The Star's Platform on State Highway Progress
The Star outlines a platform favoring development of state resources and sanitary improvements in Hop city areas, with a yearly program to build a weatherproof road and reduce public expenditure. It advocates co operative farming, agricultural programs, and efficient government to aid Hemrpstead county farmers amid Arkansas cattle tick concerns.
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P Highuiey
Hemrpstead County
Siste
Arkanisas
Leona Rusk to Lead Hope Hempstead Cooking School
The Star promotes the Oak Cooking School in Saenger Hall with Mrs Leona Rusk Thing and Lettie Dougan touring Hope and Hempstead county. The second annual City wide Cooking School runs Monday to Friday, free to all housewives within 50 miles. Over 1,800 attended last year and organizers anticipate new records this time. The newspaper funds all expenses and invites every area housewife to join.
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Eek the
Leona Rusk
Hope
Hempstead County
Oak
Saenger Fill
Fricomes
el Paso
Texas
Lettie
Cep
Cwill
Thing
Sree Ee
Ars Ihatrieton
Oliver Dougan
Los Angalés
OS Hope
Dougan
Hone
Weather Here and Other Places in Past Day
The piece notes a widespread cool snap across the country with warm Pacific coast readings and very cold conditions in the Midwest and South. It praises Hot Springs for pleasant weather, contrasts California heat with Midwest freezing, and mentions sunny, bracing days inviting outdoor activity. It also discusses Ozark climate as exceptional year round and a local joke about burnt toast.
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Daily Press
Pacific Coast
Mercury
Midwest
Old South
South Atlantic
California
Florida
Gulf Coast
Ozarks
Babee
Cn Bie
Prohibition Fight Continues As Wet Dry Divide Persists
Rodney Dutcher notes hearings show prohibition remains bitterly controversial with wets gaining solidarity while drys hold power in Congress. He cites lobbying from Ford, Rockefeller, Edison and prominent women supporters, predicting elections will test wet sentiment and possible shifts in the next Congress.
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Rodney Dutcher
ARA
Ashington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Drys
Henry Ford
Jona DB
Rockefeller
Thomas Edison
Ratink Jn House
Senate
Eveil
Community Notes From Saratoga Weekend Visits
Mrs. Lewis MeJunkins returned from Hope after visiting brother Leonard Hughes. Local families hosted relatives and guests including McLareys of Lite Rock and MeJunkins family at multiple homes. The town anticipates new mercantile offerings and street lights to be ready by April 1.
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Lewis MeJunkins
Hope
Leonard Hughes
Bennie McLarey
Lite Rock
C. D. McLarey
J. R. MeJunkins
Meadvville
W. E. McJunkins
Will and
Harold
Maudiville
E. Taylor
Jeff Bland
Wallace Hall
Texarkana
W. B. McJunkins
Cora Mae Taylor
Raye Adkison
Yellow Creek
Sollons Atkins
Barbara Jean
Battlefield
Ben Wilson
George Ruselt
Guernsey
Ike Holland
Maudsville
Maggie Holland
Miller Bland
Nashville
Pauline Boyd
Dallas
B. Dillard
P. A. Fricks
Hope Visitors Highlight Local Social Scene
Texarkana businessman J. B. McGregor and Nashville resident S. B. Dildy were in Hope on Thursday as visitors. BG. Cox from Fulonn also called in Hope that day. Mr and Mrs R M LaGrone hosted in honor their guests Miss Sanders and Miss Frankie Sanders at a recent reception.
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J. B. McGregor
Texarkana
Hope
S. B. Dildy
Nashville
BG. Cox
Fulonn
R. M. LaGrone
Miss Sanders
Frankie Sanders
Visitors from nearby towns fill Hope city day
Ten years ago J B Robins Jr of Ozan is in Hope. Jim Brooks from Columbus was in town Saturday and Tom Stuart came from Columbus this morning. M W Greson of Prescott and L W Buchanan of Prescott were here today and Clifford Byers of Washington was here yesterday. Dr H H Darnall of Columbus was in Hope on business today. Miss Irene Dews of Arkadelphia visits Mrs Fr G Frederick. J W Teeter, principal of Bodin high school, was in the city yesterday.
