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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1930

Page

5

Fireworks Display Each Night at Fair

Commander Byrd’s return from the South Pole will be commemorated at the Southwest Arkansas Fair in Hope with a huge fireworks display. The show, produced by Thearle-Duffield Fireworks of Chicago, will include Byrd’s polar voyage, dog teams, and exploration scenes, plus additional nightly displays. Local events feature music and a naval themed pyrotechnic sequence, with special acts and other fair entertainment planned for September 22 openings.

Byrd America Hope Commander Bird Thearle-Duffield Pire‘works Company Chicago W. Q. Warren Muimerne Edous C. Henderson DeQueri Higer

Personal Mention of Staff and Family News

Mr. Claude Stuart head of ladies ready to wear at Geo. W. Robison & Co has returned to duties after an absence since June due to mess. Miss Lena Henry came back Sunday night from Shreveport. Terrell Corpele mering trip to Okhy Te Mi and Mrs Gy Bo McIntosh returned Monday from Fryelle ville with son Ansel who enters the University for his second term.

Claude Stuart Geo. W. Robison & Co Gy Bo McIntosh Wielit Fron Fryelleville Ansel

Mrs Oscare S Wibert and Richard Jobigen Return Home

Mrs Oscare S Wibert and Richard Jobigen, guests of Mr and Mrs O F Ruggles, have returned to their home in Pittsburg Kane Miees Tely and Mollie Stalel have returned from a visit with Mrs Ro L Harmon at her country place near Ozark.

Bessie Boyle Corpus Christie Tex J. R. Boyle F. J. Ream‘oy Molvern Ed Boyle South Main Street Reniny Bdoyle Mialvern Mic Davies BE. Vielor Frank Miles Warret Oscare S. Wibert Richard Jobigen O. F. Ruggles Pittsburg Kane Miees Tely Mollie Stalel Ro L. Harmon Kicine Nei Oza

Which Would You Chosen Love and Poverty or Happiness

Laura Low Breokiman, a writer for the Star, authors a new story begun last Friday. It follows Dela Rogers deciding between a cheese party with Maye or happiness, presenting a delightful, human study of choices and desire.

Viches Laura Low Breokiman Prolly Dela Rogers

Spectacular Firework Show Plans Across Nationwide Event

Adventure filled with patriotic features honors 4 H clubs and the American flag in color filled fireworks. A soldier guards the display featuring the American shield and eagle in flight. The main show uses ground and aerial fireworks from the past century with bombs rockets and shells in all colors. Modernistic fireworks add a striking new note to the program. The entertainment will run the entire evening, officials said.

America Ublform Tony

New Grain Grows In Dry Weather

Oklahoma City report on prohoma a cross between kafir corn and rib bon cane. Fred Groff near Twemer raises grahama for five years as USDA studies its value. Five day crop with deep roots yields 100 to 200 bushels per acre in dry to good years. Frost sensitive but thrives in pardhs edl soil. Tests show 12.39 percent protein and 70.24 percent nitrogen free extract. Large mill tests indicate flour suitability and potential for sugar making.

Oklahoma City Fred Groff A. Twemer Grahama U. S. Department of Agriculture Groff Oklahoma State Agriculture Department State Agriculture] Department

Chic ensemble features refined tailoring and bold style

A fashion notes item highlights a chic ensemble centered on a satin blouse paired with a tailored suit. The look pairs a matching blouse with a sharply cut jacket, reflecting a refined style from a 74th New Vastrolhiin Heige collection.

Vastrolhiin

Groff Seeks Better Crop After Navy Service

Groff, a former Navy gunner who fought in the Epani gh American War and World War I, moved from Vermont to Oklahoma seven years ago to farm. He believed drought and druggists ruined his crops and once considered sugar cane as a viable annual crop before choosing kafir.

Groff Vermont Navy Oklahoma

Hem-Roid Prescription Promises Quick Cure for Piles

Dr J. Leonhardt endorses Hem-Roid as a guaranteed remedy for all pile misery with fast action. It claims to heal and strengthen affected parts by relieving blood congestion in the lower bowel, noting internal medicine expertise over salves or cutting. Ward and Son and druggists everywhere sell Hem-Roid with a no-cost guarantee if it fails.

St Louis Man 67 Praises Konjola Health Tonic

A 67 year old St. Louis resident reports relief from rheumatism backaches and kidney issues after using Konjola for six to eight weeks. He notes improved sleep headaches and reduced nervousness and says he will recommend the remedy. The testimonial mentions availability at Brian's Drug Store in Hope and wider sales.

George FE Gussie George Park Avenue St. Louis Konjola Kenjols Kenjola Akali Brian Steve

Groff Develops Grohoma Corn Variant in Drought Reich?

Groff crossbred ribbon cane and kafir to create grohoma, a corn variety named from his name and Oklahoma. He cultivated it for five years, claiming it thrived even as kafir corn failed and other crops scorched by hot winds. He spoke of enduring hunger and turning to relief work, noting his unusual crop offered hope.

Groff Oklahoma

Freeman leaps to death after shooting wife in St Louis

Mistaking his wife to be dead, William Freeman, a Black man, drove his car onto a bridge over the Mississippi River and leaped to his death. His wife survived with only slight injuries.

ST. Louis William Freeman Mississippi River

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