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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
IMP TORRANCE OF
 THE COUNTY FAIR
SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED
PROGRESSIVE FARMER EDITO- RIAL TELLS WHY IT SHOULD
 BE SUPPORTED.

InaSmuch as the Faulkner county 1t was only through the enterprise of the board of directors that 1t was de- cided to continue the annual event, the following editorial from the Pro- gressive Farmer, the leading agricul- tural journal of the south, is worthy of a careful reading by every Faulk- her county citizen:
 Once again we urge the importance of the county fair. But why fair?' someone asks. Oh, well, why any ef- fort for the good of the county or the state? For though the fairs, both county and state, are for the most part organized as private associa- tions, they generally represent praise worthy patriotism on the part of the packers, and too often their reward is only the privilege of going down into their pockets to meet some defi- ciency occasioned, in part perhaps, by your failure to make an exhibit or to attend. The answer in brief as to why you should have a fair is, for the public good-for giving individuals new ideals and for stimulating com munity pride.
 But these fairs are social organiza- tions as well, and so helpful in this respect that it is questionable wheth- CT in any other way they serve so large purpose. Bringing together the representatives of every township ot some central place like the county seat leads the people to know one an- other, knowledge as powerful with the community as the "know myself with the individual. They are like wise educational. The average fair, county or state, has something for the visitor who goes with his eyes open and mind alert.
 Moreover, our fairs are putting larger stress on these educational fea- lures each year. The midway is les sening, the gambling devices and those who play there are on the de- crease, and the drinking places have gone or are going. This new order of things means much for the larger fairs, but more for the smaller ones which have suffered from the false
 impression that special attractions beyond their financial reach were nee.
 ssary to their success. Numerous most successful county fairs were
 .eld last year with their agricultural
 ducational, and livestock exhibits fol their sole drawing cards.
 If your county isn't in llne with the progressive counties with fairs, why not you and your neighbor get busy at once? By little determined eff. fort on the part of all classes, you may have fair yet-may at least make a good start in 1914, and dc better next year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
SENSATIONAL SERMON
 AT CREENBRIER SUNDAY

What Is announced as a sensation al sermon," will be delivered at Green brier Sunday morning by Rev. A. G. Jeffries of Peniel, Texas, who is con- ducting Holiness revival at that place. Rev. Jefries subject will be "The Signs of the Times and the Near Second Coming of Christ and it is said that he will make some astonish- ing declarations on this great subject. At night he will preach on "The Un- pardonable Sin
 The meeting has been in progress at Greenbrier since Friday night of last week. Great interest has been aroused and it is said that many of the citizens have practically stopped work in order to devote all their time to the services Rev. Jeffries will leave after Sunday night, but it is probable that the meeting will be continued indeti- nitely.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25

four more than is required by law,
 were secured by him with little ef-
 fort. It is intended to improve this street by laying crushed stone to a depth of about eight inches about 16 feet in width in the center of the street. These streets last winter were in the worst condition of almost any in the city, and it is thought that practically every property owner in the district will favor the improve ment.
 The petition will be presented to the council at it's next meeting. After the passage of an ordinance formally creating the district, it will be neces- sary to circulate a second petition, which must bear the signatures of a majority in value of the property owners. When the second petition is fled the council will appoint commits ,ioners to supervise the improvement.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
WILL INVESTIGATE INSURANCE AGENTS COMPLAINTS RECEIVED BY STATE COMMISSIONER OF UNAUTHORIZED FIRE RISK
 COMPANIES.

Little Rock, June 18.-The state in- surance commissioner calls attention of the public to the fact that a great many complaints are being received of unauthorized agents writing insur- ance in unauthorized companies in va rious parts of the state. 1t IS re- uuested that as a matter of self pro- lection, everybody should determine whether an agent soliciting business is authorized, and if not to report him to the department. The penalty for the writing of wildcat insurance is $500 for each policy written.
 The department recently secured the indictment of E. w. Erickson of Little Rock on four counts for writing insurance without authority, and he is on S4,000 bond awaiting trial at the next term of court. He Is an au- thorized agent of the Pacific Mutual Life, but it is charged that he has been writing fire insurance for the Pass City Underwriters of Fl Paso, handled by Chas. T. List & Co.,, also the International Underwriters and the Northern Fire of North Dakota, which are unauthorized companies, so far as Arkansas is concerned.
 Reports have also been received that the Equity Fire Insurance Go. of Sioux City, Iowa, also an unauthorlz- ed company, has been writing busi- ness in the state It is the policy of the department to prosecute all viola tions of the law.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
SECOND MORTGAGE
 SCHOOL BOND FILED
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
 The minutes of the meeting of the Conway school board of May 20, at which a second mortgage for S23,O00 was placed against the school prop erty here, have been filed for record in the office of Circuit Clerk J. H.. Hartje. The First National Bank of Fort Smith is made trustee for the bondholders. Under the terms of the contract a building fund is to be set aside out of the revenues of the school district, amounting to S1'380 interest and $134 principal for the years 1914 to 1929, inclusive, and $2,000 a year principal, together with the interest for the years 1880 to 1888, inclusive, with a final payment of S3,000 and in- terest in 1939
 The proceeds of the bond issue are to be applied to retirement of an old second mortgage bond issue of about SS. 700, the balance to be used in inn provements of the school building.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
P0STMASTERSHIP AS
 BALM 10 JOHNSTON
DISAPPOINTED CANDIDATE FOR MARSHAL MAY GET FORT
 SMITH JOB.

