Arkansas Democrats set March 26 primary vote amid voter limits
The Democratic State Central Committee met in Little Rock to push a March 26 election date for the Democratic primary while addressing guidelines to curb voting in the state. Officials noted procedural steps and cautioned on registration forms and polling access amid the contentious primary environment.
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Farm School Draws Many at Arkansas Agriculture Meet
A report from the University of Arkansas agricultural department notes a strong turnout for a farm school event. Key figures include Prof Nelsen on soils and fertilizers, Prof Whretork on hog raising, Gov. state veterinarian, and district demonstrator Welty. The Iron Mountain line hosted talks and a local auction style session drew attendance from farmers and business leaders.
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Lincoln County judge won’t grant saloon licenses
County Judge Harvey of Lincoln County will refuse licenses for saloons in Grady Gould Warner Varry Youngstown South Begit Dom Aas Silver Lake and Woodville. Saloons had petitions claiming a white majority vote but the judge says the Going Act does not require considering petitions and will not grant licenses in these towns.
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New Instructor Joins University of Arkansas Animal Husbandry
A new instructor in the University of Arkansas animal husbandry department has joined. Branson of Texa OMr is a Kansas State Agricultural College graduate with ranch experience in Oklahoma and Kansas. As a student he represented his college on the clock judging team at Chicago international shows.
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Wood Announces Candidacy for Railroad Commissioner
Marianna mayor T. EB. Wood announces campaign for the railroad commissioner of the northwestern district to succeed George W. Bellamy. Wood resigns as Marianna mayor to devote full time to the race, is associate editor of the Lee County Courier, and a prominent Arkansas newspaper man.
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University Leader Seeks Farmer Ties and Local Involvement
The writer advocates for closer ties between the state university and farmers, arguing the president should be accessible to common people. The aim is to have the president attend schools and deliver addresses to show interest in farmers and their needs, strengthening ties to agricultural education.
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Crop harvest tale from Conway Wisconsin
In a fragmented report from FP betekewsky, Lachowsky near Conway, Wisconsin, gathers the last of his cwmet potatoes from a three acre Swney patch. He expects Se tishels of sadatite potatoes for seed, with more than 200 fishels available for seed stock. Besides a few loads sold at seven pence per bushel, most of the crop remains unsold as he prepares seed potatoes for next season.
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Arkansas Postmasters Change in Fourth District
Washington announces changes in Arkansas postmisters with several resignations and appointments across counties including Hot Spring, Baxter, White, and Perry. Names such as Ruby Jaguaries, Lelia Ho Smith, Stella by Coffeevee, and Mrs. Lee Magle are noted along with moved or new offices and resignations in St Joe Hollis, Pangburn, and nearby communities.
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Arkansan May Head Frisco Railroad President
An Arkansan named May is reported to be considering an offer to become president of the Frisco railroad. The article notes Carl Gras and Mer Grey’s earlier roles, with Grey resigning as first vice president three years ago to join the ELNL system. Born near Payette, their early Frisco employment started as a janitor at a Frisco station.
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Arkansas crop values in state bulletin fall short of hopes
A Bul letin from the U S Department of Agriculture summarizes Arkansas farm returns, listing crop values for a period with figures for corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, sweet potatoes, hay, tobacco and other staples. The report shows totals in the millions, highlighting prices and quantities for major crops like corn, oats, potatoes, hay and tobacco across the state.
Murder Charge After Double Readings of a Texas Hamlet
Mason is held for murder following a morning killing on Mie Houwlevard. The victim’s throat was slit ear to ear and the skull fractured by blunt force. Investigators say the murderer removed several hundred dollars from the body in what appears to be a robbery. The report notes a white man is suspected in the New York area but lacks confirmation.
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Senate Adopts Administration Currency Bill After Long Fight
The administration currency bill, known as the Owen bill, passes the Senate by a narrow margin after weeks of debate. Republican opposition yields to a good majority as Hitchcock and Weeks join Democrats, backing a reform of the financial system and creation of regional reserve banks to stabilize markets.
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Nurse saves many, is hurt in mine sanatorium fire
A nurse named Sibell Morris led the evacuation of more than fifty patients from a mine sanatorium as smoke and flames erupted from a stove. She guided frightened patients to safety then was trapped and jumped from a second story window, breaking a leg and possibly sustaining internal injuries. The fire caused about 2000 dollars in losses.
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Plans for Industrial School at Odd Fellows farm
Plan for an Industrial School on the lands of Me Shiney estate near Batesville proposes housing the school at the Old Petlows lodge site. A vote favored publishing the project on the Rolttie farm, aiming to house larger children from Hatesville. Patonville A K Goodnight of Batesville Excelsior says new machinery is arriving and operation will start within two weeks after a fire caused $24 loss with no insurance.
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Girl Has 10 Grand Parents in Salado and Nearby Areas
Fatesile Little Marion Hooper of Salado lists ten living grandparents including Dr and Mrs JM Hooper of Tittessile and Mr and Mrs D Tlone r of Salado, with additional mentions of Hogan, Homie, and other ancestors. The note also references wide kinship, claiming 21 great great uncles and about 200 cousins, aunts, and uncles in the extended family.
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Wilson to Rest in South at Pass Christian
President Wilson plans a three week vacation at Herndon Place Pass Christian Miss with no visitors or heavy correspondence. He will privately consider members for the new Rev Reserve Board while staying at a furnished residence owned by J Ayre of Chicago and enjoying rest from official duties.
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New Orleans and Chicago Railroad Placed in Receivership
The Metropolitan Trust Company of New York filed a travel petition in federal district court leading Judge Toumin to appoint WF Owen as president of the railroad. The company failed to pay $12,000,000 in interest on bonds held by the Metropolitan Trust Company, prompting immediate receivership.
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Do You Keep Hammers Here A Busy Housewares Exchange
A brisk married man visits a hardware shop and orders every tool in sight from hammers to nails and hooks, insisting on all styles and packaging them separately. The clerk notes the man's motive to quickly turn impulses into action for home tasks.
Posts End Up or Down? Post Planting Experiment Findings
An agricultural station tested whether inserting posts with the sap side up or down matters. Ohio officials planted 156 black locust posts twenty years ago. One third of those with the wet end down rotted, while just over one sixth of those with the sound end up did. They found no overall difference, but prefer the longer sound end for durability.
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Sensible Realization of a Young Poet’s Career Change
A fragmented glimpse notes Quint asking where the young poet Le Ponte is today. It mentions LeFonte selling some poems, being mocked as not a poet, and taking a job as a book hoover. The piece hints at sobriety and financial prudence with a new suit and a dollar.
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Fragmented dialogue about speeches and motorists in a chaotic scene
A noisy exchange features Cranky Speeders and motorist chatter. Cranky Speeders remark on vehicles and cranks while references to a dramatic speech and a translated war reading evoke a fragmented, lively street moment.
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