Deadly cyclone hits Cleburne and surrounding counties
A devastating cyclone swept through Cleburne and nearby counties in Arkansas last night. In Little Red near Judson, seven or eight people died in one house, an infant survivor. An old man Williams perished at Painbura, and two died at Hebra. Many injured as homes were leveled and structures blown far from their foundations. The death toll and damage are expected to rise as details come in.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cleburne
Little Red
Judson
Painbura
Williams
Hebra
Cleburne County
New Health Districts Formed by County Court Action
The county court created five health districts with appointees W B Tarkinson Logan Millville Providence Col lege. John McNally Byrum Wells ville Mt Sterling Paradise Avon Mendon. William Sparks Clarkston Newton Trenton Peterboro. Dr H A Adamson Bree mond Smuithfield Lewiston Zove Wheeler. Twenty five dollars were allowed to indigent N P Miller on petition of Bishop C J Larsen. Judge T X Smith and James Meikie were given use of the office formerly occupied by Supt Thompson. W L Winn was appointed road supervisor of Smithfield replacing resigning Robert Reed. Peterboro town residents petitioned to split into two school districts. Monday April 12 set as hearing date. Court adjourned after other petitions.
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N.P. Miller
C. J. Larsen
Thomas X. Smith
James Meikie
Thompson
W. L. Winn
Smithfield
Robert Reed
Peterboro
Tolstoi on Marriage
Tolstoy argues marriage brings happiness only when partners share a common aim and fight together. He rejects the view life is a vale of tears and the idea that youth and health guarantee pleasure, insisting life is a place of service with required sacrifice.
Tolstoy's Resurrection at the Opera House Saturday
The original American production of Tolstoy's Resurrection will be staged at the Opera House on Saturday evening. Chas W Chase dramatizes from the Russian manuscript with a strong, lifelike portrayal and historically correct scenery costumes and properties.
New Jersey Academy to Close with Departing Principal
The New Jersey Academy will close May 15 after a prosperous year. Principal L Smith ends his tenure to seek health benefits on the coast. He was named a delegate to the Presbyterian Assembly in Los Angeles late May. Six pupils will graduate: Miss Margaret Jensen Men don Miss Claire Snyder Kaysville Roy May Rigby Idaho Herbert Swoopes Logan Noble Stover Logan.
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New Jersey Academy
L. Smith
Smith
Presbyterian Assembly
Los Angeles
Margaret Jensen
Mendon
Claire Snyder
Kaysville
Roy May
Rigby
Idaho
Herbert Swoopes
Logan
Noble Stover
U O Store Improves With New Additions
Union Mercantile Company manager John V Crawford leads a remodel at the U O store. A stairway to Eccles Howell hall will add space for dressing rooms lavatories and a gymnasium for employees. Interior refitting and centered doors mark a major modernization.
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John V. Grawford
Union Mercantile Company
Eccles Howell Hall
Messrs
Howell and
Crawford
Marriage Notices Across Several Counties and Names
A fragmented list of marriage mentions includes Francis J Waters and Chloe E Neeley with others such as Edward Baer, Emme Kohler, Arthur F Peterson, Selma M Clawson, Ona R Davenport, Lucille Barber, Eara T Campbell, Lucy Pickett, Kohler, Rosa Meyers, John A Miles, Phoebe I Hyde and various locales like Riverdale Providence Hood River Logan Grover Wyoming. The items appear as short marriage notices with multiple names and places, unclear dates.
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Francis J. Waters
Riverdale
Chloe E. Neeley
A Edward Baer
Providence
Emme Kohler
President Roosevelt Heads to Yellowstone Park for Rest
President Roosevelt travels to Yellowstone Park for a sixteen day rest period with minimal public duties. He will remain in close contact with Secretary Loeb and study park wildlife with John Burroughs. Access to trails is restricted and headquarters will be Major Pitcher’s residence as several camps are set up for the stay.
