Public Auction of Hempstead County Real Estate Seeks Bids
Court commissioner announces sale of multiple parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas by public vendue on October 25 1930 under a Chancery Court decree. Terms require a three month bond with 6 percent interest, lien on the property, and approved security. The sale includes parts of sections 14 and 35 township 10 south range 25 and 24 west, plus Lot 3 4 5 in Hickory Grove Addition Hope Arkansas. The notice carries the date September 24 1930.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
A. A. Gentry
S. W. Chambless
Hickory Grove
City of
Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Eali Willie Harris
Chancery
Autumnal Hues and Civic Reflections In Arkansas
A fragment from a local page blends seasonal imagery with civic concerns. It notes Mrs. John P. Cox testing this morning in Waldo, Mrs. Carter Johnson hosting a bridge gathering, and Miss Whry Carrigan's North Elm home preparing for a Chapter meeting with Arnold and Mullins to discuss the constitution. Mentions Mrs. W. W. Duckett visiting Little Rock, and a census finding Arkansas lagging in gains due to laws hindering industry. The piece argues for tax reform, river power development, and state-government efficiency, citing comparisons to Florida and urging legislative action.
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John Caine
D. A
Whry Carrigan
North Elm Street
D. R. Henry
J.T. Govill
Arnold
Frances Mullins
Svevetar Beth
Texarkana
Arkansas
Walter Power
Tran Tur
Florida
Bad References In Gary police story raises questions
Robert Marshall, 83, a former U. S. justice department worker, sought Gary police work but was rejected after Detective John Bolden investigated. Bolden found an embezzlement charge and federal warrants, leading Marshall to be turned over to his former employers. The judge’s actions are unclear in the damaged report.
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Gary
Ind
Robert, Marshall
U. S. Department of Justice
Gary P Alice
Marshall
John Bolden
Bolden
Power Trust Move Prompts Tax Debate On Water Power
The piece argues against taxing industrial growth and warns Arkansas risks hampering development. It cites a $47,300,000 plan for water power projects and suggests tax policy should favor industry. The author jokes about severance tax alternatives and urges preserving investment climate.
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Tro
Arkansas
Hempstead
Lost Bull Dog Queen Reward Notice
Lost brown and white female bulldog named Queen missing. Reward offered. Contact TH or Dad Fare Joy at Fair Grounds for details. Notice warns hunters that Red Lake below Fulton is no longer public hunting ground and permits must be obtained from Win Temple at Fulton or risk trespass prosecution. Win Temple and Robert Minediy referenced.
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Fair Grounds
Red Lake
Fulton
Win Temple
Robert Minediy
Seed corn scarcity forecast for Arkansas next spring
The article warns that seed corn for next year will be limited in Arkansas with few cribs available for selection. Large areas may lack seed corn in the field and good seed corn will be scarce in many sections.
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Arkansas Experiment Station
Arkansas
D. J. Burleson
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture, Extension Service
St Louis Studies Annual Soot Cost to Families
The Smoke Abatement League estimates each St Louis family bears about $500 yearly in soot related expenses including laundry, cleaning, painting, draperies, and decor. The group aims to cut annual soot fallout from 800 tons per square mile to 400 through publicity and stricter enforcement of city bylaw.
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ST. Louis
J. L. Hamilton
Lea J Buc
Swedish Air Lines Have Fine Record of Safety
Stockholm reports Swedish Airlines maintain a fine safety record with roughly 7,000 passengers carried last year. Torsten Lennerth son, a Stockholm architect, was notified he would fly to Paris and back free as the 5,000th passenger aboard. The airline serves a growing number of travelers this year.
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Stockholm
Finland
Sweden
UPI
Torsten Lennerth
Paris
Providence News Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Jim Stuckey's baby noted as very ill while Providence school started last Monday September 21. Mr and Mrs Byres teach. Mrs J B Gaines hosts a farewell for sister Mrs Ross Campbell Kennedy of Los Angeles. Mrs A R Campbell and Rosa Campbell Kennedy with children visited Mrs Malone in Hope last Thursday. Bro Bowen delivered a sermon at Providence. Mrs Ross Kennedy and children Louise and Reesman returned to Los Angeles after a two month visit with relatives in Providence Hope and Stamps.
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Providence
Jim Stuckey
Byres
J. B. Gaines
Ross Campbell Kennedy
Los Angeles
Calif
A. R. Campbell
Rosa Campbell Kennedy
Malone
Hope
Bro. Bowen
Ross Kennedy
Louise and
Reesman
Stamps
Correction Request Over Misquoted Kiwanis Talk
Williams Atkins of Hope Arkansas demands a correction to The Star for misquoting his Kiwanis luncheon remarks. He states he said South agricultural interests were promised relief by U S political leaders for fifty years and that no federal legislation aided Southern agriculture beyond the Federal Reserve Bank Act, urging relief only through individual citizen effort. September 26, 1930.
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South
United States
Solomon Case Heads to Alabama City Interpersonal Dispute
In an Alabama city two women are involved in a dispute over claims of a relationship issue. Authorities are reviewing statements and seeking clarity on the sequence of events and any potential legal actions. Community members await further details as investigators interview witnesses.
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Alabama
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Carter Johnson
Thursday Bridge Club
Charles Lowthorp, Sr
Louisiana Points
W. W. Duckett
Little Rock
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VELY
Jeresey Alriss
Iia
Bertern
Gould
Douss
Power Trust
Ward & Son
Reading Druggists
the Faker
Jacquelane Logon
Warner Oland
Saenger —Tronday
Jack Oakie
Syracuse
Ginger Rogers
Will Rogers
London
Wiss Grace Coppage
Toilet Goods
Iss Coppage
John P. Cox Drug Co
Stianps
the Star
Kiwanis
Williams
Atkins
Magnolia
Ethyl
Toy
Southwest
Ligeztt & Myens Topacco Co
Herry
Yibs
Tokay Grapes
Weiners
Hope’s Leading Grocery
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