Car Shortage Reverses, Rail Freight Less Busy in State
Railroads in the state report car supply returning to normal after a recent shortage. Freight movement has slumped from December highs, with railroad officials predicting a spring revival to restore former traffic levels. Also noted are good wishes for Mr and Mrs Newth as they move to Little Rock for a new life together.
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Railroad Commission
Arkansas
Little Rock
Newth
Ethel Majors Weds Claude Newth At Newth Majors Home
In Newth Majors last night Miss Ethel Majors and Claude Newth were united in marriage by Rev. W C Hilliard. The ceremony occurred before a small circle of friends and relatives. The bride and groom were described as amiable and worthy in this quiet home ceremony.
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Louis Majors
Ethel Majors
Claude Newth
W. C. Hilliard
Citty Marries Barrow in Quiet City Ceremony
Prentiss E Citty and Miss Chlora Barrow wed last night at 8 in the Citty home with Rev H W Steen officiating. The couple from Ozan traveled by train and departed today on the Cannon Ball amid best wishes from Hempstead county friends.
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D. M. Citty
H. W. Steen
Prentiss E. Citty
Chlora Barrow
Ozan
D. M Citty
Hempstead County
Brooks and Moore Tie The Knot In Prescott Society Scene
Douglas Brooks and Pearl Moore publicly announced their marriage after a ceremony Monday at the Methodist Church officiated by Rev. W A Steele. The groom, son of the late J T Brooks, works in railroads and plans to move to Mexico for work.
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Douglas Brooks
Mrs. Brooks
Campaign to Begin Next Week in Governor Race
Hon. Corburn C. Kavanaugh, challenger to Governor Donaghey, says he will start his formal campaign next week and invites Donaghey to join a joint canvass if possible. If Donaghey declines, Kavanaugh plans a state-wide itinerary toward the March primary.
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Coburn C. Kavanaugh
Donaghey
Mr. Kavanaugh
Assailant Pursued After Elk Cafe Shooting
Posse with bloodhounds chase James Trammell after he mortally wounds C. A. Gragg at the Elk Cafe in Paragould. Gragg dies. Trammell fled east into the bottoms. Governor offers 200 reward for arrest and conviction.
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Paragourd
James Trammell
C. A. Gragg
Elk Cafe
Trammell
Paragould
Gragg
Wynne
Iron Mountain
Donaghey
Inspection car makes second pass on Iron Mountain line
The inspection car left Hoxie this morning, passed Prescott, en route to Texarkana, at 2 30 this afternoon. It averages 30 miles an hour on the trip. Weeks ago the car
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Iron Mountain
Hoxie
Prescott
Texarkana
Governor Stubbs Demands Details On $19 Million Bond Issue
In Topeka Governor Stubbs told Geo J Gould representative George J Markham he seeks two aims from President Gould and asserts the state has power to compel disclosure. He questions how much money financiers will profit from floating the proposed bond issue.
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Stubbs
Gould
George J. Gould
Geo. J. Markham
Topeka
For Rent Brick store on West Front Street
For Rent the brick store house now occupied by D M Citty on West Front Street suitable fixtures for a Drug Store. Possession available Feb 1 1910. Apply to Mrs J T Brooks 805 East 5th Street Little Rock Arkansas.
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D. M. Citty
West Front Street
Hall's Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad
An old testimonial style note promotes Hall's Texas Wonder as a quick relief for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. It claims permanent relief and directs readers to write to E W Hall and to buy at Hesterly Drug Store in St Louis Missouri.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Hesterly Drug Store
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Mo. Pacific
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J. T. Brooks
Ozan Mercantile Co