Fort Smith plants idle strike threats hit coal output
Reports from Fort Smith warn a local strike at 10 plants supplying mines will disrupt power to mines and threaten coal production. Officials note potential violence and government interference as protests spread to related industries and public services. Local actions include printers and transit disruptions amid broader labor tensions nationwide.
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Fort Smith Street
Circle Rock
W. M. Mahon
Atrevt Exp
Seals urged to buy Christmas seals, says public should buy
Brough argues in support of Feighu09 seals urging public purchase of Christmas seals as a fundraiser and public welfare measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UnGt
Brough
State Health Officials Warn of 25000 Tuberculosis Cases
The article reports estimated statewide TB caseloads totaling 25 000 as Governor Brough returns from Washington and public health efforts escalate. It notes Red Cross events and nurse mobilizations, with aims to screen and treat patients, and references state health authorities under THAO Shippae leadership.
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Ofansas
Little Rock
Brough
Tte
Akai Palitie Earttt Association
Sturte
Leven
Avery Mounty
Amietedt
Tiberen
Elie Arvaraes
Tiehiy
Eegard
Thao Shippae
A. Acertioh
Rewards and War Department Certificates for Volunteers
Fragmentary text notes War Department certificates to be issued by a meeting of volunteers for patriotic service. It lists the process for acceptance and gratuities, with references to a form and a potential act and date, though many details are unclear.
Willing Married Men for Army Branceled Rolls Declared
A rural notice outlines policy allowing married men to be accepted for all branches of the Army as single men during emergencies. It lists various regiments and services, notes eligibility until a stated date, and mentions vocational education funding and health concerns across the state. The text also reports pardons and new medical appointment details from Arkansas officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelee
Pigenthur
Valley Springs move eyed and Red Cross notes in county
SRIEF NEWS AND NOTES, SHPREON COUNTY eat Cone pony of Tuckerman add the John Neal farm, a few miles east of Tuckerman, to C. H. Fivecent for $7,500, and the oeet and . OW, plus weet of Tuckerman, to J. N. Hot for $7,000. The Red Cross meeting at Mulberry organized a branch to work with Batesville chapter. Mrs J. B. Moore of Searcy organized a county Red Cross branch at Pangburn. The removal of Sloan Hendrix Academy from Inheden to Valley Springs is reported probable. Judsonia shipments up. Danville Red Cross chapter organized. Ozark Cider and Vinegar Co. of Pentonville holds 250,000 gallons of apple juice in tanks. $40,000 cost to produce. $20,000 paid to farmers for apples. Macy Cravens farm in Ft. Smith sold to Gerald Creekmore for $20,000.
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Shpreon County
Tuckerman
John Neal
C. H. Fivecent
J. N. Hot
J. BE. Moore
Searcy
White County
Sloan Hendrix Academy
Inheden
Valley Springs
Ozark Cider and Vinegar Company of
Pentonville
Macy Cravens
Cravens
Ft. Smith
Gerald Creekmore
Lesser-Goldman Cotton Company
Nehemiah Study on Sabbaths and Reform
The lesson reviews Nehemiah's return to Jerusalem, his reform of Sabbath observance, and cleansing of temple worship. It argues Sabbath rest points to spiritual renewal, contrasts Old Covenant practice with Christian liberty, and stresses the Lord's Day as a privileged, not obligatory, rest focused on worship and family life.
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Nehemiah
Jerusalem
B.C
Torsia
Artaxerses
B. C
God
House of God
Cod
Israel
Land of
Egypt
Christ
Nehertah
Jesus
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offered By Firm Leader
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, swears to pay $100 for any catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. Notary A. W. Gieanon attests in December 1888. The medicine claims to act internally through the blood on mucous surfaces. testimonials are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A. W. Gieanon
F. J. Cheney & Co
Sleep and Hygiene for Youthful Skin and Health
Advice on aging gracefully through sleep practice and lifestyle. Fourteen rules include eight hours of sleep with open windows, daily air exposure, regular walking, avoiding tight clothing, abstaining from stimulants, and a diet of lemonade water apples grapes and figs. A 93 year old Wisconsin resident knits socks for soldiers.
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CHEGI
Washington
Rotary Breil Poops
Roy WM Keng
Giauiel
Orb
Mary A. Martin
Little Roce
Woodrul
Pordven
Helene
Ejts Board of Health
Mutherry
Hye
Sim Watson
Hiden
M. I
Paragould
Grant County
Camp Pike
Litte Rock
The
State Baptist Convention
Jonesboro
Gye
Hiviena Waa
Witt
Pine
YoRman
Rogers
Bern
New
Tesnett
Montieut
Iperoont
Ozark
Bachélere
Arnett
Ackoneus
Pennnsylvania Coal Mining Company
Scranton
United Mine Workers
Angertea
United States District Court At
Fort
Frank A. Youmans
State Board of Health
Polk County
Arkon
Twelyete
Jack Ao
Mountain Home
Beaver County
George and
Philip Hardwick
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Jolt
Harrison
United States
James H. Williama
Lonoke
Forrest City
Nix
Camp Gordon
Quartermaster’s Department
France
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Water & Ligit Co
Pine Blutt
Publc
Pine Blut
Seboe
Department of Eiration
Sehonta
Josie Che
Andrews
Deng
Arkette
Grant Sims
Gey Brough
Senatar Overkert Sime
Haven
Rough Wis
State of
Mississippi
Jackson
Jasper Milling Company
Jasper
Capital Stock
Argus Young
J. F. Carlton
Farmers’ Bank of
Bay City
Cratehead County
Capital
T. Ray
C. J. Perry
Byre Furniture Company
Futeh Sewing Machine Company
Magnolia
Draft Board
Vols
United States Threat of
Arkansas
State Department of Education
Smith-Hughes
C. W. Garrison
Genera
FO Merowether
Ft Tattle Rock
Ephraim Anderson
Moncrief
Lonoke County
Srief News and Notes
Cordet
Ver Puren
Red Crate
Mulperry
Preaterian Church
Batesville
Judsonia
Red Cross
Danville
Chicago
Nenemiam
He Mara
Asie
United Fur CO
Hiena Furs
Kerry
State of Ohio
City of
Lucas County
N. C. Brandt
McFarland, Wis
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