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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
1
A verse piece extols dairy cows and poultry as remedies for farm wealth and comfort. It praises the Holstein Guernsey and Jersey cows, and lauds hens such as the Katy area birds, portraying dairy and barnyard birds as safeguards against mortgage burdens and economic hardship on rural farms.
Washington dispatch details oil magnate Sinclair nearing release from Washington district jail after a May start. Maj. W. L. Peak, his supervisor, lauds him as a model prisoner with good behavior. Expected release date set for October 6, with limited outside privileges and orderly daily routine described.
A Rochester survey shows 500 pounds of ice per person per year is wasted in cooling via leaky refrigerators. Many homes lose millions annually to ice melt and spoiled food. Experts urge better insulation, proper sizing, and refrigerators that balance ice melt with proper circulation.
The Brazos hotel in Hunston Texas, a heritage landmark of the old south, is slated for demolition to clear space for a new seven million six thousand dollar station project.
A fall physician samples daily meals from breakfast to supper during confinement. The menu lists hominy grits and bacon for breakfast, beef and pickles for dinner, kidney beans and syrup for supper, with bread and beverages. Sinclair, who has lost sixteen pounds, pleads for pardon citing health and business strain.
University of Arkansas Extension Service urges farms to treat pastures as essential. Properly planted grasses and legumes, especially Bermuda, support year round grazing with minimal bought feed. Careful selection, timing, and mixtures build permanent pastures, preventing losses from neglect and overstocking.
The article highlights pasture management advice warning against over grazing and early grazing, stressing temporary pasture use during establishment. It also reports a string of local crimes with Mrs R I Fletcher reporting theft and elopement, James Sherwin arrested for hogging his fiancée but released, and a Belfast grandmother acquitted after a third murder trial.
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