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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
Pine Bluff S Progress
Shown by the Official Records

call for increased maintainence, and
each new piece of work will add it's
quota. The care of all public improve
ments, is now a duty of the city's
street department.
This department is not provided
with either the necessary equipment
or sufficient funds to fulfill it's du-
ties. They are an utter in1possibility,
under present conditions. Instead Of
the allowances and expenditures Of
this department, being increased in
proportion with the increased duties
imposed upon it, eaxctly the reverse
has been the case and the allowance
for last year was practically 100 per
cent less than it was in 1912.
Where City's Money Goes.
The following table shows the ex-
penditures of the city from city funds
For the past five years, on public
work:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Total, Dec. 81, 1915 41.72 miles
The construction of all classes for
the present year, bids fair to equal or
exceed any previous year. %
Public Demands Best.
From the foregoing, which unques-
tionably shows the true trend of the
public attitude in regard to improve
ments, it is safe to assume that the
construction of permanent improve
ments is very decidedly on the increase
and will undoubtedly continue so. Most
of our permanent improvements are
new, considering the ultimate life of
them, and have, consequently, de-
manded only a minimum amount Of
care, but each succeeding year will
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Electricity is not costly in Pine
Bluff Households are charged Is
cents per k. w. for the first ten hours,
and 10 cents per k. w. hour for each
hour in excess of ten. The rate for
commercial houses is from 10 cents
per k. W. hour to cents per hour.
For power the rate is from 5 cents to
2 cents, depending upon quantity con-
sumed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

The elevation Of Pine Bluff is 250
feet; the climate similar to that Of
Kentucky and Tennessee, with cool
breezes in summer and winter tenn
perature that seldom drops below IS
degrees. Pine Bluff sees just enough
snow and ice in winter to let it's peo-
pie appreciate how fortunate they are
in regard to climatic conditions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Jefferson county farmers who grow
wheat are receiving Size and $1.5O
bushef for their wheat loaded in cars
in 400 bushel lots. Arkansas farmers
viii receive between $2,O0o,OOO and
$4,000, 600 for their wheat this year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Pine Bluff is the second largest cot
ton market in the state. Approx
mately 100000 bales are marketed
here each year, more than one-third
being produced in jefferson county.
The value of the cotton marketed in
Pine Bluff annually ranges from $10,-
0e0,000 to $15,000,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
CHEAP FUEL-NATURAL GAS.

Cheap fuel is one of the advantages
Pine Bluff offers manufacturers. The
rate is 1913 cents per 1000 feet for
100000 feet or more. The domestic
rate is SO cents per 1000 feet up to
5000 feet, and graduated reduction
above that consumption. A liberal dis
count is allowed on bills paid before
the tenth of the month following that
covered by the statement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

cit is a very solemn thing to be
married" remarked the Arkansas City
Traveller man to a young woman the
other day "Yes, but it's great deal
more solemn not to be-" she replied,
solemnly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
ANOTHER GOOD ROAD

Plans for a road from Camden to
Stephens have been submitted to the
county judge of Ouchita county, Hon.
E. B. Mccall. The road will be 20R
miles long, and cost about $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Pine Bluff has invested more than
half a million dollars in paved streets,
there now being 1854 miles of streets
paved with brick or asphalt. This does
not include the work put down this
year, which will equal or surpass the
amount of paving constructed in 1915,
439 miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

The peanut is . good crop in Je1-
ferson county, producing 40 to 80
bushels an acre, in addition to the
hay. Peanuts can be marketed in
Pine Bluff for from Is cents to 81 a
bushel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

More than s25o,O0o,OOo is being in
vested in hydro-electri property in
the South, one of the plants to be To-
Gated in Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
Bermudas Yield at Rate of
From 200 to 400 Bushels,
Bringing Gross Return
of $500 to $500 Acre.

Onions will likely become one of
the most popular crops of Jefferson
county when tie possibilities Of this
humble plant in jefferson soil are full
Iy realized. Experience has shown
that lands which can be purchased
cheaply will produce from 200 to 400
bushels Of onions and from so to leo
bushels of corn to the acre in one
years, returning a gross revenue OF
from $500 to $500 an acre.
Concerning the wonderful POSSIBLE
tiles of onions in Jefferson soil, H. K.
Toney, former state senator and at
torney, in response to a query, writes
Under date of October s.
"There has been much said recent
" in regard to the dtversiheation OF
farming in the vicinity of Pine Bluff.
l have been much interested III this
subject and have done some experi-
menting on my truck farm, which is
located on the Dollarway road, five
miles west of the city.
Among the various experiments
made, ! find Bermuda onions to be
the most profitable crop. Last Year
in September I ordered enough sets
to plant one half acre. placed my
sets in the ground about the first OF
October. after thoroughly preparing
my seed bed. Before cold weather |
had good stand and no cultivation
was had until the first warm spell
in the spring.
AFTER two workings. these onions
were ready to market I gathered
nearly 200 bushels of of this onelaalf
acre. and sold them to the local mar
ket before the 10th day OF May at
an average of $1.75 bushef. ! think
the various merchants who bought
from me will agree that NO lorser
or finer onions were ever seen IN Urls
market.
ssImnaediately after j gathered my
crop Of orions planted this same
one-half acre Of land in Mosley Pro-
life corn, having secured the seed
from INF. Harry Truloek of this city.
There is now SO bushels of natuFcd
corn on this one-haH acre of ground,
well matured and subject to- the In
spectien Of any Of my friends who
desire to go out to my place ana
take look for themselves.
II predict that it will only be
short time until the hills OF Jeffer-
son couaty will rival the best fields
OF Texas In the productions Of Bef-
nauda onions.
"H.K ToNEY."
Grows Peaches, Too.
Mr.. Toney. who resides on his farm,
is not only growing onions and corn,
but is also producing peaches and
other fruit. rs well as numerous dr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
Grows Crops of Onions and
Corn on Same Land i'm One Year

