Platform platform for city and county progress
The Star outlines a platform urging use of municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope’s fat social resources. It backs pavement in 1930 and sanitary improvements in Billport, and supports a county highway program to build all weather roads annually. It calls for scientific farming, cooperative efforts in Hempategd county, tax reform, and efficient government.
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Hope
Billport
Chamber of Com ¢ Chamber of Commerce
Icdurdge
Amish Generosity Shines Amid Ohio Hunger Crisis
An Ohio Amish community, devout and distinct in dress, responded to a Cleveland hunger wave by loading wagons with farm produce and delivering it to a rescue mission. Their actions, rooted in biblical principle, prompted reflection on judging people by their deeds.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Andey
Forest Service seeks to buy Arkansas lands for drought relief
Federal South Relief Committee informs Arkansas drought relief planners that the United Forest Service may purchase thousands of acres in the Ozark and Ouachita National Forests. Landowners are urged to contact Forest Supervisors H. R. Keen of Russellville and Av. Shaw of Hot Springs to negotiate sale prices. The program aims to consolidate federal holdings, with appraisers available and title exams anticipated for rapid payments.
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Federal South Relief Committee
Washington
Skansas Drouth Relief Committee
United Forest Service
Arkansas
Ozark
Ouachita National Forest
H. R. Keen
Russell Ville
Ozark Area
Av. Shaw
Hot Springs
Ouachita
Forest Service
National Forest Reservation Commission
Songs of yesterday and autumn weather in Fayetteville
Ozark Moon Column recalls old time tunes like Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland and The Old Mill Stream while Fayetteville reports clear crisp autumn weather. The piece blends nostalgic song references with a note on pleasant seasonality and normal local climate.
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Isle of Dream
Dream Band of Memory
Dreamland
Tilser
Editorial Against November 1930 Amendments in The Star
The Star editors oppose eleven proposals two acts and nine amendments aimed to curb legislative power. They argue turnout and primary voting patterns shape results and oppose Referendum No.118 and Initiated Act No.1. Nine amendments cover schools tax, highway commission, budget, referendums, and judge salaries, with positions for or against each based on established procedures and political principles.
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Bes
Martineau
Terral
Arkansas
Brooks Hays
Highway Department
Supreme Court
the Star
Henry Ford Returns From Europe Tour
Henry Ford and Mrs. Ford return from a long European tour aboard the ship Europa, with Ford declining to comment on unemployment and industry while on board. He planned to withhold views until reaching Degradehorn where he could protect himself.
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Europe
Henry Ford
Food packaging and college notes mix in odd essay
A collage of comments spans predictions on complete meals sold in packages, a gangster nickname, a sports writer wary of listing foreign named players, Northwestern football team dating rumors and vaccination orders, arms conferences, a western college catalog translated into Chinese for circulation in China, and an anxious view of Chinese youth selling magazines abroad.
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Northwestern University
China
Orient
Ince Upon a Time Helen Keller and Eaves Learn Sign
A fragment describes Helen Keller, deaf and blind, learning the word goll from Vane. Her instructor Eaves gives a doll and teaches tactile communication with a manually matched object.
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Helen Keller
Vane “Goll
Migs Kaller
Wilbur’s turbulent tenure as Interior Secretary questioned
Washington reports on Ray Wilbur, ex Stanford president turned interior secretary, facing heavy scrutiny over Boulder Dam naming, power allotment schemes, and regulatory clashes. Critics link Senate resistance, California utility ties, and past cabinet turmoil to a fragile, jinxed tenure amid Hoover era strain.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Hoover
Ray Lymah Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Wilbur
Imip
Interior Department
Mr. Hoover
Curtis
Navy
Coollige
Cuctla
Ray
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
Senate
Benat Sméot
Harrison
Norris
Withur
California
Mamby to Run as Candidate and Local Notices Span Past
A set of brief items notes Mamby will be a candidate for office. Hempstead county hunting club to open its clubhouse on Grassy Jake next Monday with Carl Jagersfeld in charge and Ike Williams as game warden to enforce permits on the lake. John A. Collins attends a motion picture exhibitors meeting in Hot Springs. Bert Johnson visits Hope from Hanover province. Estate valued at 500000 with a 30 room castle. heir shares with aunt Baroness August von Merhalts. Von Meienholtz wary of moving from four room home to large castle. Idsho farmer family travels to Germany to review prospects.
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Hempstead
Hanover
August von Merhalts
von Meienholtz
Germany
Idaho farmer inherits German baronial estate
Walter Paul Von Marenholtz a 33 year old Idaho farmer unexpectedly became the owner of a German baronial estate after inheriting the property. The brief notice notes the transfer occurred in Boise with Von Marenholtz described as the heir to the estate.
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Idaho
Boise
Walter Paul von Marenholtz
Germany
von Marenholtz
City Hall Rats Boomed by Gas Mask Tactics
North Tonawanda New York October 28. City officials tested carbon monoxide methods to clear rats from Tonawanda City Hall. A hose linked to truck exhaust delivered gas into the building, aiming to drive rats from the premises.
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Tonawanda
N. Y
Octoi
News City Hall
Rata
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