Prescott Daily News rates notice from 1907
The Prescott Daily News announces subscription pricing with rates for prepaid 3 months six months and a year. It also lists non prepaid costs of 40 cents per month and notes its second class matter status dated April 15 1907 in Prescott Arkansas.
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Prescott Ark
Statewide Official Ballot Figures For 1938 General
Gov George W Donaghey Secretary of State Ludwig State Treasurer State Auditor J R Jobe Justice J C Hart to succeed J Riddick Carroll D Wood for Supreme Court full term Minor Wallace for Congress Uageka Bs LoysTe Tiki Representative AW Whlkee Sheriff Edits County Julie A M Aircnit Clerk JA Bailey County Treasurer W C Felts Assessor Mo D Brigist Tom Lavende Coroner S Pur tle County Weigher H T Ingram Justices of the Peace F M Smyth John B Shers T F Burns Constables Bo Moon
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The
Supreme Court
Carroll D Wood
Congress
Minor Wallace
U. S. Purtle
Cott Weigher
H.T. Ingram
Justices of the Peace
F. M. Smyth
John B'Shers
T. F. Burns
Taft Speech Outlined for Friday in Virginia
Hot Springs Virginia August 20 Taft will speak to Virginia Republicans outlining a general discussion of how both parties have addressed trusts and monopolies. The talk urges southern Republicans to boost the GOP vote by attracting independents Democrats. Secretary James R Garfield arrives on the scene.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Virginia
Vorys
South
Mr. Vorys
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Waters-Pierce Delinquencies Reported in Austin
The controller filed papers with the attorney general on Waters-Pierce Oil company tax delinquencies. The firm refused gross receipts tax for the last three quarters, totaling about 30000 dollars, with a 10 percent penalty invoked by law.
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Waters-Pierce
Austin
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Kentucky Racing Association seeks dates for Sept 18 to 28
Lexington Ky Aug 20 The Kentucky Racing association directors met to ask the state racing commission for racing dates from September 18 to 28 inclusive. The plan is six races daily with 4000 dollar purses and betting allowed only by Paris mutual two and five dollar machines.
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Lexington
Kentucky Racing Associaion
State Racing Commission
Paris Mutual
A Telephon Girl’s Bold Move Saves a Life
Gretchen seeks mercy for her condemned brother with help from Marie Freibel of the Berlin Telephone. The empress arranges a palace meeting, leading to a reopened trial and the prisoner’s acquittal. The families celebrate a double wedding as news breaks.
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Carl
Calum
Gretchen
Heinrich
Bin
Marie Freibel
Marie
Berlin
Cir
Tle
Auty
Baroness
Marie Froibel
Ting
Helen Inglehart
Silver Scarce Drives Denton Banks to High Silver Rates
Denton banks pay 3 per 1000 to receive silver dollars from New Orleans mint or 1.40 per 1000 from Austin. The treasury once funded circulation by this express fee but now shows indifference. Banks anticipate a silver shortage when fall business starts as few want to pay to bring in the money.
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Denton
Tex
New Orleans
Austin
Treasury Department
Son of Farmer Defaults on Local Option Bond in Paris
The son of a farmer in Paris Texas failed to appear in county court on three local option law charges. Bonds of $500 each were forfeited with the father as bondsman. The father paid $1,530.50 into court to cover the forfeitures.
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Paris
Tex
Wort
Russian empress suffers hysteria and Texas church planned
Briefs note the Russian empress is in hysteria. Belton Texas plans a $10,000 Christian church. R T Crabbe shot in Memphis and dying. A horse killed near Temple Texas. A wolf captured in Dallas. Chicago and Alton railway to spend 1 600 000 on equipment. Cleburne seeks a German colony. Panama Canal to be finished in five years per Engineer Goethals. A 10 000 coal miners strike threatened in Pittsburg district.
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Belton
Tex
R. T. Crabbe
Memphis
Temple
J. A. Greathouse
Elm Street
Dallas
Chicago and Alton Railway
Board of Trade
Cleburne
Cross Timbers
Goethals
Panama Canal
Pittsburg
Election Proclamation for Nevada County Arkansas 1908
Election to be held September 14 1908 in Nevada County Arkansas for officials including Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Auditor Supreme Court Justices Attorney General Land Commissioner and more. Polling places listed Alabama township Falcon Albany Boughton Caney Emmet Georgia Jackson Leake Missouri Parker Redland Taylor Union with endorsements by Sheriff Ed Hood dated August 20 1908.
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Nevada County
Arkansas
Supreme Court
J. E. Riddick
Carroll D. Wood
Missouri
Alabama
Falcon
Albany
Laneburg
Sutton
Boughton
Caney
Rosston
Cale
Emmet
Georgia
Morris
Jackson
Hatley
Leake
Glenville
Court House
K. of P. Hall
Parker
Bodean
Brisbane
Redland
Lackland
Wire Road
Taylor
Willisville
Pleasant Hill
Union
Bluff City
ED Hood
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State Auditor
John RK. Jobe
Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agricultur
Guy B. Tucker
L. L. Coffman
George B. Cook
Riddick J.C. Hart
Uageka Bs
LoysTe Tiki
AW Whlkee
Julie A.M. D
Aircnit
Bailey County
W. C. Felts
MO. D
Brigist Eyor
Tom Lavende
C. BO Moon
Lee
Mrs
A.E. Shankle Millinery Co
Thos. C. McRae, JR
McDaniel Hardware Co
M. Ellsworth
Southwest Arkansas
Telephone Go
A. A. Smith
the Palace
Dack
Johnny Bull