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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1931

Page

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The Star Platform on Hempstead County Progress

The Star endorses municipal power plant use to aid land social resources in Hone Mare city and pavement improvements in Paralléys. It supports the Chamber of Seven GUNTY A county Eightoay for annual all weather road construction and reduced tread mileage. Advocates practical agricultural benefits, farmer cooperation, and statewide highway progress with tax reform and efficient government.

Mare City Chamber of Seven

Makeshift Job Relief in Early Republic Politics

An analysis contrasts federal taxation with local and state tax burdens, noting Americans pay far more to state and city governments than to the federal government but know little about local officials. The piece argues that voters focus on national campaigns while local governance affects daily finances and services.

The Republic Middle

Weighing the Purpose of a Liberal Arts College

A Dartmouth president argues that colleges exist to foster inquiry and understanding, not merely to deliver facts or guarantee higher pay. He says the aim is to expose students to great minds and instill in them an unprejudiced, inquiring attitude, recognizing the broader value beyond tangible results.

College University Ernest M. Hopkins Dartmouth College Dartmouth Hopkins United States

Roosevelt Dominates Democratic Outlook in Washington Letter

Rodney Dutcher reports that Roosevelt remains the strongest Democratic candidate in national discussions, with Young as a weak challenger and Robinson’s prospects appearing slim. Delegates from various regions express cautious approval of Roosevelt, while efforts to rally behind Smith or Robinson seem largely inconclusive. No rival rises to threaten Roosevelt at this stage.

Rodney Dutcher Ashington Wea Franklin Roosevelt New Yorl Wood Lowden McAdoo Smith Madison Square Grinton Hoover Roosevelt Democratic Committee Owen D. Young Joe Robinson Arkansas Ruskab- Shouse National Party Young Raskab New York Yous

News OF Other Days from The Star of Mope

Mrs J J Brooks of Prescott visited the Barlow on Monday. People visited from Belton and Doyle for the on Monday event. Marguerite Coleman plans marriage to Flobert Jewell Horn in Fayetteville. Katherine Arnold returns from Galloway College for a visit with her parents. Enrollment at Notre Dame University next fall capped at 8 000 with quotas for arts and letters 1 000 science 500 engs itis 500 law 200 and commerce AK

J.J. Brooks Prescott Pepe McRae Edwin Ward Guernsey Lake Frank R. Hill Fulton J. L. Bell Belton D. M. Huddleston Doyle J. B. Coleman Fayetteville Marguerite Coleman Flobert Jewell Horn Katherine Arnold Galloway College Searcy John H. Arnold Buster Johnnie Hereford Chicago J. F. Hereford Shreveport Ferbert Atkins Nell Harn Hope Notre Dame University Law Commerce

Widow and Friends Share Liquor In Edward Henson Will

PHILADELPHIA UPI Edward Francis Henson insurance organizer and president of the Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Insurance Company left a will granting rare old wines and liquors to his widow and three friends Justin Peters William Henry Smedley and J Anderson Ross They are to decide the proper division together with his wife.

Philadelphia UPI Edward Francis Henson Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Insurance Company Henson Justin Peters William Henry Smedley J. Anderson Ross

Canine Legion Member Cognac Missing in New Jersey

In Merchantville New Jersey Cognac the Legion post dog and WWII veteran with a medal for distinguished service is reported missing for two days. The canine served with the Italian Army Ambulance Corps and is the property of Grenville Miller.

Merchantville N. J W.P American Legion Post Grenville Miier

Marion Lee Foster Crowned Farm Baby Champion

Marion Lee Foster, six months old, is named America's champion farm baby in a contest by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Her parents reside near Junetton City, Va. The study entry beat 10,854 contestants to win the prize.

Marion Lee Foster America American Farm Bureau Federation Junetinn City Marion Lee

Farmers Save Millions By New Tax On Oleo

Washington reports that the Brigham Townsend bill imposes a 10 cent per pound tax on all colored oleomargarine, with uncolored oleo taxed at a quarter cent per pound. Farm groups say the levy saves about $1 million daily by shifting competition away from butter, and the measure aims to curb the cheaper colored product. The bill, advancing in the closing days of the seventy first congress, becomes effective in June.

Washington Brigham-Townsend Wis David Burnet Internal Revenue Burnet Congress

Cowpeas Rise With Mississippi Farmers

Mississippi production of cowpeas grew from 230000 to 310000 bushels last year. Commissioner J C Holton says cowpeas are economical and easy to plant, with nearly two million acres of corn in the state suitable for seeding to enrich soil. He notes cowpeas as an early soil building crop. Athens Hornets win the 1931 Texas state basketball title, echoing earlier 1927 1929 and national titles in 1929 1930.

Jackson, Miss Mississippi J. C. Holton Agricultur Holton Athens High School Hornets Texas

One Cent a Day Pays Up to $100 a Month

The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy offering up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months in disability and 1000 dollars for death costs, priced at three and a half dollars per year per person aged 10 to 70. Over 68,000 already hold the protection. Send only name, address, age, beneficiary and relationship for a 10 day free inspection. no medical exam required.

Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co Clerks Building Kansas City

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