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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
1
In Hempstead county Texas a bankruptcy case notes the debtor is adjudicated bankrupt. The first creditors meeting is set for September 10, 1920 in Texarkana to prove claims appoint a trustee and handle related business. Exemption claims will be examined at the same time and place.
The Board of Directors of Spring Will Special School District Arkansas will offer for sale about 14 000 dollars of 6 percent serial bonds dated September 1 1929 and maturing 1980 to 1946. Bidders must file a verified check for 600 dollars and the district reserves the right to reject all bids. The sale is on Friday September 20 at 11 A.M. in the school board office.
Cit . Apply the revenues of the fairhtebsat power plant to develop the industrial and social resources of Hope. Move city pavement in 1929, and improved sanitary conditions in the alleys and business backyards, Support the Chamber of Commerce, County A county highway program providing for the construction of a minimum amount of all-weather road each year, to gradually reduce the dirt road mileage. Political and economic support for every scientific agricultural program which offers practical benefits to Hempstead county's greatest Industry. Encourage farmer organizations, believing that co-operative effort is as practical in the country as it is in town State Continued progress on the state highway program. Fearless tax reform, and a more efficient government through the budget system of expenditures, Free Arkansas from the cattle tick.
A mimeographed Socialist party letter by Normatt Thomas urges ten districts be carried next year to build labor power, while an Arkansas Methodist editorial argues the church must balance factory life realities with the Golden Rule. It praises progress in worker protections and stresses opportunity, character, and self discipline as keys to national strength.
In Dallas the air age grows with Love Field crowds swelling to 16 000 on Sundays and flyers seen as admired figures. A recent Texas and Pacific Railways tri motored Fokker visit drew long lines as residents hoped for short flights, signaling fear of the air fading and public enthusiasm rising.
Secretary Wilbur outlines a sweeping Indian rehabilitation program aimed at ending reservation life and boosting employment. He cites severe under-nourishment, high infant and tuberculosis mortality, and calls for an Indian employment agency to shift Native workers from reservations to opportunity, criticizing past administration.
A reflective, satirical note urges readers to resist nitpicking journalism accusing them of inaccuracy. It mocks focusing on tiny errors by suggesting personal details as examples of overanalysis.
A garbled collection of misspelled phrases cites Paris dispatches, notes on English usage, and musings about opinions on eating, then shifts to a Coast Survey prophecy of a large Mississippi Valley quake within a century. It ends with a humorous line about a perfect wife never throwing ashes on the floor.
A compact slate shows Nashville leading at 9 while Little Rock sits 5 and Birmingham 7. Multiple games scheduled include Memphis at Little Rock and Nashville at Chattanooga with yesterday’s results listing several cities and scores across leagues. A bankruptcy notice references a first meeting of creditors in Pasadena.
Dr. Donald F. Jones of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station announces a straight summer squash after years of testing. He says the fruit resembles a yellow cucumber, with bumps only on the skin, and that it is attractive, economical, and usable from end to end.
Sageeyah Olln notes Mrs. Cora Mahberry of this place has used Thedford s Black Draught since childhood for constipation and stomach upsets. She says it keeps her family healthy, is vegetable, and she even uses it for morning dullness and bad taste. Genuine Thedford s Black-Draught remains trusted since 1836.
A testimonial from John B. Lardy claims 20 years with stomach gas and indigestion ended after Adlerika. The ad touts Adlerika as cleaning both upper and lower bowels to remove hidden poisons, promising real relief and a much better feeling.
An increase over prior years is noted as 600 Chinese have been departed by the Maillippine slanids, marking a notable shift in demographic relocation patterns within the region.
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