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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
Good Roads Picnic

Many people will doubtless at,
tend the good roads picnic, which
will be held at Five Mile Spring to.
day (Frlday.) It's proposed that
the finishing touches be put on the
road which is being graded from
Pocahontas to that point. Every
body is invited to go and take din
ner and an axe, pick or shovel.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
Return from Reunion

The Pocahontas delegation to the
Confederate reunion at Birmingham
last week, arrived at home Saturday
and report that the reunion was q
great affair. Many thousands of
visitors were there from all over
the Southland and the city did we'll
IN the matter of entertaining. The
annual meeting for next year will
be held at Washington, d. G.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
MODERN HIGHWAY TO
RAVENDEN SPRINGS

Following the good example set
by PocahonAs two weeks ago IN
the good roads movement, a pre-.
h-ainary petit on has been filed
with the eounty clerk to organize a
district under The Alexander road
law TO baIld modern highway
from RaVenden Springs to Poca
hontss, VIA Dalton, a distance OF
about 80 miles. The State High
way Commission will be asksd to
have sn engineer make the prelimin.
ary survey aud estimates OF cost.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
REVIVAL MEETING IN
PROGRESS THIS WEEK

A revival meeting is in progress
at the Methodist church this week
under the direction Of tie pastor,
Rev. l. ID. Mcclure. Rev. w. 4.
Wilkinson, pastor Of Argenta First
Church, is doing the preaching and
much interest is being manifested
by the people. The meeting will
continue, perhaps, for another
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
POCa Votes 7 Mills

Out of about $50 votes cast in
the school election here last Satur.
day ll3 were in favor of the
maxIum, 7 mills. Several votes
for mills. and just a few for a
lighter levy. Only one vote was
cast against tax. Ben A. Brown
and J. d. Wells were re elected di-
rectOTs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
Athy Graduates

We are IN reoeipt of an invita-
tion TO attend the commencement
exercises of the Arkansas Deaf
Mute Institute, to be held Monday,
NAV goth. The name OF Charles
F. Athy Of Maynard heads the list
o. academical graduates.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
Late Local News

Perry Spikes of Foster was in
town on business Tuesday,
Mr.. Hisey, the sawmill man of
holland, was business visitor
Tuesday Of this week.
Seed Peanuts-I have fine lot
OF seed peanuts for sale. Good
quality and cheap.
4Otf. S. NJ. White.
Alfred Terry and little son of
Lesterville were pleasant callers at
our office Tuesday.
A son weighing IL pounds ar.
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. ii. MathenY of Maxville, Sharp
county, a few days ago, this beng
their l4th child.
Miss Blanche Jones returned
Tuesday from an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. p. X Eaton,
at Leslie, Ark.
Misses Doroas Douglas and Ella
Maynard OF Maynard were visiting
in Pocahontas Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Kate Kelley and two Of
her brothers Of Minturn were visit.
ing in Poeahontas first of the week.
L. 7. GeDonald, who came in
from Texas last week TO attend the
funeral Of Dr.. G. NJ. Black return.
ed to his work Monday. Mrs. Nc
Donald and little son will remain
here for several weeks.
Mrs. A. J. Witt and little Mis-.
Ouida Argo were IN Memphis first
Of the week.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Boris Borowskl last Fri.
day night.
A. n. Downey, one Of Eleven
points most progressive farmers,
was in the city Tuesday on business
Jacob Dunklrn of Dell was visit,
ing friends in Pocahontas the latter
part of last week. He was accom-
panied home by his young brother,
AllaIre, who has been attending
school here.
w. M. Ponder of Walnut Ridge
was a Pocahontas visitor Wednes,
day.
The burning out of the flue at
the home of Mrs. Nancy Jones
Wednesday morning caused the fire
alarm to be sounded and the usual
rally of the bucket brigade. No
damage resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hatley of
Maynard passed through Pocahon-
tas Wednesday enroute to Hoxie to
spend a few days with their son,
K. II. Hatley.
4. @. Mock, merchant of May.
nard, was in Pocshontas Wednes.
day on business.
J. b. Weaver and wife were
down from Maynard Tuesday shop
ping.
Ben Johnston made a business
trip to Memphis this week.
Mrs. Gross. an aged and highly
respected lady of Foster, died last
Thursday. She was a member of
one of the pioneer families of Ran.
dolph county and her demise is
mourned by mary friends. She
was 80 years of age.
Mrs. Fam and children of Puxr.
co, Mo, are visiting relatives In
Pocqhontas.
J. d. Jackson and grand daugh
ter, Mrs7 Nell, went to Peru Satnr.
day, where the latter secured con
tract to teach The summer term Of
| school.
Mrs. Ezra Greer left Thursday
for CornIe, H., for a visit with
friends and relatives,
Max Orbhtl of the New York
| Bargain Store Was called to st.
Louis Saturday On account Of The
serious illness Of his brother. lie
arrived too late however, to see his
brother alive, as death bad occurred
about Two hours before MIR. OrbIlt'
Preached his bedside.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
UnYelIlnl Postponed

