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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1930
Page
3
A local crane operator installs an air pump station just south of Oran amid remodeling. The modern electric air supply aims to serve a growing community and visiting tourists along the highway quarter mile south of town, attracting a large patronage.
A lethadic church plans a revival meeting in October with cooperation for testing and devotional servites preaching Protise to invite attendees. The event emphasizes devotion and participation as the parish readies to welcome visitors and members.
A scrambled line hints at a local contest involving officials or candidates. Kilkeson hopes for a favorable outcome as organizers choose a plan for a public project tied to land or development. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
In Stockton California J C Maurer and four sons cultivate what is described as the world's largest individual celery farm, extending over more than a square mile with some 21,450,000 bunches. The venture uses waterlogged peat soil and raised beds to grow celery for the New York market, with 3000 acres harvested in the delta region.
McCaskill gin owned by 5S. G. Stone had its best week, ginning 44 bales. The season total stands at 132 bales with more cotton to be picked on the McCaskill low lands.
Linn Creek in Bagnell Missouri will be flooded as Lake of the Ozarks forms next spring. Bagnell Dam under construction will hold Osage river water, creating a 140 mile long lake covering about 4000 acres. The project costs 10 million dollars, aims to supply power from St Louis area, and displaces Linn Creek’s ~100 buildings and Camden county property including 1400 farms and 42 cemeteries.
Urges farmers to select seed corn for next spring to save money and improve seed quality. Cites Arkansas Experiment Station findings that local varieties suit Arkansas conditions better than imported seeds and emphasizes field selection from well developed stalks for robust, higher yielding seed.
Blevins defeats Amity 7 to 6 after Amity blocked its extra point and seized a late lead. Gorham of Blevins intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown, with Brown adding the decisive point on a clever fake. Amity fought hard, but Blevins mounted a final drive to seal the win on their home field.
Entomologists report Paradichlorobenzene as an effective safe remedy for the peach borer on trees four years old or older. Fall application of three quarters of the available chemical per inch of trunk will reduce this destructive pest, with experiments led by Charles J. Alf en at the Georgia fruit pest laboratory and Oliver I. Sapp of the USDA.
Hempstead County origins trace to 1803 with boundaries touching Howard Little River Milley and Columbia counties. The Blevins stage stand became a hospitality landmark, underpinned by old timber log construction and wooden pins, possibly hosting David Crockett. The Ozen Barsher Company built mills and rail lines linking Prescott to Blevins, while Wells Stephens store helped form the town, with early settlers including Burke Dockett Brice Hendricks and others.
LEXINGTON Ky Oct 6 Wheat outperforms corn as hog feed according to University of Kentucky tests. One hundred pound pigs fed a slop mix of 14 parts ground wheat soaked 24 hours and one part tankage gained 1.78 pounds daily. Results suggest 100 pounds of wheat yield about 1649 pounds of pork. Wheat cooked in mash also performed well. tankage should be used when wheat is fed ground or whole.
The first load of poultry from Nelson & Company leaves today with Mr. Nelson accompanying the shipment to market. The car will be loaded Saturday morning and still in progress this afternoon, with continued loading anticipated.
In Ohio poor farming areas after a long drouth, a private firm asserts farmers may relocate to better regions. The drought has caused three consecutive crop failures in southern Ohio with dry weather following two rainy years, threatening continued losses and potential land abandonment.
Our Poultry Column discusses how egg production hinges on proper feed quality and balanced rations. It emphasizes using good grain, oyster shell, and clean feed to prevent underperformance and ensure hens lay efficiently.
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