Changes in St Francis Levee Board Limited
News from Little Rock reports Governor Hays made four changes to the St Francis Levee Board of 24 members with three year terms. Appointees include W D Grayette Cross County D S Watrous E C Horner Marion W Hazel J Lawson Hughes H Pletcher Robson Thomas Burress current mayor of Jonesboro and others aligned with the governor.
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Little Rock
St. Francis Levee Board
Craighead
Thomas Burress
W. M. Armstrong
St. Francis County
F. W. DeRossitt
Me Sats Watrous
Hughes
Burress
Vette
Hays
Thos. Burress
Jonesboro
Santa Clara Passes Panama Locks in Historic Private Vessel
The steamship Santa Clara of the Pacific-Atlantic Steamship Company completed another successful transit of the Maraflores and Pedro Miguel locks in the Panama Canal, returning to Balboa. It is the first privately owned ship to pass through, providing lock operation experience to its crew for American Tevister navigation.
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Inama
Canal Zone
Maraflores
Pedro Miguel
Panama Canal
Santa Clara
Pacific-Atlantic Steamship Company
Balboa
American Tevister
One Third Of Corporations Fail To Make Returns
Little Rock June 20 About one third of the corporations have failed to make returns to the Tax Commission the franchise tax blanks sent them June 1 Report will be made to the Auditor July 1 and after that date a penalty of 95 per cent will attach
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Lattle Rock
Tax Commission
Grand and Petit Jurors for July Court 1914
The Nevada Circuit Court for July 1914 convenes on the third Monday, July 20, with a list of grand and petit jurors including J D Pelt Alabama and J T Hazzard Albany among others. Alternate jurors and a long roster fill the panels, while the criminal docket is likely light and the civil docket normal. the note ends with a prompt to go to church tomorrow.
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Nevada Circuit Court
J.D. Pelt
Alabama
J. T. Hazzard
Albany
Clint W. Hamilton
W. L. Britt
Boughton
O. A. Phillips
Caney
Doyle Westmoreland
J. A. Hood
Emmet
A. W. Hamilton, Jr
E. Alsebrook
Georgia
Thos
J. Gentry
J. M. Kirk
Union
Thos. Shell
Jackson
T. G. Boswell
Leake
O. R. McDaniel
Missouri
F. E. Murrah
W. M. Momby
P. H. Herring
Parker
Sam Warmack
P. Hullick
Redland
H. E. Haynie
H. J. Butcher
Taylor
G. N. Starnes
T. E. Blakely
J. C. Ingram
W. J Murphy
J. A White
Andy Crumty
Clarence Jones
A. J. Martin Parker
N. T. Barr
Henry J. Cummings
Lank Cottingham
C. E.mcswain
J. T. Butler
Virgil Armstrong
Halbert Cofield
Albert Hamilton
Geo. McLelland
R. E. Strickland
N. A. Fairchilds
S. W. Chamberland
F. M. Cross
W. S. Hines
Emmet Jno
T. Norman
W. S. Gladden
T. F. Honea
PF. M. Rhodes
Clint Martin
L. I. Henry
J. H. Beavers
Joe Meadors
W. B. Riggs
D. B. Brown
W. N Brown
New Administration of Agricultural Education Gains Favor
Arkansas launches a state wide agricultural education program via the University of Arkansas. State Superintendent Cook notes it will align youth training with the state’s dominant agricultural interests and expand Smith Lever funding from 10,000 this year to 129,980 after 2022 25. Cooperative efforts by C W Watson and Dean Martin Nelson spur widespread farm education, with county and university instructors teaching at teachers institutes and planning full farm lecturer presence next year.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Cook
Arkansas
Congress
C. W. Watson
Dean Martin Nelson
Agricultural College
Watson
Dean Nelson
Veal demand soars flagged by calf slaughter trends
Washington June 20 The demand for veal has risen rapidly as surplus dairy calves are slaughtered and beef calves are sold at eight to twelve dollars for calves two to three months old. Farmers face profitability in marketing dairy or dual purpose calves while meat demand grows and cattle feeding shifts to farm direct production.
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Washington, D. C
Farmer's Bulletin 588
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Inspectors seize forty five tons of feed
Agricultural Department inspectors seized 45 tons of feed at Monticello Crossett and Warren after finding it hot moldy misbranded or improperly tagged. Much of it was taken off the market and some was labeled fit only for hog feed and sold as such.
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Little Rock
Agricultural Department
Monticello
Crossett and Warren
Generals Renounce Carranza in Constitutionalist Split
Fifteen generals forming a 30000 strong army renounce General Carranza as chief of the constitutionalist movement. They inform headquarters at Saltillo that Villa will not be recognized, though the generals will continue to fight Huerta under Villa's orders. Details suppressed by censors emerge with travelers from Saltillo and Monterey.
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Laredo
Texas
Carranza
Villa
Saltillo
Monterey
Huerta
Harvesting Day and Night Near Fort Worth
Harvesters work by day and night in West fields near Fort Worth to gather what is expected to be the largest grain crop in Texas history. Advert: LIV-VER-LAX relieves liver stomach ills, available at Heserly Drug Store.
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Fort Work
Texas
Westfields
Hesterly Drug Store
Liv-Verlax
Hesterly Drug
Capitol tax to be continued for land clearances near capitol
Gov G W Hays will urge the 1915 legislature to renew the Capitol tax and fund condemnation of four blocks between Cove Victory and Marshall streets, clearing land for landscaping while leaving some blocks near the Union depot. Owners will challenge the proceedings, many having been bought by dealers years ago. Liver lax ad inserted.
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Capitol
G. W. Hays
Cove
Victory Streets
Victory
Marshall Streets
West Third
Capitol Grounds
Union Depot
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