Death of Mrs Snell Shocks Emmett Community
The death of Mrs Snell at the family home marked a somber day in Emmett where she lived a year as Jno Snell’s wife and former Miss Em Chris. The funeral was held at the residence with Rev Idling officiating and burial in Snell cemetery attended by many Prescott friends and family. The city’s shops closed for ten days affecting about 1,200 workers and reducing payroll for March to roughly half.
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Jno
Emmett Hoo
Em Chris
Neral
Lik
Rev. Idling
Snell Cemetery
Emmett
Eral
Prescott
Gopher
E. Y
Theo E. J. J. Whitesides
Warren
Irene
Ed. Hood
Mountain Shops to Close Under Orders From St. Louis
A notice states Mountain shops will close this evening and reopen Monday March. orders came from St. Louis offices. The message lists departments and rounds as affected by the shutdown.
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St. Louis
Echanic
Stevens
Mena Begins Systematic Street Numbering
Work to assign numbers to homes and businesses in Mena proceeds under K R Bryant and J D Baker. About two thousand figures have been placed, with three to four per building, sufficient for roughly six hundred structures. Ends with a promissory note to await spring and summer clothing at the New York Store in Prescott.
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Prescot
New York
Woodruff v St Louis Iron Mountain damages awarded
January term of Claris County Circuit Court adjourned with Mrs Calilie Woodruff awarded $1 000 damages against the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern after a case argued by J K Bradley and C C Hamby. The incident involved being put off a train en route to Chattanooga.
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Arkadelphia
Claris County
Calilie Woodruff
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Southern
Woodruff
J. K. Bradley
C. C. Hamby
Prescott
Public School Report Highlights Growth and Community Involvement
The report praises the month of good school work and discipline while noting only two months remain until closure. A large fifth grade graduating class is expected to finish, with the School Improvement Association expanding efforts. Patrons are urged to support character building, attend to punctuality, and help reduce tardy and excused marks.
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Prescott
Scott
School marks policy cited by state superintendent
The letter states that if a parent visits for a child or a sick child leaves school, a mark is recorded against the room. The superintendent, O. L. Dunaway, says the above report cannot be exceeded by any school in the state.
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O. L. Dunaway
Meeting on new department at national convention
Yesterday the School Improvement Association discussed the new department created at the last national convention. Mrs. Rutherford, national superintendent, addressed the group and highlighted manual training’s beneficent effects in public schools. The WCTU supports child welfare without challenging teachers.
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School Improvement Association
Rutherford
California Canned Fruits Special Prices Promotion
Hitt Bros. Groce. Co. announces a thirty day sale offering special prices on California can fruits. The advertisement highlights time-limited discounts aimed at attracting shoppers to their grocery store.
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California
Hitt Bros. Groce. Co
Church Union Legal in Illinois Supreme Court Opinion
The Illinois Supreme Court upholds the union of the Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches as legal affirming the appellate ruling. Civil courts held only property questions and found no property interests endangered by the union with faith matters for ecclesiastical bodies.
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Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Third District of Illinois
Poe
Urey
Circuit Court
Macon County
General Assembly of the
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Miss E.rudolph
L. Dunaway
Tron
White Bros
Noxall
Church Union Legal
Supreme Court of Hitness
Lower Tribunal
Citizens Bank
J. S&s. Regan, Cashier
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