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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

his glasses on, I wouldn't love him. but
 I dol love him ten thousand times
 more tNan l ever dreamed I'd love any
 body. 1 know now that we loved the
 moment We met. He's the most wonder ful man l ever knew and while he has
 already accomplished wonders, he is go- ing to still more. The happiness I've
 found with him is so new, so strange, so sweet, that it has gone to my head as well as to my heart. I'm the happiest person in the world ard I wish every body was as happy as I am" Bonnie Billie Burke is interested in nothing in all the world save love and Mir. Ziegfeld-which are one and the same.
 She's foolishly. dotingly. deliciously happy-and it radiates from every part
 and parcel of her soft little, pink little, 1 1.-the little body.
 In the play there's line that is rather amusing, when Jerry .hands her mother l one" in her characteristic slang: 'I had to take pot luck when 1t came | to father. but I'm here to tell you. [ intend to pick out the huspand want and marry him."
 | And bonnie Billie Burke has done this, evidently, and so let's all of us fans" l form ring-around-a-rosy'' and wish her a golden wedding day with MT. Florenx Ziegfeld. Jr., whom she discovered on
 the first day of the past New Year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
SOME "BILLIE BURKE-ISMS"
 ON LOVE AND MIR. ZEIGFELD

 Love is the only thing in all the wide. wide world that matters'
 Until met Flo never knew what love was like; 1 feel that have
 known him 1000 years, although we
 never really met until New Years Eve of 1914 "I met him at a masquerade ball.
 ana had not the slightest idea who
 he was: in fact. imagined he was
 some delightful Engiishman." After I'd danced with him and found I had been in the arms of the
 famous ziegfeid my heart sank in my boots-'
 ssHe was so tall and slender, and such nice partner, and he smeiied so sweet"
 Tt was queer, though. that while l didn't know who he was, the moment he touched my hand something hap pened inside my heart and he says he realized at the same moment that something touched his heart" I've loved the moment me met: know that now i've had everything that a girl could sigh for, and yet I never dreamed un- til I met Flo that everything in the world wasn't worth just loving and beins loved by the only man that really matters
 My mother has dominated my life, and after I met my husband he was so good to her that he completely won my heart Just think, Flo adores sitting about at home by big wood fire with the funniest, big, old glasses on. and jusc reading for hours at time" People usually imagine Flo as sponsor for shows that are identified with the Great White Way, and all that sort of thing. When in reality he likes just being unknown and living tho simple life.'' 'Tm the happiest bride in the world!'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14
CALOMEL- -S|CKENS! ITS HORRIBLE!
 DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONST|PATED
guarantee Dodsons Liver Tone will give you the best
 Liver and Bowel cleansing you had

will clean your sluggish liver better than nasty calomel: 1t won't make you sick and you can eat anything you want without being salivated. Your druggist guarantees that each spoonful will start your liver. clean your bowels and rtraighten you up by morning or you get your money back. Children gladly take Dodson's Liver Tone because 1t IS pleasant tasting and doesn't gripe or cramp or make them sick.
 am selling millions of bottles of Dodson's Liver Tone to people who have found that this pleasant. vegeta- ble liver medicine takes the place oi dargerouo calomel. Buy one bottle on my sound, reliable guarantee. Ask your druggist about nc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

Calomel makes you sick; you lose a day's work Calomel Is quicksilver and 1t salivates: calomel iniures your liver
 If you are bilious; feel lazy, sluggish and all knocked out, if your bowels are constirated and your head aches pr stomach Is sour. just take spoonful ot harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instea1 of using sick ening. salivating calomei. Dodsons Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know 1t next morning because you will wake up feeling fine your liver will be working, your head ache and dizziness gone. your stomach will be sweet and bowels regular. You will feel like working. You'll be cheer fail; full of vigor and ambition
 Your druggist or dealer sells you 4 D cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-14

