Prescott League Conference Session Highlights and Plans
The Prescott area hosts the Home Missionary Society conference with programs at 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. daily led by Jas Thomas and other speakers. Highlights include reports from district secretaries, devotional services, and preparations for the Nashville gathering, urging delegates to visit Prescott beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Thomas
B. B. Thomas
Texarkana
Camden
Monticello
W. Christie
Pine Bluff
Alc. Miller
HM Brace
Arkadelphia
Ware
Prescott
A. O. Evan
League
Servier
Feeney Hitchivon
Das. Thomas
Traineane
Migs Rachel
Boy's League
Jas. Thomas
Feasom Adetroseee Moeerdioxe
Nashville
Tennessee
Caet Af Seconvient
Watson, Jr
T. E. Sharpe
D. D
Erma E Richardson
Mae McKenzie
W. F Evans
L. K
The
Home Missionary Society
Ark
Rey
P. D
Veterans meet to plan Decoration Day and Birmingham reunion
Under Commander L Moncrief the Walter Bragg Camp UCV met at the courthouse at 10 o clock Saturday to arrange a Decoration Day for deaf comrades and to appoint delegates to the Birmingham reunion. A three member committee was named to contact the Daughters of the Confederacy for grave decoration at DeAnn Cemetery. O L Moncrief and BE W Dougan chosen as delegates. John Lewis made an honorary member.
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L. Moncrief
Walter Bragg
Court House
Birmingham
Daughters of the Confederacy
DeAnn Cemetery
O. L. Moncrief
BE. W. Dougan
John Lewis
U. V
Increased Acreage Report From Arkansas Planters
Tom Steele of Scott's Crossing says cotton planters in his area will raise acreage this year as ground is in excellent condition and favorable weather aids seedbed. Labor shortages persist with rail shops cutting jobs and some urban workers returning to farms. foreigners contribute limited help, Italians used further south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Tom Steele
Scott's Crossing
Gracie
County Convention Elects Leaders and Delegates in Nevada County
The Nevada County Democratic Convention met at the courthouse selecting Tompkins as chairman and McKenzie as secretary. Tompkins, Wright, and others were named to the county central committee with district committeemen elected for railroad, congressional, judicial, and senatorial posts. A committee of three named delegates to state and other conventions, with full slate of delegates listed for each.
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Court House
Nevada County
Thos. C. McRae
H. B. McKenzie
M.W. Greeson
O. B. Gordon
W. V. Tompkins
W. T. Hart
J. V. Hulse
S. T. White
H. V. Scott
R. P. Arnold
Jno
R. Lambert
T. H. Whitehead
Congress
Marr
R. P. Hamby
H. E. Askew
W. N. Murry
Art Warmack
G. R. Haynie
Sam ©. Logan
D. L. McRae
Joe Haynie
John Nichols
T. J. Wright
Joe Hood
State Democratic Central Committee to Meet in Little Rock
The State Democratic Central Committee will convene Friday to canvass the March 25 primary results and settle the attorney general race. Hal L. Norwood leads with a large plurality while P R Andrews claims a majority of votes. The meeting set at Hotel Marion Friday to count the ballots.
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Little Rock
State Democratic Central Committee
Hon. P.R. Andrews
Augusta
Hal L. Norwood
Mena
John R. Rutherford
State Central Committee
Pine Bluff
John H.page
Marion Priday
Gee & Sons Ladies Dress Ing Sacque Advertisement
Ladies, get a pretty cool dress ing sacque or house dress of the new lawn at Gee & Son's. Only Je a yard.
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Gee & Son’s
Man Kills Wife in Sunset During Domestic Dispute
Jim Langford, colored, fired at his former wife Saturday night during a townwide disturbance. The woman was shot in the thigh but survived. Langford was jailed and faces a preliminary hearing likely this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Langford
About &Otelo
Langford
Kirby Returns to Arkansas Supreme Court Appearance
General William F. Kirby of Texarkana appeared in the Arkansas Supreme Court after several days at his Texarkana home. Kirby had been a gubernatorial candidate before the Democratic primary, with Dan Taylor of Pine Bluff representing the state during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
William F. Kirby
Texarkana
Supreme Court
Gen Kirby
Democracy of
Arkansas
Dan Taylor
Pine Bluff
Moore Lectures at Shreveport on The Great American Drummer
President L H Moore of the Arkansas Travelers spoke to the Louisiana Travelers in Shreveport Friday night returning to Texarkana Sunday. He delivered his famous lecture The Great American Drummer to a large audience at Shreveport.
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Little Rock
L. H. Moore
Arkansas Travelers
Louisiana Travelers
Shreveport
Texarkana
Seed promotion notice for Mebane Cotton Seed in Prescott
J. Moore, Special Agent, U S Department of Agriculture, endorses Mebane Improved Cotton Seed sold by Prescott merchants at cost. He claims superior performance under ordinary and Boll Weevil conditions and urges farmers to plant seed in wide rows to ensure full development, advising calling on local merchants for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neda County
Prescott
Peescott
U. S. Department of Agriculture
When You're AM Ran Down Amid Life Struggles
A fragment urges seeking help when feeling life is not worth living and care for self has faded. The lines imply distress and the need to reach out for support or assistance.
Rexall Celery and Sron Donic Energize System
An advertisement promises Rexall Celery and Sron Donic to renew vitality and appetite. The ad claims noticeable life changes and offers a personal guarantee. Full half pint bottles offered at 50 cents by Baker Drug Store de Rexall Store.
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EAGUE
Prescots
Prescott League
Jasphoma
Ideal League
Werlein
D. C
McKenzie
A. M. Robertson
W. W. Christie
Adan Vylesehlmann
Jones
Prescott Hardware Company
White Brothers
M. L. Moore
M. W. Greeson
I. H. Mack
A. M. Denman
C. B. Andrews
W. J. White
Nat Martin
Jake Sanders
G. S. Allder
W. T. Woodall
W. N. Sutton
John Warren
Pittman, Prest
Cott
Citizens Bank
Mr. J
Regan
Moore
Rexall
Celery and
Sron Donic
Ozan Mercantile Company
Prescott, Arkansas
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