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Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1907

Page

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Penitentiary Board sells cotton seed to Pine Bluff firm

Arkansas state farm to receive 250 tons of cotton seed sold for cash at 16.60 per ton totaling about 4250 dollars. The deal was finalized after talks between Superintendent Pitcock and Robert Malone of Consumer's Oil Mill Company of Pine Bluff. Seed to be loaded on a Memphis steamer and shipped to Pine Bluff.

Little Rock Penitentiary Board Pine Bluff Pitcock State Penitentiary Robert Malone Consumer’s Oil Mill Company Malone Memphis

Worthy Cause Aids Deserving Widow Family in Prescott

Prescott ladies rally for a destitute widow her widowed daughter and several small children asking all charitable people to send provisions or cash to Mrs Sim Johnson by Thursday afternoon in a call to support humane relief based on a Christ central tenet.

Prescott Sim Johnson

Oklahoma Senators Sworn In On Opening Day

In Washington on December 16 the Oklahoma delegation was sworn in. Robert L. Owen received a six year term while Thomas P. Gore, the blind senator, drew a two year term. Gore signed the oath with help from his cane and Texas colleague guiding him.

Washington Oklahoma Senator Mooney Robert L. Owen Culberson Thomas P. Gore Gore Texas Lot Owen Senator Gore

Anti-Drumming Act case files reach Arkansas Supreme Court

In Little Rock on December 17, the Anti-Drumming bill, passed by the last legislature, faces testing. Al Williams of Garland County appeals a $50 fine after the lower court ruling in his case involving a Hot Springs boarding house operator who rode a train, paid fare, and solicited hotel trade.

Little Rock al. Williams Garland County Supreme Court Williams Hot Springs

Rufus McDaniel Appointed Clark County Clerk

Secretaries of State Ludwig named Rufus McDaniel of Clark County as successor to E. L. McHaney as state corporation clerk. McDaniel, Arkadelphia resident and longtime Clark County representative, is a nephew of former governor Augustus Garland. He is about 80 and an experienced attorney.

Little Rock Ludwig Rufus McDaniel Clark County E. L. McHaney McDaniel Arkadelphia Arkansas Augustus Garland United States Cleveland

Change in 20 Dollar Gold Pieces Resumed in Philadelphia

Reports indicate changes in the St. Gauden double eagle design with resumed coinage in Philadelphia. The guidance points to alterations in the new $20 gold pieces and the minting process moving forward.

Philadelphia St. Gauden

First Nashville Poultry Show Dates Announced for 1908

The First Annual Nashville Poultry Association show will be held in Nashville Arkansas on January 4 9 and 10 1908. Judge M Gee Knobel of Waco Texas will preside and entrants are invited to submit exhibits. Premium list available from Secretary S T Anderson Nashville Arkansas.

Nashville Ark Nashville Poultry Association Gee, M. Knobel Waco Texas S.T. Andersson Arkansas

Hotel Arrivals

Miller House lists guests P. C. Schooley from Little Rock J. D. Swicegood from Hope W. A. Vess from St. Louis D Keller from Memphis J. P. Mahrey from Jackson Mo Chas M. Clark from Arkadelphia posted among arrivals.

P. C. Schooley Little Rock J. D. Swicegood Hope W. A. Vess St. Louis D. Keller Memphis J. P. Mahrey Jackson, Mo Chas. M. Clark Arkadelphia

The Citizens Bank Ad Promises Growth and Reasonable Dividends

An antique bank notice touts twelve years of operation, keeps a modest profit view, and invites deposits. It claims depositors benefited from early lending and urges customers to open accounts or borrow if profitable, promising considerate service for all balances. Also mentions Oysters and Celery at Howard Terry's with phone 200 for quick delivery.

Howard Terry's

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Bank OF Prescott Thos. C. McRae Thos. C. McRae, Jr T. R. Wright W. Y. Foster S. J. Hesterly C. D. McSwain W. N. Bemis Jas. G. Clark W. B. Waller J. M. Pittman H. E. Bemis Shier Emmet Hamilton & Capelle Mee- Rae Capelle Heinz Durkee Christ Miller Geo. J. Terry Company Citizens Bank J. S.regan Axminsters Brussels Ingrams Libby Gunn Prescott Hardware
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