Hope Area Truck Crops Profit Pictures Optimism
The piece reports that Hope Arkansas area truck farmers averaged four thousand dollars daily in beans and potatoes for the first seventeen days of the month, notes publicity on business depression has prompted questions about sales, and argues local shipments showed large gross but limited profit while the overall economy may improve. It cites W S Fontaine and a New York World summary arguing the stock market crash of 1929 was not banking-driven and predicts continued business progress amid temporary recession.
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Hope
Associated Press
The
Star
Arkansas
Fontaine
New York World
Wall Street
Burlington
Northern Pacific
New York
Europe
Thelman Parkinson’s Senate Bid in New Jersey Outlook
Washington reports Thelman Parkinson of Vineland leads Democratic hopes for the New Jersey short term Senate seat facing Republican Dwight W. Morrow. Parkinson’s rise hinges on party unity, donor support, and potential cross votes if Morrow seeks the full term amid a volatile primary and possible McCormick challenge.
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Rodney Dutcher
NALA
Weller WA
Rembtkcans
New Jersey
U. S. Senate
Dwight W. Morrow
Franklin Fort
Joe Frelinghuys
G. Q. JP
Miss Thelman Parkingon
Vineland
Lina
Wileh Enda
Morrow
Miss Parkinson
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Minals
McCormick
Farkingon
France
Marcel
Winnen
Senate
Rebecca Felton
Guorgia
Tony Wit
Democratic Party
Paraibla
Thelma
Misa Parkinson
Smith College
Dona
Commith
Young Var of
Smnith Campa
Madison Square den
Hougtom
Hope's Platform Promotes City Revenue Use for Social Resources
The Star outlines Hope city aims to use municipal power plant revenues to fund social projects and pavement, while supporting Chamber of Commerce initiatives and a county highway program to build all weather roads. It emphasizes state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient budgeting as core policies.
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Hope
Baort Tie’ Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Safeguarding Life Before Independence Day
A historical notice urges safety amid Independence Day celebrations. It notes 97 000 deaths from accidents last year, 23 000 more than two decades earlier, and argues education and caution could prevent many losses. It stresses avoiding unnecessary risks and careful handling of fireworks.
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Ook
East and West meet in India debate on home rule
The piece explores Kipling’s line East is East and West is West in the India Great Britain clash over independence. It weighs India’s gratitude for British aid against Gandhi’s push for total home rule and self sufficiency, asking whether India can abandon the past without losing what Britain gave. It questions if India can thrive alone or regress, as observers note the world watches a nuanced struggle.
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Hen Kipling
West
Hie
India
Great Britain
Indiana
Indig
Gandhi
Tidia
Kipling
News of Other Days From the Files of the Star
A recap of past events from Hope with names such as J B Stone Fair Porterfield Texarkana and Patterson noting visits and local business travel. 10 years ago entries mention fishing at Beards Lake and Jean Laseter returning from Arkadelphia for a Baptist assembly while Will Daniels travels through Hope.
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J. B. Stone
Arkansas
Chloe Smith
Nashville
Jett Black
Paul Simos
D. B. Thompson
D. B. Thompson, Jr
Harvey Betts
Beards Lake
W. H. Briant
Bingen
Jean Laseter
Arkadelphia
Baptist Assembly
Will Daniels
Blevins
Hope
Shreveport J
Unclear historic note on prices and relations across nations
The fragment discusses silver prices being unusually low, compares global attitudes of Italy and France, and mentions a Cleveland guard shooting a youth. It shifts to local life notes including hospitalities, births, weekend visits, and a reminder about Sunday school. Names include Charles E. Baker, Dewey Bearden, Andy Jordan, Edward Wright, Jim Butler, Fay Turmer, and others.
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Piercy
Sutton
Aubry Collier
Qkay
Willie Henry
Gladys
Aubry Jr. Collier
Oka
Archie Summers
Hope
Dewey Bearden
Local social notes from pages near Okay and Fay etteville
Columbus residents Mr and Mrs Chas Brisnt of Fayetteville and Mrs Neal McKennon of Sulphur City, with Mr and Mrs J T Nelson and J P Nelson of Otan, visited friends here on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Morley Jennings and Mrs Mary Gaines Autrey were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Ellis at Okay Friday night.
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Chas, Brisnt
Fay~etteville
Neal McKennon
Sulphur City
J. T Nelson
J. P. Nelson
Qtan
Morley Jennings
Mis
Mary Gaines Autrey
Glen Ellis
Okay
Visitors and political candidates highlight Hope week
H M Stephens of Blevins visited Wednesday as candidate for county judge while Brooks Hays spoke in Hope Friday night as gubernatorial candidate. Local residents and families, including Dr. I R Autrey and J O Johnson, hosted visitors and joined in social outings with others traveling to Nashville and Fulton.
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H. M. Stephens
Blevins
I. R. Antrey
J. O. Johnson
Brooks Hays
Hope
Citas. W. Darnall
Piltbury
Pox
I. H. Darnall
Verda McCorkle
Connie Clendinin
Car
Gilbert
Dizzy Spells and Headache Endorse Black-Draught Use
Mrs. Sarah L. Thomas of Atlanta recounts forty five years of using Whedford's Black-Draught for headaches dizziness and digestive issues. She credits it with rapid relief and lists it as useful for constipation indigestion and upset stomachs, noting its low cost of one cent per dose.
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Atlanta
Whedford
Sarah L. Thomas
Bedford Place
Aime
Sunday visits and travels across the northern state
Sunday saw Thomas Booker of Texarkana visiting in the home of R. C. Stuart, with Richard leaving for a trip to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dicken in Flordora. Le Johnson of Fulton visited relatives, while T. L. and J. O. Johnson and Fred White’s group gathered with Magnolia and Hope residents. The Hamilton and Delaney households hosted guests, and Miss Thelma Wilson of Houston visited her mother, Mrs. Allie Wilson.
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Haverland
Parlets
Thomas Booker
Texarkana
R. c. Stuart
Morley Jennings
Richard
C. E. Dicken
Fl ‘Dorada
le Johnson
Fulton
T. L
J. O. Johnson
Fred White
Mary Della
Magnolia
Della White
Hope
D. W. Hamilton
Jim Delaney
Nooshville
Robbie McCorkle
Thelma Wilson
Houston
Texas
Allie Wilson
Community Notes From Oakland Weekly Gathering
Local notes report mild illness across Oakland with chills fever and colds. Brethren Lee Coudte fulfilled a visitation appointment Saturday. Sunday school progresses well at this place. Families, visits, and social gatherings are recorded including Hamiltons, Clantons, Ferguson, Hipp, Merwin, Mantiken, Wise, and Key with ball games in Fulton.
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Tiealth
Lee Coudte
Munn Hamilton
W. T. Clanton
Pauline Ferguson
Hagel Hipp
Hope
Joe Merwin
Emanet
Lois Mantiken
Buise Wise
Melrose
Willie Key
Charles
Anday Hamilton
Clifford Russell
Fulton
L. H. Coleman
Mr and Mrs Rey Coleman Attend Sunday in Wiville
Mr and Mrs Rey Coleman spent Sunday afternoon in Wiville enjoying a quiet outing.
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Rey Coleman
Wiville
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Washington
Loren
the Star
Italy
Seine
Cleveland
Henry
Charles E. Baker
Center Point
Millard Stuart
Dewey
Columbus
Georgia
Thedford
Ford
Oakland
Moreland's Drug Store
P. J. Sutton Shoe
Monts Seed Store
Triumph Patalel
DeAnn
TIA Bushele Cold
Tees
D, M
Sam
Pave Monewe
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