With "zisgy," her pet dog. hugged tight in hA arms her stunning black and white coat and touch of rose pink about her neck. making her very attractive fig- eyes as she stepped out of a limousine at the Tutwiler yesterday and greeted some old friends.
 :'And 70 you didn't bring the perfectly
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
OLD JACKSON NEWS

We have a good Sunday school
organized at this place again. We
would like for all who will to come
and do all they can to make this
one of the leading Sunday schools
in the county. We can if every
one will just put their shoulder to
the wheel and keep pushing.
J. w. Lilies has sold his farm to
a Memphis man. Mr.. Lilies and
family have moved back to Mem.
phis, where he has a good position.
X. M. Rider has been spraying
his fruit trees the past week.
Mrs. Sam Songer has been seri
ously i'll the past two weeks. Or.
A, G. Henderson, one of Imboden's
best doctors, has been treating her.
Our road overseer, q. w. Klger,
has been having some work done
on the roads the past week.
The farmers around this place
have been planting some corn and
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
ALBERTHA NEWS

Easter was the incest day we
have had for several weeks.
T. j. Cannon and family Of De-
Bow visited at the home of L. b.
Kerley Saturday night.
Elder Culver of Maynard failed
to fill his appointment at this place
Sunday. We failed to learn his ex-
cuse.
w. j. Luter made Especial trip
to Pocahontas Saturday.
Dad Lewis lost a good mare with
blind staggers.
j. N. Kerley had the misfortune
of getting a good filly kicked and
one of her hind legs broken.
Several from this place attended
the singing given at the home of
Tom Ulmer Saturday night.
S. w. Vandergriff made specia
trip to DeBow Saturday.
Clarence Adkins, one Of the De
Bow mail carriers, visited at the
home Of L. +. Johnston Saturday
night.
DR.. ]. w. Ryburn and T. A.
Sage made a special trip to Pratt,
Mo-, last week.
Rev. Bert Shaver of Ingram fill.
ed his appointment at Stokes Sat
urday night and Sunday.
William p. Green Robinson of
Biggers was at this place on bust
ness last week.
The soil Is being turned right
along now. There has been some
corn planted but it has been too cold
for much planting. We had a
frost Easter Sunday.
We were made to feel very sad
last Thursday morning when we re.
ceived a message announcing the
death of our old friend and school
mate, James Brown, of Middle.
brook. The bereaved ones have
our deepest sympathy.
There was large crowd at the
home Of Mrs. Dannie Myrick Sun.
day tbe occasion beng an old.time
Easter egg hunt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09

school at New Covenant Saturda!
night.
Mrs. Ed Wallis, who has beer
real sick, Is improving.
Uncle Jake Hufstedler and ii.
NJ. Barden had business at Poca'
hontas Monday.
Ross Hooton will teach the sum
mer term of school at this place.
J. w. Dunn recently moved u
his new house.
Mary PettyIohn and Rosa Davis
each gave an egg chase Sunday af'
ternoon. There was quite crowd
at each place and all report a good
time.
Miss Willie Perrin returned Fri
day from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. ELMER Mock, near Pocahon-
tas.
Miss Freda Level of Noland Wis.
tied relatives here the greater part
Of last week.
Birdell has a good blacksmith
now. Give him a call and be con-
vinced.
Prot. John Bennett Of Imboden
passed through here last Wednes-
day.
Miss George Fulllngton visited
her sister, Mrs. Bill Story, a few
days last week.
Elmer Campbell of Pocahontas
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with the Barden boys.
Several from Hubble Greek and
Noland attended church here Sun
day.
Mrs. ii. Nj. Barden and Kate
Hufstedler were shopping in Pc.
cahontas Tuesday of this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
SHILOH

