The Harrison times., 1911-11-25

known that the native grapes ol s
Arkansas have presented to the
world some of it's most splendid va
rieties He visits some of the larg-
est strawberry fields in the world
and notes the abundance OF other
small fruits. The fig and the orange
are to be found in the southern part
Of the state, while in the beautiful
Ozark Mountains of the northwest
ern part of the state grow the most
beautiful and finest favored apples
of the world
Biologists tell us that the OZARK
plateau is the oldest land upon the
western hemisphere. What were
once rugged mountains, as they rose
from the waters of the earth are
now gentle hills and pleasant val
leys. Their beauty never tires
Here the Industrious husbandman'
in ever increasing numbers, is md
ing the turn in the tune IN MS
efforts for prosperous ana haPPy
existence. -,
1t being true that this is the oldest
land in America, then OF certainty
here was the Garden of Eden and
the apple used by Eve to tempr
Adam was Shannon Pippin, a ma
tive of Washington County, Ark
ansas No wonder Adam succumb-
ed. Ifvou have not yet inhaled the
aroma of this most delightful apple
or experienced its delicate flavor
there is a glimpse ofparadise yet IN
store for YOU. Here the great Artist
paints the downy skin of the peach
fiji il takes on blush never equall-
ed by a Chase or Sargent
Politically, Arkansas has reached
the turn in the tune Service is
the watch.word ofits officials Fit
ness is more and more the test APP
piled by the voters to candidates tor
Y public office,
{ The South has reached the turn
, in the tune" A generation o.
| Young men, who have come to ma
. turity since the turmoil OF Civi
+ War, intelligent and educated arr
- coming into the thought and des
- tinies of the south, that most thor
|, oughlv American section OF tn
| United States These men wer
born and have developed amlds
,l pleasant surroundings, The gree
" of money.making has not touche'
d them This corruption of ideals ha
" been prevented by the ease wit
N which a competency may be secure
" in this favored cline
% They have inherited the tradition
of and facts of personal honor an
N civic integrity which distinguish
ne their lorefathers, and in the settl
o. ment of national questions and
If. determining national ideolsthey W.
10 be heard to good effect Patient
he have they labored to overcome u
poverty and destitutiou left by Il
,e, war Lovingly and tenderly ha'
Id they cared for the widow and O
w phan. With kindly solicitation
nd they have kept their fathers ~
~. prandfathers in the places OF publ
no honor and trust, but these graz
no old men who loved honor bett
,ai than life are rapidly passing, leavl'
lin n rich heritage 10 these, Their GU
nv dren-a heritage, the influence
IN. which will be ever felt, remember
and cherished,
An. These men having rebuilt ana
md established their country, now
os the "turn in the tune" They inv
MS honest men and women from eve
ro. where to share in the future gle
and development Of the sunny Sou
=, land, whose boundless resour
ods have been conserved and reSer'
for the full development ol n gr
rty people whom riches will not CORY IT,
,nd nor serious problems dismay' III
w to travellers are coming in inereos
Me numbers, They realize the turn
boy the tune" The nation has owoV
cd,
ore Harken to the turn in the tul
sow nv It's rising eNdences hll the world
,lers sentiment touches the heart
|, IN beauty thrills the soul, Our pee
,cth will catch its spirit; have caught
oon When the end comes, its notes
reoi attend them and they will desire
n in finer epitaph than that they
Kan Arkansaw Travellers, who were
wen. to and did play past 1.-THE tur
are the tune"
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