From the Files of the Star News of Other Days
A crowded column lists local visits and events with names of residents and guests from Shreveport to New Boston. Social calls, church gatherings, hospital notes, and travel mention Miss Anderson, Mrs de T, Mr and Mrs, families at McKinsie and Stamps, and several motheresses at Antioch. A note mentions Gerald Reyonga hospitalized for tonsil surgery and a tragic death of a British official in Vuevo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Mas
Pauley Stas
Royston
Mary Boyett
Hose Coss
de T Wost
Conway
Poxsrkinie
Ras Toyett
Mee
Haifis Dternden
Childre
McKinsie
Stamps
Ee New Liberty
Favorite Bible Passages and Sunday Visits In Nichols
A local note lists health in the community and Sunday visits among residents. It mentions Mise Pearl Witherry, Miss Pauline Marti, Mrs. Madison Stewart, Hank Garrod, and Robert Detar ship owner among others visiting family members and friends. The entry also records a fatal operation incident involving Friedrich Kopana of Herd Ju and a sponge left in a wound.
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Mise Pearl Witherry
Pauline Marti
Madison Stewart
Jamily
Hank Garrod
Friedrich Kopana
Herd
Ain
Hope City platform urges taxes to fund power plant and streets
The Star presents a platform calling to apply the power plant revenues to develop Hope's industry and social resources, add city pavement in 1929, improve alley sanitation, support the Chamber of Commerce, and back county highway work to reduce dirt roads, plus backing for scientific agriculture and tax reform. It also advocates state highway progress and cattle tick eradication.
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Cit
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Arkansas
Southwest Arkansas Fair Reflects Hempstead County Farming Heritage
The Southwest Arkansas Fair defines Hempstead county’s agricultural identity through a broad showcase of farming, cotton, dairy initiatives, and livestock. It anchors the region’s quest for higher milk production, lower costs, and broader rural prosperity, influencing up to a score of nearby counties.
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el Dorado
Union County
Southwest Arkansas
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Twilight and Death in a Canton Editor's Editorial
A Canton Ohio paper recalls Don R. Mellet killed in a fight against city rot and crime. Daniel Poling cites Mellet’s Memorial Day era editorial Twilight Shadows with lines on death and faith, comparing life to day and night and stressing church as a link to God. A Mormilton Democrat.
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Don R. Mellet
Canton
Ohio
Daniel Poling
Mellet
God
Mormilton Democrat
Just Like That S Description of a Satisfactory Day
A compact, reflective note on winding down after a productive day. It describes returning home tired yet fulfilled, changing into comfortable clothes, dining with family, starting a fire, smoking a cigar, reading newspapers and a book, listening to the radio, sending the dogs downstairs, and retiring to bed. The passage suggests two or three such evenings suffice before craving a new task.
Washington Tariff Bureau Aims to Arm Consumers in Fight
The Rawleigh Tariff Bureau plans to back progressive senators against the Hawley Smoot tariff with data and research through the People's Legislative Service. Led by Mercer G. Johnston and Richard W. Hogue in Washington, with Prof. John R. Commons guiding studies, the effort seeks coordinated, fact based opposition to the bill, targeting specific tariff provisions. Professor Commons and associates warned that proposed agricultural rates would hurt farmers, creating a snare rather than relief.
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Washington
Rawleigh Tariff Bureau
People’s Legislative Service
Robert M. ‘LaFollette
John R. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Madigan
Mercer G. Johnston
Richard W. Hogue
Senate
Bureau
Norris and Howell
Nebraska
Lalouette J
Blaine
Wisconsin
Frasier and Nye
North Dakota
Wheelier
Montana
ceMaster
Cutting
New Mexico
Tariff Bureau
Lewis
Commons
Oddities From The Week In A Patchwork Page
A jumble of colorful items notes weight loss bets, a California spritz prize, theater misfires, and a Zeppelin boast. It mentions gas shipments to Europe, pajama fashion, a wedding with unusual weights, Brussels heart placement rumor, a Moscow poisoning plot, a Chicago officer locked in a tower, Paris police denying a wardrobe request, and a Belfast man arrested over a stamped letter.
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California
Tallywood
Germany
America
Mile
Lorvise Mallaine
Brussels
Moscow
OO Roy Carham
Chicago
Notice of Schedule Change for Team Seven in Shreveport
The notice states a schedule change affecting Team No. 7 with a revised arrival at 601 A.M. in Shreveport, replacing the prior time of 625 A.M. The terse OCR fragment confirms a single transportation adjustment with no additional entities or details.
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Shreveport
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