The farmers are making use Of
the fine weather planting corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Waldron and
family visited at Hamil Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Riley planted corn last week.
Otis Baker visited his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. King,
last week.
Uncle Bill Brown and kufe
Waldron have been trading horses
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lewis visited
at the home Of Mr.. Bishop Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Owens, who has been
sick for several days, Is better at
this writing.
Bob Allphin of Pocahontas was
visiting Curtis Wiley last week.
Kelfer Campbell and wife attend
ed church at Shiloh Sunday.
Uncle Jim Haynes and wife visit
ed near Shiloh Sunday.
Aunt Charlotte Standiford OF
Peach Orchard Is visiting her son,
Sam Standiford, for a while.
Mrs. Sanders of Holmes is visit.
the family of Uncle Bill Montgom-
cry.
Rev. J. A. Allison preached a
fine sermon at Shiloh Sunday to a
large crowd.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
REYNO NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Reynolds and
little son visited at Pocahontas from
Saturday until Monday.
Alva Jones made lying trip to
Datto Monday morning.
Walter McCrary lost a fine horse
Monday. We fail to learn the
cause of Its death.
Bro. Isaac Ebbert went TO Datto
Sunday morning and made a fine
talk for the Sunday school, after
which he and Mrs. bbbert spent the
remainder of the day at the home
of John McCrarY.
We are sorry some one was so
mean as to poison Mr.. McCrary's
fine bull dog.
= Quite a crowd of our young peo.
pie took their dinner and went on
an egg hunt Sunday. All report a
good time and plenty to eat.
L. r. Martin of Pocahontas visit.
ed Raymond Reynolds Saturday
night Lantle Is a fine young man
and we like to have him with us.
Myrtle Jones spent Sunday night
with Thelma Cox.
Prof. Rufe Mock left for Little
Rock Wednesday to attend the
state teachers meeting.
Bob Hester and wife went to
Brooklngs Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur
Boyer.
J. w. Shaver is on the sick list
this week.
DR.. r. O. Smith and Jim Powell
went up 20 Corning Saturday night
and happens to be an eye witness to
the big fire disaster which did great
damage to that city.
Charley Robinson and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Bob Bolen.
Mrs. Lee Bolen and children
spent Monday evening with Mrs.
Mlllard Shaver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
NEW HOPE NEWS

We ars having some nice weather
lhis week.
Mrs. Mary Sutton and children
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Martha
Bryan, at Cavenar this week.
Tom Sutton of Imboden and his
son, la Of Kensingston, Ca, were
visiting in these parts first of this
week.
Uncle Dave Million Is reported
sick at this writing.
Several from this place attended
church at Zlon's Hill Saturday
night.
Edgar Sutton transacted business
At Pocahontas Saturday.
Mrs. Della Chesser and children
we're guests Of Mrs. Cannie Newsom
Monday.
Irving Sutton, who has been sick
Slih1yphoid fever, is rapidly i'm.
proving.
The egg hunt and singing given
AZ the home of Horace Bates Sun
day evening was well attended.
All report fine time
II. L. Swan and family attended
church at Zion's Hill Sunday night.
Cleo Bates was pleasant visitor
at this place Sunday.
w. f. Sutton transacted buslne IS
at Pocahontas Tuesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
Late County News
NoLAND NEWS

We are having some fine weather
nj this writing.
The farmers are very busy.
Mrs. Sam Ferguson is real sick
At this writing.
The singing at this place has been
changed from Saturday night to
Sunday afternoon.
Frank Seamons entertained quite
a number Of young folks Saturday
night. Everyone enjoyed them.
selves.
Three Of our boys left for Kan.
sas where they expect to spend the
snmmer.
Jane Lemmons spent Tuesday
with Emma Hufstedler.
Aunt Lucy Lemmons is real sick
n this writing.
5. 4. Hubbard, our Noland mer-
chant, gave an egg hunt Easter
night. A large crowd was present.
Myrtle Lesthers won first prize and
Maud Bates second prize. Quite
number of games we're played, after
which delicious refreshments were
served.
Guess the New Hope writer has
been to the war and lost his eye.
sight as he didn't notice the holland
news.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09

