State University subcommittee to pick Pine Bluff faculty
A July 5 meeting of a State University Board sub committee will be held in Supt. Cook’s office to select the faculty for the Branch Normal at Pine Bluff and to appoint a principal to replace Prof. I Fisher who did not seek re election. The secretary reports two volumes ready for distribution around Aug 15. Nevada County Singing Convention meets July 1 and 2 at Holly Springs with an Old Sacred Harp singing session.
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Nevada County
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P. & S. Medical School
Little Rock Medical College
Little Rock College
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Journal of the House Near Completion and Senate Progress
The Journal of the House will be finished by next Friday and the Senate Journal is nearly complete. All acts have been enrolled and the Fourth of July will not see a single blank day.
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Home Life Insurance Pays $14 Claim for Sickness
W. M. Howard received a fourteen dollar check from Home Life Insurance Company of Fordyce for two weeks sickness. The company states it pays its claims promptly.
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Home Life Insurance Company
Fordyce
State officials see funds and hope in unsettled warrants
Arkansas officials report Treasury funds to cover unpaid warrants as counties begin settling past year collections. Sheriff T. M. Fletcher of Lonoke County turns over 40000.26 dollars, with banks already cashing warrants. Courts consider appeals for five capital offenders and a Fort Smith case. University Board weighs merging P. and S. Medical School with Little Rock College amid deanship talks. Agricultural notes urge early maturing crops and soil moisture conservation to withstand drought uncertainty.
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T. M. Fletcher
Lonoke County
Planting Late Crops Amid Drouth
The article urges diversified planting to cope with drought. It notes that when not all crops fail, a fair yield supports home needs and livestock. It warns against depending on a single crop and stresses choosing moisture efficient, drought resistant plants.
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Drouth
Reduced Rail Rates for Arkansas Events announced
The Arkansas Lumber Dealers Association and Hoo Hoo announce reduced Iron Mountain rates for Little Rock. Tickets on sale June 25 to 27 with return by June 28. Arkadelphia round trip $12.5, B Y P U Assembly on sale July 5 6 and 7, good for return by July 11. Agent A B Oliphint.
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Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Offer Stresses Full Refund
An advertising pitch promises a full refund of every cent paid if Rexall 93 Hair Tonic fails to eradicate dandruff stop hair loss and grow new hair to the buyer’s satisfaction. The deal lists two sizes priced at 50 cents and $1.00.
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