Winchester Store opens in Prescott with new Winchester goods
Prescott gains a retail hardware outlet carrying high standard Winchester products. The Winchester Company invites friends to visit the Winchester Store to view the new rifle and related hardware, promising a friendly old home week atmosphere and direct representation by the manufacturer.
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Winchester Company
Prescott
Winchester Keg Arms Company
Winchester
AG Ble Kerculy Luar Company
Diamond Mines Case Reversed in Supreme Court
The Mississippi case centers on Austin Q. Millar who leased lands near Murfreesboro after diamonds were found. After years of suits with the Mauney heirs, the supreme court reversed a lower court ruling, remanding the case to allow further development. The write up notes Millar’s efforts and hopes for continued development without further litigation, plus a civic aside and local ads.
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Austin Q. Millar
Prescott
M. M. Mauney
Pike County
Murfreesboro
Millar
Mauney
Chancery Court
Supreme Court
Arkansas Cotton Growers Aroused in State Tour
Gol. T. J. Shackleford of Athens Ga vice president of the American Cotton Association ended a two weeks tour of Arkansas with fourteen speeches in Little Rock Pine Bluff Camden Hope St Smith Russellville Clarksville Helena Paragould Jonesboro and Blytheville. The tour yielded thirty three charter memberships at one hundred dollars each and many smaller memberships as state headquarters plan county unit organization. Local chambers of commerce and farmers vow immediate campaigns to enlist merchants and farmers and open offices with staff.
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Gol. T. J. Shackleford
Athens
American Cotton Association
Blytheville
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Camden
Hope
St. Smith
Russellville
Clarksville
Helena
Paragould
Jonesbro
Phillips County
Mississippi County
Craighead
Green
Drew
Hempstead
Logan
Johnson
White
Sebastian
Jefferson
Nevada
Clark
Montgomery
Quarantine Influenza Meeting Plans Concrete Work
Account describes a meeting to expand influenza quarantine efforts with more definite plans for the association’s concrete work across various state and county units.
Farmers face 1919 income tax filing deadline
Farmers must calculate net income for 1919 including farm gains and outside receipts. Use Form 1040-F, report sales of land, and deduct ordinary expenses. Unmarried or widowed farmers living apart must file. married couples under a threshold may skip returns. Returns and payments due by March 15, 1920 to the Collector of Revenue.
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Collector of Revenue
Seed planting push to lift cotton market demands action
Community urged to plant seed and raise a better grade of cotton. Message appeals to W B White and March Ladies Home Journal with a call to obtain the publication from Jack Johnson.
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Rowden
W. B. White
March Ladies Home Journal
Jack Johnson
Henderson-Brown College Quartet Visits Prescott
The Henderson-Brown College Male Quartette visited Prescott, performing at the Methodist church in the morning and evening. The group, featuring Bracy Haynie and Proctor Brown, impressed crowds with its well trained voices in its first Prescott appearance.
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Henderson-Brown College
Bracy Haynie
G. R. Haynie
Prescott
Arkadelphia
Proctor Brown
Haynie
Leland Sage
Morris Few
Methodist Church
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Benton Huddleston
Hope, al
Bank OF Prescott
Prescott, Arkansas
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Arkansas Cotton Growers
Ras “m
Mecca
CooLeam LY
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Ozan Mercantile CO
H B C. Quartett
Canada
England
New York Life Insurance Company
Mwnn J
Callicott
Buchanans Compound
Buchanan