making gardens. We may AVE
some warm weather after while
and things will grow.
Mrs. r. M. Rider was seriously
Ill several days last week. DR.. w.
W. Hatcher OF Inboden was called
to trea, her,
Waiter Kimfall went to Raven.
den Friday on business.
Mr. George Blayloek has been
real slak the past week. DIR. A.
Heud rson 4 treating her.
J. ". (Lilcs gave the young
folks d party at his home Wednes-
day right.
ALVIN Guide aud wife visited at
the hume Of the latters parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John A. Wells, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr,. George Crater gave the
children an egg hunt Easter Sun
day ~ the home Of 4. b. Walker
as il vas a more convenient place
for the children to meet. Those
present were: MSude aud John
Davis, Lloyd Dutton, Paul, Homer,
Herbert and Pearl Songer, Kate
Willirms, JEFF Blaylock, Elizabeth
Rider, Henry, Mack and Troyis
Hale, Marion Crater and Waller
Kimball all report fine time, plen.
ty of eggs to eat aud a nice treat Of
candy for all.
G. l.. songer is putting up some
new pickett fence along one side of
his farm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
BIRDELL NEWS
Spring has come at last.

Spring has come at last.
Mesdames 7. K. Mosley and NJ.
F. Story are on the indisposed list
this week.
T. G. Perrin and family visited
friends at Attica from Saturday un-
I'll Monday.
sular Byrd lost a good mule
Tuesday of last week.
Howard Perrin of Reyno is
working for his uncle, Cam Perrin,
tins summer.
Mrs. Martha Glover Is visiting
relatives here this week. She is in
feeble health.
Bro. j. IL. Curry Of Ravenden
hlled his regular appointment at
Oak Hill Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night. He had large
and attentive crowds at each SER
vice.
r. w. Byrd closed his singing
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09

The Baptist Sunday school gave
the little folks a treat of candy and
Easter eggs.
Mrs. Ida Cherry Is real sick NJ
this writing and her brother. Char.
ley Hargrove Is teaching the pri.
mary room m her place. We hope
she will soon be able to take her
place again.
Jim Reynolds and family spent
Sunday in town, guest of Mrs.
Reynolds parents.
Ira Fields and Henry Mcintosh
called at the Jones hotel Saturday
night.
Lee Bolen, Of the firm of Bo,,p
d Shaver, spent the latter part of
last week IN Missouri.
Miss Mabel Mitchell left SATURDAY.
highl ior some point in Illinois
where she has accepted a place a
hotel. ff
Misses Abby and G, G,adys Sullivan
and Henry Mcintosh, took dinner
on Black river Sunday.
Mr.. Tucker who is teaob,no =,
Holmes, visited his family over
Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
RAGAN NEWS

Everybody in the field these pref
ty days.
Considerable new ground being
cleared.
MIR. and Mrs Edgar Cooper have
a fine new baby boy.
The dwelling of r. c. EskridgC
has been quarantined on account Of
scarlet fever.
DIR. Swindle of Walnut Ridge
was up our way on professional
business last week.
Rev. Knox Belew made our Sun
day school highly appreciated Wis.
it and speech last Sunday.
b. f. Sisson closes his term Of
school IN district No. 20 to-day
(Friday.)
A new girl has made her arrival
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Allison.
Burlie Chesser, of the Pocahot.
tas High school, spent the week
end with friends and relatives here.
Miss Augusta Allison has been
ppointed secretary OF our Sunday
school TO fill the vacancy created by
Mrs. Bette Wall moving away.
Mrs. j. b. Lawson and daughters
spent Wednesday evening very
plesently with Mrs. Evelyn Sisson.
A Mr.. Mcdaniel of Elm Store
passed through our settlement last
Saturday on his way to Birdell.
Mrs. Hattie Mckinley gave her
friends and relatives an Easter egg
hunt aud dinner at her hospitable
home last Sunday. Mrs. McKln.
ley entertained IN a similar way one
year ago.
Mrs. Mile Robinson gave the
yeung folks and old folks with
young hearts, a musical entertain
ment at her home last Friday night.
Several Of our citizens including
K. g. and p. b. Eshridge with
their respective families and Prof.
and Mrs. Myrt Bennett spent Easter
Sunday on Black river near Barnes
Bar.
Two Of. our most prominent
young people, Miss Ethel Eskridge
and Mr.. Marvin Williams were
married on last Sunday morning.
The ceremony took place at vac.
home of the bride, who Is the daugh-
ter of our local merchant, r. q.
Eskrldge. The groom is one of
our most highly respected young
men and the writer extends all kinds
of good wishes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
CLEARVIEW NEWS

