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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1931

Page

1

Hope area power plant campaign stakes reform in Hempstead

Tid Siai advocates a platform urging a standard power plant to aid Hope’s growth in 1931 and to improve sanitary conditions in backyards. Seagram funds yearly tests to reduce coastal health risks, backing scientific agriculture in Hempstead County. Proposes state highway program and cooperative effort for more efficient government.

Itnidard Hope Na Aiphweig Seagram Providiig Hempstead

Puritan Strain Shapes New England Leadership

A fragment discusses the Puritan heritage in New England, noting the Mathers family influence from Cotton Mather to Samuel Mather. It links Puritan vigor to industrial growth, Civil War era enterprise, and the rise of nations’ business leaders, highlighting a shift from austerity to energetic productivity.

New England Amin Lowjx Jlandia Samuel Mather Athé Colon“Mathers Shmuel Mather Clevesburgh Minipdet Michigan Somentry

Hoover backs navy budget cut amid retrenchment push

The article argues patriotic support for reducing the naval budget, noting Navy protests about fleet efficiency and President Hoover’s stance that cutting 61 million dollars from next year’s expenditures is necessary. It frames wartime spending as unsustainable and urges government-wide retrenchment while preserving essential defense.

Hoover Meritor Navy Department

Short selling ban debated by stock exchange leaders

A New York Stock Exchange figure argues that true stock value rises require economic equilibrium and that banning short selling would delay progress. He warns government and exchange rules cannot conjure economic balance by magic, citing concerns for speculators and market legitimacy.

Derade News

White House financiers conference draws a late night press swarm

A flood of reporters and photographers gathers at the White House steps after a high level conference with Congress on the financial situation. Secretaries Mellon and aides await a formal statement while photographers snap, writers trade notes, and officials prepare the official release detailing a 500 million dollar bankers’ institution to shore up the banking system.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington White House Congress Ksten Hoover Mellon Diemay Ts News Borah Tom Walsh Outaida Woodrow Wilson Enator Wagner New York Wagner Ted Joslin Yella Joslin Presse Association Bankers’ Institution

Fragmentary Ohio State Run and scattered quotes

A garbled mix of phrases references a Chicago party opening with a bang a chemist condemns liquor a US sea supremacy claim and disjointed lines about Fort Leavenworth radio programs and ladder climbing dangers The text is incoherent with stray names and partial ideas including radio stars a professor and phrases about an Ohio State Run

Holly Springs Health Note and Weekend Socials

In Holly Springs the community health is good and cotton picking will finish this week. The Layman's meeting held Sunday was a success. Miss Zelda Ware and Davie Mae Bailey visited Miss Elsie Walters, who received regular calls from Hugh McKissack Sunday. Dovie Mae Bailey visited her cousin Lora Marlar Tuesday and Wednesday. Lora Marlar attended the Heber Springs convention near the end of Sunday. J. L. Ware and family dined with T. E. Bailey Sunday. B. J. Caldwell and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crank Sunday. A humorous remark about time from a Texas Longhorn follows.

Holly Springs Zelda Ware Davie Mae Bailey Elsie Walters Hugh McKissack Dovie Mae Bailey Lora Marlar

Land tax plan would sharply raise farm taxes

Washington warily debates a Henry George Foundation proposal to tax land at one percent of value, a move critics say would add roughly 1 to 2 billion dollars yearly to federal revenue but hit small farms as hard as large operators. Farm groups warn rural property would bear the burden amid growing tax demands to fix the deficit.

Washington Congress Hoover Henry George Foundation of America Foundation United States American Farm Bureau Federation Federation Farm Bureau Great Ramy Parm Farm Bureau Federation

Shilo Health and Sunday Socials Mentioned in Virginia Reel

Shilo Health is noted in casual county chatter as Cotton picking advances. Attendees at Nebo Sunday include Avalin Ellis Marine Deaton Estell Edger Jeres and several Mrs. G W Russell and daughter, Mrs Lawrence Duke and family, Gurtha and Phinon Lewis with Mrs Loyd Downs. Kia Sherman visited Mrs Bert Cassady Saturday night and Sunday. Willie Hodnett and daughter Mrs Joh Stewart and family joined Mrs Henry Black Saturday night and Sunday. Virginia Reel notes a Virginia forest imagery line.

Avalin Ellis Marine Deaton Estell Edger Jeres Nebo G. W. Russell Lawrence Duke Gurtha Phinon Lewis Loyd Downs Kia Sherman Bert Cassady Willie Hodnett Joh Stewart Henry Black

Three Get Two Year Sentences in Polk

Henry Appleton received a two year term in Polk circuit court after pleading guilty to stealing a motor car near Wickes and being captured in Howard county. Frank Brooks and Lester Shelton each drew two year sentences for burglary. The October grand jury indicted 37 and a tour of the county poor showed deplorable conditions prompting calls for county action.

Polk Mena Atk Henry Appleton Appléton Appleton Wicks Howard County Frank Brooks Ito Kansas City Nien Polk County

Intensive Farming Plans in Texas Spark Protests

In Childress Texas farmers map strategies to limit cotton planting to one third of cultivated land next year using intensive farming. Plans include alternating cotton rows and other methods to boost yield per acre to offset smaller area.

Childress Tex Texas Central

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Pas Pierre Laval Robin Berrie J Tialey Trier Peor Ofrwillamss Allel AY Leks J.washington Senator Vandenberg Michigan Senator Bingham Connecticut Chicago Fort Leavenworth Ohio State Heber Springs Surure J. L. Ware and Family T. E. Bailey B. J. Caldwell Mrs. R. E. Crank Texas Longhorn Frank I. Weller Associated Press Parim Shilo Virginia Wenry Santrey Puff Wutter Saenger Pete Freckles By Blosse Mister F Bis Fella
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