The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03


 with haud~one grounds ard buildings
 Again There : iu -Ee state treas 1ry uos s4oco = oe added to oJr aou-s, every cen c: Shirh ~ill be sp@nt in o4f n41ls- W1ets does any body fgzzs He ; gong = .c>e aHy- thing bF going down in Ais pocket f5r few hsHdfs-is. NeEIve say s49....3. and s>f f.1.a $, sp@rt iere. gro1stly le- fore aaF bon5s 5s aI paii in- Ind -E5s is 11E tEe 1zEiuuiuz ETery teo Fe4rs taet- ~l. ne apr p-iat5ons ',n tas eEi, at-re feT maintenance. a1i-l a5 5e sFeH. Iefe Wa. 4.e se E1l1- . G5 z51-t j.: IN THE NAME oF ALL THAT IS COM INDISPENSABLE ARE NE GOING TO LET ECHAS OPPORTUNITY Ft>>F
 Yca NJ Fzfne. who read :His ard sa4 Yes is sne thlug wish ee had II. t4t cal afford = EiEe anything toward it. crops are tsa tad Al right Two years from ugw yga vii have to % down in yo9f pocket tor few hundreds ro send Johnnie ever = Newport CT to Ma ri4nns Q take a course in practical farming when. ifyoa would rustic : 2 that s2pJ right no~. Johnnie and Dick and a. the rest Of the children coming along. co1ld go a home foF nothing They are just bound to have an education. yoa know. for every body el>e around them vii te farm ing in an ap-to-date manner ana max ing the cd land bring forth folr-fsid while the unedacated are scratching ] The ground early and ate fer meas. ' quarter yield
 People talk about the pig Carnegie library offers. and towns struggle and Fie with one another for the gift q .40. GO from NJ Carnegie for which they have 10 raise another s4o ocg and then gel the money hedged about Hirn red tape and restrictions and conditions 2s 10 maintenance that tie , times reverts to Mr Carnegie ou ac. count ef inability to comply with the stringent conditions of he gift. And to fo. many phases If the life ot tle community does tbe library contrib ate: T. 0ue-the intel ectuAl T. gives employment Q one person-the
 village cd maid who gets the position of librarian Yet towns and cities a over the United states think Uni, offer worth taking advantage Of. And II iS. But how much more es thi, school mean to town and ho" much easier are the conditions fer ob ming
 it Give the land. get the bonus sub scribed and nc more trouble-ne i. pledges 4s 10 maintenance for the fG. |. ture. The state takes care Of all tha, for US: the school is forever ours with, out one penny Of expense after tht , initial effort ARE WE GOING TIC i, LET SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY , PASS:
 , JU>T HON SHALL WE Go ABOUT GET . TING THIS SCHOOL
 { A mass meeting xill be held al th, court house next Tuesday night where . our citizens will speak on The subjec' ] of getting the Agricultural Higt School here. Everybody should gC [ and be prepared 10 express an opinion ] Whoop up the meeting Let's get uy } some excitement on the subject ] Somebody said we should have started . on this subject year ago. Not so ! Now is the time. Wen gel the in 2 terest up 10 white heat now and gel r all the money and land subscribed in a . few weeks-t~o CT three say. That $ the best way to go about it. some
 little canyassin2 has alreany been done by tie ladies and every man whc ) was spoken 70 vas enthusiastic on the : subject Let not let the enthusiasm flicker 01t without results One pub lic-spirited citizen has offered forty
 acres o' his and Who will follow ! suit:
 NEXT: When the commission i, . appointed in October oar bushes, . men should invite them to Forresr
 City, meet them at lie station with 1;
 brass band. take them to the cour 5 house 10 meeting q olr citizens anC : show them tae subscription list . Drive them o-t 10 the proposed site
 Of the scGoo- take them al over the , splendid farm .auds east and ~esr ard ~iaH ,Gem the territary that vi , feed The school Ler them drlnk fht t.ea etf-i water from o1r artesiar "e.s and car mineral springs. >wIu.
 onto their eeat "a. uu1] they prom lse - Eifa tte >eHea. IftHey ? hesitate put them .a he oek-al -4.4 ;tey do give .n We must Hayt
 tta' school Newport wants are NariaaHa and Fare are going 10 b.d u-t Pores, City mus Lave i,. NJ . can get f if Ve go after it. ogt tfe ssta.-# a-f.41