The Huttig news., 1914-11-28
HERE NEXT WEEK.
Profitable Farming Campaign in Union Coun.
 ty December 2nd and 3rd.

Every farmer and his family should make it apoint to attend one or more of the profitable farming campaign meetings to be held throughout Union county Wednes- day and Thursday. Dec. 9 and s.
 The meetings for Huttlg will be held at the Huttg school, Harper Springs school and the colored school at 4 o'clock Wednesday af- ter and at the Seaman & Seaman theatre Wednesday night at z:3O o'clock.
 Thursday, December 5. the crew will leave here early in an automo- bile and speak at Felsenthal at , $50 a. m.; Rolding at II a. m., and at Lapile at 2 D. m. The com mittees on arrangements for the different towns are as follows: Hutsig, F. W. Scott. s. R. Neel and c. A. Berry; Felsenthal, T. A. Gib- son, B. H. Mahony and Fred Tug well; Bolding. Bug Tucker. c. c. Morton and Chas. Nelson; Lapile, l. Tanner. pr. E. F. Rowland and Gene Taylor.
 At Strong the committee in charge will be w. s. Wood, Leon German and l. M Wheelis and the meetings will be held at $50 and z:3O p. m.
 More than 45O meetings com prisng lectures in 10 counties in Arkansas is the work that has been accomplished in the first ten days of the Arkansas Profitable Farm ing Campaign, so auspiciously launched in Little Rock last week. A conservative estimate of the to- tai attendance, placing an average of 25OO for each county. shows that 25,OOO farmers in Arkaesas received lessons in diversification from a corps of about so practical agricultural experts.
 During the first ten days the following counties have been thoroughly canvassed: Pulaski, Lonoke, Prairie, Monroe, Phillips, Jefferson. Saline. Grant and St. Francis and in each county farm CTS displayed intense enthusiasm in the system of diversification as presented by the lecturers. Many of them have already made prepa- rations to cut their cotton acreage more than 50 per cent and in a great number of communities farm CTS who have been practicng oi versification on an experimental basis in past years have announced their intention of cutting the cot ton acreage to one-fourth of the average planting.
 In nearly every county a large per cent of the farmers knowing how much their welfare depends upon a system of farming where food for themselves and livestock is grown have soWed winter oats. wheat and are planting larger gard ems. An interest in livestock, hitherto unknown, is everywhere manifested and almost all of them have adopted the slogan, There can be no permanent system of agriculture without livestock. -
 The plan for the campaign and the work Of the campaign itself is doing more good to advertise Ar kansas than anything else has ever done" says one of the leading men of the state. Newspapers in all parts of the South are calling at tention to the work that is being done here anu asking why similar work cannot be carried on in their
 
 sections of the country. This will not only be the best thing that Ar kansas has ever done for herself, but it will be the best advertising ths state ever had in it's entire his tory-and Arkansas needs good advertising in other states. for she has many fine things to advertise, such as productive soil, good peo- pie and fine climate.
 The Income Tax Returns Disappointing.