07 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
1
The fragment notes Associated Press belongs to a local paper and reserves special dispatches. It mentions exclusive use and attribution, with emphasis on the paper’s own presentation and reprinting rights.
The Star argues for using revenues to develop power plants and pave roads, improve sanitation, and support annual road work, aiming to reduce economic dependence through cooperative state and county action. It advocates reforms for efficient government and progressive money programs to Hempstead County.
The piece recalls a peace conclave among Chicago underworld leaders that promised district-based truces, but the armistice cracked. Firing squads, endless killings, and bombings return, signaling gang power strengthens as deaths erode law and order, with no bright side to these murders.
Jefferson Davis birthday observed last Tuesday at his former home near El Dorado, drawing several thousand veterans from the Confederate Army for an annual reunion. An Atlanta Constitution editorial praised Davis as a lifelong leader and symbol of Southern ideals, noting his memory remains sacred to faithful Southerners and urging loyalty to a restored union.
The piece analyzes likely November results by state conventions and primary outcomes. It notes a few states where Republican or Democratic candidates seem certain, with Iowa possibly switching Senate control, and lists states where outcomes are doubtful. It also forecasts Republican gains in several states and Democratic hopes in others, depending on party strength and political dynamics.
Sunday School meets each Sunday at 9 45 a m with Dellmer Bailey as superintendent. BYU P T C meets Sundays at 30 p m. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays each month at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday nights.
Jom G. Reese, minister, invites attendance at Bible study at 10 o clock and morning services at 11 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. with sermons titled Pentecostal Power and Burden Berrry. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. You are welcome at all services.
A Bowen pastor leads the Baptist Church with Sunday School goals for summer attendance. Rev W R Chandler preaches at 1 and 8, an invitation extended to strangers. Epworth League meets 7 15 pm, lay service 8 oclock led by John P Cox, A A Gentry delivers principal address. Wesley Men Bible Class quire led by E P Young. Board of Stewards meets 2 pm. Midweek service Wednesday 8 pm.
W R Anderson minister conducts services at First Presbyterian Church with Sunday school lessons at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. sermon on The Solution of a Great Problem. Evening worship 7 p.m. sermon Family Religion. Young People’s Society programs 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 p.m. Circles meet in various homes. vacation Bible school starts Monday at 9 a.m. All children invited. Also notes sugar cane output in 1929 and North Carolina turpentine sales last winter.
Francis A Buddin pastor leads First Methodist Church Hoy service with church school at 9:45 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock honoring Pentecost anniversary with a sermon titled The obesity of Christ. A chorus and observances mark the day with a ring between Mongolians and whites and a closing prayer. Laws in eleven states prohibit marriage.
Barbs County Agent J B Collier touts goats as best defense against pasture bushes. Providence mayor challenges city census figures. Navy cruiser Memphis installs a $7000 soda fountain sparking newsroom chatter about a big scoop and a naval treat.
Timely guidance on combating bitterweed, the worst pasture weed in Arkansas. Proper use of mowing equipment is its most deadly enemy, and pastures should be managed to control its spread.
Walter Da La Mare, English poet and novelist, died at age 47 after a long career as a clerk at an oil company. He joined the firm after leaving poetry and remained with the company for 33 years, balancing literary work with his office duties.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company announced immediate reductions in prices for four ply passenger car tires and tubes. President P. W. Litchfield said heavy duty passenger car tires see only slight cuts with some increases expected later. He claimed the price drop makes tires the lowest in industry history due to better manufacturing and cheaper crude rubber.
Standings show Mobile 4 and Nashville 7 with New Orleans 19 in aligs. Memphis 2 and Chattanooga at Birmingham amid rain. Philadelphia 5 over St. Louis 4, Cleveland 8 over Boston 4. Today Pittsburgh at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn among others. Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth and San Antonio records listed.
Nashville readers see Mrs Will Reaves return home after visiting Mr and Mrs D M Galloway in this ally Little Miss June Evens leaves for Chicago to spend summer with Dr and Mrs Wilson Kopp Miss Martha Oliver of Ashdown and Miss Julia Carlton Simms visit Grace Lee Reeder in the city Grace White returns from an extended stay in California and Arizona Mrs Z D Lindsay and Ware Lind say visit Mrs Harold Haller in Hot Springs this week Mrs Jno Norwood of Ozan visits relatives Friday Miss Virginia Gaines leaves for Chicago to study voice at the Chicago Music College
Henry Clark a 25 year old bricklayer fell from the top of the 14 story Medical Arts Building under construction in Hot Springs and landed three floors below He walked to the street with only minor bruises and declined ambulance aid His home is listed as Little Rock
The Senate approved the Caraway bill to improve the approach to Fayetteville Arkansas Confederate cemetery. It would authorize $3,000 expenditure by the Mildred Lee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy for a road along the unpaved part of East Rock Street.
A jumbled OCR fragment set includes crossword solution notes, stray letter clusters, and odd phrases from a puzzle page. It mentions Vaitaruayla Puddie, a tyrant, newsy snippets about Oklahoma and Napa California dairy shipments, and scattered phrases about seeds, frost, and air delivery of milk to San Francisco. The readable items imply a puzzle page mix rather than a single story.
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