13 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
1
The Star outlines 1930 platform sources, calling for paving program and all weather roads, improved backyard sanitation, and cooperative state highway progress. It argues for tax reform and efficient government to reduce expenditures while supporting agricultural and civic advancement in Hempstead County.
The Star reports Hempstead Community Hospital's annual campaign for memberships and voluntary gifts to sustain health services. It lauds citizen generosity and the association's officers and by laws as key to keeping charity cases from turning away, highlighting the role of local women volunteers.
The Why of Whey discusses Kraft Phenix Cheese Corp plans to turn whey waste into products. James Kraft funded Rutgers research leading to a powdered whey with improved digestibility and potential nutritional value, while Velveeta represents whey-based innovation.
Public support is urged as carriers report heavy losses and capacity constraints. Mr Brown warns the life of passenger transport hangs in the balance, noting millions invested by government and public funds could vanish if the industry fails. A small public share in long flights and widespread fear on front pages hinder adoption. Airlines stress safety and speed to win confidence.
Washington letters flag Joseph Grundy, a Worsted yarn manufacturer, poised to become a dominant Republican figure in Pennsylvania. His wool tariff moves and backing by Western progressives push a high duty for wool fabrics, boosting his leverage. Backers say he could rival Boies Penrose and even challenge Hoover for 1932 influence.
A jumble of 1930s city items notes travel stories by Mayor Walker and assorted quips about a flapper pie, frostings, and a French premier. It mentions Chicago racketeers in a hospital incident, Montana game dept stocking trout in snowbound lakes, and a playful Indian chief line, all in a compact, era-tinged roundup.
The piece outlines dietary guidance for women managing family meals, stressing balanced intake, proper calories, and portion control. It covers fuel needs for active women,建议 meals from breakfast to dinner, and tips to avoid excess fat while aiding underweight individuals. It emphasizes midmorning and midafternoon snacks, milk with meals, and liberal iron-rich foods, with adjustments for fat or thin individuals.
25 years ago Yancy Williams arrived from Washington. Wednesday morning M L Moore of Prescott was in Lown. P Tribble of Idabel, Ind Ter, spent Wednesday in the city. Hon W V Thomkins, Prescott lawyer, was in the city Thursday. Luther Smith came from Ozan Thursday to check a shipment.
Ten years ago Miss Jessie McCorkle made a brief visit to relatives in Texarkana. Mrs. Ellis McGuire of Yazoo City Mississippi arrived for a visit with sister Mrs. 1H. T. Exgleston. James O. Montgomery hosted his brother Lee Montgomery of Lewisville as a guest. Mrs. Lewis Carr hosted her sister Mrs. Fred Elmer of Portland Indiana en route home from Florida. A. A. Gordon, a Prescott businessman, was in the city this morning.
In Hempstead Chancery Court plaintiffs sue Bo Chambless Sallie Chambless Aneel Watts Mrs Ancel Watts K Chambless Mrs g F Chamblessy Charlie Chamberlain Mrs Charlie Chamberlain Jim Brooks Nettie Brooks Roy Massingale Mrs Roy Massingale Otis Brooks Essie Brooks Wesley Brooks Mrs Wesley Brooks Lee Brooks Mrs Len Brooks Mrs Quic Moss Iria Jones Walter K Ames and Mrs Walter K Ames Mrs Wade H Brown Mrs J P Dailey Mrs S R Dellis and Mrs C F Farris warn they must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Witness by hand and seal March 12 1930. Willlie Harris Chancery Clerk.
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