Missionary society aids blind pupils at Arkansas School for the Blind
Little Rock dispatch reports a dedicated mission group at the Arkansas School for the Blind raising over 100 dollars yearly, funded by teas and homemade contributions. The state backs three institutions with holidays meals and gifts, while some waifs may miss trees without private charity. other items include upcoming midwinter press association meeting plans and Lion Mountain Railroad attorney succession chatter.
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Little Rock
Arkansas School For the Blind
State School For the Blind
State Hospital For
Deaf Mute Institute
Prescott Business Leaders Hold First Club Meeting
Members of the newly formed Prescott business club are scheduled to meet at the courthouse this evening at 7 30 for committee reports.
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Court House
Prescott
Dif
Warren case reduces aggravated assault to simple assault
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed the lower court decision in the John P. Warren case, reducing the charge from aggravated assault to simple assault and setting a $100 fine. Warren had been convicted in Nevada County of aggravated assault on A. H. Tardy, with a $500 fine and one hour in jail, but the court found no weapon or instrument evidence and affirmed only the simple assault conviction with the amended penalty.
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John P. Warren
Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rock Gazette
A. H. Tardy
Nevada County
Hope Ready for Free Delivery System
Postmaster Woodson announced that Hope is prepared to receive free delivery as sufficient postal business exists. The city shows a healthy balance of houses and activity across the area in anticipation of the new service.
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Little Rock
Beal-Doyle Dry Goods Co
Gas Blass Dry Goods Co
Hope
Woodson
Free mail delivery expected as orders from Washington take effect
The text notes that streets and sidewalks comply with legal requirements and that free mail delivery could begin any day. It references federal orders from Washington and indicates readiness for mail service initiation.
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Washington
Court terms adjust as Judge Carter tours districts
Judge J M Carter opened the Lafayette county circuit court in Lewisville but adjourned it to next Monday, then opened Miller county court in Texarkana at 9 am. He plans weekly sessions for both courts and reconvenes after holidays. Legislators will be asked to fix conflicting term dates. Dr W W Rice seeks game fish stock for Grass Lake with spring plans for a club house and boats.
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J. M. Carter
Lewisville
Lafayette County
Texarkana
Miller County
Carter
Miller Circuit Court
Lafayette
Miller Circuit
W. W. Rice
Grass Lake
Writ of Replevin Issued Today Over Prize Piano
After a chancery dismissal Judge Shaver ordered the sheriff to seize a $450 piano won in a News contest and deliver it to Mrs. Lizzie McDaniel. The News plans to file a cross bond tomorrow to retain the piano and dispose of it as managers deem best.
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Lizzie McDaniel
Shaver
NEWS OF LANEBURG Happenings and community notes
Laenburg records good health and hog killing, Sylvester Daniel returns from Texas, and a new postmaster George Duke. The town reports active Literary Society meetings, church attendance, a spelling match, a new school table, and five new students joining as the school moves forward.
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Little Rock News
Reform School
Chesnutt
Board of Charities
John RK. Jobe
Arkansas Press Association
Lion Mountain
T. M. Mehaffy
Lion Mountain Railroad
Col. Mehaffy
The
Iron Mountain
Col Mehaffy
Lewis Rhoton
Boodlers
Iron Mountain Railroad
Rhoton
Lion Mountainndults
Supreme Court
Queensware
Prescott Hardware Company
Circuit Court
News OF
Laneburg
Torto's Baseball Series
Theatorium
Coats
Ozan Mercantile Company
Arkansas
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