The Star's Platform for Hempstead County Hope Progress
The Star promotes applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources. It pledges 1929 pavement, better alleys sanitation, and all weather roads funding to cut dirt roads. It backs Chamber of Commerce and county highway work, agriculture programs, farmer cooperatives, state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Hope
Mate
Chamber of Gammerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Campaign Issue Debate Over Tax and Highway Board Power
Reporting from Little Rock last Sunday notes opponents of the Administration plan to attack the income tax law in 1980 and challenge the Highway Commission appointive system. The piece argues appointive boards provide stability for long road programs and warns against overreacting to taxation debates. Arkansas schools and state finance are noted as areas needing scrutiny ahead of the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Theighway Commission
Parnell
Treasury
Arkansas
The
Highway Commission
New York
Texas
Mr Gean and the Searcy Semi-Weekly Star
Mr Gean from Hope Daily Press lineage starts the Searcy Semi-Weekly Star to serve White County. The first issue is an eight column, six page paper with a strong news report and an editorial page. Gean is noted as an aggressive editor and expected to be a dynamic community factor in Searcy.
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A. Gean
Hope Daily Press
Janary
Star
Searcy
Ean
Hope
Star and Daily Press
My. Gean
Theoky Nd
White Unty
Able Judge Barnhill Earns Praise In North Carolina Murder Trial
Judge Adge Barnhill presiding over the murder trial of 16 North Carolina textile workers earns praise for fairness and decorum. Initially feared to railroad the defendants for opinions, he quickly dispelled those fears, earning congratulations from supporters while avoiding sensationalism.
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Adge Barnhill
North Carolina
Carolina
Ley
Barnhill
Ekers
Washington Letter: Prohibition Pamphlets and Embassies Clash
Prohibition Division education chief Miss Anna Sutter faced shutdown as pamphlets promoting prohibition to teachers were destroyed after objections from higher-ups. Bills cite cost and feasibility concerns for national prohibition posters and further leaflets. The column also notes Peruvian embassy politics involving Mrs. Myles Poindexter and diplomat Alfredo Prada. Miss Wilna Bowert and Mark Leen visit in several cities with Miss Louise Mun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutchier
Washington
Iailies
Prohibition Unit
Oie
Anna B. Sutter
Hoover
Miss Sutter
Alice
Herve
Sutter
Doran
Cal Aml
Congress
Myles Poindexter
Perryian
Alfredo Gonauex Prada
Prada
Lima
Seguia
Alfrada
Peru
Chile
Europe
Wiiich
Morus Bastite
Wilna Boawelt
Ot Hope Mark Leen
Louise Mun
Fragmented US News Snippets Mixed Remarks
A garbled collection notes odd claims about a Cleveland crime, Reno mayor marriage, and scientific chatter. It mentions cigarette drops from planes under consideration, the risk of not speaking clearly in public, and a lawsuit over a TV series.
Nocturnal Sightseers Crowd Lincoln Memorial At Night
Since June 1 the Lincoln Memorial has been open after dark attracting many visitors. Park police record an average of over 800 nightly visitors between 4 30 and 9 00 pm, with a peak of 1 320 on August 17 viewing the statue of Abraham Lincoln.
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Washington
UU. &. Park Molice
Abraham Dinvols
Commissioner sale of Hempstead County real estate in 1929
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County orders a commissioner sale of real estate in Hope Arkansas for October 3, 1929. The listing covers extensive tracts in sections 2 35 45 with specific borders and highway adjacencies. Sale on credit for three months with bond, interest at a rate set by law, to secure payment. Willlie Harris, Commissioner, signs Sept 3 1929.
Public Auction Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Pursuant to a 1929 chancery decree in Hempstead County Arkansas case No 2109 Annie M Hutchison plaintiff and Marjorie McCrary defendant the commissioner of iniil court will sell at public venue at the front entrance of Hope Arkansas United States Post Office on Thursday October 3 1929 the described real estate in Hempstead County Arkansas at a public sale to the highest bidder within legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead
Annie M. Hutchison
Marjorie McCrary
Nee Walker
Iniil Court
United States Post Office
Missing Words Challenge in Erratic Crossword Clues
A scrambled newspaper crossword runs through odd clues and partial phrases. Readers confront mismatched letters and garbled names as puzzle fragments drift into unrelated terms and jumbled references.
Lot Sale in Hope Arkansas Under Court Decree
On a credit sale decree eight percent interest from sale date until paid with security, lot one block five Beards Addition to Hope Arkansas, plot 100 by 483 feet, NE quarter of Section 33, Township 12 South Range 24 West, excluding East end 245 feet, Sept 3 1925. Card of thanks notes appreciation for kindnesses after bereavement with floral offerings and a male quartet.
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Mange
Steal
Arkansas
Hope
Wuhen
A. D
Willie Harris
N Chaceys
Beards
Suill Vanse
Public sale of real estate in Hope Arkansas
Notion 18 hereby given pursuance of a decretal order of the Chancery Court entered September 2 1929 in case No 2135 between Steve Carrigan and Geo L Tyas et al. commissioners will offer for sale by public bid Lot 6 in Black 6 Finley’s Addition Town of Hope Hempstead County Arkansas at the Arkansas Bank and Trust Co front door during legal hours on Saturday October 1989. Terms cash with four months credit bearing 10 percent interest per annum and secured by a lien on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Home Realty Corporation
United States Post Office
Hope
Arkansas
Tonyshoaetl
Hempstead
Steve Carrigan
Geo. L. Tyas
Arkansas Bank & Crust
Hempastead
Star of Arkansas
Finley
Sitkel
Wille Uarris
Chanel'y
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TV Star Publishing Company
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
J. E. Palmer
ALBN
HH. Washburn
Ick
Associated Press
Artier, Per Mars
Mr. Gean
BY Williams
Ned
Pearl
HS Nech
Ginetandetai
Servie
Ebarrs
Cleve Hind
Reno
America
Mehel Willebrant
Alhey All
Lincoln Memorial
Raeso
Wastin
Ming Enttn
Wwe
Cyelle Ford
Edie
Maury Pym
Marehned
Eatte
Jae
Yastarday
Ubi
Ieee
Bent Dank
Ofon HO
Mld
Heke
Rick
Hitler
Uris
Lidy
Jerusalem
Palestine
Gene
Jeruslem
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