03 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1930
Page
1
The Star outlines plans to develop social resources and sanitary conditions, support for business back yards, and a continuous highway program in Hempstead County. It highlights efficiency in government, cooperative efforts, and practical agricultural progress to aid Arkansas communities.
The Star notes sixty four grade schools in Hope and Hempstead county will compete for prizes in the city hall auditorium on Saturday morning March 22. Aiming to spark spelling prowess and local interest, the event seeks to draw adults to witness the final rounds and celebrate correct spelling as a daily tool.
The article explains that Alsace Lorraine remains unhappy under French rule due to German being prevalent, anti clerical policies, and a push for self government. It argues reunification may not have fully resolved local grievances and predicts ongoing tensions between Rhine provinces and Paris.
A Chicago coast guard crew from Illinois Central Pier No 1 rescues Mrs Elta Wiener 50 after she falls into Lake Michigan. The crew launches a skiff from a wheeled trailer, pulls her from the ice, and transports her to hospital where she recovers.
A London issue discusses embedding quota ions on bed sheets as a new fact, warning that embroidered market quotations would keep folks awake. The central question is balancing naval strength so each nation can be confident of winning the next war.
A family noon meal idea by Sister Mary focuses on a nourishing spinach and rice dish to complement an evening meat meal. The recipe combines two pounds spinach with celery onion rice and cheese, cooked slowly with bacon fat and seasoned with Worcestershire and white pepper, yielding a tender, flavorful luncheon option.
A writer warns that women’s athletics may mimic men’s too closely as delegates arrive in London for a navial parley. The piece notes a danger in this trend and observes many women appearing less enthusiastic.
23 years ago Dr Stuart of Ashdown was in the city last Fridg Carl Holbrook spent Sunday at his home in Mt Vernon Texas C ESwindell of Texarkana spent Monday in Hope Ed Brown of the Nashiville News was in the city Monday evening Clydie Hill of Fulton was shaking hands with old friends in the city Monday Mr and Mrs M A Holt spent Sunday in Jackajones returning Monday Miss Lillian Lesley has returned from Mayfield Ky where she has been teaching Miss Mary Fitzgerald of this city are visiting relatives in this city
Ten years back Mrs J M Riley traveled to Little Rock and returned Monday. Mrs T M Henderson came back from Hot Springs and Little Rock. Mrs Luke Monroe and Mrs Claude Garner of Washington shopped in Hope. Mrs Will Liwry of New Boston Tex visits here with her mother Mrs J R Crutchfield. Mrs Katherine Root of Fort Worth has gone home. Mr and Mrs Talbot Field host their guest Mr Herry Feild of Little Rock for several days. Dr W R Anderson of Shelbyville Ky has accepted a call to the local Presbyterian church and hopes to arrive by early April. Mrs W H Maxwell and children Billie Burt and Martha, visiting, head to Nashville to see relatives. The Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC met at Mrs W W Duckett’s south Elm street. Madame D H Lipscomb and C M Richards were associate hostesses. Mrs J R Autrey of Columbus ships in Hope today. Mrs J N Riley returned home last Armstrong, 41 Little Rock, night after visiting Mrs Mery EB. Cashier H F Grigsby of Hempstead County Bank and Trust Co arri g d last night after a business trip to St Louis
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