Barry Aux November 15 1859 item
Fragmentary OCR notes report a date of November 15 1859 and names Barry and Aux in an undetailed item from Odttere Ghe Fo.
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Newspaper
Fort Smith Elevator
Location
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1889
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes report a date of November 15 1859 and names Barry and Aux in an undetailed item from Odttere Ghe Fo.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe readers subscribing after a given date, mentions a shoes sale though odd, and reference an office open through winter. It records a special meeting about replacing a resigned committee member and references a Supreme Court appeal and election results with a 31 percent majority.
Inland notes from Waldron and Indian items cover county politics with references to Captain Wise, Jaden Hon, Malone bond approval, and raker’s caper. The piece notes political maneuvering around Grover Cleveland era debates and a Cherokee Nation context with Oklahoma personnel, including Tahlequah and Te phase prince. It mentions a murder of a telegraph operator at Wharton and electoral shifts in Virginia, Navin, and Mayes, with legislative leadership changes in the Cherokee organization and senate presidency.
The text argues against laws forcing sailors to build ships in home ports, calling this policy a twenty year failure. It urges allowing purchases from foreign markets to lower prices and boost U.S. merchant marine without subsidies, comparing to other industries and firms.
The article outlines how voters cast ballots by marking candidates on a single sheet, folding and placing the ticket in a box under judge supervision. It notes adoption attempts in Michigan Montana and Tennessee with Missouri using a similar method, and discusses potential nationwide adoption within years. The piece highlights the system’s experimental status and varied state implementations.
The Cheroka couvcrt is in ses sion with Chief Mayes sending a message. The report notes opposition from cattle syndicates and internal factions over the county policy and the leadership, predicting developments within a week.
The Monticellouian notes a cotton factory proposal at Monticello while Magnolia residents mourn deaths of James Hi Boyd and other locals. Reports mention Burns in Benton county, Brayton in Little Rock, and Allen Sheppard at Eureka Springs. A series of accidents, robberies, and legal notices affect Magnolia, Stuttgart, and surrounding counties including Pulaski and Jackson.
Scattered notes report a series of incidents including church arson in Utes New York losses around 25000 dollars Mexican entry of Chinese into Mexico and overland to California and Arizona bank embezzlement 60000 dollars and railroad and coal train wrecks near Atlanta Pennsylvania with fatalities.
Col. Swope was killed after a knife attack and a subsequent gunshot during a confrontation tied to political differences. Col. Goodloe, wounded but calm, went to a physician and prepared for the worst as both men shared Union Army backgrounds and Republican loyalties.
The Greenwood Democrat reports multiple marriage notices in White Oak township Sebastian county Ark including Elmore to Nichols Fields to Elmore and Cole to Elmore with officiating. It also notes the death of Mrs Geo W Gander in a city after a brief illness and the funeral arrangements for Mr J B Williams and others.
Change is seen as beneficial as St Patrick's Pitts replace old harsher cathartics. They are praised for mild action and better removal of morbid matter, with fewer violent effects. Endorsed by W Ef Cole, Fr Saitho, and Leigh Forbes of Hackett City Arkansas.
Farmers urged to visit Alpha Peed Store on Lovers Ave for home raised feed including oats and wheat. OSHEA & HINCH promote a full line of flours and various goods with pricing available by call.
A long listing describes upland and cultivated acres for sale near Charleston and along Van Baten road, cheap riverfront land, hotel and saloon properties, and other city parcels in Fort Smith. It advertises exchanges for farm land, robust city lots, coal fields, and general real estate exposure by Narn Bros, Fort Smith.
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions a choice lot associated with Hote in unclear context. The readable text provides no dates, names, or concrete actions beyond the referenced terms.
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