Assessor Announces Tax Listing Dates for Jackson County
Assessor of Jackson County Arkansas lists dates and towns for personal property and per capita tax listing in 1902. Gather deeds or last receipts. Schedule covers Barren McDougal to Union Newport with dates in May June and July.
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Barren
McDougal
Glaize Township
Grand Glaize
Breckinridge Township
Auvergne
Breckinridge
Weldon
Tupelo
Cow Lake
Nance's
Richwoods
Martin's
Tuckerman
Glass Township
Swifon
Union Township
Court House
Newport
Baptism by Sprinkling: Early Church History Debate
The sermon recounts early cases of sprinkling and pouring baptism from 257 to 1311. It cites Eusistus, Bodinburg, and Pope Stephen I, notes Scotland and England adoption, and quotes Prof. L L Law on historical unanimity. It contrasts Greek baptizo usage with sprinkling terms in biblical Greek.
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Eusistus
Bodinburg
Stephen I
Rome
Adolphus
Lombardy
Ravenna
Scotland
England
Elizabeth
L. L. Law
L-H. Richardson
Jesus chose immersion over sprinkling in biblical water terms
The author argues Jesus used Greek water terms with clear meanings and selects bapto to express dipping or immersion. He notes six water words and asserts Jesus and apostles used the dipping term 126 times, implying no native Greek word combined sprinkling or pouring with dipping.
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Jesus
Bridal Party Dines Elegantly Ahead of Wilmans Phillips Wedding
A Tuesday evening six o clock dinner hosted by Mrs Mildred Dorsey honored her brother R Dorsey Wilmans and welcomed members of the Wilmans Phillips bridal party plus invited friends. The meal featured four courses with salmon vegetables fried chicken and desserts, served in a refined setting with roses and sweet peas. Guests included J B Wilmans Mildred Dorsey Ed Wilmans Samuel Powell Neal Phillips Ray Brandenburg Susie Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmans- Phillips
Mildred Dorsey
R. Dorsey Wilmans
J.B. Wilmans
Mildred Dorney
Ed Wilmans
Samuel Powell
Neal Phillips
Ray Brandenburg
Susie Jones
Messrs
Arthur Bailey
Owen Walker
R. D. Wilmans
Maury Stevens
H.l Sprigg
P. H. van Dyke
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Properties
Elisha Evans and wife transfer 49 acres to A T Guffey for 300 dollars. John A Sifford conveys 200 acres to James M Teeter for 1000 dollars. Mrs N D Wigsel sells lot 6 block 1 Hirschs second addition Newport for 2000 dollars. W A Billingsley and wife sell lot 5 block 25 Billingsleys subdivision Daughertys addition Newport for 225 dollars. The People's Building and Loan Association releases a 500 dollar mortgage on Newport property to Mrs Willie A Smith. B W Jones and wife transfer lot 6 block 4 East addition Tupelo to Primus Watkins for 860 dollars. W D McLain and wife sell 100 acres 24-11-3 to Etta R Kelley et al for 32660 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Evans
A. T. Guffey
John A. Sifford
James M. Teeter
N. D. Wigsel
John L. Younger
Hirsch
Newport
W. A. Billingsley
James M. Keeble
Billingsley
Daugherty
The
People’s Building and Loan Association
Willie A. Smith
Remains Recovered in Drowning Case
The body of Silas Lyle, drowned one mile below town Monday afternoon, was found near the Minor farm early Wednesday morning after floating downstream. Dr. Lyle, who led the search, had returned to Tyronza. the body is in charge of R. and Drummond awaiting orders from the brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Lyle
Doctor Lyle
Tyronza
R. &. Drummond
Marriages Registered for Stone Cord Hammond Robinson Cobb
Marriage licenses issued to James M. Stone and Cord, to Mrs. Mary A. Hammond of Hazel Grove. John M. Robinson and Indiana A. Cobb of Newport. Ed McCurry and Mrs. Maria Firth of Elgin. A B Disbennett and Florence Honey of Layton. Geo W Helton and Mrs. Francis B. Stanley of Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Stone
Cord
Mary A. Hammond
Hazel Grove
John M. Robinson
Indiana A. Cobb
Newport
Ed McCurry
Maria Firth
Elgin
A. B. Disbennett
Florence Honey
Layton
Geo. W. Helton
Francis B. Stanley
Hale
Clarke Declared Democratic Nominee For U S Senator
At the state Democratic convention in the Capital theater Governor Davis announced his candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed James H Berry. James P Clarke was declared the Democratic nominee for senator by a 420 to 72 vote as the convention adopted its platform and nominated a full state ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Capital Theater
Garret Armstrong
W. RB. Thompson
T. H. Humphreys
Fayetteville
T. C. McRae
Haugh Corry
Texarkana
James P. Clarke
United States
James K. Jones
United States Senate
James H. Berry
B. B. Battle
The
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Railroad Commission
Carroll Armstrong
Democratic State Central Committee
Gray Carroll
D. Martin
D. Campbell
Jackson County
Campbell
Clarke
McRae
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Walnut ST
L. Minors Office
J. C. Dice
Prop
Newport Builders Supply and Hardware Company
B. F. Simmons
Firet
Independent
Herala Office
B. A. Washburn
Watson
Arkansas
H. O. Walker
Redman’s Drug Store
Rev
L. H. Richardson
Cline
BIBLE
B. W. Jones
Primus Watkins
W. D. McLain
Etta R. Kelley
Clark
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