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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas

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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1929

Page

1

News of Other Days from The Star 25 Years Ago

Chronicle of items from The Star archive noting local visits and appearances by residents in 191? including B P Haynes Nashville trips and Mrs Charlie Hervey visiting Garland City, plus social events like a Bridge Party hosted by Misses Floride Greening and Chester Andrews for Miss Louise Mathews of Oakland, Miss. The summary records numerous names and places, reflecting a bustling Hope, Arkansas social scene with multiple mentions of towns like Nashville Prescott Texarkana and Pine Street homes.

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B. P. Haynes Nashville Charlie Hervey Garland City George Breedlove Pine Bluff W. Y. Poster Prescott Charlie Fister St. Louis W. M. Greene Patmos D. Buster i Bingen Ruby Reagan Paris Texas Texas. “Garry” Yates, and Old Hopeboy, Visited His Brother, W. G. Gates Leo. Robbins T. J. Carter Fulton Carter Bank of Fulton Floride’ Greening Chester Andrews Peebles Brundidge East Second Street Louise Mathews Oakland Cornelia Betts Frances Alle Effie May Bridewell Rose Brazelly Dorothy Mildred Thompson Sophia Willie Parkins Susie Jennie Betts Mary Ethel Arnold Valla Dean Hanegan Lucile King Martha Hoge Margaret Sims Florence Ware Spragins Ruth Merrick Annie Forney Ducket Gertrude Sullivan Hellen Williams Mane Brian Maury Boyett Mary White Cooper Hannah Kate Scott Wingfield Annie Parks Annie Jean Walker Nina Knighton Mesdames Mosea Garrett Wright Tharp Ralph Routon Young Foster Calvin Allen Forrest Sharpe Klyne Snyder Robert Wilson Roy Anderson Carter Gibson Will Agee Polk Singleton W. & Broening Little Rock R. H. Dildy Mary Hortense McCorkle Evelyn Hill Joe Greene Pine Street James D. Shaver Chancery District Texarkana Claude Stewart Stewart and Johnson James T. Hughes Hope Gene Williams Arkadelphia B. H. Logan Harry Hill Leslie Bilehanan Miss Marth Childers Nash
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Platform for Hope City Development and Road Program

The Star outlines a municipal platform urging use of power plant revenues to fund industrial and social resources in Hope. It calls for more city pavement in 1929, improved sanitation, better alleys and backyards, Chamber of Commerce backing, county highway improvements with annual all-weather road construction, and support for scientific agricultural programs. It promotes cooperative effort, state highway progress, fearless tax reform, and a budget-based efficient government, while noting Arkansas cattle tick issues.

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Hope Chamber of Commerce Hempstead Arkansas
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Farm Relief Begins at Home in Hempstead County

Hempstead county banks note diversification boosts prosperity as farmers move watermelons and other crops to market. Truck farming expands with dairy and cheese industries, while cotton remains cultivated. Observers from other regions visit, recognizing a growing farm prosperity driven by diversified crops and local publicity such as the Watermelon Festival.

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Hempstead County Hope Bankers Hempstead Arkansas
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Consolidation urged to modernize rural schools

United States Commissioner of Education E William J. Cooper advocates eliminating many small one room schools in favor of larger consolidated institutions. Where feasible, transport sixth grade and up to the bigger centers to ensure equal education with towns and cities, and treat rural schooling as a national priority needing earnest consideration.

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Symnall E William J. Cooper United States Commissioner of Education Cooper
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Baseball scores and upcoming games in chaotic recap

Yesterday results include Chattanooga 5, Little Rock 4 in 10 innings. Birmingham 6 Nashville 1. Atlanta 8 Memphis 2. New Orleans 5 Mobile 2. Today Birmingham at Little Rock and Chattanooga at Mobile are the only scheduled games. Other scores list Chicago 10 Boston 5, St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 11, Detroit 7, Cleveland 6 New York 4, plus mixed results from Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Fort Worth Beaumont.

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Chattanooga Little Rock Birminghan Nashville Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Mobile Birmingham Lite Rock Chicago Boston St. Louis Washington Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Moijle We. Pe St. Touis Ali Boston
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Washington Letter on Roosevelt and Monopolies

A Washington letter discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt seeking the presidency on a trust busting platform with a campaign long before election. It notes rising big business mergers and monopoly trends, Republican optimism on prosperity, and mixed views from socialists and capitalists about consolidation. Henry Ford is cited praising a wide plutocracy, while calls to educate the public and broaden stock ownership are mentioned.

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Govensevelt Nowernor Franklin D. Ri Tomes Rosevelt
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