Prescott Business Men's League Forms Rural Telephone Company
The Prescott Business Men's League met at the court house to organize subscriptions for a new rural telephone company. Five rural route reps were appointed to secure funds and subscriptions, with stock at 10 dollars a share, half due on organization and half when called. A stockholders meeting is set for next Tuesday night to finalize the charter and begin work.
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Curiosity Arises Over Two Week Ahead Egg Date
A grocery customer questions an ad for eggs stamped with a date two weeks ahead. Consistent Grocer explains the poultryman erred, stamping the cartons with an incorrect future date.
Liv-Ver-Lax Better Than Calo Mel Ad Effect Claim
An advertisement from Hesterly Drug Store touts a product named Liv-Ver-Lax as superior to Calo mel with no adverse effects claimed. The brief copy promotes the drug as safe and effective.
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Hesterly Drug Store
US Won't Recognize Huerta Provisional Government
In Jagara Falls Ont June the United States refuses to recognize the new provisional Mexican president, citing that Huerta naming a foreign minister who would later become president would amount to recognition. Mediators fault the plan, while Mexican delegates hesitate to push it. A compromise may be found with Fabio Lascurain as foreign minister and possible brief tenure to ensure a constitutional transition.
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United States
Huerta
Jagara Falls
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Lascurain
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To Be Sure Maud Reflects on Mexican Art
In dialogue Maud questions if Mexico produced a great artist and a companion replies yes citing Mexican drawn-work. The passage invites readers to subscribe to the Daily News for more on Mexican art and culture.
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Maud
Mexico
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Large Attendance at Teachers Institute Draws Educators
One hundred five teachers enrolled at the county institute led by Examiner R D Martin. Attendees come from Prescott Emmet Rosston Laneburg Sayre Cale Bluff City and other areas with high enthusiasm as sessions run from Tuesday to Friday. The report notes strong educational progress and rapid advancement of four educators.
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R. D. Martin
Lee Starnes
Bluff City
C. &. Shack-leford
Emmet
Tf. Munn
Prescott
Ida Dillon
R. B. Hamilton
Cobb
J. Morman
Dwight Westmoreland
W. J. Dowd
Waldo
Tannie Wilson
Pearl Daniel
Laneburg
Ola Jordan
Lanebury
Abbie Hale
Myrtle Neel
FE. P. Miller
Lizzie Hale
Glenn Sutton
Boss Vaughan
A. J. McClanahan O
Amah Jordan
Mary Vick
W. N. Andrews
C. M. Hirst
L. E. Dowd
Magnolia
Irene Murry
Ansy Honea
Cale
Ismay McDaniel
Irene Williams Cale
Lena Tomlin
Gussie Hale
Sayre Harvey Hale
Julia Bradley
L. E. Steed
E. L. Smith
Rosston
W. H. Atkins
Whelen Springs
C C. Starnes
Bluffy
Joe Meador
Eunice White
T. O. McDaniel
McDaniel
Lela Westmoreland
J. C. Tompkins
Mamie Smith
Ruby Mendenhall
Alice Dixon
Lottie Hollamon
Winnie Haynie
Olyle Cantley
Ola Sweeney
Louise Scott
Otis Holloway
J. W. Tavenner
C. C. Calhoun
E. B. Jones
Hope
Pink W. Taylor
R. 1
Wortham
W. S. Roe
W. O. Waters
Hattie M. Blake
Jim Purtle
Katie M. Tyree
E. H. Wearr
Mt. Moriah
E.V. Gill
Joan McCain
Zavanna Reeves
C. F Newth
Mattie Hamilton
Carl Munn
Meeting of Executive Committee Called in Pine Bluff
J W McCleish of Gum Springs, president of the Arkansas State Stock Growers Association, will convene the executive committee soon to decide whether the upcoming meeting will be in summer or fall in Pine Bluff. The plan hinges on demonstrated local interest in stock farming profitability.
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J. W. McCleish
Gum Springs
Arkansas State Stock Growers’ Association
Page
Pine Bluff
Clarke to Washington for duties and health trip
United States Senator James I. Clarke leaves Little Rock with private secretary Harry Wooldridge and Charles A. Watkins for Washington to resume duties. He will stay in Washington until July 1 then travel to the mountains for health rest. Watkins plans a vacation trip via New York before returning to Little Rock.
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Charles A. Watkins
Washington
Mountains
United States
James I. Clarke
Harry Wooldridge
Senator Clarke
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mr. Watkins
New York
Abe McClellan Jail Debt and Liberty Tale
A Scanty Creek resident recites Abe McClellan’s alleged push for personal liberty against prohibition. The tale claims his liberty kept him jailed for most of the year and notes a burnt year’s chew, plus collateral debt tied to his property.
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Abe McClellan
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Abe
Little Rock Library Sees 26 Percent Patronage Rise
The Little Rock public library’s annual report shows last year patronage up 26 percent and membership up 1,896 to 7,876. Reads totaled 68,340 books borrowed with 26,486 people reading on site. 1,896 books were added and 825 gifted plus an 8,000 volume bequest from the Rose heirs.
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Little Rock
A. M. Rose
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