Platform aims to raise revenues for Hope polder plant support
The Star outlines a municipal platform to fund social resources in Hope, improve sanitary conditions, and back yard improvements. It champions a county highway program, a single-payer road plan, and broader tax reform. The piece argues for cooperative efforts, state highway progress, and efficient governance to aid Hempstead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Hempstead County
Bniehe Cigntry
Fenries
Arkenmasch
Growth of suburbs reshapes city populations
The country faces a shift as urban populations concentrate in outlying districts and suburbs, with Manhattan losing residents while outer areas gain. The author calls suburban growth healthy, arguing it reduces congestion and improves living conditions, despite strain on central districts like the East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrough
Manhattan
New York
New York City
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
East Side
Aout
The Decline of Boxing and Its Aftermath
The essay argues boxing’s decline after the Sharkey Schmeling fight reflects broader shifts in American sport. It laments sour public reactions to heavyweight bouts and notes prize fighting has become more a business than a sport. It contrasts boxing with golf, football, baseball, and horse racing, valuing genuine play over commercialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sporting World
Jack Dempsey
Wil
Dempsey
von Value
Tick quarantine lifted for five Arkansas counties
The Texarkana Gazette reports a move by the director of Arkansas Bureau of Animal Industry to lift the quarantine against cattle fever ticks in Miller Pike Howard Hot Spring and Clark counties effective July 1. Remaining infested counties amount to 15 along the southern border and Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Texarkana Gazette
Miller
Pike
Howard
Hot Spring
Clark
Mississippi River
Bowie County
Texas
Gazette
State highway audit dispute offers political optics not facts
The Arkansas debate over the state highway funds audit weighs political rhetoric more than truth. The Star argues outside accountants are needed to reveal real finances, while criticizing the legislature and appointive highway commission. It praises highway construction progress and warns against dismantling the program amid campaign noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
McDuffie and Stewart
Comptroller
State Highway Commission
McDuffie
Stewart
Capitol
Certified Public Accountant
The
Star
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
South
Martineau
Fort Smith
John S. Parks
Parks
Social notes from Hope and nearby towns enlarge star files
Miss Elizabeth Barlow vacationing in Texarkana spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Jim Turner and children returned to Malvern from Hope. DeAnn resident H J Whipple joined Star readers in Hope. Immigration agent R L Prichard took homeseekers to Stamps. Ed Shepperson of Columbus passed through Hope to Texarkana. Bob Carrigan of Ozan, a sheriff candidate, was in Hope. E P Stewart headed to Atlantic City for Rotary International session. Jeanne Printestoo of Wyoming and Mrs Afton Seal of Ohio noted as oil geologists in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barlow
Texarkana
Jim Turner
Hope
Malvern
H. J. Whipple
DeAnn
R. L. Prichard
L. & A. Railroad
Ed Shepperson
Columbus
Robert LaGrone
Harold King
Bob Carrigan
Ozan
E. P. Stewart
Hepe Rotary Club
Tormorroon
Atlantic City
Rotary Clubs
Hope Club
Jeanne Printestoo
Wyoming
Mrs. Afton Seal
Ohio
United States
Safety in Numbers at Saenger Tonight
The Saenger theater shows Buddy Rogers in Safety in Numbers for the last time tonight. The breezy comedy follows a heir to 950 million who, guarded by an uncle, is sent to New York to visit three Folies girls. He falls for the chorus girl operator and, after several romantic mixups, wins Kathryn Crawford in a humorous finish with seven new melodies featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger Theatre
New York
Kira
Buddy
Kathryn Crawford
Lindbergh High Altitude Tests Planned at Newark Area
Newark airport reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will move his Lockheed Sirius craft from Newark to Teterboro Hasbrouck Heights for high altitude testing. The decision follows a Thursday transfer and indicates continued experiments in aviation endurance and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Airport
Newark
N.J
Charles A. Lindbeigh
Teterboro
Hasbrouck Heights
Pilot plans altitude engine tests for transcontinental data
