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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
3
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Serene time this glace atterrted tViaktutr day. Delaney and faraily were Laring thief that spent Friday at the URaperinernt Paris. Mort Montgomery attended the pay ak Blavion Thurestey night. The Sweet Home bard will play at Friday and Saturday night.
A highway work crew plans a move toward McCaskill announced Saturday. Several workers including CW and Koteey, a ranger of the wack, are expected to proceed toward McCaakill, with details incomplete in the fragment.
The McCaskill Plant Farms owned by W. R. Atkins and Mr. Brokn report a strong season with almost four million sweet potato plants shipped from Mejcankill to nearly every state. Orders came from many new customers for varieties Nancy Hall and Porto Rico, plus a few cabbage and tomato plants.
Rev. and Mrs. WJ Whiteside and daughter Hilda return to Nashville after two years while he studies at Vanderbilt School of Religion. They may join Little Stock Conference work. he will fill the pulpit at Blevins Methodist church Sundays. Mrs Mahaffey and children return from a three day trip. several families visit relatives in Texas. School activities and a twin birth announcement at My Summanel Aleph 4 are also mentioned.
Earl Page, State Commissioner of Agriculture, notes fall price projections for cotton remain low, urging farmers to diversify and shift toward dairying, stock-raising, and other crops. He predicts wide changes next year, driven by market signals, and stresses practical steps like late potatoes and rotating crops to safeguard incomes. Local farmers in north Hempstead County report better-than-expected crop conditions despite limited rain, with corn, tomatoes, and melons showing resilience while late potatoes offer fresh planting opportunities.
Farmers report Mueh hay cut in the past week in the north seelion of whe within Yas. alfalfa Bermuda and wild grass noted. Interest grows in rough hay as stock feed, with many farmers protesting if winter forage is insufficient.
Miss Sasah Louise Gentry of Tex arkana visited Mr and Mrs J EB Gentry recently. Mrs Dera Wortham and children spent the weekend in Mirkeeshore. Mr and Mrs Arvid Stokes and Mr and Mrs A O Bley motored to Mat Springs and Little Rock Sunday. Miss Ena Fer Stephens of Blevins also mentioned.
Two car loads of Lummis type all electric gin machinery arrived in McCaskill last Saturday. S. B. Stone, owner and manager, reports three eighty saw stands and immediate erection. A Fairbanks-M Morse engine was installed last week, and the gin is expected to operate shortly.
Eight carloads of produce have left McCaskill including cucumbers beans and sweet corn. Shippers cite slow movement due to dry weather and weak market while tomatoes are set to move from the point today. The crop is reported good and linked to Mr and Mrs Chester McCaskin. Misty Eva Jean Shuffield returns from Lockesburg with local family news. Mr and Mrs J D Eley and their daughter Lula visited Hope on Sunday.
Belton notes list J W Sidelons away three days and not present Sunday night. P U Seunday visiting parents. Willie Harris and family visited parents Sunday afternoon. J T Dotson and family visited wife's relatives. Dorte Bell Chisn Bill Gibson and W B Eley and son trip to Hot Springs Sunday. J A Peters and family visited relatives at Murfreesboro. Rev Picket now holding two meetings at Doyle and will preach here again Sunday.
Singers and visitors attended the annual singing at Avery's Chapel near McCaskill on Sunday A good program of singing pleased all present At noon a delicious lunch was served under the shade of great oaks near the church This feature of the day was enjoyed.
Bridge timbers for the Blevins Nashville highway are cut as fast as possible and placed at bridge locations. About one third of the timbers have been cut. The timber comes from virgin oak and is sawn by W R Atkins of McCaskill.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes young grass in pastures provides higher digestible carbohydrates and protein than mature stalks. British research suggests grazing every two to three weeks during the growing season maintains nutritive content. In wet periods grass grows faster and pastures should be grazed more closely.
According to those taking turkeys in the Blevins term, the young birds show rapid growth and few deaths have occurred. About eight persons are growing turkeys by the acre, with many using the correct method. The confinement method of raising turkeys is becoming very popular in this section.
The article outlines three care stages from hatching to mature laying, stressing ample space and clean ground, generous feeding, and strong ventilation. It warns against neglect, cites stage-specific needs, and urges year-round daily attention to keep pullets healthy and productive. It also notes an analysis showing poultry as a stable income source amid fluctuating farm prices.
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