Periodic Rates For Delivery By Carrier Or Mail
The notice states prices at 40 cents per month when not paid in advance and indicates payment timing by carrier or mail. It emphasizes monthly charges and collection method, reflecting a historical subscription policy.
State Ticket and County Officials Listing
A historic ballot slate appears with names for Governor Secretary of State State Treasury State Auditor Commissioner of Mines Manufactures and Agriculture Superintendent of Public Instruction and several county offices including Sheriff Circuit Clerk County Clerk County Treasurer Assessor Surveyor Coroner and Justices of the Peace. The roster includes George W. Donaghey C Ludwig J L Yates John R. Jobe Guy B. Tucker George B. Cook J C Hart Carroll D. Wood Minor Wall Murkarkos Pur tle Ingram Smyth Eshers Boirns Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
J. L. Yates
John R. Jobe
Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
Guy B. Tucker
Co. Purtle
Ingram Justices of the Peace
F. M. Smyth
John Eshers
T. F. Boirns
Prays For His Life as Police Guard Negro Suspect
Emory Barnes nineteen faced an angry white crowd after being accused of attacking Katherine M. Paul a white child on Garden street in San Antonio police protected him to the jail door and he prayed for protection at the city jail after arrest with a crowd pursuing him.
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San Antonio
Emory Barnes
Katherine M. Paul
Garden Street
Mississippi cotton bagging deal collapses amid forfeit demand
The Farmers' Union of Mississippi failed to secure 2,000,000 yards of cotton bagging after mills refused without a heavy forfeit. Three months prior, Business Agent Welch touted the deal and asked other state unions to assist. The Mississippi penitentiary order for jute bagging damaged the scheme, though the Union Advocate remains optimistic about future integration of bagging and gin compresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Farmers’ Union of Mississippi
Milla
Welch
Mississippi
Union Advocate
Union
Springfield riot and shooting rumor fuels unrest
Springfield Illinois faces intensified tension after a rumor that Rolla Keys was shot by supporters of George Richardson. The wound was later ruled accidental, inflicted by Keys' companion while fishing near the Sangamon river. Police removed notices as crowds gathered amid indictments of mob leaders and a murder charge tied to a lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rolla Keys
George Richardson
Mabel Hadlem
Keys
Harold McLaughlin
Chester Brown
Sangamon
Here
Harry T. Laper
Louis Johnson
Loper
Sangaten County
Abraham Taymer
Howard
Raymer
William Donnigan
Chipperfield
First Cavalry
Farmer Kills Wife in Arkansas Shooting Death
James A. Cartwright a farmer near Conway Arkansas shot and killed his wife with a shotgun three times. After the first shot she ran the second hit her in the back and she fell the third struck her neck as she lay. A posse pursued Cartwright into the woods but he fled. He is under indictment for selling whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Ark
James A. Cartwright
Here
Cartwright
Six Children Die in Ranch Fire Near Colfax Washington
A fire at the H. W. Schultz ranch between Colfax and Colouse, Washington, killed six children and left two more severely burned with doubtful recovery. The Aug. 22 event destroyed the home and prompted investigations by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Wash
H. W. Schultz
Colouse
Walace Arrested for Dynamiting Mine Boss Duggan's House
Birmingham report says Peter Wal lace, a well known white man, was arrested at Pratt City on charges of dynamiting the house of mine boss Tom Duggan. Deputies moved toward Pratt City after information warned of an attack on the camp Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Peter Wallace
Pratt City
Tom Duggan
Vienna capitalists plan Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls trolley
Oklahoma City reports that G B Stone, president of the chamber of commerce, traveling in Europe, says a company of Vienna capitalists is organizing to build a trolley line from Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
G. B. Stone
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Wichita Falls
Tex
Suicide of Naomi Dumas in Macon Georgia
Naomi Dumas an eighteen year old Black girl in Macon Georgia committed suicide by ingesting carbolic acid standard local wording reports in the Aug 21 issue. The incident is handled as a tragic self destruction with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon, Ga
Naomi Dumas
Nevada County Election Proclamation 1908
Notice of a September 14 1908 election in Nevada County Arkansas naming offices including Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Auditor Supreme Court Justices Attorney General and more with multiple township polling places and amendment questions signed by Sheriff Ed Hood on August 20 1908.
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Alabama
Falcon
Albany
Laneburg
Sutton
Boughton
Caney
Rosston
Cale
Emmet
Georgia
Morris
Jackson
Hatley
Leake
Glenville
Missouri
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C. Ludwig
Commissioner of Lands
L. L. Coffman
George B. Cook
Supreme Court
Justice Riddick
J.C. Hart
Carroll D. Wood
Congress
Minor Wall
Ooa
Grave County
Lick
Uy Youuoy Sudee
A.M. Denman
W. C. Felts
Tom Lavender
BO Moon
Chicago
Elkins
Bonaparte
Agr. Supreme Tribunal
United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Frank B. Kellogg
Edwin W. Sims
United States
James H. Wilkeson
Landis
Knox
Mass
Opellate Court
Grosseup
Seaman
Baker
Roosevelt
Farmer
Wife
Texas-Oklahoma
Nevada County
Arkansas
Mrs. A.E. Shankle Millinery Co
Thos. C. McRae, JR
City Market and
McDaniel Hardware Co
Southwest Arkansas
Telephone Go
A.W. Smith
M. Ellsworth
the Palace
Jack and
Johnny Bull