The Brinkley argus., 1910-12-16
The Special Train which Left Brinkey Nov. 3Oth and its Wonderful Run of 2l3O Miles Through the North Said be the Greatest Advertisement Arkansas Has Ever Had. Those who Were on the Trip, Notes
 En Route Etc.

insurance in Arkansas, the past year, than any other company doing busi- ness in the State, was represented py Prof w. A. Owen, until recently Of Holly <; rove, but now of Little Rock
 The "Home of the Strawberry Judsonia-was iBtrGahced in a clever and capable way by A. R. Harmon, who never let 'em get by without knowing about Judsonia.
 The Catholic Immigration Society of Arkansas was represented by their president, Rev Father Lawrence Hoyt, of Clarksville, Ark, and surely Clarlis- vile could not have found d more un- tiring worker to represent them than was Father Hoyt.
 w P. Cook, the Brinkley real estate man, with his family, were aboard and he has many new lines out now
 The Philadelphia boosters were Mr and Mrs. w. E. Adams, MT. and Mrs e. E. Wright, MT. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson, and most enthusiastic, clev- er set of people were they all.
 Dr. A. D. Bum of Humphreys, made it possible for every visitor to see money in rice-he had it to show 'em. That was piece of his very at tractive display showing the possi- bilities and advantages of the Hum- phreys section, whether in cotton, corn, rice or timber.
 H. II. Wells, of Monticello, was al ways at his post, handing to the vis- itors attractive reading matter. The sign of Wells Realty Co, You Met Wells" was noticed by every one. c. l.. Green, of Green X Green, realty people of Hope. was aboard and got in touch with thousands who were interested in Arkansas.
 The father of the train was Wm. Penrose, of Hunter. who was selected to distribute the thousands of sacks of rice to the farmers and farmers wives who visited the train. At Dan- vile, H., a traction train load of peo- pie came from Indiana especially tc see Arkansas on Wheels and get the rice as it had been advertised.
 w. Fl. Gary represented Wheatley- he town from which the rice was given away, came MT. Clary, modest clever gentleman, let them all know of Wheatley he nice sacks were printed,
 "A Square .sdeal of
 ARKANSAS RICE
 Milled Especially for
 Arkansas on Wheels
 at the
 Wheatley Rice Mill,
 Wheatley, Ark"
 The Hope Progressive League, thai wonderful boosting organization witf SO,00O0O capital, had a fine exhibit aboard the train and it was always shown in an impressive way by thell capable representative, w. J. Ham mond.
 | The Brinllley Car Works, of Brink ley, who are just now throwing on the market 10000 acres of their cut ovel lands at $500 and $10.00 and acre were we'll represented by D. s. Con stantine and his dog, Buster" clever bull terrier, which was dressed up in specially made blue blanket on which was painted in white letters 'I'M BUSTER. know of 10000 acres Of | Rice Land at $10 per .Ncre Write
 | Rrinkley Car Works X Mfg Co, Brinkley, Ark" | A special staff representative of the | Gazette. Little Rock in the person ol | Chas. T. Davis, was aboard to report the trip, and this clever young news paper mans daily reports was watch ed for by many thousands of readers The State Commissioner of Mines Manufacture and Agriculture, Fred Ii Phillips. with his special man, Tom Poe, together with C. H. Moses, held l up the Little Rock end of the train and made em know that we had a capital city. two million dollar new State capitol, etc.
 | Probably no other city in the State was better represented than Wynne' | the home of the band boys. This gen. tlemanly set of boys, clean, sober ana kind made music that attracted the | favorable attention of thousands. The beautiful grand piano of Ark ansas native oak and furnished to the train of Boosters by the Arkansas Music House, Hollenberg Music Co.,, of Little Rock, was closely examined and admired by the more more than | 10 coo people who came aboard the train. Miss Aline Dabbs, the sweet singer of England, sang sweet South ern melodies and was usually accom- panied on the piano by Miss Blanche Mc( 'reight, of Brinkley. Mrs. Wm. h Folsom of Brinkley was .chaperone for these young ladies and together with | the other young ladies of the party assisted in receiving the visiting la 1 dies aboard the train.
 The reception room of the train was | in the head end. where an Immense picture of the nv State capitol formed beautiful setting as it was banked around by Arkansas palms and grow | ing flowers furnished to the Arkansas Ion Wheels train by Vestal, the Ark- ansas Florist, at Little Rock. In this | room was tastily arranged pictures or | the Little Rock Public Schools ana Itba prize exhibit of the Brinkley Pub lie school, which was recently award ed the first prize al the Arkansas State l Fair.