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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
2
The notice lists rates: six months 338 and yearly options 2.75 or 5.00 by mail in Hempstead and Lafayette counties. Other areas price 6.00 per year, 5.08 elsewhere, always payable in advance. City carrier deliveries for Hempstead Nevada Miller and others.
The article discusses county and highway program support for all weather roads and agricultural development. Farmers and cooperative groups urge practical benefits and economic backing across Hemsten counties, emphasizing rural cooperation over urban focus.
A car struck a horse on No 67 between Gordon and Prescott injuring no one, but the crash sparked calls to enforce stock laws and clear livestock from the road from Emmet to Fulton. The essay urges county officials to remove cattle and prevent future danger on the highway.
Early rumors of war between Japan and Russia eased as the two nations signed a large trade pact. Russia agreed to export over 200000 tons of refined oil to Japan, with reports of possible official recognition of Ukuo soon. The move suggests war is less imminent as commercial ties strengthen.
An American business traveler reports French wholesale wine prices have jumped at least 15 percent as exporters plan for a US trade surge following the election. He says wine shipments may begin soon after Election Day, though the 18th amendment remains in force for the foreseeable future. The dry law would not be repealed overnight.
A compilation of remarks from Carl W. Ackerman Major General James G Harbord Winston Churchill and A W Robertson highlighting public action understanding veterans psychology European power balance and economic opportunity. The quotes stress journalism public duty veteran needs courage foresight and industrial rehabilitation.
Weekly Farm Letter promotes cottonseed meal as a low cost, home grown feed for livestock and urges readers to obtain Bulletin No. 5 from the Cottonseed Products Association for feeding formulas. It also shares an anecdote from an ex banker about consolidating hog and cattle farming via regional mail-order sales and notes late rains affecting turnip patches.
Crop gathering winds down in the community as Ardell Clark and Dennis Barnes visit John and O F Lloyd. School begins with Principal J W Tommy and teachers Miss Dorothy Stophs and Miss Sallie Timberlake. Several residents travel or host guests including the Boyetts in Stamps and Ed Burke visitors in town.
Mrs. Jennie Hanegan and her daughter Valadine spent Tuesday with relatives in Texarkana. Dave Conway, the Texarkana hot air merchant, was in the city on Wednesday.
E K Arnold of Washington and James Tsnegan of California visit the city. W M Cornelus trips to Little Rock. Mayor Vesey attends Washington court. John Lloyd injured by a mule last week. J W Tommy visits Hope. White Oak Baptist church holds Sunday services with new teachers to be elected at 10. Court at Washington draws several locals.
New Hope residents including Hazel Watkins and D P Watkins family spent Sunday with relatives. Reece Arrington and his mother A J Arrington shopped in Hope Saturday. Sam Dyer is recovering after losing an eye. Friends lament A J Arrington’s illness and wish his quick return. Roxie and Jettie Watkins with Hazel Watkins and Lester visited Centerville relatives. Clifton Billings and Jessie Wright of Centerville attended church here Sunday night.
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