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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1967

Page

6

Famous Diver Recalls Little River Riverboat Dances

Fulton resident B Shulta recalls a trip up Little River on the famed steamboat Waukesha. A grounding at the mouth prompted dancers on the lower deck while the boat drifted. Big steamers later moved dances to upper decks, drawing county youths to Fulton for social river excursions with strong orchestras. The Shults system includes old records of John Brooks owning Fulton Ferry in 1871 and an El Paso Stage company debt of 382.85.

B. Shulta Fulton Little River Waukesha de Soto

Nevada County History of the 1870s Roving Columns

The narrative recounts 19th century Arkansas events including General Steele and General Shelby actions near Prairie De Anne and Poison Springs, the creation of Nevada County in 1871, and the selection of Ross ton as county seat after Mt. Moriah. It names Ozra D. Hadley, officers appointed, and early courthouse and jail details, plus a political fight over the county seat with multiple elections.

General Bank Red River Steele Little Missouri River Elkins Ferry Joe Shelby Prairie de Anne Gum Grove Shelby Camden Poison Springs Curchita County Old Moscow Sam Wren Nevada Arkansas Ozra D. Hadley State Senate Powell Clayton United States Senate Hempstead Columbia Quachita Hadley C. Tuttle A. B. Parsons J. S. Vandergriff T. W. Hammon Samuel Weaver W. H. Prescait John Meeks W. V. Smith G. H. Martin Myron D. Kent Mt. Moriah Royston Toye Rosston Prescott Emmet J. W. Meek W. TR. White J. ¥. Hulse Thomas ©. McRae W. EB. Atkinson MecRae Juden Okie C. B Mitehatl Arnokd Ccl Mamby T. ©. Webber Gen. P. Smoote Leslie Ross Guy Nelson Ft. M. Montgomery B.E. White LE. Hinton W. WY. Tompkins

Pictorial WPA Park Era Amid Arkansas Railroad Towns

Vivid reminiscences recount the early Nevada County towns Emmet Boughton and Moscow tied to the Missouri Pacific railroad. Details cover townsite surveys, early officials, the first stations at Prescott, school and church foundations, political figures, and the rise of Prescott’s public utilities and newspapers.

Moscow Robert Bu Little Rock Maston Emmet Boughton RB. F. Elgin Dan Cunningham Prescott Jim Kern W. H. Prescott John Elkanah Whiteside Burns Mr. Whiteside Daneshora Garret Whitesid United States Mattie Caraway Rema Brown Mineral Springs Burn Ceume West Pia and Mai Dowi Stes Cavittes Me Cantley Sueveral Sears Jae Owas E. B. Cantles Hot Springs Wil Cantles Hope Math 'Canthee Pr Con Mas Adul Boney Stamps More Atreet Elm Street Buchan

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