On account Of the unfavorabIe
weather last Sunday the unveiling
of the monument of Clarence Fer
guson at Noland was postponed un
iii a later date, due notice of which
will be published IN the Star Her
aid.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
POCa Defeats ImbOdeH

a game Of baseball was played
on the home grounds last Friday
between Pocahontas and Imboden,
the former winning the game 10 tc
10.
Score by innings:
Poca 05OlOO2 x-l3.
lmboden l3OO22 DO
Bsttery-For Pocshontas, Tee
and Price; for Imboden, Weir and
McGce.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26

Binder twlne, big stock Just re.
ceiyed at Clifford Price Hardware
20. 39tf.
We believe we can make you Just.
a little better picture this year than
last, at any rate this is our slogan.
Better this year than last. 35 If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
SKAGGS

Oscar Moore made business
trip to PocahynJas las, Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
VOLUME XXXv NUMBER 40
THE AFTER-COST

When you buy automobile expect 10 use only
year but
longer 80 whe The hrst cost Is important Is nearly
Important as tile attercnSL
This question OF that
overlook but u Is the operating that either
gol investment health aud pleasure giving
oufdensome ANNOYANCE aud financial drag,
The Worlds Motor Nonstop Record established
Maxwell
lhg iac Not claims beliefs opinions that
are supported and Vouched for by The Automobile
socaoh The supreme court OF the automobile
In the hrst place the recodbreakng
country
ing more than 800 miles day this
Ie egne never stopped only long enough take gasoline
miles IN ~ days without stopping the engine conclusive proof OF
lts genuine merit aud quality throughout
But this Is not all Not only did Maxwell prove It's
sIue US wonderful endurance powers but IL established an
This Is truly remarkable In view OF
ay Motor Nonstop Endurance could
oe MADE 10 save ue at the risk Of stopping the engine
In addition, the champion
gallon OF oil
whole distance OF 2O0 miles
we nave never heard OF anything that could In the
use WIN THESE figures the accuracy OF which Is OF
hcaly and indisputably established
Every Maxwell touring turned of the big Detroit
factories Is an exact duplicate Of this is
MADE possible by intensive manufacturing methods and the
number OF cars built during the
omy are OF Importance inspect
VIII be glad TO demonstrate 10 interested parties anywhere
In county
Prices T. o. a. FACTORY. Passenger Touring Car sES
Ehssenser le2ndster Equipment
baletli electric horns mohAr
venuiatng spcSdonT spSrs trs eafIleS DE
iabe
L. r. MARTIN Agent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-26
DO YOU KNOW FIVE MEN?

