09 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1929
Page
1
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The Star's platform calls for using municipal power plant revenues to boost Hope's industrial and social resources, more pavement in 1929, improved alley and yard sanitation, support for the Chamber of Commerce, a county highway program to steadily fund all-weather roads, and practical agricultural programs. It urges cooperative farmer efforts, state highway progress, tax reform, and a streamlined budget.
A column compares two censorship cases to show that moral intent does not guarantee consistent legal outcome. A New York grandmother jailed for mailing a sex education pamphlet contrasts with a Boston man who bought and shared obscene material about a play yet faced no arrest. The piece argues censorship often fails rationally.
In Harper’s Magazine Dr. Joseph Collins notes a flaw in hospital funding. Rich patients pay and the poor receive charity care, but average earners face unaffordable fees. He urges larger endowments to let wage earners access quality care at affordable prices.
Washington letter highlights Robert M. La Follette Jr. as a bright, insurgent voice in the Senate. At 34 he outpaces expectations, fights for progressive causes, battles tariff plans, and maintains strong ties to his father’s legacy while steering Wisconsin Republicans toward reform.
Fragmented archaic text blends Matthew 6 and Job style dialogue criticizing human knowledge. It references God questioning human limits, earth’s foundations, and celestial signs including Orion and Pleiades. The passage exhibits garbled words, mixed citations, and incorrect spellings.
The page presents a crossword puzzle titled Today’s Crossword Puzzle and lists various clue fragments and stray letters from yesterday’s Puggle puzzle. It shows scattered terms, numbers, and partial phrases, suggesting a puzzle page with incomplete entries and a broad spectrum of across and down hints.
The Carnegie Foundation report on subsidizing athletes mentions a figure linked to Stanford football known as a former treasurer now with the BBARBS. The text notes a misheard term in the report, swapping contract bridge for contect, reflecting archival language quirks.
Mr and Mrs Bennie McLarey return to Lite Rock after visiting relatives. Glen Ellis and Mrs Joe Hargis were recent Hone visitors. White family left for Ada Oklahoma for Cement Co. employment. Garland Ellis and the Blands shopped in Texarkana. Stanton MeJunking and Boon Medoukng visited Nashville. Mrs James Shadden and Mary Louise of Monroe LA return home. C Q Doyle couple left for Dallas then Memphis. Roy Stanton and children shopped in Nashville. Rosenbaum and McKinnie were Mineral Springs visitors. Mrs Roy McKee improving after surgery in Little Rock. George and Mrs McJantins of Hope visited Mrs Alex McJantins.
HOLLYWOOD ARK NOV 8 The old Holder hotel banemart at Tally- Wood built before the Civil War by Maj Witherspoon has been razed to make way for a renuis house on J C McAnallys farm. The six rogus with a large ball room were noted for a magnificent Wisteria vine that shaded the front and porches for nearly fifty years. Relics and bottles were found in the torn boards while the building yielded to time and a new use for the land.
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