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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
3
A speaker urges Quorum Courts to consider appropriations to support county agent and home demonstration work. He stresses these agencies as vital for farmers facing new challenges next year, calling for practical, financial cooperation and efficient use of county resources. The speech honors the members and their future impact on Arkansas agriculture.
In Ifie County a fragmentary note suggests a cutting of potato tattoos by people claimed to be employed by members over five individuals. The text is garbled and incomplete, making precise roles or outcomes unclear.
A drought and low mood push farmers toward diversification beyond cotton. Discussions cover dairying hogs poultry and various field crops while planners weigh oilseed soybeans and other crops. The voluntary shift hinges on wise counsel and thorough deliberation by Quorum Courts statewide.
T D Robertson state superintendent of banks today appointed a receiver for the Bank of Tennessee a state institution. The bank never received deposits from individuals and acted as financial agents for Caldwell Co a well known insurance and banking firm Chancellor R D Howell was named receiver in the action.
John Witcher, a negro, was held to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge after a Willigville hearing. He is accused in the death of Frank Pennigo, shot October 28 during an argument over domestic trouble. Pennigo allegedly crawled toward a shotgun as Witcher beat him, and Witcher shot through a partition door. Witcher was captured by deputy Sam Comer and released on bond to appear before the grand jury.
Gordon Ark Nov 7 The Clark County Bank has given the farmers use of its building. The move aims to support local agricultural groups with meeting space and resources. More details were not provided.
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