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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
2
The notice describes second class mailing status dated April 15 1907 and outlines subscription rates per copy and per month by carrier or mail with prepaid and non prepaid prices. It references the state context and terms of payment.
Donaldson Jenkins, born 1825 in Vicksburg, Mississippi, died in Sierra Madre on Friday. A former editor in chief of the Delta in New Orleans and the Galveston News, he led the Dallas News at its 1885 founding, later moving to Los Angeles. Survived by widow Annetta M. Jenkins and daughters Ninetta Jenkins and Bessie Jenkins among others.
A Brussels chauffeur for King Leopold was fined 110 dollars after an accident last fall injuring Liegelist. Baroness von Vaughan rode in the car. King Leopold invoked diplomatic immunity when summoned to appear.
Bradstreet reports New York bank clearings for the week ending June 1 at 2,103,877,000 dollars, down from 2,226,049,000 last week and 2,562,148,000 a year earlier.
A carload of dynamite near Sargent Connecticut caused a freight train on the Denver and Rio Grande to explode. Two tramps were killed and several trainmen injured including one fatally. A forty foot deep hole was blown in the ground.
Governor Glenn signs the proclamation making prohibition effective January 1, 1909, amid imposing ceremonies in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Doors not opened at Coal Creek Tennessee bank as Bank of Anderson County with $10,000 capital and $35,000 in deposits faces immediate receiver appointment.
Mrs. Jane Greer a Sherman pioneer aged seventy five died suddenly at her home. She had resided in Grayson county for sixty five years and was a longtime resident of the community.
A historical cooking note explains croquette basics with a rich thick sauce and molded shapes. It covers sauce preparation in a double boiler, thickening with cornstarch, seasoning with salts and pepper, and shaping on a crumbed board before frying. Sections include chicken croquettes fish croquettes and shad roe variants with simple adaptations.
If your dinner is ready before you wish to serve it, place the meat over a large kettle of boiling water, cover it closely, and then spread a cloth over the whole. In this way the gravy will not be dried up.
Fashion pattern notice for LARNIES Dressing-Sack Paris Pattern No. 2091 in four sizes 32 36 40 and 44 with a French gray jacket style and Valenciennes trim. Material requirements listed for bust 36 with yardage across widths and trims. Pattern department ad offers this paper pattern for ten cents.
A compact home menu lists a tomato and potato soup with optional barley, plus a method to prevent stained fingers by wrapping the thumb and index finger in cloth. Also includes cranberry ragin pie, fry doughnuts with vinegar in the fat, Norwegian fish balls with butter milk and nutmeg, and fish chowder with haddock cod and chowder crackers.
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