkansas from cattle tick.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
New Milk Cooling Device Aids Small Dairymen
Engineers at Servel laboratories Evansville Indiana perfected a simple milk cooling unit for small herds. A teniron tin copper coil submerged in sweet water brine cools milk via a fractional horsepower motor and tiny pump, making eight minutes per 10 gallon batch feasible. The invention promises low operating costs and modernization for farming dairies.
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Lile
Ngiicers
Servel Laboratories
Evansville
Ind
Edison Message at Light Jubilee Marks 50th Lamp Anniversary
In a message to the National Electric Light Association, Thomas A. Edison reflects on the incandescent lamp and the need for a complete system of electric generation and distribution. He expresses pride in the electrical industry and optimism that its full fruit can still be improved with continued public service.
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Thomas A. Edison
National Electric Light Association
Fourth of July Death Toll Reported By Associated Press
AP reports 159 violent deaths on July 4 across the nation, 46 fewer than last year. Seven were from fireworks. drownings and auto crashes caused most fatalities, with auto deaths up 16 to 70. Warnings aside, motorists ignore dangers, urging people to stay home on holidays to avoid reckless drivers.
Peace stamp proposal linked to Kellogg pact gains support
Washington Letter notes the Kellogg treaty ratification by all signatories and a push by the Woman's League for Peace and Freedom for a two cent commemorative stamp. Senate action may follow on the World Court adherence and Pan American arbitration treaty, with Hoover era disarmament momentum and Roo t formula expected to pass.
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State Department
Post Office Department
Woman's League
Peace and Freedom
Coolidge
White House
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Women’s League
Senate
Elihu Root
United States
Secretary Stimson's Goat Held Up by Inspectors
The report notes Stimson's pet goat was detained in San Francisco by inspectors amid jokes Washington needs fewer goats. It touches on Ford's claim he can run a railroad, welding by Chicago riveters, and Sky Gardens fad among New York millionaires as they display airs.
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Stimson
San Francisco
Washington
New York
Local news notes and social happenings from Hope area
Recap of social calls, visits, and community events in Hope and nearby towns. Mentions visitors from Hot Springs, Stamps, Shreveport, Little Rock, and Memphis. Includes birthday party at the Moore home, sewing party for Mrs Farley, and St Marks' Episcopal Guild meeting with twelve members.
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Roy Allen
Mary Bell
Rebecca
Jadet
Beattie
Shreveport
Will Shelton
William Culver
Little Rock
Nashville
Justine Moore
Afr
Arch Moore
Marjorie Walker
Dorothy McRae
Virginia Johnson
Mary Hortenss Medlerkle
Allee Crutchfield
Mary Greening
Jennie McWilliams
Hope
R. E. L. Giles
New Era
R. A. Farley
Waco
Texas
Farley
P. A. Tharpe
D. B. Thompson
W. P Agee
Chas Taul
J. M Houston
J. L Morgan
Wright
Che
C. C. Nash
Palestine
Deett
T A. Middlebrooks
Fragmented Crossword Puzzle Reader Notes from ACROSS Bin
A garbled crossword puzzle page lists numbered clues and scattered phrases. readers will struggle to extract coherent entries as partial words and stray letters dominate. The text includes misread lines about positions, marine terms, and random proper nouns, all jumbled together without clear solutions.
Bridge of San Luis Rey screens at Saenger Theatre
The Bridge of San Luis Rey, a Pulitzer Prize winning novel adaptation, is the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production directed by Charles Brabin. The film features an extensive cast including Aque Torres Ernest Torrenes Lily Mannila Jane Winton Henry Wathall Mitchell Lewis Mikhail Witeh and others with dramatic effects and impressive settings highlighted by Cedric Gibbons.
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France
Thornton Whitler
Lierary Seriies
America
Bridge of San Luis Rey
Saenger Theatre
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Charles Brabin
Aque Torres
Ernest Torrenes
Lily Uannila
Jane Winton
Henry B. Wathall
Mitchell Lewis
Mikhail Wa- Witeh
Dot
Rss
Brabin
Directi
Cedric Gibbons
Jon Alvarado
Lily Damita
Local Notices From Nichols Area Include Travel and Family Visits
The short item lists residents and visitors in Nichols area. It mentions Mrs. Hama Dine of Minden visiting her daughter Callie Carroll, Mr and Mrs Al Winheery and Monel, Opal Crain and Goal May visiting Mes Vera and Bertha, and Misses Opal Crain and Goal May spending time with relatives. It references plans and social visits around late July and August, plus Mr and Mrs Z A Widherry and Michael Winherpy visiting Homer Nichols.
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Okla
West Maro
Dint
Hama Dine
Minden
Fai
Ma- Callie Carroll
al Winheery
Monel
Meettere
Opal Crain
Vera
Bertha
Lent
Z. A. Widherry
Michael Winherpy
Homer Nichols
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