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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
3
The process begins with a putty coat followed by sanding. A lead coat is applied, then five coats of filler, and pumice rub. After another putty coat there are two more filler coats, one rubbing varnish coat, and a rubbing varnish plus finishing varnish coat.
In Little Rock on Monday C G Glass Photographer C Thomasson and J S Mobbs of Greenbrier, with many locals including Mrs Mary Moore from Greenbrier and Miss Susie Voris visiting Ola. Updates on illness, travel, shop offers from Wilson Bros, Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin, and community notices from Heber, Mayflower, Holland, and Conway.
Local store announces appointed agents for Mermod Jaccard Nosis with a full range of wedding invitations samples and fine stationery. Also lists catalogs of diamonds watches silverware and jewelry with orders delivered prepaid from St. Louis. Community notices mention a hoboes annual convention in Oakland Illinois and various local events and testimonials.
Chicago detectives pursue the disappearance of a 60 pound sack containing 1,000 silver dollars left outside the Commercial National Bank vault at closing. It is the second odd money loss in a year. Investigators also seek a $20,000 shipment to Burlington, Iowa, intercepted and found to contain paper clippings.
Bargain sale of three steam engines in good condition. Two are 20 H. P. and one is 25 H. P. Also one Kingsland and Douglass saw rig and a first-class wood lathe. Contact Conway Arkansas 711 to inquire or arrange a viewing.
A mouse colored mare mule with a black shoulder stripe and dish face, two years old, strayed from near Wooster. A liberal reward is offered for its return or any information leading to recovery. Signed by J A Hierr on June 24, 1901 in Wooster Arkansas.
A Kansas postmaster, C. O. Kinne of Alma, endorses Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin praising its superior laxative effect. He and his wife have used it and confirm it meets the advertised claims. Dated December 22, 1900, sold by Dr. C. J. Hamilton.
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