As a balm for the wounded feeling of Col. "Bill' Johnston of Fort Smith, whom Senator Clarke turned down for the post of United States marshal, a Washington dispatch to the Gazette this morning intimates that he may be given the Fort Smith postmaster ship. As was expected when the long out, the appointments. are stirring up a merry little war in the ranks of the Clarke supporters in the Border City, all of which is somewhat amusing to the innocent bystanders. Referring to a conference sand to have been held in St. Louis Sunday, the Fort Smith Times-record of Tuesday says
 With the disappearance" of Col. Bill Johnston from Fort Smith Sun day Dame Rumor attached his name
 as 'some of the friends with whom Congressman Wingo conferred rela- tive to the postmastership appoint ment which has been held up since February. Col. Johnston, whom Sen ator James P. Clarke relegated to the has been" class when he learned Senator Robinson had selected John ston for United States marshal Of Western Arkansas on condition that Congressman Wingo name Buddy
 Oglesby as postmaster, returned to Fort Smith Tuesday morning.
 It is said that Congressman Wingo telegraphed Col. Johnston Saturday night to meet him in St. Louis Sun day night, Mr. Wingo hastening to that city from Washington. It is also reported that MT. Wingo telegraphed one of his chief political lieutenants, to accompany MT. Johnston, but the aforesaid lieutenant refused.
 The rumor that Col. Johnston was to have a hand in the selection of Fort Smith postmaster, coupled with the report that he now wants the office for his son, Roy, ora.posslbly himself, has caused a lot of Democrats to do a whole lot of cussing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
DFC|S|ONifXPECTfD
 |NlFRANCH|SE CASE

Little Rock, June 19.-A decision in the St. Louis, Southwestern rail- road franchise tax is expected in the supreme court of the United States an Monday morning. Upon the de- eision of this court depends the en- tire franchise tax system of the state. All railroads and large corporations, with the exception of the Cotton Belt railroad, paid this tax. The rail road has not paid for three years, op- posing the payment during the term of Hal l.. Norwood as attorney gen. srai. He filed suit and the supreme court of Arkansas sustained the val idity of the act. The fact that most large corporations readily complied with the law, shows that their attor- neys believed the act to be legal, con- sequently the supreme court Of the United States is expected by most Arkansans to sustain the measure.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
FIRST EDITION OF
 NEW PAPER OUT

Little Rock, June 19.-The first is- sue of Arkansas Progress, the new reform weekly, has just appeared. It Is "A weekly magazine devoted to the material and moral welfare of Ar kansas It is published by the De- velopment Publishing Company, with J. k. Taylor, for many years editor of the Paragould Soliphone, as editor and George Thornburgh, secretary treasurer. It is announced that the paper will be strictly non-sectarian and partisan.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
FUTRELI. MAY NOT ACT.

Little Rock, June 22--There is as yet no information at the governors office whether or not Senator J.
 Marion Futrell of Paragould will come to act as Governor during the absence of Gov. Hays on his trip to the Panama Exposition. He has mo- tifed Private Secretary Stewart of his intentions. There are no fmpor- tant questions demanding his atten- tion at this time, and he may not conRe unless he is needed
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
NATIONAL LECTURER OF
 FARMERS UNION HERE

o. F. Dornblaser, national lecturer of the Farmers Union, opened a series of lectures in Arkansas at Cy- press Valley, near Vilonia, this after noon, the subject of his address being Farm Life and the Economic Ele- ments which Affect It." MT. Dorn- blaser speaks Thursday at ? p. m, at Brown Schoolhouse and at 8 p. m' at Holland.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
WALDEN-M'CANDLESS

w. A. Walden and Miss Myrtle Me Candless of Naylor were married yes terday morning at the home of James Prothro in this city, County Judge J. w. Holt pronouncing the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Walden will make their home at Naylor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
PETITION FOR NEW
 PAVING DISTRICT

