The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-21

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 F. E. T. Hollenberg, commissioner general of the Arkansas commission, said 1t is planned to gather specimens ot the Horticultural and agricultural products of the present season and aCd them to the Arkansas exhibit at the Panama exposition next fali MT. Hollenberg believes the income from Fhe sponsor contests and the sale of souvenir medals now beiug conducted will be sufficient to finance the work.
 The McGehee Printing Company is new printing firm in McGehee, COTE. posed of H. R. Downey and J. L. Goarks former lesees of the Desha County News. The new firm will shortly begin the publication of weekly newspaper. The office is To. catcd on Front street in the Kimple building.
 X. V. Loba, president of the Ozarks Railways Company, which will build a line of railroad through this sec tlon, says their Chicago representati4 Wl;l Tiace an order for rails this week. Me first purchase will cover enough fa lay the first 10 miles, Wkich will iring the road into thls town.
 Since shortly after the death or Judge ". NJ. Kavanaugh on the 21st :f' February, the board of trade has been receiving letters from all parts of the country suggesting that it take charge Of public movement for the erection Of a monument in Little Rock to his memory
 10 solve the tangle ill which the city of Gravette finds itself by two sets of officers claiming the municipal of fees, a petition has been addressed to Governor Hays, askitg him to call a special election to elec+ a third group of officials to take up the city government
 4 petition of c. O. Collins and more than eco other taxpayers was filed ill county Court here, asking for the for. nation of an improvement district to Elild a 16-mile road from Jonesboro to Otwell and thence to the county line of Craighead and Poinsott coun- ties
 One firm at Cotter has sold 125 binders and 25 threshing outfits dur Eg the past month for use in the Cot ter territory i'll harvesting the largest wheat crop ever raised in the upper White river country
 The mayor of Greenwood warns boys and girls under IS years of age that the curfew ordinance will be en- forced. Under this ordinance no boy or girl under IS years of age can be on tue streets after 9 o'clock at night
 The recess appointment of George M. Walter, formerly publisher of the Judeania Advance, to succeed F. G. bliges as postmaster at J'.dsonia, has seer announced. The ofli"e pays s1.. 550.
 The Jonesboro Tribune comments on the fact that it is unusual for farm. CTS to market cotton in May, but that great many wagons loaded with ct.t- | ton are coming into Jonesboro nov. s. J. Fortune of Roe has fitted up a boat and stocked it with groceries. | The boat will be lowed along White river and will serve the people who cannot easily get to grocery stores. ! Dr. Stubbs, state veterinarian, as sisted by John R. Kizer. demonstra. tion agent for Randolph County, is do. ing special work in this county Sey eral hundred head of hogs have been vaccinated. Cholera has been stamp e. out in a number of large herds by vaccination.
 Al W. Sullivan, for severlay years
 associated with newspapers at Jones boro and England, has leased tht
 Searcy News frcm w. F. Storey 8 Son. and assumed charge.