... traces its history to a date in July 1879, when Able F. Livingston came to Conway from Illinois and founded a newspaper ... from the green-eyeshade era of journalism when Able F. Livingston opened his newspaper office in Conway. Two years later ...

... began its 120th year of continuous publication today. The newspaper dates from its establishment in 1879, when Able F. Livingston came to Conway from Illinois and founded the Log Cabin -- the symbol of the old Whig party. The Conway Democrat began ...

... former resident of Conway, was visiting friends in Conway this week. Mrs. Livingston's husband, the late A.F. Livingston, was the founder of the Log Cabin, which is now published as the Log Cabin Democrat, more than 50 years ago. 50 ...

... Democrat, for instance. The newspaper is steeped in history. The newspaper traces its origins to July 1879, when Able F. Livingston came to Conway from Illinois and founded a newspaper. Livingston had been a member of the old Whig Party, and even ...

... s 125th anniversary. The Log Cabin (and that was its entire name in the beginning) was started in 1879 by Able F. Livingston, who had moved to Conway from Illinois. There were some ownership changes through the years before the Log Cabin ...

... Keeping it afloat was another proposition. The Conway Log Cabin came forth in 1879 under the proprietorship of A.F. Livingston, a prominent figure in the early days of Faulkner County. Zol and T.M. Woods, Livingston's brothers-in ...

... of the Log Cabin Democrat, the oldest business in Faulkner County. The newspaper was established in 1879 when Able F. Livingston came to Conway from Illinois and founded the Log Cabin. The Conway Democrat began publication in 1881. The two newspapers ...

... How this paper came to be named 'Log Cabin' is uncertain. It was established in 1879 as a Republican organ by A. F. Livingston, upon whose death a few years later it was changed to a Democratic newspaper. The Log Cabin was the emblem of the ...

... appointed a three-man team to "locate a seat of justice" for the new county, and Thomas was selected along with A.F. Livingston and J.F. Comstock. They chose Conway for the county seat on Sept 19. State Rep. Benton Turner became the first ...

... Lane, Damascus; Chapter 13; unlisted debt filed November 9; unlisted assets. Benjamin T. Livingston and Loretta F. Livingston, 105 McDaniel Drive, Conway; Chapter 13; $307,019 debt filed November 11; $279,927 assets. John J .Harness ...