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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
2
Baptist plan to consolidate Ouachita and Central colleges
A Baptist committee meeting in Little Rock last week reportedly recommended placing Ouachita and Central colleges on equal rank and graduation requirements. The plan would unify all state Baptist schools under one superintendent with a single funding pool, eliminating competition between institutions. President Lile supports it but not enthusiastically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Late Baptist Convention
Hope
Little Rock
Central College
Lile
Extremes in liquor legislation worry General Assembly
Zealous partisans of a worthy cause risk harming their side by pushing it to extremes as liquor legislation moves through the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Obituary for Lula D. Wilkerson of Arkansas and Faulkner County
Lula D. Wilkerson born February 9 1867 in Desoto County Mississippi died February 22 1901 near Beryl Arkansas. Funeral at Mt Olive cemetery February 23 attended by a large gathering. She lived as a devoted wife mother and church member. Jim McGee convicted of vagrancy before Esquie King sentenced to ninety days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula D. Wilkerson
Jim McGee
Esquie King
Ninty
Benson's Plaster Praised in Roaring Health Ad
Early 1900s advertisement extols Benson's Plaster as superior and fast acting for coughs colds lumbago asthma bronchitis and liver ailments claiming it outperforms rivals and earns high awards across Europe and America with strong customer trust claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Europe
America
Arkansas Legislature Week in Review Senate and House Actions
Senate debated S B No 61 a levy for ex Confederate pensions with amendments. Wood urged aid for indigent veterans. House advanced measures including court stenographer salary and insurer bond requirements. debate over general appropriation timing and a provocative exchange occurred. Other bills on libraries and railroad costs faced division. Huddleson franchise tax measure failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Short
Kirby, Carlock and
Clark
Wood
Second Judicial Circuit
Brooks
Chew
Ponder
Jobe
Toney
Mr. Jobe
State Senate Passes Pension Bill and Various Measures
The Senate debated multiple measures including Wood's roads tax use proposal and Buckner's bill on extending election laws for school directors. The Confederate pension bill, favored by Sen. Wood, passed with near-unanimous support, while opponents included Carlock and Wilson. House actions included Huddleston franchise tax debates and a rule of evidence bill for railroad cases. A new anti-crime league formed in Little Rock aims to curb Sunday liquor sales and close gambling houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawayne
Deafmute Institute
Lawrence
Haynie
Futrall
Railroad Commission
Huddleson
Senatu
Wood
B. No
Carlock
Brown
Clark
Kirby
Wil
Means
Senate
Buckner
Hardy
Dowdy
House
Judiciary Committee
Brooks
Toney
Little Rock
County Superintendent of Schools Bill Passed by Senate
The senate approved a bill making the county superintendent an elected official for two years. Requirements include age at least 21, three months in state in the three years prior, a first grade license, and a program of quarterly exams, school visits, annual reports, and a two week teachers institute. Compensation ranges from $300 to $1,200 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hamlet Notes Graveyard Improvements and Local Happenings
Last Friday residents cleaned the graveyard near the Carter homestead and added a woven wire fence. A cold snap reached nine degrees, farming slowed, and oats were scarce. McElroy family had scarlet fever. Lewelling closed his school with praise for his teaching. Roden bought a new buggy and plans to visit a widow. The local mill froze, then ground Monday after frozen pipes. Young folks enjoyed a gathering at Walter Chivers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roden
Walter Chivers
Lynching of Peter Perryman in Mena After Jail Break
A mob of eight overpowered a guard at Mena jail, took Peter Perryman from his cell, and hanged him on a tree outskirts. The prior day Perryman had severely injured a 12 year old white girl by kicking her as she nailed a fence board. He had been using the girl's parents yard for water. The attack followed his arrest and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena
Peter Perryman
Berryman
Chadwick News Roundup Recaps Local Weddings and Changes
The town notes Maggie Moran and Burgin family attendance at the Brawner Cross wedding in Ingleside. Mrs. Williams hosts Saltillo visitor Miss Martin. Tax day prompts Chadwick activity as Hendrickson and Hartigg visit J. M. Jeffries and Burgin homes. Wm Yeagan advances a frame building project north of Chadwick. Will Brawner marries Adde Crow at Ingleside on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Moran
Burgin
W. W. Burgin
Ingleside
Miss Martin
Saltillo
Mrs. Williams
Chadwick
Messrs. Hendrickson
Hartigg
J. M. Jeffries
Wm. Yeagan
Martin
Ballard School House Neighbors Report Local Happenings
G W Jones and Joe Robins visited Conway to begin oat sowing and potato planting. Mr South of Cabot sold fruit trees for George P Murrell of Austin. Jimmie Williams and Will Stocks plan moves soon. Tom Mayhew and family visited from Lonoke county. Will Dallas will teach at Ebenezer all year. R M Blasingame clearing land. Edgar White visited from El Paso to apply for school. John Wilson moved to his mother's place. Several boys study music. Feb 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South of
Cabot
George P. Murrell
Austin
Jimmie Williams
Will Stocks
Tom Mayhew
Lonoke County
Will Dallas
Ebenezer
R. M. Blasingame
Edgar White
el Paso
Fire destroys wholesale row at Allen ta Georgia
Fire destroyed a section of Wholesale houses in Allen ta Georgia resulting in about half a million dollars in losses. Principal losers include J J and J OB Machines Wholesale Grocers Grambling Spaulding Shoe Company Cranar fers Shoe Company Arnold Ts Omproy No Pickett Paper Company McConnell Christonher Dry Goods Dinkins and David Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenta
Losors
J. J. & J. OB Machines Wholesale Grocers
Grambling ¢ Spaulding Shoe Company
Cranarfers Shoe Company
Arnold Tsomproy
J.“ No Pickett Paper Company
McConnell , Christonher Dry Goods
Dinkins & David
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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Z.V. Lytt Vainter
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Yawcery Court
Roxie Puller
Dale
Peulkmer
Roxie Fuller
Unis Court
M. C. Vaughtre
K. A. Bolton
Bofletter
Fiat
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