The Star's Platform for Hempstead County Progress
The Star advocates using municipal power plant revenues to boost Hempstead County's industrial and social resources, more 1929 pavement, better alley sanitation, Chamber of Commerce support, a county highway program to build all-weather roads, and reduced dirt mileage. It backs scientific agriculture, farmer organizations, cooperative effort, state highway progress, tax reform, efficient budgeting, and a campaign to eradicate cattle ticks in Arkansas.
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Ope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Arkansawyans vs Arkansawyers in state naming debate
The DeQueen Bee defends Arkansawyer as the richer, more flavorful demonym for Arkansas residents, arguing old frontier names carry authenticity. It praises sustaining historic terms like Yank for Americans abroad and condemns changing beloved regional nicknames as soft or inauthentic.
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Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
California
America
Seven Seas
Dairyman's Visit Promised for South Arkansas Tour Leader
A South Arkansas chamber tour report highlights Danville Sugar Creek Creamery president H Horneman as slated to visit South Arkansas soon to study local dairying. Horneman notes success hinges on using ready stock, not only purebreds, and cites Sugar Creek Creamery's growth from $500 start to nearly $30 million in annual butter and buttermilk product shipments to 30 states. Arkansas dairy prospects grow as interest and cow mindedness spread.
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South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
H. Horneman
Danville
Tfl
Sugar Creek Creamery Company
Luther Bliison
South Arkansas Chamber
Fordyce
Horneman
South Arkansas
Sugar Creek Company
Indiana
Illinois
United States
Sugar Creek
Arkansas
South
Washington Letter on White House Publicity Ties
The piece argues that White House publicity limits won t curb public letters to President Hoover. Protests and petitions will gain coverage if they involve substantial figures and topics. Nine year old Marshal Newton, son of Walter H Newton, received a birthday surprise from Mrs Hoover while hospitalized after an accident.
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Koungy Dutctur
Washington
White House
Marshal Newton
Walter H. Newton
Minneapolis
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Marshal
Hoovers
Lindberghs
Notice to School Election in Rural District 21 Hempstead
County Board of Education of Hemptead County calls a September 19 1929 election for qualified electors in Rural Special School District No 21 to vote on a Revolving Loan Fund loan and an eight mill annual tax to repay it. Election at the school between 9 am and 6 pm with standard procedures. Witnesses D J Paisley N P O Neal St M Stephens I R U Lot J W Butler. Sept 7 and 14 notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Hemptead
Hempstead
J. W. Butler
Eero
Spring Hill Spweral
Trempstead
D. L. Paisley
N. P. O'Neal
H. M
Hope Arkansas curb and gutter district board meeting notice
The Board of Directors of Curb and Gutter Improvement District No. 3 in Hope Arkansas will meet at the office of Stemplestead County Abstract Company in Hope at 10 o clock am Tuesday September 24 1924 to revise and realadjust assessments of benefits against real property in the district and consider any changes in values for improvements created or removed.
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Hope
Arkansas
Hampstead County Abstract Company
First National Bank
Hppe
Oelock A. Om
Teslav
Salu
Curb and Gutter Improvement District No
City of Hope
Stempstead County Abstract Company
First Naonal Bank
Crossword puzzle and theater notes from a bygone issue
A fragmented page blends crossword clues with theater and film notes. The text references a Saenger theatre showing and mentions a strangest kind of drama for the screen, plus scattered lines about birth records and large families. Names and places appear incoherent due to OCR garbling.
School election in Trempstead County on loan plan
Public vote set for September 1 9 on applying for a Revolving Loan Fund loan and a five mill tax to repay the loan and interest. Election to be held at the Spring Hill School District building with standard procedures. witnesses signed August 1.
Studio Murder Mystery Opens Amid Thrilling Paramount All Star Cast
Sounds and sights on the stage of a large moving picture studio compete with a gripping detective tale. The Paramount all star thriller The Studio Murder Mystery centers on a cast of characters. The article notes the picture will open a three reel showing at the studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Thriker
Large Families Still Popular In Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska reports received by Ernest Pollard show large families remain popular in the state. The tally reflects household sizes and trends influencing local demographics and social dynamics in Nebraska communities.
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Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Ernest Pollard
Secre
Shifting Sands Tied Down By New Desert Highways
Sacramento dispatch reports California's desert highways tamed by engineers. Dunes below thirty feet no longer move roads, slopes are oiled to hold fills, and coach channels plus bridges guard against floods. Project led by district engineer B Q Sullivan to build durable routes across arid desert regions.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Yast
B. Q. Sullivan
New State
Imperial Valley
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Star Publishing Company
South Main Street
G. Bpalmer
Alex
H. Washburn
Col. McCormick
Associated Press
Mrs. World
Zeppelin
Arkansawyans
Arkansawyers
Visi
Bbarrs
Chicago
South Sea Islands
L. D. Reed
E. 8
Greening
N. W
Fas
RAW
Dunty
Rene
Maria Teresa de Land
Galveston
Mexico
Mexico City
Bescome
Moises Vidal
Nick
Iekot
Seth Nout
Ipa
Witte Tharret
Imprident Haan
Arn
Saenger Theatre
Aang ‘Hom
Charles Frederick Rekert
Iremont
Vaeeterday
By Williams
Ivay
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
Divisin
By Oscar Leiding
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