06 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1909
Page
1
Local note announces complete stock of high grade canned California pears apricots peaches cherries blackberries raspberries and gooseberries. For quick delivery call phone number provided.
Mrs. J. M. Gill fell yesterday afternoon at her daughter’s home, suffering a broken arm in two places and bruises. She will likely be confined to bed for several weeks after previously recovering from a broken hip at the same steps. Friends express sincere regret.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces a visit by National Lecturer Mrs. Lela Carlin Moore. She will speak at the Christian church upclock and at the Baptist church at night, inviting all local churches to join the unified temperance message.
Advert reads that Hall's Texas Wonder relieves kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles with quick permanent relief. Testimonial style note invites readers to write E. W. Hall at 2926 Olive Street St. Louis Mo. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store. Cyephone 242 for magazines.
Little Rock dispatch reports the Bills jury failed to reach a verdict after deliberations. Judge Lea warned the costly trial requires more time and possible further deliberation. Rumors put support at ten to two for acquittal as jurors ponder remaining questions.
Clarksville December 6. Orville Daniell stands trial for the murder of Dr. J W Mitchell. Defense cites unwritten law with letters alleged to be from Mrs Daniell to Dr Mitchell warning him away. Daniell claims a trusted husband scene and a despoiling intruder, with letters alleging clandestine meetings in the physician’s room.
At 4 PM Dr. Mitchell was found dying after entering his house through a back door. Three shots were fired and neighbors arriving at the scene found him dead. Daniel is released on bond of 7500 dollars.
The Arkansas State Teachers Association schedules its annual gathering in Hot Springs from December 28 to 30. A printed program, mailed to members statewide, forecasts a larger attendance than ever and includes new features and notable speakers such as Mrs. George E Pickett of Virginia, widow of Confederate General Pickett. Also featured are Judge A M Rose, W B Smith of Tulane University, State Superintendent Geo B Cook, Prof B W Toryreyson, and presidents of Arkansas colleges J N Tillman, Henry S Hartzog, among others.
The association will convene in the high school auditorium with about 1,500 expected attendees. Key figures include Hita College J Hineman Henderson College J M Williams Galloway College J J Doyne Arkansas State Normal Dr C F Adams dean of the College of Agriculture.
Women suffer more piles due to lack of outdoor exercise and constipation. A stagnation of blood in the lower bowel causes piles that ointments cannot remove. Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid claims to cure by removing the cause, priced $1 at Hesterly Drug Store Prescott Arkansas, with a full guarantee and a booklet from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
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