Gas Strike Near Springdale Sparks Local Hope
The Morgan farm near Springdale reports a natural gas discovery at 185 feet during waste drilling. Gas burned for hours, reaching about two feet high, with Morgan planning deeper wells on the Dr Mose Stearns place beyond the mountain, amid past unsuccessful attempts in the area. The Plate Glass Trust is noted opposing reciprocity in a tangential remark.
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Springdale
Leonard Morgan
Wedenday
Mr. Morgan
Dr. iMose Stearns
Washington County Teachers Institute Passes Resolution
The Washington County Teachers Institute adopted several resolutions praising the Reading Circle work led by Dr and Mrs Johnson and urging county supervision. It also thanks local pastors, the Board of Directors for school facilities, and the eleven ship of Fayetteville for their support.
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Reading Circle
Tv Schools
Fayetteville
Rural School Problem Highlighted At University Lecture
Prof J Reynolds spoke at 9 this morning on the rural school problem. He described the Educational Commission’s work to pass national measures, urged rural teachers to promote consolidation of one room districts into larger units with rural high schools, and inspired attendees to act across Washington county.
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J. Reynolds
University
Fone
Reynolds
Washington County
Fire at plumbing plant causes heavy damage on Center Street
A noon blaze at the plumbing plant of James L. Sketon started when a worker dropped a burning match onto inflammable waste in the basement. Firefighters confined the flames to the lower part of the building. Damage estimated at two to five hundred dollars.
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James L. Sketon
Wheat samples reveal Ges grown in section as reference
Prof G W Drake delivered a mathematics lecture at the University chapel drawing a space voyage analogy to illustrate imagination versus measurement. He compared planetary travel times to earthly events highlighting the vast distances of space. Mrs L J Curry departs Monday for Waco to attend the Curry Biott wedding.
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G. W. Drake
University Chapel
Gov
Washington
George
Earth
L. J. Curry
Waco
Texas
Es GEO H Rowells Ph D Presiden Ath Ol Arkansas
Geor G H Rowells Ph D is listed as president of the Athol Arkansas group or institution. The OCR text is garbled but preserves a named individual and a likely title. No additional details are clearly readable.
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GEO
H. Rowells
Presiden
Atholo Arkansas
Local Summer School Talks Planned at Central Methodist Church
A schedule of public lectures begins with a union service tomorrow morning at Central Methodist Church. Dr Johnxo and others invite citizens to attend the talks on Moral and Religious Education to support the Summer School project. The Navy’s Payne of the Padu cruiser, now on leave, plans a Fayetteville visit before resuming duty on the Florida. He thanks Hugh A. Dinamore for the appointment enabling his current privileges.
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Central Methodist Charch
Mewrry
Annonie Inter
Johnxo
The
Privilegan
Elevans Appoints for School of Girls and Furnishings
Elevans appoints new head for girls school and installs new furnishings at the college center state location. J W Conger, president, invites inquiries and catalogue requests to compare advantages before choosing elsewhere, highlighting moderate cost and faculty strength.
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College
J.W. Conger
Judges Fine Census Defendants for Falsified Counts
United States Judge Jacob Trieber fined Will Henry attorney Jerry Sparks and Champ P Condi fifty dollars each on three counts for census falsifications. They were indicted on five counts each with many names misreported or duplicated. The court noted 1206 residents in the district and 204 enumerated persons at a Garrison Avenue flat, plus 100 coal miners listed at Hotel Main.
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Will Henry
Jerry Kk
Sparks
Champ P. Condi
Mounted Polices Department
United States
Henry
Trieber
Garrison Avenue
Curious Anticipations and Patent Tales in Ozark Tonight
A brief item notes curious anticipations cited against a clock patent and a claimed copy of a price lock used for years. It mentions rural constituents and a figure who allegedly copied the lock design. Another patent request describes a flower konstruktion resembling the ark’s scriptural description.
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Moses
Books and Beeches in New York aid for bibliophiles
Fragmentary notes discuss early book binding and beechwood boards, tracing the term beech from German buche to bound volumes. A stray anecdote about a landlord and gas in a house interjects briefly among musings on incunabula and historical bindings.
Judge Milwee Declines Mines Commissioner Post
Judge R Frank Milwee of Clanendon refuses the offer to become Commissioner of Mines Manufactures and Agriculture citing constitutional bars on legislators serving in other offices. Milwee notes he was not a candidate and believes the prohibition prevents acceptance.
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R. Frank Milwee
Clanendon
Milwee
Houe of Representatives
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Unclear Textile Cleaning Ad Fragments Refer to Clyde Walters
Fragments describe a textile cleaning service promising thorough cleansing for men’s wearing apparel and low costs. Mentions Clyde Walters at 107 N. [address partial]. The text repeats promises and urges consulting for cleaning pressing or repairing.
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Clyde Walters
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