The Forrest City times., 1910-08-12
A POPULAR SUGGESTION.
Many Citizens Applaud the Suggestion to Build Good Road Clear Across
 County in One HOnr.

lountl Tn One Hour.
 l am greatly pleased and encourae. ed by the many personal expressions of approval of my suggestion to emu late and follow the example given us by the farmers and other citizens of Iowa sometime since in building a good road clear across that state in a single hour, which l believe to be one or the greatest achievements of modern times. and build a good road clear across St. Francis county from East to West, and then follow that great work up by building another clear across St. Francis county from North to South boundary lines.
 The suggestion meets the approba- tion Of the people, and many have met me with glad hand, and hearty words of encouragement. l want to hear from others.
 1 So much want to do something that will be of great benefit to the whole people of this county: some- thing that will promote their pros perity and happiness, and increase the value of their property. Something that will be distinct advantage to every man, woman and child of my adopted country; something in which there is no selfish, but altogether a patriotic interest. and this road propo- sition is that thing, and these express Sions encourage me to still further urge that we get together and plan this enterprise, organize our forces. and finally achieve it's successful ter mination. 1 have no fear that the people will not respond to the call to give their teams, implements, and an hour or even two if necessary of their valuable time. That is the least of my anxieties on the subject. To get the plans all thoroughly worked out, systematically, and understood, and the thorough organization of our forces, is the principal matter which We must consider, and which can only be accomplished by cooperation of the people when the plans are drawn up Captains or oyerseers or directors of the work must be named for each mile, half mile, or quarter mile, as may seem best, and they must thoroughly understand the plans, so that when the hour arrives and the people are on the grounds ready to start, they will be on the job ready to direct the work, in such way that no time will be lost, and they will know just how to proceed, and use the patriotic labor to the best advantage. 1 am sure that we can do this thing. and later l want to call great mass meeting of the people-sometime soon-after we have had time to think it over and get everybody en- unused, and then will be the time to appoint committees, to put this great enterprise and undertaking in motion.
 It can be done.
 It's easy, if We will all go at it in earnest, and it's accomplishment will be the happiest hour of my life.
 1 want to hear from still more of the people. Talk to me about it, or write something about it for publica- tion, which will arouse and enthuse the people. Surely all the people will be greatly interested as soon as they hear of it. Talk about it to your neighbOr.
 If we accomplish this thing it will be the greatest advertisement for St. Francis county tha she may ever ex- pect to receive. It will be talked of all over the world l will see to it that il gets into the papers city and country and We will receive million dollars worth of advertising of the best kind. Nothing so pleases the world of investors as enterprise, thrift and industry of the people among whom they have invested or expect to invest their money.
 hope some of the speakers or all of them, at the Good Roads Rally here on the 18th, will give this sub ject few moments of their time and talents, so as to get the people to thinking and talking about it.
 My dear reader: Won't you do all you can to promote this project2 Let me hear from you.
 Sincerely,
 F.. l.. NADAKIN. Forrest City, Ark, August l3, l9l0 Skin And Scalp Troubles Yield To