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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1930
Page
5
In a tense exchange Freckles and his companions confront Peter over a staged fiasco that leaves the group unsettled. The quarrel centers on implied sabotage and the desire for a clear, triumphant outcome rather than lingering friction.
A poem warns against condemning those who stumble or sin unless you have felt similar blows. The page also lists social notes: Vera Walker visits Ballas Tex Miss Marths Lee stays Malvern and multiple society updates. Several members attend conventions, trips, and gatherings with brief mentions of hosts and venues.
The commission recommends empowering the president to appoint a governor who may be civilian or military, shifting legislative power from the governor to a Tone assembly of native chiefs. The governor could veto, with final approval by the president. Local court appeals would go to federal judges in Hawaii and reside in Sanon for hearings. Revenue remains a head tax and tariff on imports, with the present rate of 11.50 per person under consideration.
A fragment discusses Samoa export focus on bananas and copra, cultural notes, religion, and property practices, plus a political note on Brazil’s reform program and a Berlin report of a ship being fired on during a revolt. It updates on U.S. concerns over arms embargo and Brazil’s junta control, with cautions about the implications for foreign relations.
The Capital Rebels, long discussed as controlled from page one, appear to be publicly congratulated by revolutionaries in the field as they align with the junta now in control of the capital city. The development signals a shift of support among rebel factions and indicates consolidation of power in the capital.
The Lewis family expresses sincere appreciation to Clarence Lewis, Minard Lewis, Purdy Lewis, Mrs Bates Mitchell, Mrs T F Thompson, Mrs Mary Wren, Mrs Suzie Copeland and others for their kindness toward our father Benjamin Franklin Lewis during his recent illness and death.
RIN DR JANEIRO, Oct. 25 - Brazil rejects the Cuban tariff as not serious noting Cuban imports of Brazilian coffee amounted to 14951 bags or 10.6 percent of Brazil’s total exports. Officials and exporters say the volume is too small to matter and warn of greater risk from German, French and Italian measures seen as more threatening.
NEWCASTLE Ind Oct 25 UP Undaunted by eight unsuccessful attempts for the Republican nomination for county sheriff David Templeton has organized a Citizens party and filed for the office.
A petition for inclusion on the November ballots was signed by 325 persons whose names were acknowledged by a notary. The style will be included on the ballots in November. the manuscript notes late filing and confirms the sole candidate.
Morning service at 9:45 with Sunday school in departments for all ages. Evening worship at 7:40 with choir music. Miss Martha Jean Winburn to sing. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:40. Lesson study titled The Temptation and the Fall of Man. Sermons titled Prepare to Meet Thy God and Present Privileges Future Glory.
The Church of Christ invites all to Sunday Bible study at 10 o'clock with morning sermon at 11 and an evening sermon titled The Two Creations. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 18 completes a week of well attended services. First Methodist lists a church school at 3 45 and other services led by Rev. Francis A. Buddin.
Dr F B Carrigan leaves for Crab Orchard Springs Kentucky to attend the National Fox Hunter's association conference the week of October 27 to November 1. Mrs Amanda Josey hosted a luncheon for Al Reedy, Mrs Julian Wells of Little Rock and Mrs J W Wilson of Texarkana at her handsome Northside home. Miss Vera Walker visits Dallas for the Dallas Fair, while Miss Lena Henry travels to Shreveport to see the Louisiana State Fair and will return Sunday night. Ward Step for the new year sets a 800 minimum average attendance for the year, urging loyalty across departments. Tomorrow's services include a 11 a.m sermon Prepared For Winter and a 7:30 p.m sermon The Pathway to Prosperity with Epworth League at 6:45. Special music planned, midweek service Wednesday at 7:30. The Church that Lives to Serve invites all. The fourth quarterly conference is scheduled for Sunday night November 2.
First Christian Church announces an 11 oclock morning sermon titled Where No Wood Is the Fire Goeth Out and a duet by Mrs J C Carlton and W P Harman. The evening session continues the study of The Sheep and the Goats with Bible school at 9 45 and a Sunday afternoon singing at Shower Springs church on October 26 1930 with inviting attendees to bring their books.
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