Fort Smith poised as western Arkansas growth hub
Fort Smith emerges as a booming railway hub and industrial center in western Arkansas. The piece extols rapid population growth, extensive river trade, new rail lines including Frisco and Missouri Pacific expansions, vast nearby coal and timber resources, and a thriving array of factories from cotton compress to planing mills. Fort Smith aims to become a major midwestern gateway with enhanced roads, bridges, and manufacturing capacity.
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Missouri Pacific
Prince
Kansas City
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Neosho
Joplin
I Neosho
Splitlog
Garrison Avenue
Greenwood
Shreveport
Frisco
Hackett City
Mansfield
Hot Springs
el Paso
Temes
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United States
Border City Ice & Cie Co
Yave Ketcham Trop Co
Ope
Drake Rumber Company
St Louis
Fort Smith Lumber Company
Indianaplis
Felda
Alleghenies
Indian Territory
Sebastian County
Caliro
McWibben
Moessra Montgomery and Caven
LeGrand
Arkansas Daily Gazette
Remarga
Éd Joatiee
Ate
Hositahl
Sintib i
Ietuis
Guneehun
Amd
Sitio St. Seah
United States Court
Canats
Asgarn
Pariias
Rae - Fat
Hague
First Class Millinery Department Opens at Botefuhr’s
Opening event announces a new millinery department led by Miss K Kehoe of Baltimore with ten years of experience. The store promises refined trimming and a fine opening day with Botefuhr’s brass band, starting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Botefuhr
Tine Maez
Fort Smith prospects praised in Arkansas guide
An Arkansas paper extols Fort Smith in a broad survey noting endowment near a million dollars, thriving water works, expanding streetcar lines, and a booming commerce scene. It highlights public buildings, hotels, banks, factories, and the city’s appeal for investors and settlers.
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Yio Public Schools
Prince
Water Works Company
Naeao
Poieau
Daily Tribune
J.P. Boerie
Fort Smith Daily Times
Mesars
Crnce & Knoble
Fort Smith Exnevator
Carnal? Bros
Baking Tri
Arkansas Fruits and the Le Conte Pear Talk
A reporter at Mechanics Hall recalls a familiar voice, identifying Col. W. S. Thomas among Arkansas fruit promoters. The scene features fruit varieties, notably the Le Conte pear, with references to Arkansas and Massachusetts and a world’s fair context in New Orleans.
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Arkanaod
Bia State
Cleveland's Memphis Visit Shows Trained Cadets in Parade
During President Cleveland's Memphis visit, four small figures were trained to stand in line as part of a ceremonial display. The crowd saw the tall participants align in a row, contributing to the parade atmosphere and pageantry of the event.
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