Roundlap bale press praised by Arkansas gin owner
A. J. Clements of Clem ents & Paniel in Lonoke Ark praised the American Cotton Company Roundlap bale press after using it to compress about 4 000 bales at his gin. He says the Roundlap nets $2 50 to $3 00 more per bale than the old press and that tests showed higher returns for farmers. The firm plans to abandon its former press.
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A. J. Clements
Clements & Paniel
Lonoke
Ark
Clements
American Cotton Company
Continental
Memphis
Ments
Pebbles From Rocky and a Sunday School Address
A local item notes Mrs LD W Connally is very ill and Joel Quinton visited from Texas. Aunt Emery Barber visits Texarkana. Mr and Mrs P M Cummings sail to the Territory for fishing. Yocembe plans a brief rest after harvest. Sabbath school closed with a well received welcome by the superintendent. Dr RB T Connally spoke on benefits of Sunday schools and denounced denominationalism. He urged unity in Christian principle and a union school despite church disputes.
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Rocky
LD. W. Connally
Joel Quinton
Texas
Emery Barber
Texarkana
P.M. Cummings
Yocembe
RB. T. Connally
I. J. Robins
Zion
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and ladder sales note
An old ad offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements of I J Cheney and several Toledo wholesalers. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle and Hall's Family Pills, with a ladder sale pitch from Lloyd's Hardware Store at 1033 W. I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
I. J. Cheney
Est & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Lloyd's Hardware Store
Quigley of Bank of Mena Visits City
President R. M. Quigley of the Bank of Mena arrived last night and planned to stay a few days. He toured the city Saturday with Cashier J. B. Kelly and conducted meetings and discussions during the day about bank matters and local affairs.
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Bank of Mena
Sena
RM. Quigley
J. 8. Kelly
Quigley
of Bank
Quigley Aids Mena Growth With Railway Plans
RM QUIGLEY of Southern Commercial Bank of St Louis is active in railroad development. He is building the South Alabama and Alabama & Florida lines as part of the Louisville & Nashville system and predicts Mena will become a major western Arkansas town. He plans an electric light plant if a suitable franchise is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Bank of
Pittsburg & Gulf
Texarkana
Sam Lee
Couple wed in Kansas City ties Mena home final
Mr M Callaway a leading cattle buyer wed Miss Sadie Rockwell in Kansas City on June 21. She is niece of Mr and Mrs Wonder and long familiar in Mena. They returned to make Mena their home after visiting KC.
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Mr. M. Callaway
Sadie Rockwell
Kansas City
Kas
Mr. Callaway
Venn
Miss Rockwell
C . Wonder
Mena
De Witt's Little Early Kissers Digest Pills Ad
A morning with fatigue a bad taste and headache is blamed on biliousness. The ad promotes De Witt's Little Early Kissers to regulate the bowels and relieve constipation pleasantly and promptly without griping. Eyolf Drag Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Eyolf Drag Co
Railroad office changes and hotel management shift in Mena
Changes sweep the railroad yard Sunday with Warry Ravenscroft stepping aside for fifteen days then becoming cashier, and promotions for J C Cumings Will Landis Wes Holliway and Milford Dustin. In hotels Mr F W Buell retires from Hotel Commercial while Mrs A Frady takes over with daughter Mrs Embree supervising the rooms. Buell may stay in Mena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Ravenscroft
Hastings
Neb
Kansas City
J.C. Cumings
Will Landis
Wes Holliway
Milford Dustin
F. W. Buell
Hotel Commercial
A. Frady
Red Men Elect Officers for Last Half Year
The Red Men met in their hall and elected officers for the last half year. W. M. Hopper was chosen sachem, BP. W. Jaques sachem, Mark Olney prophet, Charles Steinmetz chief of records, with George Hopper and A. J. Davis as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Red Men
W. M. Hopper
BP. W. Jaques
Mark Olney
Charles Steinmetz
George Hopper
A. J. Davis
Early Cotton Farmer Reports Promising Field near Ink
L. Barrison, a farmer from Ink, called Friday with pretty blossoms from his cotton field. He tends thirteen acres that are waist high and show promise of a big crop, while other crops are generally good except corn damaged by worms. He also joined the Star list of subscribers.
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Arkansas
Peson
Memphis, Tenn
R. M. Quigley Herr
Rm, Quigley
Norway
DR. Bell
Mra
The
Arkansaw Store
North de Queen Street
J.B. Littlejohn & CO
U Rogeries
Ori
Great System
Prickly
J. G. Jackson Drug Co
W. R. Blocksom & Co., Undertakers
G. T. Inman
Cote Brilliante Ave
St. Louis, Mo
Topeka
Yopeka
Kun
J. K. Hodson
D. W. Mulvace
Herd
Dean Leter
Detroit
Mena Jewelry Store
Sous
Sale Watch
Kc,p &G Reilroad
Co. C. Palmer
Durham & Batson’s
Polk
fSevier
Montgomery
Scott Counties
Chicago
Durham & Batson
W. B. Smith
Tod P
Capital Hotel
Roach
Mena, Ark
Ealer
Esc Robinson
Cipher
W. A. Reese
ARE
H. M. Dacc
M. D. TorThe Pubic
New Star Pharmacy Bloc
de Queen Street
Janssen Avenue
Tehone
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