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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
6
A county election notice for State Senator District Hempstead and Nevada Counties lists Lawrence L Mitchell and Carl Mann as candidates. The August 1, 1678 election date is recorded with wording typical of a local political notice. The document presents candidate names and the electoral event in a formal notices style.
Anne Winter and Dan Romer share a night in Hollywood after meeting in a New York studio. The article sketches Anne’s stock-theatre background, her probation period in Hollywood, and her plans while Ziggy Young and Don share conversations about auditions, casting, and the journalist’s role. They discuss career sacrifices, family support, and Anne’s impressions of the movie world as they dine and mingle in a Sunset Boulevard restaurant.
In Indianapolis on July 4 192? an Ups article notes nearly half a million dollars is spent annually in Indiana for dental work such as teeth, braces, crowns, fillings and related items. Dentists discuss failing teeth and lost or broken devices amid ongoing caution about care.
A man notes that age can be inferred from dentition and wear. He recalls three patients under 18 needing false teeth, with two losing teeth before their morning visit and uncertainty over causes. He compares maturity by mouth, saying age can be read like a horse’s with tooth wear.
In Indianapolis five distinguished men from diverse fields spoke on marriage after Judge W A Duntlavey cited financial stress as the top cause of divorce. The group urged young men to target at least 34 dollars a week before marrying, a view echoed by Indiana's governor a sociology professor a minister and a businessman amid State Compensation Bureau data on averages.
Governor Harry G. Leslie argues weekly wages of 26.63 dollars are insufficient and could crowd a young man. Dr. Tolbert F. Feavis of Butler University says starting wages should exceed 35 dollars, while banker Arthur V. Brown notes some can manage on 25 dollars if they forgo luxuries like radio and car.
The article notes J Ambrose Dunkle, a major city church minister, arguing money isn t a principal reason for separation. He suggests men marry for the right reasons and have the judge s minimum amount ready. Five men, except one, reported earnings under 15 dollars a week at marriage, one earning eight.
Fort Wayne infant Carl TeRoy Brad sley born at the eleventh minute of the seventh hour on the eleventh day of the seventh month. He weighed seven pounds eleven ounces. Born 18 days after his parents fifth wedding anniversary, My and Mrs LeRoy Bradley.
A Eugene man demonstrated a dangerous prank by striking a match over a gas tank to check its contents, learning too late that the tank was not empty and risking a flash fire or explosion.
A New Bern woman reports a 67 pound drop after three months of taking Kruschen Salts daily. She credits improved health, reduced back and abdominal pains, and feeling younger. The letter endorses the product and mentions purchase from Ward & Son and other druggists.
George W. Quick, former South Bend store janitor, will take possession of a $165,000 fruit farm in California left by an aunt but rejects offers of advice. He says he has no money to invest and will consider purchases only if he wants them.
Valparaiso Indiana July 30 Final arguments will be heard in Porter circuit court at Valparaiso in the famous case. The proceedings set a key moment as counsel prepare closing remarks before the court reviews the evidence and delivers judgment.
Mrs Drusilla Carr, 79, asks to retain possession of valuable land on the Lake Michigan shore. The title to the land has sparked court encounters over the past 22 years, amid a noted suit in Tridiano's history.
A letter from a local angler addressed To Renter of Boats on Canadice Lake near Hemlock was delivered the next day. To aid the mail carrier the writer drew a map on the envelope showing Hemlock Canadice and Honeoye lakes with an arrow pointing to a spot labeled Here it is.
In Pueblo in July a man named Tony Mahalleh reportedly refused water to a group of boys near an attempted drag incident. He yelled for police, insisting rescue be done properly.
A July fire near Salem, Oregon required firemen to command supplies and efforts to quench the blaze, with reports indicating rapid action to control the flames and prevent spread.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a compatible quail sharing and red lining ideas. The readable phrases suggest a discussion of exchange or compatibility in quail breeding or laying operations, but concrete details, dates, names, or locations are missing. Further text needed for a full card.
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