23 May 1910
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
1
A local drug store states every prescription is weighed or measured twice and checked against the doctor's order to prevent any mistake. The policy aims to ensure the pharmacist’s work faithfully backs up the physician’s instructions.
A widespread cyclone sweeping a mile wide path killed several and injured many across Pauls Valley, Maysville, Madill, and McCarthy. Widespread destruction harmed homes, crops, and farms, with telephone wires down and relief teams dispatched to the stricken districts.
The Nebraska Supreme Court upholds Hert M. Taylor's death sentence for the murder of Pearl Taylor his 11 year old sister in law and condemns him to execution on October 28. He also attacked another sister in law during the incident three years ago.
An English authority compares geese to cattle in pasturage use noting geese graze efficiently if goslings are culled early and finished on stubble. The belief they damage pasture is questioned as they mainly affect ranunculus roots. The green goose is valued over the Christmas goose, with gosling production centered April to October in England, though full-sized goslings are rare before July.
Arctic explorers recount a story of a rooster aboard a ship driven mad by the prolonged polar day. The bird crowed for hours then nonstop until exhaustion and delirium led it to leap overboard into the ocean, a tale attributed to Lord Dufferin.
Special to Daily Chicago May 23 reports a wild wheat pit as traders clash in a battle between Ouden Armour and T P Waterman. The May contract plunged from 110% to $1. Ottils.
Mrs. Fred Burkey and two daughters from San Antonio and St. Louis stay at the Burkey country place two miles southeast of town for summer. Dr Birkey will undertake extensive improvements including a pigeon cote costing at least 500. The home is described as one of the most desirable in the area. General Revenue from the state treasurer’s office requires careful nursing to exist at all. Mr. Henry D. Tovey hosted a luncheon at Tontitown for Mrs. J. H. Phillips of Kareka Springs. guests included Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Correll, Miss Louise Williams, Miss Josephine Williams, Mr. Lenker, Mer. Clair Tovey, and Mr. Claris Newhauner of Chicago. A four‑course dinner followed at Ida Avenue. Chancrey Court opened with evidence in the First National Bank of Springdale vs Farmers Union. Northbound Frisco No. 4 jumped the track near Rogers this morning. all but the dining car went into the ditch. No serious injuries. Mrs. Wheat of Anorder, Mo., seriously injured but not fatally. A number of locals were aboard or nearby. A Rogers to Daily dispatch at 5 o’clock notes traffic restoration not before night. wheel damage from a split rail.
Peoria May 23 19 a large coal strike in Illinois expands as about 75000 miners are idle. President Walker urges private meetings of delegates to plan further action and vows miners back their committee. Strike funds exceed 750000 but may not sustain a prolonged conflict.
Chicago May 23 Delegates to the International Socialist congress in Copenhagen will travel first class at the party’s expense. Edgar Moore of Pennsylvania argued for only transportation costs and warned against tipping delegates to millionaires. A M Simone supported dignified travel for delegates and opposing flight to Europe without tips. The majority agreed.
An automobile carrying seven people went over a 25 foot embankment eight miles north of Denver near the Britton road. Two passengers were seriously injured including A A Feidgehild of Denver with a left shoulder injury and a right eye bruise. Also injured were Frank W. Bross Denver Mig V B Wella North Adama Mich W I Wella North Adama Mich Mr and Mrs L G Venard Denver chauffeur unknown.
Joplin Mo May 23 Cel WL A Kupp of Petree City commands the Second regiment of Missouri to march and orders militia companies Webb City Carthage and Joplin to select a rifle range to be used January
Dover reports Jaques de Lesseps, a French aviator, duplicates a historic channel crossing by flying from Calais to near the coast. The flight produced a splendid sight despite a mishap during the attempt.
A city cabbie states clearly that John Atha and J H Atha run separate businesses and are not connected. He emphasizes prompt service and invites calls for easy rides.
An ad touts Koley's Honey and Tar as a safe throat remedy for all ages, warning against substitutes in a yellow package. L A Cole sells his Hill Street home to Mrs. Gamble for 000 through Housh Williams. Gamble plans to move and reside here, while Cole relocates to St. Joseph Missouri.
A vintage ad from W Guisinger Music House extols piano instruments and their superior tone touch and voice. It claims a piano in every home will reflect good musical taste and radiance, inviting readers to choose from their catalog.
An advertisement claims Pateys Kidney Remedy restores kidneys and bladder to a sound state and activity, urging use at first signs of irregularity to avert serious illness. A.C. Me Adatas
Judge Milwee of Clarendon, chairman of the state democratic committee, launches a probe able candidacy for the speakership with expected support from Gen. Don aghey.
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