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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1930

Page

3

4-H Club Delegates Attend State Fair Journey

A report from Little Rock details a 4-H delegation trip organized via Missouri Pacific Railway to the State Fair. Students toured exhibits, won prizes in dress and poultry, and praised home agents for guidance. They express gratitude for free fair admission and encouragement to pursue county excellence.

Little Rock Dat Barriett Isouri Pavifie Railway Areig Ta College Dan T McElvey Paragould Conway Seedplace Con Arkansas’ Fair Eva T.am Fernoon Little Rock Misacific Railway’ Co Congress Connette

British baby births rise in second quarter of 1930s

In England and Wales 170,212 babies were born in the second quarter of 1930s, up 600 from the previous year. The report notes it is the first time since 1928 the period beat the prior year’s record, as debates over birth control echo through church and public discourse.

Britain Iith England Registra General Wales Lambeth

Paraguay New Field For American Autos

Washington reports Paraguay, a small landlocked republic between Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil, could become a key market for American autos. Trade Commissioner Tewksbury notes Paraguay had only 865 cars and 772 trucks and buses registered at the start of 1930, amid a population of 700,000 to 800,000. The commissioner foresees autos driving economic progress in the republic.

Washington Paraguay Bolivia Brazil Tewks Bury Acuncion Yewksbury Commerce Department Republic

Jackson Wins Democratic Primary Election Contest

In Little Rock on October 1, 1940, prosecutor John J. Dulaney of Ashdown lost to J M Jackson after an election contest. The state Board of Election Commissioners must certify Jackson's name to county boards in the Ninth Judicial Circuit. Higgins completed certification for most counties and will finalize Polk, Pike, Howard, Sevier, and Little River upon court order. Dulaney plans to appeal to the state supreme court.

Little Rock Jim B. Higgins John. J. Dulaney Ashdown J. M. Jackson Jackson State Board of Election Commissioners Higgins Ninth Judicial Circuit Polk Pike Howard Sevier Little River DuLaney State Supreme Court

Bricks Cut Jail Terms For These Prisoners

Center Nebraska October 16 1930 UP Knox county jail inmates made bricks to fund a new courthouse and jail. County Attorney Peterson championed the plan noting Knox county clay suitability and merit system allowing sentence reductions for brick production. About 100000 bricks produced to date.

Neb Knox County Peterson

Old Precedent Broken By Academy of Design

New York October 16 The National Academy of Design ends a 105 year practice by excluding non member painters and sculptors from its fall exhibits Thousands of non members had displayed works and later gained fame Previously the only cost was shipping and the jury had to accept works meeting quality standards The academy cites inadequate member representation as the reason for the policy change

New York National Academy of Design Academy

Signpainter John Kane Wins Carnegie International Honor

Pittsburgh artist John Kane, formerly a house and sign painter, is the sole Pennsylvanian among 48 American painters admitted to the Carnegie International Art exhibit. Kane, who shifted from sign painting to art years ago, has exhibited five times in the international show.

Pittsburgh American Committee of Selection John Kane Kane Sveral

New Achievement In Face Powder

The skid of youth lies in every box of new wonderful MELLOGLO Face Powder. The purest powder made its color is passed by the U S Government. No passiness flakiness or irritation. A new French process wakes it spread more smoothly and prevents large pores. No more shiny nose it stayed on longer. Use MELLOGLO. John F Cox Drug Co. Geo W Robison Co. Ady.

U. S John F. Cox Drug Co Geo, W- Robison & Co. Ady

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Senator Tennessee William E. Brock Chattanooga Tenn Brock Senate U. D. Tyson Iel Xann Union Saints Bhue Chambray Confort Uting Bach Ward Week Axministers Atic Chambray Lace West Second Street Hope, Arkansas Secretary of State Academy of Design
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