Sunday lid goes on in Prescott with double clasp at noon
Mayor Arnold enforces the Sunday law tomorrow. Many businesses including meat markets news dealers boot blacks livery stables drug stores ice houses and more will close. Labor, except for property protection, will not be tolerated and depot and telephone workers face restrictions. Also report of Hon. T. C. McRae injured after a horse incident nearby. Governor Pindall appoints Mrs. Hollenberg as Arkansas commissioner to Jamestown Exposition. City Park Skating Rink will run all summer on Mondays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McRae
Mr. McRae
Little Rock
Pindall
H. G. Hollenberg
Arkansas
Prescott Arkansas Banking Ad Emphasizes Courtesy and Accommodation
The notice states capital stock authorized at 100000 dollars with 50000 dollars subscribed. It invites small and large accounts, promising courteous treatment and accommodations consistent with safe banking practices.
Miss Gussie Generelly Returns For Summer Visit
From Gur don Ark Miss Gussie Generelly returns home to spend a summer vacation with her mother Mrs F L Generelly 304 Hazel street. She holds a position in the post office at Gurdon. Also noted Floyd Thompson and family plan a European trip next week. Oil work on J D Cook well suspended briefly for broken pipe remedied with resume early next week. Drill resting in rock nearly as hard as flint. Miller circuit court convenes Monday at 9 o'clock at Texarkana courthouse with Judge J M Carter presiding. Congressman Morris Sheppard praised the Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World meeting in Norfolk Va as very important. Texarkana Pilgrims to Mexico return praising trip led by Hays Frost and E K Smith. L F Monroe bought Rufus Prince residence to move soon. Mrs W S Eakin visited Alden Bridge La. Miss Ethel Boyce visiting sister Mrs Richard Thompson. Mrs C E Royston and Irene spent Thursday in Hope. Miss Coral Carlisle of Grady visited Mrs L J Wallace then went to Hot Springs. Attornies J H McCollum O A Graves T C Jobe of Hope among Monday visitors. Special to the News notes Theron Mountain Railroad found guilty on 21 counts for safety appliance act violations. Judge Trieber fines total 2100 dollars per count. Three counts not sustained.
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Gussie Generelly
Gurdon
Ark
F. L. Generelly
Hazel Street
Gussie
Floyd Thompson
J. D. Cook
Miller Circuit Court
Court House
Texarkana
J. M. Carter
Woodmen of the World
Norfolk
Morris Sheppard
Laundry Special for Negligee Shirts
A brief laundry ad offers one week service starting Monday June 2007 for negligee shirts in bundles of two or more. The notice mentions Prescott Steany Laundry and suggests Hart's for Panama hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Steany Laundry
Temporary restraining order in W U Telegram case
Judge Iber in United States Court granted a temporary restraining order in the Western Union Telegraph Co case. Seventeen prosecuting attorneys in Arkansas are barred from filing suits against the company. The hearing on the petition is set for within twenty days.
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Little Rock
Iber
United States Court Today
Western Union Telegraph Co
Arkansas
Lights Tomorrow Night As City Board Opens Service
Dan Pittman chairman of the Water and Light Committee notifies patrons that service will proceed as usual with lights and water on Sunday. The notice emphasizes ongoing operation by the council members and the water and light plant staff.
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Dan Pittman
Water and Light Com
Hotel Arrivals and Optical Stock Adverts
Hotel arrivals list guests at Hotel Miller include A W Levy J W Cook from St Louis E C Hayes R H Magill J D Kilgore from Poplar Bluff J C Walker Wilming ton C Disoway from Atlanta J L Hollis Camden J G Clark Bierne E W Benson Horatio W T Speck Louisville Clarence Bayle Chief Berwick Rochester N Y Dr R L Hinton offers a large stock of optical materials ready to fit Spex or eye glasses Satisfaction guaranteed Miss Virginia Watson returns from Blickshear Gu where she taught music for eight months.
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A. W. Levy
J. W. Cook
St. Louis
E. C. Hayes
R. H. Magill
Little Rock
J. D. Kilgore
Poplar Bluff
J.C. Walker
Wilmington
C. Disoway
Atlanta
J. L. Hollis
Camden
J. G. Clark
Bierne
E. W. Benson
Horatio
W.T. Speck
Louisville
Clarence Bayle
Berwick
Rochester
N.Y
R. L. Hinton
Virginia Watson
Blickshear, Gu
Aciss
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T. C. McRae Hurt
City Park
Chos
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Y. Foster
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Caer Bank OF
Prescott, Arkansas
Sistent
Bank OF Prescott
Herrick
Prescott Hardware Com
Mexico
Messrs
Hays
Frost
E. K. Smith
Washington News
L. F. Monroe
Rufus Prince
W.S. Eakin
Alden Bridge
H. H. Wheel
Ethel Boyce
Richard Thompson
Robert L. Lawrence
Russellville
Little
Rock and
Morriston
C. E. Royston
Irene
Hope
Coral Carlisle
Grady
Iron Mountain
Theron Mountain Railroad
Federal
Congress
Trieber
Hart's
Hotel Miller
Ozan Mercantile Company
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