Conway notes mention local visitors and events
Local notes list residents from Saltillo Mayflower and Hamlet visiting Conway. Mentions new crops, shingles for sale, a magnetic healer Prof Green, and several church and social activities. Several guests from Magazine Little Rock and Newport attend gatherings, plus marital union of Andy Hess and Miss Helen Schmuckley with party festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola
Will Grammer
Newport
Andy Hess
Weinmann & Co
James Boylston
Methodist church schedules members only Sunday service
The sermon and service next Sunday August 18 at 4:30 pm are for members only. Nonmembers are told to note morning hours are restricted. Evening services at 5:15 pm are open to all. Friends may submit questions two weeks in advance for Sunday night replies. Pastor pro-tem A C Melear offers pastoral help during the regular pastor's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.15
A.C. Melear
Telepathy and Marconi Waves Questioned
A London Telegraph excerpt challenges telepathy as a scientific concept, arguing brain activity relies on nerve vibrations, not Marconi like wireless signals. It notes Wallace and Lodge as proponents of mind to mind links but demands causal evidence before acceptance. It dismisses spiritual fortune telling as unscientific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Alfred Russell Wallace
Oliver Lodge
Mr. Marconi
India
South Africa
England
Marcon
William Preece
London Telegraph
Train Ticket Sale to Hot Springs and Back
Ticket sale offers round trip to Hot Springs with return by 6:36 p m August 16 at two dollars. Agent J W James notes good for return on or before August 16. Also included is an advertisement for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a health remedy sold by Dr C J Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
J. W. James
Agt
Dr. Caldwell
C. J. Hamilton
Educational Picnic At Beryl Seeks Broad County Participation
Faulkner county educators plan an educational picnic in Beryl on August 31 with one boy and one girl from each school in contests for declamation recitation and speeches. Prizes awarded. baskets encouraged. stands limited with proceeds aiding library building. Also includes Arkansas Experiment Station notes on oats and yield practices and a testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl
Faulkner County
W. W. Rivers
Supt
J. J. Doyne
Otther
T. F. Forrest
M. F. Cox
M. E. Dunaway
Mt Vernon News Roundup and Local Notes
A light rain refreshed Mt. Vernon on Sunday aiding late corn and pasture land. Miss Nita Mathis leaves for Little Rock to establish her home. Local tradesmen upgrade a gin stand and press for the fall crop. Mt. Vernon boys defeated Barney 36 to 27 in league play. Revival meetings and conversions are reported at Bethlehem church and Union Valley led by Rev. D C Ross. Local drummers include Will Loeb of Little Rock. In town, Andrew Fulmer notes rats left after corn crop was exposed. a prominent resident moved back from Little Rock and faces poverty and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Mathis
Little Rock
Pete Rice
R. W. Brown
Clinton
Mt. Vernon
Barney
Conway
Bethlehem Church
Union Valley
D. C. Ross
Hamlet Protracted Meeting At New Liberty Under Baptist Leaders
A lengthy revival continues at New Liberty led by Revs Glover and Parsons with strong attendance. J M C Vaughter preached last Thursday on The Prodigal Son showing notable effectiveness. The Sunday school is fading, while a large wheat acreage is planned for this fall. Charlie Patrick of Lollie attended the holiness meeting at Vilonia. Jeff Potts is clearing land for a railroad purchase and aims to open a large farm. Lovett Johnson reports the loss of a valuable horse from an unknown disease, the second such loss this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Liberty
Glover
Parsons
J. M. C. Vaughter
Charlie Patrick
Lollie
Vilonia
Jeff Potts
Jeff
Lovett Johnson
Local notes on weather, visits and community events
Otto J. Moore visits the City of Roses and Press Holland, of Austin, calls on local friends. Willie Veneable re covers his house. Hail May delays plowing. John Black and family attend Latter Day Saint meeting near Ingleside. Mayflower schoolhouse event drawn large crowd. Caleb Boullion shows steady improvement. Aug. 9 entry notes outlook uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Oakland
Ingleside
Reduced Rates From Missouri Pacific and Affiliates
The Missouri Pacific and St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway offer reduced round trip fares to several events including the St. Louis Exposition, the National Colored Baptist Convention in Cincinnati, the St. Louis Fair, the National Convention of the Christian Church in Minneapolis, the Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering in Fort Worth, and the G A R encampment in Cleveland. Tickets go on sale on specific dates in September through November with 5 to 20 day return limits and extensions available via deposits and small fees. J. W. James serves as Local Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Exposition
National Colored Baptist Convention
Cincinnati
St. Louis Fair
Cleveland
St. Louis
Memphis
Peoria
Chicago
J. W. James
Camp Meeting Results in Vilonia Revival
Vilonia Arkansas reports the camp meeting closing August 7 with 12 penitents at the altar. About 1200 attendees and 13 preachers participated at times. The revival yielded 35 conversions and sanctifications with praise to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilonia
Ark
Labor Leader Endorses Dr Caldwell Syrup Peps
The president of the American Federation of Labor Union 8 215 endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Peps for personal and family use. He states it does lots of good and signs Geo C Camp. Sold by Dr C J Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Dr. Caldwell
Geo. C. Camp
C. J. Hamilton
Advertorial for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a laxative and promises to explain its convenience and merit to the reader by Dr C J Hamilton. The notice frames the remedy as a valuable digestive aid presented in a professional endorsement.
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D. O. Horton
Ozone
A. N. Shaw
John Shaw
Saltillo
John Naylor
J. M. Watkins
J. D. Collier
Jno
K I. Young
Bertha Hilliard
Prof. Green
Frank Witt
Co. I. Atwater and Daughter
Hamlet
Martin & Horton’s. Tr
Co. C. Connell
Naylor
Texas
Rolf Cole & CO
I. Ae
W. H. Duncan
Louise Crow
Magazine
Olive Austin
B. T. Deal
Hendrix College
Bolton
J. G. B. Simms
Lake Village
Col. Simms
Central College
Fred Allinder
U. S. Navy
Mr. Teas
Marvel, Ark
J. W. Teas
J. N. Martin
J. 5. Martin
Martinville
Christadelphian Meeting
H. P. Thomas
Wooster
Mr. Sammons
Dallas Tex
G. W. Sammons
Haola
Sherman
Springfield
D. H. Colquette
Bob Cook
Mr. Forte
Perry County
E. W. Gantt
Minnie Lee Jones
Fr. E. Jones
Pulaski
L. H. Pyle
W. D. Cole, Jr
W.S. Hanner
B. I. Horton
R. C. Dickerson
New Indian Reservation
J. H. Doak
Williams Oregon
Chamberlain
W. H. Martin & Co
Oliver Cantrell
Greenbrier
Cadron Gap
Knola
J. B. Green
Helen Schmuckley
St. Joseph’s Hall
Missouri
Mrs. Smyers
Arkansas Experiment Station
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
Powers & Stewart
Will Loeb
Searcy
van Buren
Andy Fulmer
Otto
J. N. Moore
City of Roses
Willie Veneable
T. F. Honsinger
W. I. Moore
Cabot
Press Holland
Austin
Mayflower School
Caleb Boullion
Parker
Missouri Pacific
St. 1
I. M
S. Ry
Arbuckles
Archaser
Arbuckle Bros. Nation Department
New York City
N.Y
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