The Springdale news., 1913-09-19
IDNIITON

Angs'o c Piazza Was SpEfngdale busiHHss visitor on Tuesday
 Mrs Mary Maestri spending several weeks with Miss=8snes= =Ker- eas ar springdale
 school will start on sept 2afh and all the ehildren are making preparations 90 as 70 be ready n time
 n several canning factories around FehtitoWn ar- al doing a sa1g good busines- tAe Iast lew weeks
 The# section for man and his hands have eu the weeks aloHs tfe track and the looks are eefy mueh improved
 Every one feels happy since He Lad good and D autif9I fafn aaa | surely is blessinz Hof 70 have ta walk in dHst three .Hehts de D
 Felix Afdemagnf 4aa Haz been at tlfuz lately. states 'tat faH crops there are nearly a total failure out side of efaFes, @hiea a4e plentiful
 eaHa received from Mr. Jos ephiue Haestri. who sp Hding her yaeati1H at Little Rock. states nat si5eZzz enjoying hers If immensely Hf-James Neale i- having Fa- cation. and is spending il In The North with his married sons ard daughters and other relatives and #frtends.
 Special credit must D. given 10 F. FeIker for the nice and efficient manner in which the grape and apple shipments are ing made from thfs place Mr Feiker=fs da- Dot asent here dur.ne tae ahs=Hze Ter Mr Neale
 Aa apple buyer whose aaneZ4e have not learned has been fe fot some time buying md shipping apples \ numb aars UaH out #aazf Heef and mo ass are being laaasa now good p i4e ls eng paid Tor the apples
 Nf and Mrs. I-oassZ ozzoIa Ia=a7e the proud parents Of a nv Iaasf4- fsf.2.hif=h= arrived at tae=r house. Sept 2nd The parents. hefs aaa=s.sters of the ltt=le mi afe as ha9fs as ean be as th se=Aas Tot been a. baby in the am faf.fen or eleven years We 4x.end our beartlest 6ongratulatoas to all of them
 The following is taken from the Fert Smith Times Re ord ef Sep. IL What Arkansas has done in tie peach market, meeting on their own gsoand the peach grow rs Of Georg- l ia and Delaware What Arkansas has done in the apple market, m ct ing on their own ground tie apple growers of Michigan and the north west, wha' Arkansas has done in the melon market, meeting the com petition of the famou Colorado eaRta aafe and bringing higher price. that Arkansas is noa just be- ginning 70 do in th g!aHa market. fhis gar for tAe tirst time are grape shipments being made in car load lots and basing lie pred zetion aa5n qaalIty Of tn fHait and is earlier season We do pot ha state ID say that ere many years Arkan-= sas grapes will b s.roag com fetitor with the Nne5a ds u New E9fk and eatforni1 As Tor qual- z there $ no ques. roa the Arkan- sas= sfapes are far sape or 70 those af= aorria. in aav=r a#a delta Y. and taianass of sKn The s ate owes its growing importance n grape HRltufe and sa pment 70 the Italian colony ar Toatito0H al tsfoHg5 persons of Swiss and Ger man nativity or desc have for yaafs known and appreciated the grape growing earaeity If the soil on the Arkansas hill slopes t fs expected that at least twenty-five car loads will constitute thisZ years shipment and that this number will De largely increased as more com mercial vineyards of grapes for the table come into hearine The writer knows from experience. that the grapes this year were certainly fine