Judge McCain Dies at 63 in Little Rock Home
Judge W. B. McCain died at 1:45 p.m. yesterday at his family residence 317 Games Street Little Rock after a brief illness of pneumonia. He was 63, native to Drew County Ark, practiced law with Dan W. Jones, and later with his sons F L McCain and W S McCain. He was a respected Little Rock attorney and a prominent State figure.
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Little Rock
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Charles Jain
Jonesboro
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Ofyettville
Udge McCain
Drew Pnty
Ark
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Pine Bluff
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Dan W. Jones & McCain
Jones
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Kansas Jewelers Association Held In Arkansas City
Little Rock February 12 The Kansas Jewelers Association gathered at a hotel in Arkansas City for its annual session. A revised election plan was presented with no officer vote that day and flier elections postponed until summer. A portrait was taken at the statehouse with President Short and Secretary J W Johnson, and the Elgin Watch Company displayed a large exhibition. The convention planned to adjourn later this afternoon to meet in June to elect officers and conduct usual business.
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Kansas Jewelers Association
Elgin Watch Company
Fourth Grade Notes At Schoal School
The Fourth Grade notes describe illness among pupils including Watson Williams Mildred Hale and Vera Jones. They mention reading McGuffey's Reader drawing baskets of apples and a visit by Taylor from Rockford Sil. The South Bend Watch Company is cited as showcasing at the event and generating interest.
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Watson Williams
Mildred Hale
Vera Jones
Vention
Davis
South Bend
Taylor
Rockford
Hurrah for Donaghey and Harmony school closure
Special to the News from Laneburg Sutton dated Feb 11 notes Harmony public school will close next Friday. An infant twin child of Mr and Mrs Ulysus Allen died last Wednesday night. Mrs Addie Lowry’s child ill with malarial pneumonia. Local visits by H D Bullock of Hugo I T and G W Bright of Hempstead County. Social visit at Geo Evans home. Calvin Bennet weds Viola Brantley near Rosston. Dr D W Bright attends his father B C Bright with grip. Mrs E Bullock visits daughter Mrs J J Fore, who improves. Candidates’ handshake seen. voters prefer least annoyance.
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Donaghey
Harmony
Ulysus Allen
Darling Bros. Mill
Addie Lowry
Alta Martin
New Lewisville
W. G. Bright
Bingen
Hempstead County
Garland Bright
Geo. Evans
J. H. Waddle
Calvin Bennet
Viola Brantley
Rosston
D. W. Bright
B. C. Bright
Government Buys Seed Corn for Arkansas Demonstration Farms
The United States government will use seed corn grown in Pulaski county near Little Rock for demonstration farms in Arkansas this year. Ben Meyers farm produced 300 bushels now shipped to Atkins Dardanelle Plummerville Magazine and Yellville. Col A V Swaty oversees seed distribution with shipments made today. Bor J A Evans state agent for Louisiana and Arkansas is due in Little Rock for an inspection trip after two weeks in the state.
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Pulaski County
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Atkins
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Plummerville
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Yellville
J. A. Evans
Louisiana
Dr W W Rice Makes Professional Trip to Hope
Dr W W Rice conducted a professional trip to Hope yesterday leaving the town with a report on his fieldwork and possible future engagements.
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W. W. Rice
Hope
Purpose of Association Is Made Clear by Officers
The Retail Merchants Association in Prescott states its aims to promote town welfare, plans incorporation, and showcases public benefits like improved depot facilities, two a day free delivery, and debt collection reform. It invites public meetings, seeks factory locators, and pledges cooperation with local unions for community prosperity.
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Prescott
Railroad Commission
Farmers’ Union
Dr W B Arnold Visiting Magnolia With Daughter
Dr. W B Arnold, long on the sick list, is spending several days at Magnolia with his daughter, Mrs Davis, for recovery and companionship.
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W. B. Arnold
Magnolia
Mrs. Davis
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