which is being pursued more and
more as the people appreciate the adj
vantage of trucking along a modern
road that permits them to get their
produce to market in a few minutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

According to exhaustive tests by
two German scientists, one coat of
pafnt OF varnish protects iron from
coTrosion better than two or more
coats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Seventy-six bushels of corn 10 the
acre. without fertilizing, have been
obtained by farmers on the bottom
lands. At the present prices of corn
this one crop more than pays for the
land
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Pine Bluffs three cotton oil mills,
an investment of 100000
handle annually 1900 tons of seed,
valued at $65O,O00, and turnedout
products worth S1,1O0,00O. They en-
ploy about 200 men, paying out in
wages and salaries about $125, 999 an
pollv
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

There are 1867 buildings of all classes
in Pine Bluff, and of that number
1874 are owned by white persons or
associations and 1898 by negroes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Pine Bluff has the only electrically
operated cotton gin in the country; in
this part of the country, anyway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
16, 5000 14,152.O4 9,333.64

There are many other improvements
advantage, but they are of such a ma
ture as to not appear of special in
terest to the general public, and | do
here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

There are "A industrial plants in
Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

Continued from page one.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
Receipts and Disbursements.

Receipts and Disbursements.
Compare these accounts with the
following table, and it is very easy to
realize why it appears that the pub
lie improvements and street work
fund is insufficient:
Year 1911-
Receipts .. $87, 467.52
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
Grows Peaches, Too.

Mr.. Toney, who resides on hts farm.
is not only growing onions and corn,
but is also producing peaches and
other fruit. rs we'll as numerous dif-
ferent kinds OF vegeta bfes, thus prov
ing the adartahility Of the soil along
this concrete road for truck farming,
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9ft auOcrcr Stelle oieier 3eitmg
bcionocn iid oie Sabresbcridte iibcr
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Gonroo s6od bon gsr. 1921. Si-
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NramO an aenmuuO. .gIucnmc.

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NlaDOr 9SrsitOn nnO Satin se6fs
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Gage, ibrc 3irimer 81 perloiien
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IN Der Sage 5u icin, ieincu glmts-
pflidtcn in Dem Hot66auic nad5u.
fomnen.
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Gum @eiten Oes DGnoO,uuOo- Sanato
rinms".

