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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
3
Report from Montana describes Mrs. Newton Pack of the American Nature Association observing how vocal imitation affects wild animals. She and a deputy captured coyotes and a wild cat using meowing calls to lure them, noting mixed reactions and a near photograph mishap due to focus being misread.
Hempstead county moves first solid train load of agricultural lime in Arkansas. The 800 tons aim to improve sour soil for crops like sweet clover soybeans cowpeas vetch and to boost livestock feed. Experts note lime raises yields and boosts nitrogen in soil for wider farming gains.
An article highlights lime as a key soil improver, noting counties used hundreds of thousands of tons last year and comparing lime and fertilizer value. It urges contacting the county agent, applying lime in fall for spring availability, and pairing lime with terraces, legumes, and livestock to restore depleted soil.
Roanoke July 16. A man risked his life to rescue a cat from under an automobile wheel and named the cat Damit when no owner could be found. Paper collars in western style have been added to men’s ward robes at a cost of one and a half gents gold, claimed impossible to distinguish from the real.
Melrose church members announce a revival meeting starting next Sunday morning at 1 oclock at Melrose on Spring Hill road about two miles south of the city. The public is invited to attend all services with preaching to be conducted.
The Arkansas Game & Fish Commission will pay a $50 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of any person or persons dynamiting or poisoning the waters of Hempstead County for the purpose of killing fish. Rev. C. D. Cox of Waldo, pastor, connected to the notice. Barham, Warden, Arkansas Game & Fish Commission.
Tokyo report notes Japanese workers use paper handkerchiefs in lieu of cloth tissues. The brief item mentions disposal after use and reflects on practical habits in daily life.
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