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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
2
The Prescott Daily News lists official candidates and county offices for the election. Included are governor George W Donaghey and state officials, plus county roles such as sheriff, county judge, clerk, treasurer, assessor, surveyor, cotton weigher, justices of the peace, and a constable.
The article urges readers to vote a straight Democratic ticket, arguing the nominees are the Democrats and the best men possible, with no opposition expected.
As convention fervor wanes Republicans perceive Secretary Taft as widely admired, with whispers that William Ryan may be in line for a career-defining year.
The article urges Prescott and nearby communities to imitate successful fruit growers and seize the economic benefits enjoyed by other regions, arguing for proactive cooperation and timely action to boost local prosperity.
Ton Miner Wallace has accepted an invitation to deliver a four part Fourth of July address at Monti cello. The event centers on civic celebration and community remarks by local dignitaries.
A local roll of residents and visitors from Albany Township Laneburg Sutton Prescott and nearby areas. Elija Daniell and J D Bright are mentioned with family ties and Sunday gatherings. Arthur Erwin returns from California for a visit. Earl Bachan hosts an ice cream party. Bluff Springs singing and Fairview Sunday school picnic draw many youths. Mrs J W Franks and son Byron visit relatives. Mrs J F White is seriously ill.
Sayre Oklahoma voters chose Sayre by twelve votes to be the permanent county seat of Beckham County in a decisive election. The result confirms Sayre as the administrative center for the county.
John Wooley of Chicago, the prohibition ticket candidate for president in 1900, addressed a World Temperance Congress meeting in Saratoga on June 23. He urged reform as churches opened pulpits to temperance speakers.
Describes a white lawn frock with square back yoke and long front princess panel. Full elbow puff sleeves accented by embroidery and lace. yoke and flounce trimmed with insertion and edging. embroidery features lovers knots and eyelets. Sizes from one half to four years with material list and 10 cent pattern price.
In forty years from 1868 to 1907 about 1 769 729 people arrived from England and Wales. Including Scotland the total reaches 3 040 291 in thirty years, far exceeding Irish arrivals, double Sweden, quadruple Norway, and more than Poland combined according to a Philadelphia report.
A vintage confectionary note explains how eggs enrich pancakes and offer flavor while suggesting substitutions when eggs are scarce. It covers batter ratios for sour and sweet milks, soda and cream of tartar or baking powder, and optional mix ins like apples or huckleberries. It also details batter readiness, cooking on a greased griddle, overnight sour milk mixing, and variations using cornmeal graham or whole wheat.
The piece urges unity and action for Arkansas to advance nationally. It argues current tax rates harm growth by driving capital away and calls on leaders to reduce taxes to spur prosperity and progress.
The News presents the Democratic ticket for September voting. The paper states it has no opposition overall and declares its clear political stance at the campaign's opening.
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