The graveyard working was we'll
attended last Saturday. Some
claim this to be the neatest kept
cemetery IN the county.
Prof. John Bennett of Imboden
was in this locality last week look.
ing for a school for his daughter
and visiting his sister, Mrs. S. ID.
Poe. q
Next Sunday will be Bro. viii.
liams' time at this place. Every.
one should turn out to hear him as
he is getting to be quite an able
preacher.
Our Sunday school is doing we'll
at this place under the leadership
of our efficient superintendent, Bro.
g. b. Collier.
Brc. Collier had the misfortune
OF getting his smoke house burned
recently with all it's contents with
no insurance.
The voters of this community
are all signing the petition asking
the Governor TO appoint a special
election to elect a County and Pro.
bate Judge.
Olln Thompson, who spent last
year in Texas, has returned TO his
farm near here. Mr.. Thompson
says that a man who owns even a
small farm in this county cannot
do better than to stay on 1t. He
says it costs about three times as
much to live in Texas as it does
here. ~
The people of this communi.
ty are very much oppressed fnanci-
ally but are hoping for better times
soon.
Quite a lot Of corn has been
planted already. The cotton acre.
age will be very small.
1t seems that we are :Sery unfor-
tunate IN the loss of prominent
men. Bowers, Witt and Brown
have all passed away in so short
time it calls to mind the passage IN
holy writ, 'In the Midst of Life
we are in Death"
With kindest wishes for the
Herald ! will close by saying that
!. d. Jackson has certainly given
us some good letters.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09
BIGGERS NEWS

We are having some spring
weather and the farmers are taking
advantage Of it and are planting
corn and watermelons. There
will be a large acreage of corn and
MELONS planted.
Joe ii. johnson bad business IN
court at Pocahontas Monday.
Jesse Tyler made a pleasure trip
to Pocahontas Saturday.
John McIlmurry is right sick
with Pneumonia at this writing.
The baby of Harry Crawley is
dangerously i'll with Pneumonia.
Mrs. Zaek Abbott is on the sick
list at this writing.
The death angel visited at the
home Of Fred Luter Thursday morn.
ing and claimed their darling baby.
The baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cantwell died Sunday and was
buried in the Hlte cemetey Mon
day.
Mr.. Preston OF Pocahontns visit.
ed his son, Carl, at this place Sat-
urdaY night.
Joe II. johnson transacted busi-
ness in court at Corning Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Tom Bigger and children
of Pocahontas visited her husband
at this place the latter part of last
week.
Miss Maude Stackhouse took
suddenly Ill Sunday.
X. L. Stackhouse visited home.
folks at Pocahontas Saturday and
Sunday.
The dance given Friday night
was fine. The music was furnish
ed by Will Fisher, Herbert Shoon-
over and the two Million boys of
Pocahontas.
George Burke of Pocahontas has
force of hands here working in
the walnut timber on Mrs. Brumley's
place.
sad 70 ma q /, l aries Shores, Roy and
- o,horcof and fellow by the
na Shafin Of Peach Orchard
atte6ted1he dance at this place
Friday night.
Aunt Laura Wright stole march
on the people at this place Wednes-
day and went 10 Walnut Ridge and
got married.
Two young men from Middle
brook visited at the home of George
Bigger Saturday night.
An Easter egg chase was given
at the home of John McCrary Sun.
day. II was well attended the
whole school being in attendance.
Mr.Ebbert made talk on "Why we
Celebrate Easter with Eggs" while
J. S. Riley, A. T. Reynolds and
John McCrary hid the eggs. They
hid twenty dozen.
VIM. Barnett and family of
Reyno visited at the home of r. L.
Chester and family Sunday.
Robert Alexander and family Wis.
tied at the home Of Manley Presley
Sunday
Carl Preston and wife visited at
Pocahontas Sunday.
E.q. r. F. Riley had business at
POcahOntas Monday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-09

