The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
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showing an attendance ipc,.., g 10 exactly 70 per cent over ,o.. ,''saS .1,h The Blue and Gray Reunion q, ,, to 22. u A0gg
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 The Paragould City CouDcils,, ed a stringent ordinance aysia' sale of morphine, cocaine aA o,'u similar drugs. ua
 Frank NJ. Locke of ,s,, been appointed to a posit,oa Department of Justice by .ta. General McReynolds. Mr, rooh,g 9p' pointment came in view of the s,'.' i'd work he did in the law dan,'.l '.'' at Vanderbilt University last % a.
 The management of tho ron,, kansas Fair Association .n," that the fair this year will ba hs, Carlisle during the week of o..', a 12 to r, inclusive. This fair is bsS s Nell July 2S-31. Distinguished sns,, @ of the Central Arkansas cornti.'
 The Rev. Jesse Galloway \, ', freesboro, Ark, has accepted tbs torate of the College Hill Vetbss Church at Texarkana, succaedins p. MT. Mitchell, who resigned to s,' a position as reporter on ,bo n.p Texarkanian.
 Arrangements have been comnls,, for farm demonstration school |. i, held at Scranton, July PR, ma. the auspices of the AgricultursI n. partment of the University of A,t,, sas, at which government demon,, tion agents will cooperate with \. university teachers in forwardjpg M, ideas for farming.
 l.. Shoemaker of Gassville. wbo i, |, amateur horticulturist. has inst ,on pleted the gathering Of his plun c,n one of the most remarkable ever n,. in that section of the country h six trees he picked 250 gallons uH ing 229 gallons at 2oc per ealloD ad using the remainder for home ra sumption. The plums were of the rs low Japanese variety.
 Williams Bros. stock men and far. CTS of Pocahontas, have purchased | farm of TAO acres lying on EIeve. point River , miles west of PoCshos tas, for S16,000. The farm was oVrs by Fillmore Sloan of Imboden. and la been known for years as the bst stock farm in the state. The H chaser will move on the farm and q ter into the stock business on lsrs scale and do extensive farming.
 The old Park hotel, erected 2S ysln ago at Sulphur Springs, has been sdi and will be torn down The hotel El' built by Charles H. Hibler five yean before Elias Splitlog, the Wyandot' Indian, laid the little railroad vhii is now part of the Kansas CiQ Southern, from Joplin into Sulphg Springs.
 Newport's White Way vii soon completed. The three principal Ons ness streets will be included in n White Way district The posts are feet high and made of concrete. lhs have a three-foot base, IS lncss square. then tapering to slx'h' square at the top Each post is Vlrs for five lights.
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 ]. (. Clary, state labor comnl sioner. who visited Fort Smith a the Sebastian county mining dls'' last week. to investigate the con- tion of the mines at the recent f0 between union and nonunion Hln' and the destructive demostrauO aeaist the Bache-Denman property ports that perfect quiet reigns al '. scene and that the civil au'nO'u are making a thorough inVeS''Sa''
 The twelfth annual reunion o Southwest Arkansas ConIedera'e erans of America will be he!d a' Neil July 28-3l. Distinguished sp'a' have been invited to attehu anu elaborate program is to be gwen day, July 31, will be Sons ana pa' ters Day"
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 The Ozark division ot 'ne i'' Railroad has organized p' claim preventive committee posed of men from every oepS''' of the company's service, anu a,,. hold semi-monthiy meetings at iA and Jonesboro. The object iS dle the freight in such a ni'nns. .., the cause for claims will De 'eu''' a minimum.
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 Members of the First Meu, church at Jonesboro have secu,eu , services of a deaconess, Mss fl',t , Blackwell, who has been TOT s'T : stationed at Winston-Salem' N' ,,., ~a will arrive there about the ln September to assume work ".v erous man has agreed to pa, ra n salary of the deaconess, anu ,u,. will be borne by the Woman D' arY Society.