02 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
1
The Star's platform urges applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope city's social resources and paving. proposes an all-weather road yearly to ease travel and boost commerce. It advocates farmer co‑operation, county aid, and a Rightway program for fire and infrastructure, aiming for efficient government and rural progress.
Former South Carolina observance marks the Ferguson monument on Kings Mountain amid debate over commemorating a British officer. Proponents urge balanced history and improved Anglo American ties, while opponents recall the battle’s brutal past and Civil War era resentments.
Laugh That Off movement in Little Rock aims to undermine the Eighteenth Amendment by humor rather than protest. The piece argues the constitution's dignity must be protected, warning that mocking law erodes respect for government. It notes Bishop Cannon's return from Brazil amid charges, and Dwight Morrow’s repeal stance. It also mentions the National Horseshoe Pitching Tournament in Chicago and a Philadelphia crossword puzzle comment as cultural sidelines.
A broad look at primary results shows anti saloon league influence fading as wets gain ground in Illinois New Jersey New York Ohio and California. noteworthy upsets include Cramton and Hudson in Michigan and party stance shifts in Nebraska Washington and Massachusetts.
Health of the community is improved. Visitors include Mrs Porter Powers and baby from Oklahoma with her parents the Bearden family. Local residents and guests share events, worship led by Eld Bright, a Saturday party at the Steed home, and a Sunday school reminder for 10 o clock.
Disjointed notices reference slogans, gangsters in Chicago, and a quip about James W. Gerard listing 64 rulers of America. A young author discards a manuscript and a magazine rejects a subscription blank, highlighting cluttered, satirical fragments from varying locales.
S. F. Timms, longtime justice of the peace in Lake City, has begun his eleventh term and twenty-first year in office. He recently renamed without position and has officiated at more than 1,230 marriages and disposed of over 4,000 cases.
New head of the Peruvian air force is American Juan O Connor, taking duties under Peru's provisional government, succeeding Commander Harold Grow, another American arrested when revolutionists toppled the Leguia regime. Also brief local notices and an extended, low coherence puzzle section follow.
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