Hope platform urges plant use and street improvements
The Star's platform calls applying municipal power plant profits to develop Hope's industrial and social resources, paving more in 1929, improving alleys sanitary conditions, and backing the Chamber of Commerce. It supports a county highway program to build all weather roads yearly, promotes scientific agricultural programs, farmer cooperation, state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient budgeting, plus cattle tick relief for Arkansas.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Problum
Hempstead
Arkansaz
Treatys Power Reveals Kellogg Pact As Strong Force
The British foreign secretary proposes revamping the League covenant to align with the Kellogg peace treaty, suggesting the latter will prove a growing force in the world. Senate ratification was once dismissed as inconsequential, yet the Kellogg pact now appears capable of bending human institutions to its idea.
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Senate
The Cost of Carelessness on a National Holiday
A UPI survey shows 205 US deaths during the Labor Day weekend, many from automobile and other accidents. The piece argues these tragedies stem from individual carelessness and calls for personal caution to reduce future holiday fatalities.
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United Press
United States
Old letters show kids stay the same across ages
A British Museum papyrus from the second century B C portrays a boy named Pheonas appealing to his father to take him to Alexandria. The jesting contrast with modern youth highlights timeless family dynamics, suggesting life in ancient Alexandria resembled today’s bustling city with adults eager for status and young people seeking their own paths.
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British Museum
Pheonas
Theon
Alexandria
Archelaus
Egypt
New York
Washington Letter on World War medals row over honors
Rodney Duatcher surveys the feud over reopening decorations for Spanish American and Philippine War veterans. He notes Senator Tydings’ push, Senator Blease’s pressure, and the War Department policy shift leading to postwar cross and service medal awards.
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Rodney Duetcher
Washington
Attien
Daign
Cabos
War Department
Congress
Blease
Legion
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Tydings
House
Navy
Blegzie
Tyding
Sith
Pershing
Congressional
Galantry Acon
Moored at Last Notice of Sale in Hempstead CountyArkansas
The Commissioner of Hempstead County will offer for sale at public vendue at the United States Post Office entrance in Hope Arkansas on October 3 1924 the southwest quarter of section 35 township 13 range 24 and other lands described. Terms require a three month credit with bond and interest eight percent per annum from sale date. lien retained to secure payment. Signed September 3 1929 Willie Harris Commissioner.
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Himpstead
Jarrell
Irs
United States Post Office
Hope
Arkansas
of Hem
Dempstead County
Arkans
Hope and Highway
A. D
Willie Harris
N Chacery
Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Hope Arkansas
Public sale announced under chancery decree of Hempstead County Court for land in Hope Arkansas. The property in Beares Addition, Block Five, Lot 1, Block Five 3, NE Quarter of Section 33, is sold October 3 1929 with an eight percent interest bond and three month credit, security required.
Election call for Spring Hill Hempstead County vote on loan fund tax
The Hempstead County Board of Education calls a special election in Spring Hill to decide on applying for a loan from the Ke valuing Loan Fund and a tax levy on taxable property. The election will be held at the Spring Hill school building on September 19 1924 between specified hours following usual election procedures. Officials sign the notice with board members listed and dated August 14 1924.
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Spring Hill
Hempstead
Scheelstead
Cat Sahid
Swan
Ull. Paisley
O'Neal HK. M. Stephens
W Butler
County Board of Educa
Public sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a 1929 decretal order of Hempstead County Chan Court, cause 2132 between Eureka Herford and Gertrude Gormany et al, the Commissioner will offer for sale at public vendue in front of the Arkansas Bank & Trust Co in Hope, Hempstead County, Arkansas, at the legally prescribed hours.
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Chan
Hempstead
Eureka Herford
Gertrude Gormany
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Hope
Arkansas
State of Arkansas
Youll See It At At tn the Fair
Fragmented OCR text describes a fair scene with unclear phrases. Names and concrete details are unreadable, but suggests event presence at a fair with possible monster or product references.
Real estate sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Property description in Section Three of Township Thirteen South. land of ten acres more or less in Hempstead County Arkansas. Sale on credit per court decree with 10 percent annual interest from date until paid. Lien retained on premises to secure purchase money. Dated September 14 1922 by Chancery Judge Willy Harris.
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Ogies
Ottober
A. D
Sing
Lariy
Thrner
Gaid
Rune
Hempstead
Wilie Harris
Chancety
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Illness
The message thanks many friends and relatives for help and prayers during the sickness and in caring for beloved mother J. E. B. Kidd. It lists families including Collier Reed Roberts Collis Kidd Midd Kidd Ride Presley Mobie Bowden and others, asking God’s blessings on all who assisted.
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Kidis
Jung
J. G. Collier
R. D. Reed
Wo AL Roberts
Seah Collis
Nannie Kidd
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Star Publishing Company
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Annie M. Hutchison
Marjorie McCrary
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By Willams
Valliame Diane Ee
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Cain
Rocky Pinnsele
Tervesis
Trates
York
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Penne
Ufbees
Ariel Perla
Yolee Teinens
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IAG
Moreland
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
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