Political Day Draws Arkansas Gubernatorial Hopefuls to Little Rock
A large crowd of state office candidates gathered in Little Rock to discuss the campaign. Judge Folkerson and Judge Hart led the Supreme Court contest while Hal Norwood and Rt. Andrews sought attorney general. Candidates met at a Hotel Marion dinner and at campaign headquarters, expressing confidence ahead of the Wednesday election amid a tense political atmosphere.
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Little Rock
Amyong
F. D. Pulkerson
Batesville
Supreme Court
Jesse C. Hart
Folkerson
South Arkansas
Hart
Marion
Kirby
Hineman
Donighey
Milwee
Utah
Dividend paid to creditors of Antimony Stores Co
The first dividend of twenty percent was paid to creditors of Antimony Stores Co yesterday. Claims authentication and bankrupt examination remain unfinished. A tennis club organized at the county courthouse last Tuesday afternoon with twenty six members. YU. M. Bourlan sold the Ozxan Times-Record plant to Etter & Golf of the Washington Telegraph. The plant will move to Washington and join the Telegraph operation.
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Antimony Stores Company
YU. M. Bourlan
Ozxan Times-Record
Etter & Golf
The
Washington Telegraph
Washington
Telegraph Outfit
Hitt Brothers Co Promises Fresh Grocery Line Promptness
The Hitt Brothers Co commits to attentive service and a fresh grocery line, emphasizing prompt attention to every order and customer need to ensure quality and timely delivery.
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Hitt Brothers Co
Donaghey Leading in Benton County Says Dem Official
Special to The News from Little Rock March 23 reports a letter from J G McAndrews secretary of the Democratic county committee noting eighteen replies from Benton County leaders on county preference. Of thirty eight replies thirty named Donaghey while nine named Hineman and four were doubtful. Donaghey expected to carry the county.
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Little Rock
Bentonville
Ark
Mar
Jos. W. House
Hineman
Donaghey
J. G. McAndrews
Dem
Gordon Lumber Co Receives First Shipment of Logs
Gordon Lumber Co received its first shipment of saw logs from Daleville last Monday, transported over the Mountain to be processed.
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Gordon Lumber Co
Daleville
Lumber shipments eyed after large timber claim
The article notes about 1,000,000 feet of lumber to be shipped here. Hon Joe Callaway spoke Tuesday night in favor of Mr Hineman for Governor. Geo R Haynie of Prescott replied, backing W F Kirby.
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Joe Callaway
Mr. Hineman
Geo. R. Haynie
Prescott
W. F. Kirby
Prescott Students Seek State Oratorical Contest Trip
A notice asks about 60 schools to join a trip for the State Oratorical Contest with a special coach, outlining expected costs totaling 7.42 and promising visits to the state house, blind and deaf schools, asylum, and other sites. Interested parents are urged to send names this week for definite arrangements by O L Dunaway.
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R. R
Prescott
Evans and Thompson Wed in Prescott City
On Saturday evening at eight o'clock in the Methodist parsonage Rev T D Scott joined Aylmer H Evans and Miss Janeta Thompson in marriage. Evans, business manager of The Nevada News, came from Iowa to Prescott last October and has become a town favorite. Thompson, daughter of Dr and Mrs S Thompson of O Fallon Missouri, managed trimming at Mrs W A Moncrief's millinery and enters married life well regarded by friends and colleagues. The News forces extend best wishes for a long prosperous life together.
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T. D. Scott
Aylmer H. Evans
Janeta Thompson
Evans
Nevada News
Prescott
Iowa
W. A. Moncrief
Thompson
O'Fallon
Col Atkinson Speaks In Prescott For Hineman
Hon W F E Atkinson of Little Rock arrived in Prescott and addressed about one hundred voters at the court house in support of governor candidate J H Hineman. The speaker, highly regarded, urged voters to consider the candidacy, and left on the cannonball for Hope at 11.
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W. FE. Atkinson
Little Rock
Prescott
Court House
J. H. Hineman
Col. Atkinson
Okolona students attend Prescott teachers institute
Okolona High School advanced students Florence and Ollie Lardin and Jimmie Allen traveled to Prescott Wednesday to attend a Thursday and Friday teachers institute in preparation for teaching in Nevada County public schools this summer. Mr R Haynie traveled from Prescott Monday to deliver a political speech, while the town’s attention focused on the big show. A scare over smallpox in Antoine last week faded from current reports, and rumor linked to dangers from “pizen oak” lingered among locals.
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The
Messenger
Florence
Ollie Lardin
Jimmie Allen
Okolona
Prescott
Teachers Institute
Nevada County
R. Haynie
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