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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
3
Albert, aged 64, was born during a ferry crossing between Windsor and Detroit on October 1, 1876. His father Dumont explains his Belgian father and blond Indian mother made him eligible for dual citizenship, with birth registration in Essex under international law.
Dumont stated he has voted in both Canada and the United States without naturalization in either country. The remark highlights cross border participation and raises questions about eligibility and residency status across Ontario County in Canada and Wayne County in Michigan.
Kansas City industrialist Leo Muchenberger, president of a wallpaper and paint firm with offices in St Joseph Oklahoma City and Houston, announced a plan to give $30 to each employee to be spent within a week. Purchases must be cash, no installments or debts, and employees must report purchases. Some bought tires coal and apparel as reports roll in.
A clipped account notes a small business revival claim led by Math Enberger. The effort reportedly cost $1500 as part of an experiment, with mention that if other employers adopt similar plots, the era of business depression might fade.
Prehistoric Indian activity of turkey raising has been revived on the Walker River Reservation. Workers raised and sold 3,000 birds in 1929 and expect about 4,000 this fall. The note links this practice to Aztec Turkey farming as a historic food source.
In Olé area fields, farm of H. Clay Rogers harvests the first alfalfa seed in years. Six days are needed to harvest and haul the seed, with expected yields and prices ranging from eighteen to two hundred dollars after hulled.
Atlanta report states the Court of Appeals upheld Floyd's conviction for selling home brew at 25 cents a bottle and a 100 dollar fine with a suspended sentence, noting illegality unless proven intoxicating.
The Wisconsin conservation commission announced that 90 000 adult brook trout will be distributed in the state this week marking the largest assignment in the middle west. Previously 6 000 000 fingerling and larger size trout had been distributed during the year.
Red Cross chapters in thousands of communities have training to act in emergencies. In twenty four disasters, fire, floods, and storms caused major damage across twenty four communities. The United States possessions saw twelve relief events and foreign aid six cases. Costs reached 1,208,151 dollars with deaths, injuries, and displaced persons tallied. James L. Pleser urged broad volunteer membership and active local committee participation.
Fragmented notice describes American Red Cross lifesaving training and membership numbers. It notes a total of 273,202 trained individuals and references nationwide schools and organizations supporting life saving methods. The text is partly garbled but centers on the reach of Red Cross lifesaving education.
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