Beautiful Church Wedding in Hope at Presbyterian Church
Miss Katie Betts and Mr. Will Cantley wed in Hope's Presbyterian church with a rich assembly of high society. The ceremony featured Liberty satin gown, Lily of the Valley bouquet, and elaborate floral decorations. The bridal party entered from opposite doors and the couple celebrated with a wedding feast at the bride’s home.
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Katie Betts
James H. Betts
Will Cantley
Our City
Presbyterian Church
Assembly of Hope
Lin McRae
Louise Briant
Bubbles and fast moving gadgets fill the city scene
Hope Daily News notes residents staying at Mrs White's hotel on Second Avenue while Eureka runabout and Curtis motorcycle exhibitions draw crowds. Arkadelphia Herald warns of brisk neighborhood activity as people move fast amid the changing street scene. Mrs A M Huff from Bay City Michigan visits her son W A Huff and plans to stay through winter.
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R. W. Huie
Will Maguire
Curtis
Arkadelphia Herald
A. M. Huff
Bay City
Michigan
W. A. Huff
Veils and Veiling Veils in Various Shades and Prices
The notice advertises veils in blue brown black and red available at multiple price points. It lists a range of prices but the exact figures are cut off. The ad targets shoppers seeking assortment and affordability in head coverings.
Arkansas Railroad Commission Guilty of Contempt
Three Arkansas Railroad Commission members led by R. P. Allen were found in contempt of court by Judge Trieber in Little Rock. The judge delayed punishment until Monday to see if the matters could be undone and indicated dismissal with costs if penalties were withdrawn. The commission and prosecuting attorney Campbell were poised to withdraw penalty suits against Iron Mountain Rocksland and other railways for failing to submit to the commission’s tariffs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Railroad Commission
R. P. Allen
J. W. Crockett
J. E. Hampton
Roy D. Campbell
Sixth District
Trieber
United States Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Pulaski County
Iron Mountain and Rocksland
Commission
Therom
Arkansas
Kirby
Campbell
St. Louis Tron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
Rock Island Railway Company
Chatrmatt R. P. Allen
Fifteen-Mile-Wide Fire Threatens Arkansas Border
Reports from Arkansas describe Perry County fires worsening and damaging plantations with estimates of eight thousand and four thousand dollars. Forest officials report a fifteen mile swath burning across Kiamish mountains toward Oklahoma, with efforts to prevent cross-border spread and arrests anticipated for arson. No deaths reported in Little Rock.
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Arkansas
Perry County
Helena
Mena
Kiamish
Oklahoma
Arkansas National Forest Reserve
Hugh Harris
Washington Reserve Office
Little Rock
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Hope
Prescott
Moncrief Millinery Co
Bank of Prescott
T. C. McRae, Jr
Railroad Commission
Federal
National Forest Reserve
St. Louis
Outings
Alin
Sea Island
Ozan Mercantile Co
Prescott, Arkansas