19 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
1
The Star outlines a municipal power plant revenue plan to fund social resources, pavement projects in 1930, better sanitary conditions, Chamber of Commerce support, a county highway program for an all weather road, and tax reform. It highlights cooperative farming and state highway progress as drivers of regional improvement.
The El Dorado Daily News adopts a policy to minimize morbid crime headlines and place murder stories on inside pages. Editors defend crime reporting as a duty of the press while aiming to reduce sensationalism. The move is watched as an experiment in state journalism.
The Magnificent Memorial edition from WE Eagle Democrat Warren commemorates the Saline River bridge No. 15 between Warren and Pine Bluff and the 100th anniversary of Bradley County. It highlights historical data on local lumbering heritage, road and bridge progress, and the once isolated county’s links to nearby regions.
NBA Service Writer Rodney Dutcher notes the odds against Grace Abbott becoming secretary of labor despite support. He argues Hoover prefers cautious, conservative appointees and fake inaction over bold reform. Abbott, longtime head of the Children’s Bureau, is praised for dedication and labor sympathy.
The Hope Cotton Oil Mill resumes operation this week after two months of shutdown due to seed scarcity. Dorsey McRae celebrates a new baby born Thursday morning as his wife and Dr. Weaver note he is safe. A wedding joins Lester Orr and Willie Levins at a home near Hope on June 16, 1905. Lee Allen repaints his livery barn on Main and Third. Also noted are Misses Janie and Mildred Ellis visiting from Foreman, Syd McMath and class fishing on Crystal Lake, Charlie Taylor serving as express messenger on the 4 and L between Hope and Nashville, and J L Morgan of Union Furniture returning from St. Louis.
A Texas student earned college through crossword puzzle constructions printed nationwide. The fragment hints at a law and the tariff bill’s broad reach, suggesting readers may have already considered the idea of a symbolic fod sword for the fellow.
A fragment notes Premier Tardieu of France being elected to an exclusive academy amid playful commentary on wine tasting. The piece jests about Italian wine and a Jersey primary as fashionable summer attire, reflecting a light, satirical tone.
Mr and Mrs J Dennison and Ruby I left last week for a Texas motor trip. Mr and Mrs S Mauldin and family left our community for their former home in Hope. Mrs Pink Horton and Miss Ella Monroe of Washington visited Thursday afternoon. Will Porter was in our vicinity on business Wednesday morning. D Jones of McNab visited A J Franks on Sunday. Fred Kyle toured the area for oil leases. Albert Anderson is repairing the Mauldin house ready for new occupants.
Mrs Gentry hosts a welcome note to visitors while Mrs Maggie Franks visits her son and family in Prescott. The message urges attendance at Sunday school Sunday morning to decide what literature to order for next quarter.
Mrs. Almond of Wichita Kansas, society matron and wife of a prominent attorney, has begun lying in order to find activities between bridge parties and dinner dances. She is mother to a four year old boy and has already soloed, planning to spend much of her time in the air in the future.
GLACIER PARK Montana June 1 Mrs Yellow Kidney of the Glacier National Park reservation recently adopted a crow that flew into her tepel through an open flap. She lets the bird its freedom, and for three weeks it has stayed by her, even sleeping in the wigwam nights.
A garbled crossword fill lists many clues and answers with mixed fragments such as 1 Omi 4 Untie 2 Teeny fringe ments and 20 Gonsend 22 Parposed. The jumble includes references to forms, verbs, numbers, and stray letters, yielding an unreadable mixture of entries and partial solutions.
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