The first petition asking the city council for the organization of street improvement district for the purpose of macadamizing East Oak, Caldwell and a portion of Center street. was circulated by Dr. George 5. prown today and IA signatures,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. R.. Co&fum, 2i, and Sadie E. Dill lon, 19, Chadwick William Thomas Henderson, 25, San Antonio, Texas, and Zada Lee Craig 22, Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
NICE SHOWER FALLS HERE.

A nice shower fell at Conway short ly after 5 o'clock this afternoon, laying the dust and cooling the atmosphere. Inc appearance of the clouds, how ever, did not indicate that the shower covered very large area.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25

killing of young man named Mum on the streets of Des Arc last De- cember. The killing was the result of rivalry between the two men for the affections of young woman of Des Arc.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
WHITLEY CASE IN
 SUPREME COURT

Little Rock, June 19.-The case of Jesse Whitley of Prairie county has reached the supreme court, the tran script on appeal having been filed Thursday. Whitley was convicted ot murder in the second degree for the
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
c. D. E. MAILMAN.
rom Saturdays Daily.

rom Saturdays Daily.
 G. D. E. Hallman, son of MT. and Mrs. c. E. Hallman, died yesterday afternoon at his home near Wooster. Burial was in Shady Grove cemetery his afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dr. J. E. McMahan to George T. Fiddler, lot 6, block and lot 6, block 2, Clifton's addition, consideration SLIGO.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25

Mrs. Jack Barnes and daughter, Miss Myrtle, are visiting in Kansas City, Mo.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25
APPOINTED CARRIER.

Thomas E. Wofford was yesterday appointed carrier for Rural Route No. 8 out of Mt. Vernon, according to a Washington dispatch to the Gazette.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25

STUDENTS ENGAGING ROOMS.
 Prof. M. J. Russell stated today that rooms in the Hendrix College dormitories are being rapidly taken,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-06-25

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mitlnmpieu halle inr oas mns Der
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ma dlaraiterieiien Wdnnern. eine
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nn s. uno 6. uieoerhulte .5uters
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-21

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pertrauen oaher nuf bic RahHtt bes
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soHnt uno.. bnber bas gitterihsi.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-21

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lumbus uro Der omeritouiid,er
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uen, luie bic airhc ielber, oeiNli-
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ulht bic AlernubcrS unb gtapulepns.
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bic }oplcrc bic Citiuoicr lebrcro o.
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niRenSe 9nmioncr. 9bre Tentma,
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elmer Nation beseidlncno, iunbcru
in ;pelcbcn ben Merihcn
bic gicbt 81 ibreu lidd)ieu acpre
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nieIc lohrhunbcrte binhurd) ous ben
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8ciuher in ssehpbalia.
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beenoctcm 2ehrtemine on eiuer
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srarlc becubet. ii, iur bic CONNER
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Sienstna MI. 9li1abesh Sie2eabrpi,
SrOu CLARA Spnsen uuo ietrr eiaene
,ciiere b6Iite nui.
-2ie ebriu. Sdlneiieru Sueerioriu
y. lllrita unb Sdlneiter 81. oerhert
leblt oem luuaen srdulein gepuo
nnrer am Nontaq bic
Saiiaaire 2puis Yinhenal's ani ei.
lcni Scindl. in Der Stnnisbanptituet.
-oerr Bernard Siltemener nebh
sattiH une Suhuteu mie nudh srau
>ernnann Stu>ten puu Grebnre be.
adlteH am Samsisa uHe snunina
hre tieiinen Srrmanhsen. prrr
statseu. Der felt aursem Ssieer
imes aerh aaies IN, bradsls tis u. |
Der aae bolts iis heim.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-21

-2heils aeihditiih. tbeils sum
Serannaen maren am Eonnerstne in
3eiierinn eitu bic 6erreu apisph
uno 8ran' Sdmis. fsrau ncnru
aorian nno 2otterhen unb drl. SIC.
nina Gobe.
-0nliao ariesemeuer. ieit eini;
afn Wnnaieu hintsr Der Gar i'm Ain.
taepal ooieI ibdila. iaaie Rsapba.
la nno IslHsn earlern am llrsltan
Ahie.