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J. B. Robins, Jr
Ozan
Jim Brooks
Columbus
Tom Stuart
M. W. Greson
Prescott
L. W. Buchanan
Clifford Byers
Washington
H. H. Darnall
Irene Dews
Arkadelphia
Fr. G. Frederick
J. W. Teeter
Bodeen High School
Connie Mack Early Life at Shoe Factory Roots of Phillies Legend
Connie Mack, famed veteran pilot of the Philadelphia Athletica, grew up working in a shoe factory to support his mother and younger siblings. His father, Michael McGuddy, died while the boy was getting by, shaping the early hardships that followed him into baseball.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletica
Michael, McGillcuddy
Camera uncovers new planet after thirty year search
A camera identifies a new planet following three decades of investigation. Experts describe the discovery as a pivotal moment in astronomy. Meanwhile, discussions on urban transport grow as car parking challenges intensify, and a midseason athletic incident raises questions. The fragment mentions Lindy’s fall from a horse and a reference to a prince, but details are unclear.
Texas beauty prize owner earns fortune during prohibition era
A garbled report notes a Boston man tied to a Texas beauty prize fortune earned in four years as a prohibition agent. It mentions a long term movie contract and another Texas winner in a national beauty contest. It also hints Virginia spring tours for ten thousand schoolchildren from Atlanta to Chicago.
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Texas
Diviner
Lone Star
Atlanta
Chicago
Virginia
Spring 11 L Que school to close next Friday mumps hit several students
The Spring 11 L Que school will close next Friday due to mumps with several students already quitting. Victims listed include Byrat McDowell Nora Martin and Finley Turmer. Local residents attended Baptist church services, with many relatives visiting and a burial for Mrs. Boned noted. The community reports radish harvest activity and a death of eight year old Phearl Collins, leaving a broken family.
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Que
Byrat McDowell
Nora Martin
Finley Turmer
Alvin Robertson
Hope
The
Baptist Church
Jim Martin
E. J. Brint
Daisy Bond
Boned
Hone
Leonard Boyce Ane
Carl Aubrey
Frank Warner
Mike Foley
Little Joe
W. P. Agee
J. H. Yucom
Olu Smith
Waldo
Little Phearl Collins
Jess Collins
Little Thearl
Melrose Visit and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Melrose reports Charlie Mays and family visiting Blytheville. A party hosted by Miss Lillian Collier was enjoyed by attendees. Mrs Caudle and family, Mrs Mattle Latterback, and Miss Hazel Arnold attended Bright Star Church on Sunday. Charlie May and family and Miss Alma Rothwell spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Louie Fronzt.
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Charlie Mays
Blytheville
Lillian Collier
Caudle
Mattle Latterbavk
Hazel Arnold
Bright Star
Charlie May
Alma Rothwell
Louie Fronzt
Graduation Events Highlight Guernsey Community News
Guernsey notes report eighth grade graduation exercises well attended with talks by Dr. Francis Buddin and Superintendent Austin. Various locals visited relatives in Hope Center Point Texarkana and Stamps while others attended the Hope Star spelling contest.
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Francis Buddin
Austin
Flope
Georgia Atkinson
W. S. Sexton
Frances Youum
Hope
G. W. Gilbert
Center Point
Siundsy
Bud Aylett
City Hall
Hope Star
Allens Wylie
Dollie Hatfield
Hitfield
R. G. Byers
Providence
Sayer Davis
Mollie Walker
Grant and
Brosin
Spring Wise at Strand Encourages Sunday Singing
Health at this place is good and the Sunday school was well attended. Reeves filed appointments on Sunday and Sunday night. E McDowell remains in with the manpe and hopefully will recover. There will be a Sunday evening singing at the Spring End sell House on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Honey Prather have returned from Smackover. Joe C Porterfiult mare 4 Business Wip to Hope Tuesday.
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Reeves
E. McDowell
Honey Prather
Smackover
Joe C. Porterfiult Mare
Hope
Health in high community joys with a weekend party
A Centerville report notes healthy community spirit with a Saturday night gathering at Miss Marie Bennett's home. Visitors Joe and Qinmer Bennett called on their sister near Rosstah Sunday. No meeting is scheduled for Sunday at eleven. everyone is invited.
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Centerville
Hig
Marie Sudden
Joe
Qinmer Bennett
Rosstah
Daily Crossword Puzzle And Family Recipe Fragments
A jumble of crossword clues and a long, mixed text block on fish dishes, baked entrees, and party fare. The piece lists ingredients, steps, and kitchen tips with many garbled phrases, names, and measurements, reflecting an old newspaper section blending puzzles with a recipe column.
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