Ger 5roacn.0 0iilfsrcrcnS 0cS IN
6erfuloiis. SoipitolS BAT ii1 entihloi.
len Die 1nnnnc bon $4,000 nuf5ns
bringclL hin bic oui oen ncucn Csc.
Ddiloca ~ Glloouooo laiicnOc SMuIo
5ii iilacn 81 oicicm 3wcdc miro
am II. Nannar IN o5orO's Gpern.
6aS" oas Sdouipiel Cigar eel
mpnS o9lollin0 Clones aegebct
mcrOcl iuobei ein Gbeil Ne5 Reincr.
TRACES jll Dem o6enaeuauntrn Smcdc
OerlpcnGct mcr0cn miro. Ger 9iGct.
&crIalIf 81 scr &oritclhtla bc9inut
an aa@iicn Ticuitog in SIbaaGS
Siacibiireau,
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Ger Grcc ii6ergcbeu.
@roBes Sroucraeiolgc aiebt Nerru
Grnit S6eacr ous lcetc @eleite
ua6 Dem 9ouOou-E -Earf. 5ricO6oic.
Gielc 9hmeuacpiuOe all
@rabes6iiacl nicoeraelegt.
iSrau 9orboro W4cUcr miro 6crte
britottet.
9luf Dem 2ouoon.@art. ,yricO6oic
6at geitern gla1mittag Serr Grnit
S6eaer, meIder an lesten 0onners.
tag i'm grciien Alter BON 20 SSa6rcn
ais Dem 9ebeu i6ieo, sic lcbtc 9fitbc.
itGttc aeiliuocn. Der @eiiebima alma
einc cr6c6enOc @eoddtniBieicr inn
Graucr5ouIe, ga. 1851 @eit9om.
boroltraBc, uorauS, bel lpcI6cr 9Sa.
itor Grnit &iiBler, Der Secliorger
Der ocllti6en hlt6eriiden ct. ,So6an.
neS.Gir6c an Scr Gde pom Catherine.
unO 2ombaroitrabe, alntirte imo Dem
SerItorbenen in bercOten @orten ci.
nen e6renOen 9ladrlf miOmctc.
SroB por Oic 3o6l Ocr Seiotraqcn-
OclL wclde Dem Iootcu oas lcBtc @e.
leite go6cu. 9lls aftiue 9a6rtidtrd.
ger fungirten Orei 0litglicoer ocs
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0rci 0}itglieOer oes ,@reiien6ein-
&ereiuS." I1e6rete NlitglieOer oes
Observation-Disclosures" sic 0irefto.
rem Oes n9(ugencinen Ieutidcn
@reiiel5eims" OiitgIicocr ocs 0iref.
toriims OeS y9lagcn. Teltibcu @ai.
ienbaliies~ Ger oellti6en lilt6eriidcl
ct. ,Sobonnes. @cmeiuOc mo Scr
nSSadiou.9oac 9ir. 63~ pom 0rOcn
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tranrigc Eili6t ais 8abrtldtrdgcr.
&cle foit6arc 9huneugeuinoe mlr.
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tcnOe S6eiOcgriiBe llieOcrgelc1t.
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ieiuer @ittuc Oic iolgenoen icbS
aiuoer: 8rot 2ouiic6iidcr, Charles,
2ouis, 6rali Caroline 906r in @ai6.
in9tou, Gruit lmo Sreocrid SheIler,
ioluie II Gntel unO 3 llrcnfcl Serr
Sbcaer muroc an A. 0ttobcr 1886
in 0lOenitoOt aouigreib Sonooer,
aeboren unO fam i'm Sabre 1857
nod 9merifo. Sicr in Baltimore ar
bcitctc cr 5ucrit in pcridicoeneu @e.
ibdftcn inO arinoctc I'M Sabre 1870
cin @rocericaeidGit. Scit 80 SAD.
rcn war Scrr Sdeacr Niitglico 0cs
Oircftoriums ser ,Ceuti9en @rei.
icu6eimatb" lmO aeborte sum u9lu.
gelneincn Gcutideu SSailenbouie~
ST gc66rtc fcrner snr DSadion.2oac
glr. G3~ bonn ,Orocn Der Nptbios.
Sitter" imO war paiiioeS @llt1lieO
ocs ,@crmanio.Nldnnerdors. Sic
geitottilna Icitete scr Seidenbeltotter
g. y. @ippcrt.
9urbara Q} eDer.
ylad einen Heauien IN ocr Ct
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pcldc cine 5dwciter BON Dlor0 Nj.
@lcpcr it, ibicO an lcBtelI 5rcitao III
gir. il02, OitQanpolc'S Str., I'M glI.
ter oon 63 So6ren aus Dem Scbcn.
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SSr0clitci6c Gr5ic6mnos.0 .0jciclIidoft.

Dos oicrtc CONCERT IN Ger groBcn
&ollc Der uSSrocIitiidcn Gr5icbuugSs
@cieIlidoit~ al scr Clt Baltimore.
StroBc mar 9eitcrn 9lbeno icbr ant
bclud)t. Das Erogronuu mar in Der.
porrogcnoer SSciic 8uionucuecitcnt.
Dic Soliitcn moren Sri. 6rieoerido
Yerlmdn Scrmau aumlebn unO Glis
bu Gaa.
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L9rtran 6eg @asars Ii 4iitabnral.

tSrtra9 Oes Sa5ars Iii Bittsbmrgb.
&on sroBen Snterciie Oiiritc cs
fiir Bic Noltimorer iein III Griu9s
unG 5u bringeIt pic eroB Scr Grtrag
NcS Rotbcn arcu5 9o6orS NOR, Der IN
Nttsblirgb aebdltn murnc. Die
Nrufto Ginudbnen betrugcn bis 5lnt
20. Gc3ember $45,993.29. Der Gr.
fraa lit o6er immcr nod i'm @ocbien
0u nod pielc SommeIbiicber nidt obs
0eicfert worocu iino Gs fuin Dor
oas9ciogt uerocn DAB ooS &eiultot
iiir auc Gcntiden. Geitcrrciher uno
lliaarn iii &ittsblto9 cin itol6es iino
tciriq0iQcnocS iciil miro.
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"a alnIIlel.NapiIan aeItorLen.

glad) IdnNcrem aranfenlaGer iii
acteru Gr.Roli5ei.Gopit Sobn 9a.
let, Ser lanaia6rigc GonmauoGr
oes uoromeitidel Giitrifts, III iei.
rclH &cim pr, 1915. Nlulberruitry
aus ocm 2cbcu geid5icocn Der Scr.
itorbcac mar ocr So6n ociitidcr @l.
itrn Mi0 ilanO I'M 10. gebensinhrc.