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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1930
Page
5
A compact hometown page mixes a brief poem about a weary tree with social items and travel notes. Residents Miss Marguerite King, Miss Mary Lillian McRae, and many others are marked by weekend visits, departures for study, and local theater.
The Americas Legion pushed for a congressional commission to study a key principle. A Reed-Wainwright and Reed-Snell resolution created a eight member House Senate panel plus six cabinet members to investigate and recommend a plan. The Legion expects prompt study and benefits to the public.
A Legion review highlights amendments to the World War Veterans Act passed at Louisville, broadening proof rules and extending filing time for compensation. The reform allows disabled veterans to file applications later and rely on various kinds of evidence, easing past technical barriers.
County Agent Lynn L. Smith reports a cooperative plan to haul feed wheat for farmers in Hempstead County. Carload wheat arrives late this week or early next. orders should be placed promptly to lock in low car-door pricing, with small extra costs if unloading is required. Wheat offers cheaper hog feed than corn and can also serve as seed. An Arkansas Extension Service article notes fall feed shortages require careful hog ration planning.
Jefferson City Missouri August 23 The UP reports an intermediate prison reformatory near here will have no steel bars high walls or fences to confine inmates when completed Prisoners will wear pajamas and house slippers except when working in a factory or on the farm where other raiment may be issued then returned to the pajama uniforms on returning to the barracks The plan aims to deter escapes
In a curious ancient anecdote, onions supposedly fueled pyramid construction. The tale says weary workers were sustained by onions at day’s end and Moses noted the Israelites longed for these locally grown delicacies. The onion remains a global staple today.
Rita May Freeman, born in Concord, creates a six generation pedigree for the Freeman family in Warner New Hampshire. Grandmother Mildred E Annis is 37, great grandmother Nora C White, and Elia Lewis age 7, with Laura Sweet at 52, marking six generations living since Rita's birth. Also notice for sale: Missouri Pacific R R will sell at their freight house in Wa im on June 22. 7 cartons candy shipped by Queen Ann Candy Co Hammond Ind to J E Schooley Hope Ark C E Christopher Agent 28 two weeks.
County Board of Education of Hempstead County calls a loan and 6 mill special tax election for Rural Special Number 4 School District to repay a Revolving Loan Fund loan. Election at Rocky Mound August 2 1930 3 am to 6 pm with standard procedures. Officials: N P O Nea l chair, W Homer Pigg secretary, others. Witness June 28 1930.
Washington reports the Kingdom of Hejas and Dependencies has swapped camels for cars. Four years ago no automobiles existed in the monoarchy, but now over 1 500 vehicles are registered, per the Commerce Department.
Walter E. Taylor Bank Commissioner in charge of the Bank of McCaskill, McCaskill, Hempstead County Arkansas, calls on all persons with claims against the Bank to file proof within four weeks after the first publication. Blanks provided at the Bank for filing claims. Weekly issues note dates 1930.
A fragmented note discusses music sight singing practice methods for beginners. It mentions Harmo Solfeggio and singer techniques, focusing on interpreting scale patterns and voice training basics. The readable text hints at introductory guidance for learners and instructional aims.
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