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Van Dyke and Herrman publish a subscription notice stating $1.00 per year and indicating post office receipt at Newport Arkansas as second class matter.
02 May 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Newport Weekly Independent
Location
Newport, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
1
Van Dyke and Herrman publish a subscription notice stating $1.00 per year and indicating post office receipt at Newport Arkansas as second class matter.
Road officials say Newport must furnish right of way to secure shops and terminal for the Morning Star line from Rush to the White River. Chicago investors Geo H Heafford and Pheo Rockenfeller urge Newport action to avoid losses, noting 40 acres for shops and 10 000 dollars needed, with construction starting locally and wages circulating in Newport commerce.
Thomas Y Huddleston died at his daughter's Main street home Thursday morning at 11 of heart disease. A Mississippi native 77 years old, he served in the Mexican and Civil wars and was a Confederate captain. He later sheriff of Sharp county for ten years and will be buried beside his wife at Evening Shade.
A dialogue shows a customer seeking a durable, easily spread paint that resists blackening and flaking. The dialer dissuades low quality options and endorses the Horse Shoe Brand as proven and satisfactory, noting broad satisfaction after five years of sale. Claridge cautions buyers to value money by researching paint quality.
Col L Minor and Joe Walker returned from Little Rock where Walker earned Shriners degree and both attended a Masons banquet. Arkansas visitors J S Graham J C Dowell J W Mangrum P R Andrews E M Carelee G C Peters J F Mason attended Hazel events. Mrs Addie Brown funeral in Newark from Cabot. Captain Joyce lists Memphis Reunion items for sale at 50 cents. Harold and Pearl Harold visit Russell home.
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