The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20

'ii0 "'i' AildJtt tb accept the invitations extended them. an noanced the frst speaker 0f the evening. His Honor, Mayor Arthur D. Boyle, who answered to the toast. Welcome. MT Boyle. in q few well chosen words expressed his pleasure at seeing around the board SO many of tue representative citizens of the city and guests from out of town To these latter he extended cordial welcome. He assured the members ofthe club that everything possible for him to dc in his position as chief executive of the city. would be d8neto help develop its resources He stated emphati- eally that he believed in the future of this city and is surrounding terri tory and that lis dearest hope wa. that lie might he abe to aid in its up- building
 Mr. ] S shields. president of the Forrest Club, spoke tathc to1st. "OM Club, and briefly outlined what if had alreadyd0ue. and what | expect d toda=in the future He laid par ticaiar stress upon tHe fact that the club mett0aud aim heucefaftH would be TO BOOST to boost and keep 9n boosting He urged that those who were H8t already members of tle efab. saea4dseaa in sHejeaFp ratiaus and become members and aEa- get ia iae "ith tae haa>ter movement.
 sTjmHef= Interests ta A5E8a-a~. < subject tHat i~of Heaf5uI t65a Iutes= e1t in GHi- -ect #H. =a3- responded ta Ht AII G5& E. Nash. II Ncit#eHaz. .#s gentleman. ly reason LIS z4Hse -a8- ber interests is 8e.f qaaiara ta da iusticet4tle sahIeet. uepauted aat in ter9e and vigorous lauglaze tHe many advantages that accrue to t community through hayju. its tim- Der manufactured at home instead af sending the crude material abroad. He pointed out that the largest factor ill the cost of manufactured lumber was the labor, and thus made plain the advantages of establishing and keeping up woodworking plants al home His words were well receiy- ed, and it k hoped, will do much for the advancement of this industry i'll our midst.
 The St Francis Valley the toast to which Judge <. II. Mann grace fully responded, was one upon which t ies> gifted speaker than that learned attorney would have found theme on whieHto enlarge for ii mach longer time than il "as possible 8accard 10 the speakers Tuesday e4eainE That the speaker N8s thoroughly c111. Fef-anl @i.4sj~ -545ett.Wa~ apparent ta0... and his tea ara> Neae=Ne, rg- .eeiNel and r.utl a.eI with f1r#aaa. aapaa=a4
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 Ii t f5r t.e Hex. fa5-t. sFat se=t tafcaH ~eed Products The gem -eaan Iea3 Ha guilty tae charge I being aa after dinner speaker. hat lis a9rd, proved tAat the charge roa1 nave been easily held and made good against Linn. Nr. Mann. who is thoroughly eonqer,ant with tie cotton seed industry. gave a brief outline of it's history, pointing oat that as yet the industry was in it, infancy. He told Of the many varied ases to which these products We're being put, their value as a food for man and beast IIe harked back ta sle days when cotton seed were 4 no yaiaa=~hen the seed from q ba#a of c-tton would nol pay for the gin.