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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1900
Page
3
Trains on the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway depart Conway east at 6 30 p m and west under agent records. Notes on local residents and visits, shop ads, market prices, purchases, and social events fill the page. Clarence and family updates appear alongside advertisements for clothing, corsets, caned goods, and Christmas merchandise.
The program lists events for the Western Arkansas Teachers Association in this city next week. Thursday morning includes invocation by Rev H H Street and addresses of welcome by Sam Frauenthal and A C Millar with Dunaway responding. Sessions cover examinations for promotion, home study, character formation, and Friday features include geography teaching and rural high schools with a general discussion on teaching as a profession.
A reader from Conway Arkansas reports a long lasting cough stemming from measles cleared after taking two doses of Gregory's Healing Oil with five drops each. The claimant states no further coughing issues since last spring.
A Grahamsville New York blacksmith credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his five year old son from deadly croup. He says frequent doses dissolve tough mucus and cure before it settles. The medicine is stated as safe for all ages and sold by W. H. Martin & Co.
George Graves, a middle aged white man, was found dead in bed at Mrs Clibourne's boarding house on Tuesday morning. An inquest conducted by Coroner Richardson and a jury found death due to heart failure. Graves, who had lived there about a month, worked as a harness maker for T R Douglass and had relatives in Chicago expected to arrange burial there.
A chimney fire in John Dunaway’s house around 7:30 started the blaze that also damaged Herman Imboden’s adjacent home. Ward’s house was mostly saved with furniture saved. Dunaway uninsured, loss about 750 dollars. Imboden insured for 200 dollars, loss around 500 dollars. nearby John Akines’ home was protected by quick work.
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