The Pulaskian., 1915-10-08

LlOH OI Ine aSSOc1dllOn, now IS assured says Manager H. c. Sanders, who has a large list of applicants for entry blanks, rules and regulations There will be a better agricultural, horticul- tural and livestock exhibit than has heretofore graced Exhibition Hall.
 Dr. Harry W. Crane, instructor of psychology in Ohio State University and representative of the United States Eugenic Record Office, arrived in Little Rock 10 begin a survey of the conditions and needs Of the feeble minded in Arkansas
 The rice growers of Harrisburg have had excellent weather for har. yesting and threshing their rice. The grain is in fine shape and the yield has been very good. The rice crop of this county will bring about $4O0,O0 to the county.
 The Conway School and Civic Club decided upon October 21 and 22 as the dates for the annual street and school carnival. The proceeds will be used in beautifying the public square.
 Anna, the 12-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. N. T. Whitaker of liar risburg, was operated upon for lock jaw by a specialist in Chicago recent. ly. The operation was successful. 
 The hand of a small child of Mir. and Mrs. Marvin Griffin of Wesson was mangled by the explosion of dy- namite cap with which the child was playing.
 Eight years after he had left her. al- though he remained in the community. a negress living near Van Buren had her husband arrested for desertion. He was fined $50 and coats.
 A man believed to be links Startling, a notorious bank and postoffice robber, wanted at Springfield and Willow Springs, Mo, is under arrest at Van Buren.
 c. c. Johnson of Wilburn owns a copy of the Sugar Loaf Leader, dated April, 1893. The town then called Su- gar Loaf is now known as Heber Springs.
 Capitalists from Shreveport, La, and Pittsburgh, Pa, are at Waldron in- stalling derrick preparatory to drill ling for oil on Jones' creek
 Judging by the amount of seed oats being sold, the Pangburn vicinity will have the largest acreage of winter oats in it's history.
 The Monticello Advance issued a Southeast Arkansas Fair Edition" of 32 pages, which was a very creditable newspaper effort.
 Reports from the various counties in south Arkansas indicate that demon stration work Of all kinds is gaining great headway.
 
 More than 800 people have signed a petition asking for a primary to de eide the postmastership of Fl Dorado.
 The marshal of Harrisburg has been dismissed as part of retrenchment policy instituted by the Town Council
 Hot Springs merchants are evidenc- ing considerable interest in promoting dress up" week for that city.
 England papers are carrying ads for horse high school where horses are taught to saddle and drive.
 The feasibility of municipal cleo tric light plant Is being considered by the City Council of Mansfield.
 Nonsubscribers who talk over a neighbours telephone at Cotter must pay cents per conversation.
 Malvern is expecting work to start soon upon new depot for that city.
 Several hundred farmers in the counties north of Cotter on the White river division, who have large acreages in tomatoes, are rushing their crop 10 the canning factories at Crane, GalenA Branson, Hurley and Quail Spur, in race to get the bulk of their crops ID before frost
 Dr. M. M. Norton has awarded the contract for sanitarium on the lake front at Lake Village. The building will cost $10.o00 and accommodate g 1 patients. z