The Springdale news., 1908-05-15
THE SOUVENIR NUMBER OF THE NEWS.

men to see that this special edition of The News, because its attraetveness and It's large number of copies, vas an opportunity for you, and who are so saturated with public spirit that you was ready to help in our enterprise we have the warmest feeling of thanks and appreciation To those who did not help, we have flo adverse criticism, and we hereby acknowledge our weakness in being unable to convince them that offered them an opportunity 10 benefit themselves In a direct way, and that they will share in the general material and moral benefits coming 10 this community from our advertisement of some of the advantages of life in this goodly" land. We have done the best We could under the circumstances. and shall appreciate your good words. If YOU have any other kind of words, please do not them, but put them in cold storage till such time as you can ship them to and dump them into Lethe river. There are many things we, all, know, among which these some:
 Kind words like the quality of the mercy Portia told shyloek about, they bless those who use and those who hear.
 Ii your neighbor takes quarter from you. give him fifty cents. and day after tomorrow he will give you one dollar
 \ smile can lick the stuffin" out of a frown
 Happiness is not what you have, but how YOU feel.
 soft word wins more victories than club
 Revenge k boomerang, and describes pretty circle round the other fellows head and comes back and smashes your eountenanee.
 Honesty is tie best policy. and if you don't Be- lieve 1t, try 1t.
 This illustrated edition of The News. whatever it's imperieetions, is d benefit 10 ths community
 The foregoing statement k an ax1om and not dogma
 There are more than thirty brick business houses in Sprngdale.
 It's estimated tha, within radius of two miles of Springdale there are GOO acres in apple orchards.
 Springdale maintains the oldest Cbautauqua of town in the state. The eleventh annual ses- sion will 5e held th, summer.
 It i~ estimated that 800 sars of peaches niH be shipped from Springdale this season. and some paee tte number at 4oo gar>
 Spfngdae h5> the be>t natural advantages q any town a Northwest Arkansas Tie town k easY of access frem any difeetion
 spriugas.e needs more factories of all kinds. and the people here aia welcome al such enter priss2 and 4id them iu every way possible
 From ole to ten cars of cattle and hogs are shipped Iron spriaeda.e every week, and some weeks as high a9 twenty-five lars have been shipped from here.
 During tbs busy season from s2,ooo to 55.ooo per day has been paid out for apples iu Spring dale. aHa X estimated that one crop alore has brought int ti1e commHnits .l5o.ooo
 More a2p.z. are shipped 155n springdale than any other poia. in AfSoe>a, 9gsk 4 pin here. and 4dea zaa aea5 peopc tae af7ut the big red apple 1aa Ne4aasI> nom. as5er SqringdaIe k .sIl.
 #H tH.~a ara# tfaH 4atr4. >sia. V.b05t.-l11 oats. z.a..r. tuotu g.e. ar1 grown 1n 4#4aes &t I> 4rau lp ta 2o ba>h- 2. 4agg T 45 5aSbels per acre
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 0He=os aas aas4t 4e.as :. > >5raaalale i> i cold storage aed @s Rl4at. tu Il4rttz@ is~iriug to in- vest in su.b lu enterprise aan lind splendid opening here, II there k anY money in sula an enterprise i ca certainly 6e made in spri0gaae. as more apples are shipped rom this point than any other town in Arkansas. Not only this. but the for rstfigerating the cars in which straw berries transported to market, and also ce for