Pure Food Demonstration a Great Success at Harve L Harr Store
A snowbound crowd of over 3 000 attended Harve L Harr’s first grand opening event with a pure food demonstration. Various firms showcased products from coffee to biscuits, crackers to canned fruits, and a wedding ceremony at 2 30 p m surprised attendees as orders poured in. Harris plans a larger event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve L. Harr
Dee
Pour Coffee Co
Kansas City
M. F. Creig
National Packing Co
National Stove and Range Co
R. H. Johns
A. Milford
Quincy
National Biscuit Co
Mr. de Motte
O. H. Kramer
Curtis Bros. Blue Label Co
Rochester
N. Y
W. H. Beauchamp
Rogers Commission Co
Ria Bentin
Harris
National Biscuit Company
William Bros. Pickles
Edith Davies
Mary Strong
Peulah
Klondike van Horn
James Harrod
Black Diamond Orchestra
Roy Sanders
Bertha Reynolds
Chas. DuBose
Fannie Moore
S. W. Davies
Harve Harris
Fayetteville Dog Control Decrees and City Notice
Notice to Fayetteville residents requires tying or muzzling dogs. Dogs running at large face death. a mad dog was killed by police this morning by Chief W. F. Stirman. December 18, 111. Also ads for lost pocket-book reward and two rented rooms on School Street with contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Fayetteville
W. F. Stirman
Land Transfers and Local Updates in Ozark Tonight
Transfers filed in the Circuit Clerk’s office show L. W. Newcomb to James Irvinston for parcels in City Park Addition at 3500, R. McCollum to J. W. Walker for one lot at 6500, J. T. Reese to C. W. Linn for 80 acres at 1000, F. S. Robinson to Maud B. Green for 80 acres at 800. Also notes on a Mesh Bag promotion, a local marriage, a visit from Bell Telephone State Manager Morris J. Stimson, impending district management changes for J. H. Cowan, Ozark program, and court actions including John Gilmore’s assault and battery guilt and John Botch’s liquor case continued to Dec 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Clerk's
L. W. Newcomb
James. Irvnston
City Park Addition
McCollum
J. W. Walker
J. T. Reese
C. W. Linn
F. S. Robinson
Maud B, Green
Squire Elliott
John Gilmore
John Botch
Burns Plans to Oust Gompers and Labor Leaders
Detective Burns told the National Labor leaders association that further arrests in the McManigal case are expected and that bribes to deter him have been offered. He attacked Samuel Gompers as unfit to lead organized labor and vowed action until Gompers is expelled. Burns said he will pursue Los Angeles Times bomber case leads after Indianapolis and will seek rewards offered for arrests and convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dee
William J. Burns
National Metal Rides Association
Barnes
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
McNamara
Burns
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
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Harve L. Harris
Bour
Fancy Fruits
Bour’s Royal Garden Tea
School Street
Center
Mountain Streets
Gene Fisher
Orpheim
Dickson Street
Ozark
Shadel
J. T. Shipman
Little Beaver
Thursa Johns
Gan & McClung
East Street
W. J. McClung
Morris J. Stinson
Little Rock
Bell Telephone Company
Stimson
J H. Cowan
Mr. Stimson
van Buren
Ozarks
Justice Court
Choice
ST Ana
Eoud Gaid Oman
An. Tourmai
Goa
Rosa
Sien
Ae Etioh
Wah “Tools
Ela
Oman
Italy
Duke Jewelry Co., Inc
B. H. Barnes
Pres
Mai
Pres. Gompers
Pat Cleburn
Chas. Winkelman’s
Dr. Walker
Winkelman
Kev Waldrip
Winkelman's
J.T. Bason
W. Walker
Adj
Harrison Fisher Books
Aschino
RED Cross
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