Iron Mountain Appeal to Supreme Court in Copeland Case
H A Copeland engineer appeals Iron Mountain to the Supreme Court after a Grant circuit court verdict of 6000 for injuries from a whistle blast while in charge of an engine under the Twelfth street viaduct in Little Rock. Copeland originally sued for 40000 damages. The incident occurred August 28 1913.
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Katte Rock
Supreme Court
H. A. Copeland
Iron Mountain
Grant
Twelfth Street
Little Rock
State School Fund Re ceives 240 Acres Land
Edward Ohnesorge of Malvern donates 240 acres to the permanent public school fund. Supt Cook hails the donor's interest and urges others to follow, stressing need for an adequate permanent endowment for the public schools.
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Little Rock
Edward Ohnesorge
Malvern
Supt
Cook
Ohnesorge
Banking Department
Miss Mae Duke Hosts a Gaily Decorated Rook Party
In Miss Mae Duke's home guests from college and locals gathered for a Christmas themed rook game night. Fred Litton won a chocolate prize, Ricard White earned the ketchup booby, and a late salad course with coffee followed. Sixty five attendees enjoyed the evening with out of town visitors Vernon Stephens and Alvin Hart. News notes mention Atty. Gen. W. L. Moose’s illness and Red Cross seal availability at Guthrie Drug Store and Hesterly Crew Store.
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Mae Duke
Fred Litton
Ricard White
Vernon Stephens
Gordon
Alvin Hart
Hope
Ill
Farmers Week at the University of Arkansas
The College of Agriculture at the University of Arkansas offers free Farmers Week courses December 29 to January 3. Four programs run concurrently in horticulture, live stock, general farming, and home economics for farmers and their wives, with practical lectures and demonstrations at Arkans Experiment Station and Sub-Stations.
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College of Agriculture
University of Arkansas
Arkans
Department of Home Economics
Altough
Arkansas
Arkansas corporate filings and charter updates
At the State House Little Rock Dec 24 Ameri canTelephone and Telegraph Co filed articles naming Arthur Koch of Little Rock as state agent. The company reports assets of 653,767,297 with 12,000 in liabilities. Nowlin Lumber Co raises capital to 27,000. E. G. Nowlin president. J K Siphon Ventilator Co chartered with 100,000 capital. officers James E. Robinson president Nick Peavy vice president Guy Robinson secretary-treasury.
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Little Rock
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Arthur Koch
Arkansas
Nowlin Lumber Company
E. (. Nowlin
J. K. Siphon Ventilator Co
James E. Robinson
Nick Peavy
Guy Robinson
Treasury
Governor appoints Mack to St. Francis Drainage Board
Paragould resident A. P. Mack has been appointed by the governor as a member of the St. Francis Drainage District Board, replacing resigning R. Jackson. Gov Hays left for Camden to spend Christmas and will return next Monday according to the Daily News.
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Little Rock
A. P. Mack
Paragould
St. Francis Drainage District
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