News of Other Days in Hope and Surroundings
Miss Merritt of Magnolia visited Miss May Haynes then returned home Thursday. Mrs. B. W. McCorkle of Arkadelphia spent two days in Hope visiting relatives. Mrs. Cora Burton and family are at Shower Springs for a few days. Miss Pauline Eakin of Washington visited Miss Jett Black this week. Mrs. A. L. Dyke of St Louis, with her daughter, visits A. P. Dyke's family. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Patterson return from two weeks with relatives in Dallas county. Rev. T. D. Scott helped at DeAnn this week in a protracted meeting. Mr. Martin of Martin & Boswell, Patmos merchants, was in town Tuesday. Lawyer Luke Monroe of Washington was in town Thursday.
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Miss Merritt
Magnolia
May Haynes
B. W. McCorkle
Arkadelphia
Hope
Cora Burton
Shower Springs
Pauline Eakin
Washington
Jett Black
A. L. Dyke
St. Loui
A. P. Dyke
A. L. Patterson
Dallas County
T. D. Scott
DeAnn
Martin
Martin & Boswell
Patmos
Luke Monroe
Bradley Johnson
Foreman
Eearnest Crutchfield
Nashville
Clell Dildy
Dildy, Johnson & Co
Nashvile
Florence Ware Spragins
Texarkana
Etta Chemplin
Bert Johnson
Ed. Hervey
New York
A. C. Ramsey
R. L. Crosnoe
Ralph
T. J. Boyett
McBride
Virginia Johnson
Thomas Boyett
Baker Springs
F. N. Shumard
Little Rock
Garland
Floy Duke
Helen Hunter
Mysday
R. M. Patterson
D. L Paisley
LeRoy Thompson
Puzzle clues and social notes at Hope Saturday
Readers encounter a mixed page with crossword solutions and a flood of local social items. Mentions Bradley Johnson visiting Foreman, several residents traveling to Nashville and Texarkana, and visits to Baker Springs and Hot Springs, with numerous names and family updates.
The Star's Platform for Hope and Hempstead County
The Star advocates using municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope city industrial and sanitary projects, pave streets, and backyards. It backs the Chamber of Commerce, county highway programs, all-weather road construction, grading dirt miles, and funding scientific agricultural programs. It urges farmer organizations and cooperative effort, supports state highway progress, tax reform, and a streamlined budget, and calls for eradicating cattle ticks in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Cetga
County Couty
Hempstead Coun
Arkansas
Airplane pioneers Jackson and O Brine reach St Louis in record flight
Report notes their 420 hour nonstop run powered by an air cooled radial engine echoing Navy Wright Whirlwind lineage. The feat likened to early car trials shows aviation engines maturing toward broader acceptance by the public and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
O’brine
St. Louis
Navy
Lindbergh
Chamberlain
Otde
Edison
Campaign Pot Boiling in Arkansas 1930 State Politics
The Morrilton Democrat notes opposition to Governor Parnell forming around criticisms of his administration. The main targets identified are removing the highway commission from politics and the Hall income tax law. The paper argues highway progress improved by removing politics while predicting growing support for the Hall tax if current provisions advance, aided by new hospitals and rural educational upgrades as millage reductions factor in.
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Parnell
State Highway Commission
Arkansas
Highway Commission
North Carolina
Illinois
Booneville
Morrilton Democrat
Good Riddance to the Barbary Coast
A San Francisco columnist visiting the city reflects on the Barbary Coast. The area once famed as a sailor town with dives, robberies, shanghaiing, beatings, and murders is now desolate, repurposed into garages and warehouses, prompting mixed feelings about its passing. The piece notes the romance of memory contrasts with the harsh reality of its past crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frisco
Sailor Town
Earth
Washington Letter on graft in Congress and Vice President Curtis
Rodney Dutcher reports on graft in Congress where members use clerk hire salaries for personal gain and relatives on payrolls. The column notes several senatorial practices and ends with an update on Vice President Curtis’s health and chest expansion, praising recovery since his 1920s tonsil surgery.
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Hoover
Curtis
White House
Ambassador Dawes Jests Spark London Luncheon
A London luncheon feature shows BBARBQ Ambassador Dawes delivering dry humor, avoiding wine sips but provoking laughter from guests. The piece remarks on wit and the public’s taste for frank commentary, plus light cultural notes on silk stockings and a red yellow color theme in potential Sino Russian conflict.
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Dawes
London
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Col. McCormick
Associated Press
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Gippar
Pate Tibetirn Ecole Crosh
Mazur Sirpener
Antin
Nlekenna
Book of Nee
Wentare
Salta
Khod
Meadow
Hoge
Gradn Ab
Warren
R. A. Boyett
P' D Smith
Hot Springs
W. J Reisinger
Camille Levi
Corrinne Stell
Murphreesboro
L. A. Wolff
Ebenezer
Bill Russell
Lawrence Duke
L. D. Arnold
Vay
Good Riddance
Rodney Dutcher
House
Senate
By Williams
Mister Lee
Baci
o.Rwilliams
NEA Service, Inc
China
Russia
Ludwig Haymann
Man Schmeling
Hempstead Chancery Court
Inez Langley
Chester Langley
Willie Haris
van Vane
Val Ton
Firestone
Hieldzy
Hope Auto Company
Ford Dealers
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