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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1932
Page
2
The county plans annual construction of an all weather road to reduce dirt mileage while backing scientific agricultural programs to benefit Hempeteed county farmers. State highway progress continues with emphasis on efficient government through a budget system.
A British Association for the Advancement of Science speaker argues that Stone Age pygmy cave people in Europe inspired enduring fairy lore. Story tellers embellish events transforming facts into enchanting legends from Arthur to Avalon, shaping culture and destiny.
The piece warns that attacks on pagan educators at the University of North Carolina could alarm educators nationwide. It notes UNC's reputation as a top university and urges calm, arguing against restrictive responses that would hinder the institution’s progress. It calls for careful handling of ill advised speeches and writings.
Spain’s National Assembly orders 52 million acres of crown and noble lands to be divided for common people. The move aims to rally peasant support and reinforce the revolutionary regime. The piece links land reform to upheaval seen in France and Russia, noting peasant gains can bolster revolutions.
Ex President Coolidge compares party judgment to performance. Jimmie Doolittle likens air racing to hay fever. Lena Madesin Phillips notes veterans legislation favors a privileged class.
The Twenty-Seventh State Fair of Louisiana opens October 22 and runs through October 30 in Shreveport. The agricultural building has been rebuilt with larger booths and space for parish exhibits. Fifty five parish entries are expected in the Parish Agricultural contest with broader parish participation. The poultry, livestock, and other departments are expected to be at capacity, featuring major cattle and swine herds. W R Hirsch, Secretary Manager, invites exhibitors to request premium lists and data.
Stan Ball, a cattleman, pursues Asper Delo amid timber disputes and a planned marriage trap involving Dona Delo. Dudley Winters schemes to marry Dona as tensions mount, while Dona weighs love against duty as she flees toward Three Rivers with Stan's aid.
Sam Thomas of DeAnn was on the streets of Hope Tuesday. Jim Hicks, the only, was in town last Saturday. D. M. Goodlet Jr. asks to forward the Star to Elk New Mexico. Miss Mary Lile returns home from Jonesboro after visiting relatives and State Normal at Conway. Sam McMath plans a visit from Marfa Texas to his mother Mrs J D McMath. Dr R L Harris of Blevins was a business visitor today. Misses Mary Greening Marjorie Walker and Dorothy McRae left for Jackson Mississippi to enter Belhaven College this winter.
The piece blends remarks on education’s value and a season of football losses for coaches with references to Samuel Seabury and Jimmy Walker. It notes Seabury’s London visit denying mayoral ambitions, and cites Cal Coolidge on campaign literature versus Cicero's eloquence. It ends with E B Skaggs on warming up and a slow start at work.
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