Bank of Prescott Officers and Officials Listed
Bank of Prescott announces its officer lineup including Thos. C. McRae president and cashier, W. N. Bemis, Jas. G. Clark, W. R. Wright, Y. Foster, A. M. Pittman, J. Hesterly, H. E. Bemis, C. D. McSwain, and Emmet Office, detailing roles such as cashier and assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
C. McRae
W. N. Bemis
C. McRae, Jr
Jas. G. Clark
W. . R. Wright
W. B. Waller
Y. Foster
A M. Pittman
J. Hesterly
H. E. Bemis
C. D. McSwain
Emmet
Gov Pindall names judge to count state treasury cash
Special to the News Little Rock December 9 2 30 pm Gov Pindall has appointed Judge John 8S Ross of Arkansas City as expert accountant to count cash and securities in the state treasury. Judge Ross began his labors today and will probably finish within a week.
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Little Rock
Pindall
John 8S. Ross
Arkansas City
Ross
New Time Card at Iron Mountain Stations
A new time card took effect yesterday at Iron Mountain detailing train arrivals. No. 1 reaches at 4 35 a m No 2 at 1 No T at 1 No 228 at 8 14 p m No 3 at 11 46 p m North bound No 24 at 9 20 a m No 6 at 5 19 p m No 202 at 8 48 p m Trains No 4 and 8 do not stop in the early morning, arriving an hour apart.
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Iron Mountain
Wallace Draws First Prize in Activity for Introducing Bills
Congressman Wallace tops a list with ten public building bills paying 50 000 each for Prescott Magnolia El Dorado Arkadelphia Lewisville Hope Warren Lake Village Hampton and Hamberg plus 100 000 for Red River levees 300 000 to clear Red River above Fulton 25000 to improve Camden federal building 50 000 drainage work 100 000 boll weevil eradication and related measures. Congressman Robinson placed second with seven bills. The set includes river surveys and a state court conformity proposal amid broader federal duties and regional development.
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Wallace
Robinson
Prescott
Magnolia
el Dorado
Arkadelphia
Lewisville
Hope
Warren
Lake Village
Hampton
Hamberg
Red River
Lafayette County
State Line
Fulton
Camden
Agricultural Department
Upper Point Levee District
Lafayette
Little Rock Banker Urges Southern Economic Independence
A Little Rock banker argues that financial stringency will benefit the South by reducing reliance on northern money centers. He praises a shift toward self sufficiency for Memphis Dallas and even smaller towns and says the south is entering an epoch of economic independence. Other business leaders echo these sentiments amid banking strains.
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Little Rock
South
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Memphis
Dallas
East
New York
Eye glass falls from sky puzzling Little Rock residents
In Little Rock on a Saturday afternoon W H Barnes and two companions found an eye glass at their feet from the clouds. They saw a dark object like a derby receding toward the southwest and speculated it might be an air ship, possibly from England, though no evidence has emerged. Barnes, a traveling man, offers the monocle as proof and invites explanations. The incident fueled talk with no conclusion. Barnes and his companions are noted as prohibitionists.
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Little Rock
W. H. Barnes
Barnes
England
City of Roses
Oysters and Celery at How ard Terry's Phone
Oyster and celery order prompted a quick delivery from How ard Terry's. A caller requested fast service and provided address details for a 200 unit delivery.
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Howard Terry
Supreme Court affirms county official limits in levee case
The Arkansas Supreme Court rules Prosecuting Attorney Going cannot initiate certain proceedings against Hirginbothm of the St. Francis Levee Board. The office is deemed district level. The court also upholds Chancellor Hart in dismissing the Lucas-Futrall injunction, finding insufficient evidence.
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Little Rock
Supreme Court
Craighead
Hirginbothm
St. Francis Levee Board
Hart
Lucas-Futrall
Lucas
Diamond Brocch Contest
A case full of good cigars from Geo. J. Terry Co. is featured in a Diamond Brocch Contest highlighting premium tobacco products and prize items offered by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Terry Co
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Bank OF Prescott
Alana Safe Depository
The
Citizens Bank
J. S. Regan
Prescott Hardware
Post Office Building
Congress
Julia Logan
Kittie Aburrow
Mildred McRae
Marian Waller
Ruth Moncrief
Betsy Hinton
Blanche Miller
Pearl Smith
Grace Tealon
Ben W. Hatley
Prescott Bakery
Ford
Ozan Mercantile Company
Prescott, Arkansas
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