A pilot aims to conduct speed tests at high altitudes using superchargers to simulate sea level cylinder pressure. Tests will run for a month, as engineers rapidly attach apparatus to the plane. Data collected will support transcontinental transport work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wold
Kiddies Club Treasure Hunt At Publix Saenger Theatre
The Publix Saenger Kiddies Club plans a big treasure hunt at the theatre tomorrow starting at 10 am. Members will be grouped and supervised by theatre staff to ensure child safety as clues lead to treats from Coca Cola plant Webb's News Stand Briant's drug Morelands Hope Fruit Co Patterson's Montgomery Ward Greene Cleaners and the Hope Star newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publix- Saenger Kiddies Club
Kiddies Club
Webb
Briant's
Morelands
Hope Fruit Co
Pattersons Dry Goods
Montgomery
Wards More
Greene Clean
Pers
Hope Star
Grid Star Wins Beauty Honors at Florida 1929 Athlete
Dale Vansickel, end on the University of Florida football team, was named the most handsome student at the university. He also played basketball and baseball, becoming the first Florida athlete to enter the mythical All-American hall of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Vansickel
University of Florida
Piorida
Oktay
Treasure Hunt and Show Attract Big Crowd
A community event invites all to a treasure hunt with many prizes and scheduled games. Attendees are urged to wear buttons and arrive by 10 oclock for the show, then return for the big activities and entertainment for kids and adults.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution From Batuidaya Bursts
Puzzle text shows scattered clues and partial entries across many lines. It includes references to flower, garment, Indigo, and various obscured terms. The readable bits indicate a crossword solution or clue list with multiple disconnected entries and garbled OCR. The fragmentary state suggests a puzzle page with unsolved and misread lines.
Fragmentary OCR News Note Seeks Clarification
Fragmented text provides partial names and numbers with unclear context. The readable bits mention a ship or venue, names like Matt and Airetene, and a question mark, suggesting an unfinished notice or brief item. No verifiable events or outcomes are established.
White Hawks Increase At St Joe Plant Area
In St Joe near the Vime and Stone Company plant, white hawks of the rare large variety nest in timber. Austin Begley, employed there, says the pair seen two years ago has grown to several, preying on sport birds, rabbits, and squirrels and occasionally visiting farm yards for chickens. He notes they resemble ordinary chicken hawks except for color. No one has shot one for close examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joe
St. Joe Vime and Stone Company
Austin Begley
Begleey
Index of Developments in Agriculture Since 400 B C
Miss Mary G Lacy of the Department of Agriculture at Washington has compiled an index tracing developments in agriculture from 400 B C to the present. The compilation surveys progress across farming methods crops and related scientific advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Lacy
Department of Agriculture At
Washington
B. C
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Urinary Relief
An advertisement from John S. Gibson Drug Co promotes Cystex claiming it relieves backache bladder irritation and burning within 48 hours. The spot offers a money back guarantee if there is no quick improvement and urges readers to try the product for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Cardus praised by Hopkinsville woman after relief
Mrs. Mackey Beatt of 102 North Kentucky Avenue, Hopkinsville, recounts severe headaches dizziness and cramps that hindered her work. After taking four bottles of Cardut, she says her condition improved, headaches stopped, and she felt strengthened, with many neighbors now praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Mackey Beatt
North
Kentucky Avenue
Cardus
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Ark
Star Publishing Co
Alek
Ho Washburn
South Main Street
Hope, Ark
Inhaames
Alex H. Washburn
Ratton and Rublisher
Advarice
Pet
Faiths
Hempstead
Nevada
Mittuna LaFayette
Associated
Aes
Jocal Ews
State Highway Department
the Star
Saenger
Lindlebergh
Dr.Freveco
Tex
Alimiewen
eiRial
Poiris
Welra
Rosching
Minterle
Moana
Matt Ata
Alex Hallo
Aan
Kentucky
Moreland's Drug Store
Wrecker Service
Aciha
Uncle Sams
Merica
Ozarks
Strget
U.S
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