Local notes include voyages trips licenses and civic updates
Local roundup reports multiple travel plans business trips and family visits across Arkadelphia Jackson Township and Newport. It notes a Gordon Phillips Bertha Schaiff marriage license first in a week and grave unveiling for Sovereign Joe Britt at Boughton on Sunday Aug 30.
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John Phillips
Gordon
Bertha Schaiff
Wheelen Springs
Joe Britt
Boughton
Local Notables Scene In Prescott As Rain Brings Hope
Judge Hirst of Morris and Anderson Vick visit Prescott while J B Munn of Laneburg and Brooks Hamilton of Little Rock spend a day in town. Prescott Supply & Hardware advertises galvanized roofing. Mr and Mrs Crow visit Cam en. Mrs Herring and Mrs Warmack of Bodcaw tour the city. Elder Felts opens a protracted meeting at New Home church with a large crowd expected for singing by county classes.
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J. B. Munn
Laneburg
Brooks Hamilton
Little Rock
Prescott
Prescott Supply & Hardware Co
P. H. Herring
Sam Warmack
Bodcaw
W. C. Felts
New Home Church
Whiich
Arkansas First Cotton Bale Reported In Warren
B H Bowman from ten miles south of Warren delivered the season's first bale of cotton to Warren, weighing 500 pounds and selling for 15 cents to J T Ederington & Co. The bale will be shipped to Pine Bluff to claim the regional premium for the first bale.
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Warren
B. H. Bowman
Here
Barroom confession on drink and ruin prompts vow
A young man pleads with a saloon keeper to refuse service to prevent ruin. He recalls his own descent after heavy drinking and asks the landlord to deny drinks to the two youths. The keeper vows never to sell again, hoping to spare others. The scene ends with a call to public duty and a moral about drink.
Ballot Verse Urges Licensing Clamp Across Nations
Fragmentary verse urges strict licensing laws on alcohol, echoing calls to write it on ballots and gates. The lines emphasize nationwide enforcement and duty across churches, halls, and state spaces, stressing that where alcohol exists, regulation should follow.
Governor Willson Denies Kentucky Trial Warning
Frankfort Kentucky August 15 Governor Willson emphatically denied that he told W S Taylor to return to Kentucky after the November election to stand trial on indictments charging complicity in the Goebel murder The governor said there is absolutely no foundation for any reference in the dispatch from a Louisville newspaper.
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Frankfort
Willson
Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
Louisville
Taylor Knows Nothing of It
Indianapolis dispatch reports William B. Taylor denying knowledge of a Kentucky trial return after the election. He insists on no further comment or reporting and confirms he wants no payment. A separate note from Texas describes blacksmith Charles McDowell being kicked by a mule at Rhean Mill, sustaining minor scalp injuries.
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Taylor
Indianapolis
William
Louisville
Kentucky
McKinney
Tex
Rhean Mill
Charles McDowell
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Baptist Minister Declares Boone Remains In Missouri
Rev. R. Mc Quie of Montgomery claims after visiting Marthasville Warren County Missouri graveyard that Daniel Boone was never moved to Kentucky. He says Kentucky men misidentified a stranger’s grave for Boone and Boone and his wife were not buried together.
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Boone
Missouri
Montgomery
R. McQuie
Marthasville
Warren County
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
No Official Notice Taken on Gun Smuggling Reports
Pekin August 15 no official notice has been taken regarding reports that juntas have been smuggling guns and ammunition of Japanese origin into Chin chou.
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Pekin
Juntas
Chinchou
Tony Pastor Improves After Death's Door Report
Tony Pastor the theatrical manager in New York said to be near death shows some improvement. Kansas City wheat shipments on Thursday totaled 200000 bushels.
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Tony Pastor
New York
Kansas City
Democratic executive committee delays agriculture post nomination
San Antonio August 15 The new Democratic executive committee took no action to name a candidate for commissioner of agriculture in place of Colonel Miner because the nominee has not filed his declination of the nomination received in the primaries.
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San Antonio
New Democratic Executive Committee
Miner
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