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Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Loebat Cionabar
John Burroughs
Sturilist
Washington
Ito
Smitade
Major Pitcher
Local Ads and Notices Pack Old Times in Logan
A mixed set of local notices and ads including sale of men women and children’s shoes at below cost, wallpaper by Wilkinson & Son, land and homestead consulting by J. Z Stewart, Chicago Meat Market offerings with boiled meats, painting and paperhanging by John Meh, Easter services at the M. and Church, a fossil bird bill found by Heber K. Hansen during stone cutting, spring cleaning promo by Cardon Burnham & Co, and a block of 60,000 treasury shares for sale in Logan.
Local notices and ads from Baker City stretch through week
A mix of classifieds and notices includes theater mentions for Shiblon and Moths, shoe and clothing sales at Newbold's School Shoe and John H. Anderson's, plumbing and steam fitting services, Arbuelita's coffee deal at H. G. Haghball's, and Joseph Monson suing John Christofersen for 440 dollars. Also references Walter Percival, Tister Nielsen, Cardon Burnham, and Buckeye harness gear, with plumbing, furniture and carpet needs.
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Walter Percival
Shiblon
Newbold
Cutler
Joseph Darber
Fireman's Hall
Arbuelita's
H. G. Haghball
Center Street
Cardon, Burnham & Co
Tister & Nielsen
Logan
Entertainments Continue With New Listings at Opera House
A lengthy program of entertainments proceeds with no intermission in sight as Binnigan's Ball draws a large satisfied audience. Tolstoi's Resurrection is planned for this evening, with praise from metropolitan press. Next week a stock company led by Thetcher presents Moths with a strong cast.
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Binnigan
Count Tolstoi
Metropolitan
Something
Opera House
Messrs
George
Guy Thetcher
Ethier
Johnson
Boyer
Percival
Merket
Cutler
Miss Dae
Meeting Notice of U S M I A Group
The pieces of the U S M I A will meet at 10 a.m. on Sunday April 12 2008 in their room in the tithing office building. Mary L Hendrickson Martha W Carlisle Leah D Widtsoe.
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Pi Ecers
Mary L. Hendrickson
Martha W. Carlisle
Leah D. Widtsoe
Memorial Obituary and Clarkston Business Notes
In Clarkston on April 9 residents learned longtime figure William Archibald, 43, died Tuesday night leaving three wives and many descendants. Ex-bishop John Jardine lost speech from tongue and larynx infection. Alma Jensen bought a cross separator for the season. Local merchants Ales, Arlbbald, and the Danielson Manufacturing firm are active. Richard Godfrey and Iliane Orsin run stores. John Goffray bought M D Hammond’s 160 acres for 1200.
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Clarkston
Clarkson
William Archibald
Clarzaton
John Jardine
Alma Jensen
Cros
Beter
Gencena
4Iliane OroSin
John Goffray
M.D. Hammond
Cache Ware Conferences Ward Ev Teres
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a meeting or conference schedule for wards, including Logan on a date in April at 7.80 p m. The text is garbled, but suggests multiple ward events or sessions with times and locations. Named entities Logan and April appear among unclear entries.
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Logan
M. A. C Conference Notices at Vache Store
The Consoiah M. T. A. Conference will be held at Bogan on Sunday April 12. Officers meetings at Preston Block at 10:05. General meetings at a barnacle at 2 and 7 30 p.m. General invitation extended to all. G. P. Rohlig, Mary Hendricks Sups.
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Consoiah M. T. A
Vache
Bogan
Meeenigs
Preston Block
G. P. Rohlig
Mary Hendricks
Sups
Isaac Smith Buys Eggs and Poultry for Cash
Go to Isaac Smith with your eggs and poultry. he pays cash for them.
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Isaac Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansas
Tolstoi
News of
N. J. Academy
U. O
Arthur F. Peterson
Hyrum
Selma M. Clawson
Ona R. Davenport
Hood River
Oregon
Lucille Barber
Eara T. Campbell
Lucy Pickett
Sinon Kohler
Rosa Meyers
John A. Miles
Grover
Wyo
Phoebe I, Hyde
Bert Merket
Eastel Fame
John B. Anderson
Wilkinson & Son
Chicago
John Meh
South Main Street
Roberts
Heber K. Hansen
Treasury
Sumpter
Woeb
Baird
Baker City
A. B. Palmer’s
First North Street
John H. Anderson
Joseph Monson
First District Court
John Christofersen
Cache Ware
M. A
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