03 May 1910
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
1
Post office entry details for Fayetteville Arkansas edition dated May 4 1910 note second class mail status and subscription terms including one week one month six months and one year with city editor attribution.
Three state boards meet in Little Rock May 2 and 3 handling charity funding for nervous disorders the Arkansas Penitentiary matters and sanitary prep for convict intake by Aug 1 the Capitol Commission the Railroad Commission and a church conference delegation gathering in Asheville N C with Arkansas likely to supply a bishop and a special car train carrying 20 church workers departs tomorrow.
Ale Isaee Cook of Kewanee Illinois writes that after two months of kidney pills she found relief from backache and kidney misery. She says the pills helped her and she will recommend them to friends and comrades.
Readable text lists Snowballs lilacs dentzias crepe myrtles apheas and magnolia at Rose Terrace Greenhouses. The line presents a catalog of plants available or featured at the greenhouse with no explicit events or prices.
State Superintendent Geo J Cook aims to boost interest in the annual school election by authorizing votes on county uniformity of text books and a seven mill school tax in multiple counties. One director per common district and two per special district will be chosen. The county superintendent question will be on the ballot in years before the general election. first use last year in seven counties Garland Miller Jackson Lee Crawford Mississippi Sebastian. County superintendents to be elected this fall in those counties.
Tacoum Tacoma May 1 supplies for the Bellmore Brown expedition to Mount McKinley were landed on the steamer Portland. The aim is to climb from the south side and search for records Cook says he left at the summit. The party includes Bellore Brown Herschel Parker Cuntz Waldemar Grassi and Termanbo Tucker.
Exiled Haitian president Nord Alexis dies in Kingston Jamaica after a brief illness. He rose to power in 1903, led coups against Hipployte and Legitime, presided over a brutal regime, and faced international intervention after the 1906 Port au Prince massacre. He owned four estates and remained a prominent figure after deposition in 1908.
Amos J. Chipman, a Washington employe with over 45 years in federal service, retires from the United States Geological Survey after making a fortune in steel stock speculation. He plans to sail for Italy in July, return in August to inspect the western states, and has a long career path from Vermont to Michigan Kansas and finally Washington.
About 2,500 business men from Protestant churches gather in Chicago for the Men's National Missionary Congress at the Auditorium. The meeting aims to raise a missionary fund of 1,900,000 dollars and signals church unity across the country.
Federal agents from Duluth hunted a suspected trafficking ring based at a Rainy River resort near International Falls. They seized two young women, Miss Lillian Neuman and Miss Sylva Graham, as relatives prepared to reclaim them from International Falls police custody.
The advertisement states a single price for the entire lot of lace items including match sets and Lie laces. It emphasizes all sizes and plain laces at per yard halves a cent and warns not to mix with common cent laces as these are higher grade up-to-date laces worth two to three times the listed price.
Readable fragments indicate a local shop advertises embroideries at low prices including 10c 15c and 25c items with bulk values up to 50 to 38c. The text is fragmentary and lacks complete details or names.
In a limited sale the item lists six dollars in market value but sells for two dollars eighty eight. The offer applies only to this sale and not to future promotions.
A cheap new line of Ladies Muslin Underwear is advertised at a price lower than the cost of materials to make it. Strong accessibility claim aims to attract thrifty shoppers with low prices.
Bargains include tussors de Lyons dress goods 39c per yd down from 50c, fancy silks 1.00 to 1.25 valued at 0.90 to 1.05, black taffeta silk 36 inches wide 1.05 to 1.50, and madras cloth 10¢ per yd. Dollar and dollar twenty-five dress goods offered at 0.90. Lightweight fabrics advertised as cheaper than calico.
The vendor offers low cut shoes in ox blood and tan priced at 3.00 and 3.50 with a discount of ten percent on the entire line of shoes and low cuts. Paarnena available at 1.98.
An up to date line of men and boys underwear offered with emphasis on value every garment priced as a special buy for casual wear and daily comfort.
A sale event features select mens and boys garments with notable items on offer. Shoppers can expect discounted apparel including jackets shirts and pants with emphasis on value and wardrobe staples.
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