Jim Melton aud four children
are down with Typhoid fever.
The former has had it for several
weeks. DR.. Ryburn has the cases.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
Of Greater Cooperation And Greater D@vel0prr
mes To Salt River Valley With Filling OF Reser

many demonstrated examples of
what really good roads mean to
community.
OF recent years the improved
freight rates have broadened the
markets for Salt River Valley pro-
ducts, but outside of the marketing
of the cantaloupes, watermelons, or
anges and cotton, there has not
been that co o-operation there should
be among the producers to find a
profitable market This is now be-
ing remedied by more ana more CO.
operation among the producers, and
a we'll organized effort is being
made not only to study out the
question of markets, but also the
equally important question - when
these markets call for specific pro-
ducts. and in view of our almost
continually growing season-how to
produce these products when they
are most in demand.
Great constructive work is going
on in this valley along material.
social and economic lines. We are
glad to have our share in this work.
as everything that builds up with
facts as groundwork. is worth
while, and in presenting this de-
velopment edition of the ARIZONA
REPUBLICAN we have endeavored
to present facts and not fancies.
and to show from the convincing
statements of representative men
and women in various lines of in
dustry. something of the develop
ment of this section today and its
possibilities for the future. Among
the most vital features of this edi-
ton are the many statements from
men and women who are making
good here, and I wish to thank
them and all those who have CO.
operated with us in making of this
edition a convincing story OF the
development of the Salt River VAL
ley of which We are all SO proud.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
(BY DWIGHT q. HEARD)

The filling of the Roosevelt Res
ervoir means an entirely new era
to the people of the Salt River
Valley: an era of greater oppor-
tunity. an era OF greater cooper
aticn, and an era of greater de-
veIopment in every line of industry
within the valley.
We now have all the elements that
give us the opportunity to make
of this valley. the ideal producing
community with all those educa-
tional and social advantages that
should properly come with such de-
velopment. Our people are self re-
liant, progressive. efficient. and
energetic; they have learned that
success in agriculture means hard
work, but that with that hard work
and with our wonderful natural ad-
vantages come independence and
contentment-
We have "a marvelously fertile
soil of great depth and richness.
and through years of demonstra-
tion the great range of crops which
can be grown here successfully has
been conclusively proven. and now
that an absolute water supply. (for
many years) is positively assured
through the filling of the great
Roosevelt reservoir. all that we need
to- insure complete success in the
best development OF this commun-
ity is more and more Industrious.
cIear-thinking. fair-dealing people;
u through main line railroad which.
with our more intensive develop
ment in agriculture. is bound to
come: and more and more Coop
Grafton among the people who live
here. to utilize to the utmost the re-
sources OF this section.
When we realize that forty-seven
distinct agricultural industries are
practiced here successfully today,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23

and when we stop to think that this
great variety of products ranges
from the olive, the orange and the
date to those great staples, cotton,
wheat, alfalfa, beef and hogs, as
we'll as all dairy products, and when
we consider in this valley today
there are being MIXED 1880 head
of cows, and are assured by those
in close touch with the dairy situ-
alton that we have an absolute de-
pendable home market in Arizona