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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
3
A review of state education finance shows a growing equalizing fund targeting $1,000,000 as incomes rise. The fund, financed by wing fund and other contributions, has reached $743,015 by May 1, 1930 and is projected to hit the million-dollar mark by year end to aid school buildings amid heavy costs.
The 25th annual Kiwanis International convention will run June 2 through July in Atlantic City New Jersey. Over 6 000 delegates from the United States and Canada are expected. International president Horace W McDavid of Decatur Illinois will preside with officers Raymond M Crossman of Omaha and C C Tatham of Edmonton as vice presidents and treasurer Fred C W Parker of Chicago. The gathering will discuss civic and social service, education of human relations, and ongoing community projects involving health welfare and education.
Pittsburgh June 28 AP appoints American committee for the 29th Carnegie Institute International to select American paintings. Members include Charles Burchfield Emil Carlson Bernard Karfiel Ross Moffett and Horatio Walker. Carlson Karfiel Moffett join three Europeans on the jury. The committee meets in New York September 11 and Pittsburgh September 22. jury meets September 23 to award prizes. Exhibit opens October 16 and runs through December 7, 1920.
Census supervised report shows 44 counties with 1,190,042 population and 2,164 unemployed. Pulaski leads with 1,275 jobless among 127,495 residents, followed by Union 1,001 and Phillips 690. Other counties list unemployment totals by name, including Faulkner 106 and Saline 169, with Ouachita 276 and Mississippi 327 among higher figures.
Boise June 28 The wild horse drive across northern Nevada southwestern Idaho and southeastern Oregon gathers speed as riders and roundup crews corral broomhards mustangs and other horses. Unclaimed animals are sorted auctioned for use and even sold to horsemeat interests while buffalo populations face mass destruction.
Census reports from forty four of Arkansas fifty five counties show a total in progress total across the sampled regions. The brief item notes county counts and signals broader state figures will follow as the survey continues.
The piece discusses wild horses in the West, noting they are often herded into confinement or slaughtered for meat products. Some may be broken for domestic use, but most become canned meat for sale to operators, ranches, or markets. Horse meat, including equine steaks, is said to be popular in major U S city markets and shipped to European buyers.
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