Voting Opening Grows To Six Figures By Thursday
Opportunity Week message urges voters to participate with energy as turnout climbs toward six figures by Thursday morning. Campaigns stress effort and persistence to maximize impact.
18 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
1
Opportunity Week message urges voters to participate with energy as turnout climbs toward six figures by Thursday morning. Campaigns stress effort and persistence to maximize impact.
Districts list Prescott and Buckner contestants with vote tallies. The News awards special ballots worth 7000 votes for cash subscriptions and 1000 vote ballots in each of seven districts, valid July 16 to 28 with postmark rules for out of town contestants. Publication will update standings on Mon Wed Sat in the Weekly News.
Tomorrow at 1 30 p m Miss Juliette Sevier will marry Mr Charles Henry Jennings at the bride's mother's home Mrs A H Sevier. The couple will honeymoon in the East aboard a Galveston steamer and be away about thirty days.
In Alabama at Jefferson near Birmingham a train carrying strikebreakers and thirteen deputies was attacked by union miners. Deputy Robert Gardner was fatally wounded and Deputy George Smith reports at least 1000 shots fired. Gov. Comer sent cavalry from Montgomery and troops on site to patrol the district. Deputy Gardner died. Smith and others were wounded.
The Nevada County Farmers Union held sessions this week in Salem described as the most pleasant and profitable in the group's history. Thursday featured addresses from Louisiana visitors and local members. officer elections elected Tom Luck of Roost on President, G F Cummings of Laneburg Vice President, and John Munson of Mt Moriah Secretary and Treasurer. Friday covered secret business and adjournment set for Laneburg in September. no cotton price actions were reported.
Prescott school board issues a notice to contractors for upcoming projects. The notice names the district, outlines submission requirements and deadlines, and directs bidders to official bid documents for details.
Attorney General Kirby orders county clerks to print lists of voters who paid poll tax, showing both white and Black voters. A poll tax receipt will be required to vote in the general election. The ruling follows a query from Prosecuting Attorney Graves of Hope about publishing poll tax lists for election judges.
Leon Gibson, aged 10, left Helena with no money to visit his sister in a Memphis convent. He walked nearly 100 miles to West Memphis and then swam the Mississippi River before police intervened. He will be returned to his Arkansas parents after a few days with his sister.
Judge H. G. Bann died in El Dorado after several weeks illness. His family, including daughter Mrs J F Houck of Little Rock, had remained at his bedside in recent days as recovery became unlikely.
Regular services led by the pastor at the Baptist church tomorrow. Morning theme Justification by Works and evening focus Will a Man Rob God. Sunday school at the usual hour.
Regular services at the Methodist church are set for tomorrow including morning and evening worship and Sunday school as usual.
On account of the absence of the pastor there will be no services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Sunday School will be held at the usual hour.
The Arkansas infantry regiment at Leon Springs Texas impressed Brig. Gen. Meyer and regular officers on its first parade and drill. Col. Henry Stroup of Paris now commands a brigade formed by Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico units. Wearables and supplies were distributed and the camp reports good order with no sickness.
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