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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1929
Page
3
Hope Stat subscribers should receive the paper by 6 14 p m, call 788 to notify the circulation manager if no paper is left or not placed on the porch. A special delivery will be made for missed papers if the complaint is made before 6 45 p m.
Jasper Lively and Jroms Oliver Canady visited friends in Shreveport over the weekend. Charley LaMoore joined Star's mechanical department, arriving Friday and starting duties Saturday morning. Elwood Curdle wed Miss Ole Hamilton on Sunday morning at the Judge's residence with Justice Huntley officiating.
A Memphis editorial argues money is amoral and banks finance risk and speculation more than essential production. It cites a federal raid on rum running and suggests banks funded the illicit operation, urging a thorough investigation to distinguish lawful finance from lawless profit and preserve social order.
In Vendiee California the corpse of a cult priestess was exhumed and buried beside a motherlode box containing seven des to aid her in a supposed ritual. Police report says the priestess body was laid beneath a Vendiee venue as investigators pursue the strange maysterions activities. Parents Ay and Mrs Willan Eunos were held for investigation as rumors swirl.
In Saint Paul Minnesota Det Et dosoph Caspay and Jed Behrendt admitted to Judge J C Michael that they sought spending money by melting junk pipes from a church organ and selling to a junk dealer for 4.55 dollars. Caspar and Behrendt received two year terms in the state penitentiary. A wedding proceeded with an officiant halted by a confusing prior marriage claim. The minister later explained a prior affiliation with the church.
In Shelbyville Indiana on September 21 The Rev L O Richmond Presbyterian pastor interrupted a wedding service to declare his own marriage, drawing attention from guests and prompting local commentary on conduct.
In Washington a bribery trial defense rested as final arguments began. Special government counsel Atlee Pomereno urged the jury to decide if the $100,000 Yoheny advanced to Mall was a loan or not, as Fall faces guilt or innocence.
The notice states reassessments for Street Improvement District No. 1 and related districts have been filed and are open for inspection in the recorder’s office. It lists multiple districts including curb and gutter and sewer improvements with inspection periods and filing names such as Fred Webb and Fred Webb Recorder.
A municipal light plant replaces outdated machinery with new items and ships several large pieces by flat car to Planters Packing Co. of Crystal Springs, Mississippi. The equipment powers canning and other industrial processes in the region. A fire recently destroyed the Mississippi plant that cans local farmers’ products nearby.
Travel Air team from Wells, Kansas, with pilot Wella Poa Mee Truntty Trophy, cruises Newntur Wale area. Liewtenwat Ad J. Viavis of Lansing Michigan and John Diviniston pilot Whee Money in the tour, showcasing company entries.
WASTINGTON Det. 210 reports a gas boon to the Zeppelin but a plague for the cannery. Sulphur dyed to combat brown rot fungus on peaches is blamed for outbreaks in canning operations. Scientists Culpepper and Moon link hydrofen sulfide to spoilage and metal corrosion, urging preventive measures.
Washington section reports a warning from Chet 21 about continued high prices. Unclear details but emphasis on persistently elevated costs across goods and services. Initial remarks suggest market pressure and potential policy responses may follow in coming weeks.
Economists from the Department of Agriculture forecast a bright Thanksgiving turkey outlook. The report notes steady supply and stable prices across major markets, with producers optimistic about demand and regional trends supporting turkey production this season.
Reported from Berlin, former Bulgarian prime minister dies at a Berlin hospital after a long illness. Authorities have not released further details. the death prompts tributes from political figures and foreign leaders.
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