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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary reminiscences about Dave Altizer Cantillon in early 20th century baseball circles. Mentions Chicago and St. Louis routes, past glories, and colorful characters with hints of scores, innings, and locker room lore. References unnamed press notes and anecdotes about umpiring tensions.
The report lists numerous weekend visits and gatherings across Clarke and Washington areas. Names such as John Breeding DeaAnn Derryberry Mira M. W. Derryberry Slaton Mavis Clarke Maud Elliott Worthey Audrey Bain Hayse Clarke Tilman Hembree Murphy Atkins Clarke Sayle Ray and Lizzie Rock appear with family members and neighbors.
Fordyce Redbug basketball finished seventh at the El Dorado district tourney, beating Honey Grove and Buena Vista but losing to Mt. Holly and Prescott. Prescott defeated El Dorado to win the title. El Dorado took second. District reps advance to Pine Bluff state tournament. Offseason shifts focus to track and baseball with all of last year’s players returning except one. The squad aims to repeat as state champions.
Kennie Atkins called at Mr A P Clarkes Sunday night. Little Dale and Nora Lee Atkins spent Saturday morning with their grandparents Mr and Mrs A P Clarke. Mr and Mrs Lige Bearden and daughter visited relatives at Bowden Saturday night. Miss Kathleen Roberts visited Miss Hazel Clarke Thursday evening.
Pinehurst, March 12. Helen Hicks, 19, rising star of women’s golf from Hewlett, L. earns money by selling real estate to fund her golfing ambitions. She already won the South tournament with a 79 on the Pine Needles course, medaled in St. Valentine’s event, and plans to join an American women’s team bound for England this spring. Her parents supported her choice, and Hicks aims for major success as she pursues both golf and business.
Washington reports that the United States probes a criminal case naming John Wayland in police court for purchasing whisky under the Volstead Act. Prosecutors argue the law targets individual buyers, while Prohibition officials discuss broader enforcement and supply sources including moonshine and industrial alcohol during the era of Prohibition.
Milwaukee goitre specialist with 24 years of practice claims goitre is not a disease and should be treated at home. He criticizes needless operations and offers a free book explaining his method, inviting readers to write for a copy.
The message argues that the assessor must attend only Hope and Washington by law, but asserts no prohibition on the assessor attending voting precincts. It contends the old method of assessment should be adopted if voters support the speaker.
Arthur C. Erwin runs as a candidate for assessor in a paid party advertisement. The piece notes party affiliation and the campaign intent under a Democratic banner. It presents a brief political campaign entry with no additional policy details.
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