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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
6
Celia reunites with Barney Shields at the race course where she explores love, secrets, and a planned call while Jordan and Lisie chase tips and a promising bet. The chapter advances with flirtations, hidden watchers, and a looming decision as Celia contemplates her next move in New York.
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major cause of misery and announces Rexall Orderlies as effective relief. The tablet draws water into the bowel to soften waste for a gentle natural movement without habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlies at night for a brighter next day. Buy 24 for 2c at Rexall Drug Stores.
Three children of Henry Dowdy, tenant farmer on Fred Cabiness’ Red River bottom farm, aged four to eight, were badly burned when their house burned at about 10:22 last night. They were taken to a Texarkana hospital where two were thought likely to die and the third hoped to recover as investigators blamed a defective flue for the blaze.
New York, Get. 23. For the 29th consecutive 12-months period, Cities Service net earnings showed an increase for the year ending September 30, 1930. Net earnings were 58,130,186 with a new high twelve month record. earnings for the first nine months of 1930 exceeded total earnings for 1923. September 1930 earnings were 4,685,364, up 27 percent from September 1929. Net to stocks and reserves for September 1830 were 3,601,772, up 2 percent from 1929. Net to common stock and reserves for September 1940 were 3,048,309, up 22 percent from 1929. Twelve-month net earnings were 7.25 times interest and discount on debentures. Net to stocks and reserves was 50,118,102 or 685 times preferred stock dividends, against 32,991,726 or 446 times.
For the year ended September 30 1929 net to common stock and reserves stood at 42 802 072 or 1 46 per share on average shares outstanding, up 63 percent from the prior year. Nine month figures show strong gains with net to stocks and reserves rising over 13 5 million and common stock and reserves up more than 13 million. The firm issued a cash dividend of 2 1 2 cents per share and 1 2 of 1 percent stock on common stock, plus regular monthly preferred dividends of 50 cents on preferred and five cents on BB preferred, all payable December 1 to holders of record November 33.
Richard Wright died after two cars collided on a street outside a room where she slept. Half-awake she attempted to jump from the window but was restrained by a companion. She died of heart disease brought on by the fright and struggle.
Puffy the Pig eyes widen as a parade rolls past and a clown reaches down to pat him. The clown asks what kind of animal Puffy is, sparking a playful moment in the street tableau.
Cambridge datelines for Harvard home games are misleading as Harvard Stadium hosts all home varsity games just over the line in Bastion, leaving readers unsure where the action occurs. The notice critiques newsroom practice, noting no Harvard home game has taken place in Cambridge in years.
In Pomeroy Ohio a parrot owned by Miss Sarah Brannon repeats the Lord's Prayer and sings Nearer My God to Thee. A neighbor entering the Brannon home sang off key, and Polly immediately corrected with Hold on there Newt, you've lost the tune. Brannon says the parrot merely swears more than it prays or sings.
In Purvis Mississippi Aunt Sophie, an 82 year old former slave, joins a rural school primer class at Hub near town. She says learning to read is very hard for old folks, yet she persists in the effort.
A fragmented clipping from Montrose Colorado describes a man displaying an imperfect object, with garbled text referencing San Francisco, Alameda, a minting edge, and a truck incident. Reader should note the unclear OCR leaves specifics undetermined.
A fragmented Chehalis item notes a visitor, Mrs Donahoe, entering a dining area and seeing a pheasant that did not stay. The readable text hints at a dining room scene with the bird as the focal point, but details are incomplete.
In Nebraska near Norfolk, congressmen seek aid for the Santee and nearby communities as Niobrara flood risks prompt emergency measures. Indian groups face destitution though government funds exist. officials work to secure relief.
Fragmentary notes describe a Memphis woman speaking about relief and hardship. The text references months in jail and a drug habit, with garbled phrases suggesting a World War era or era context. The readable parts imply a personal struggle and a plea for salvation.
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