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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR recalls a violent confrontation with names like Ison Pete and Mr Nelson in Lempstead County. The garbled text provides little coherent context or outcome but signals a historical incident involving a person named Ison and another called Pete, with Mr Nelson referenced as well.
Kenkichi Yoshizawa Japanese ambassador to France leads the Japanese delegation at the League of Nations in Geneva representing his government in the Sino Japanese crisis conference at Mariburi He has played an important part in the debate over inviting the United States to participate.
In Hempstead county McCaskill area cotton yields will exceed early estimates says S G Stone ginner. He was ginning bale No 1162 at 2 pm Monday and expects the season to surpass 1400 bales as cotton is rapidly harvested in the north part of the county while hay and corn work continues in fair weather. A week of rain could hurt corn more than cotton.
Mrs Bert Scott of McCaskill is named chairwoman of the Red Cross Membership drive there. She has already secured a number of members among local business houses.
A Kansas State extension poultryman reports that hens can molt and still lay eggs in late fall and early winter. By using all night lighting, continuous shelled corn, and moist mash, hens can complete molt in about 1 1/3 weeks, with three feedings daily, seeming as well off as with longer molts.
Diphtheria case reported at Bingen school this morning. H R Holt visited Bingen Monday. Mrs W J Stuart and children from Highland visited Tokio Sunday. Mr and Mrs W T Cooley were in Bingen Saturday. Potatoes are yielding well for many. J B Thompson and family attended rural carriers meeting at Waldron Arkansas Saturday. Billy Harris drives the Bingen and Mt Pleasant school bus. Sheriff Charley Peters of Sarpy County Nebraska is attempting a comeback in wrestling.
Mary confronts a wavering family dynamic as Mr Jupiter hints at past plans to adopt her while Bruce remains absent. A Hollywood reporter presses for a scoop, and Mary weighs warning ahead of a tense continuing saga with Eddie and the looming Bobby.
Clarksville Texas a unusual demonstration of semi waste land utilization in permanent pasture building at the Frank Watkins project near Rosalie has won first place in the East Texas contest. Judges who visited in May called it outstanding among entries across East Texas. The 15 acre plot on ordinary East Texas land features seven clover varieties and three grasses. As many as 36 head of cattle grazed there in a year and rarely fewer than 20 fed at once. County Agent C M Knight aided by extension service representatives advised Watkins who says a 15 acre pasture can sustain 20 cattle. A county wide January campaign sparked several permanent pasture demonstrations and Watkins victory is expected to spur more pasture building in the region.
Sheriff Woody Townsend of Bastrop County stands trial in Travis County District Court on charges he wilfully and extensively demanded and received excessive fees of office. Seventeen veniremen were questioned with three excused for preformed opinions and three more to be challenged. The case links to indictments against four Central Texas sheriffs tied to a legislative inquiry into the Texas ice system.
New York. The Kansas City Southern railway reported for September net income after taxes of $412,519, down from $423,849 in the same month last year.
The Standard. O1l Company of Nashville installed extra equipment at the JA. Sevedge store in McCaskill on Monday. Sevedge previously handled only white gasoline and will now offer both white gasoline and Esso.
Washington expert Harry D. Tiemann of the forest products laboratory reports the Douglas fir, not the redwood, may hold the height record. A 1900 felled tree measured 380 feet, another in British Columbia was 417 feet, while the tallest redwood remains estimated at 359 to 368 feet. Three thoroughbreds—Fleeting Fire, Mintairy, John Bane—each won six races at Agua Caliente’s second summer race meeting.
The Blevins consolidated schools showed increased attendance in the second week of the fall and winter term. Superintendent J Glenn Coker says full capacity won’t be reached this week as some pupils continue adjusting. An advanced program continues at the Methodist church. A new building is expected to be completed within 30 days, though this is not definite.
In Atlanta the sixth ecumenical Methodist conference paid tribute to A. Edson Monday. A six member committee was formed to draft a condolence resolution. A prayer for peaceful relations was offered as delegates extended friendship to American Methodists during progress toward Yorktown’s 150th anniversary victory celebration.
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