Within radius Of fifty miles around you do you know five
successful who Bank Accounts? As matter of fact
did hear Of prosperous without Bank Account?
every with does prosper but all
prosperous have bank you wish to prosper
you have bank Today is the time to begin
with the
POCAHONTAS STATE BANK
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Mrs George II Lower is Nisung her daughter Mrs Ben Hopkins in Cleveland but will return after the holidays
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
MAMMOTH CONCERT IS
 GIVEN AT SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio Texas. Dee 22 -Twen- tyti>e thousand people stood for near y two hours in almost freezing weath- CT tonight to hear the open air Christ
 as concert Fourteen hands, inrud- ing l3 army banCs .oaliug 35o musi emns. gave a concert and later Han daIs Oratora Messiah was render ed with d chorus ol l-0o voices, of which 250 were women The concert said 70 he the largest aggreeation ol ol musicians and singers ever appear m-. together in open air concert in the south. was staged by Prof M ". B Barnes of this city as part ot the Botariau Christmas tree froTam The entertainment was given in Travis park Wh a huge Christmas tree af oue end and an elevated suao for the .u0 participants in the concert at the other cud Twenty-Five hundred c1.I dron O. inc poor or the city includ- mr all orphans from various institu- tious. were given presents from the tree. includiue toys and candies Co Inc value oe $2,o0o
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

which resembles d iece or jet is tho size ot a hen egg The men were sir ting in the room when they aW what they believed was a falling star start from the sky and in few seconds tht red hot particle crashed through Che irail roof and fell on the bed brnin. a hole through blankc. and Inc matt ro-s and in the floor
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
METEORlTE FALLS
 NEAR SAN ANTONIO

san Antonio, Texas. Dcc22 "A burning particle from a meteor fall ing from the sky crashed through the roof of a ranch house and set fire to mattress on a bed in Webb county Thursday night. The story is substan
 tiated by William Reuter- and l., $. Go. forth. well known railway and steam
 ship representatives who, while on hunting trip, were occupants of the deserted ranch house The missile
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
A Home.Grown Christmas

F1OWe-1rOWn CnriStmaS,
 Tonieht the Bible school of the ! Fir, Presbyterian church corner of 1 Whi,un-ton, near Central avenue. will give their Home Grown Christmas cX- erci-"s al half past seven The l friends ol the coneregation. the pub | lie generally are cordially invited to enjoy the evening with this Bible School There will be no admission charged.
 The evenlne's entertainment will consist of the old Story told in old Time Melodies, The pastor of the church has written that tory adapting 1 it 10 the melodies ina, have enriched he music of the English speaking people and that have cndeared them selves 70 the hearts of all
 The decorations have been adapted to Inc title theme of the evening and include log cabin built upon the lrostum of the main auditorium Spe eial lighting effects have been pro duccd by Mr. James Steans Mir F. 1 r. Arnold and Nr Ben Suto 1 Those taking part in the rendition of he old Story are Miss Rena Stoarns as the spirit of Christmas: 1 Mrs. C. Il Caldwell as the Little Mother. Nessrs King Lewis, Winter ltou and Hichok. male Quartette. class songs. short dialogue and recitation
 In auealleeoriC8l presentation as a part of inc old Story Miss Judy will take the part of Wealth. Dr. Q. H. King of Charity Mrs Walter Dake Of Sorrow. and Mr. Wiutertou ot Pow orty.
 The Bible School will he very glad to have you hear the Old Story to- night a- u ia toId in the Old Time Melodies
 Foster and Robert Hi-sns wc cT. | rerted home this morning from Su- 1iaco College Fort smith. to auenl inc holidays Hith relative #
 Airs ] R Ioyd of Bonita La, m visiting her daughter Mrs W. A. Woodcock
 Miss Othol Lloyd is improving fol lowing severe attack of illness.
 
 Bruce Gotham and family will spend
 he holidays in Monticello with rela- uyes
 & Misses Anne Bertner and Mona Ner- riweather of Little Rock, and Alene Stewart of Houston, Texas. will visit Miss Dixie Cotton next week
  Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins and Vernon Hopkins of Chnltcotbe, ohio, Miss Juauita Hopkins of San An. tonic. Texas and J Itrherr Hor hus ol Corls Christi lcel.. will
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

o'clock pm Al said meeting the board of directors for the ensuing year will be chosen and such other business transacted as may properly come before the stockholders meet. ing.
 This the goth day Of December, 1916. CSigned) ISAAC LOWENHAUPT 12-2t-l0t President.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that Inc am nuaI meeting of the stockholders of Potash sulphur Springs, incorporated win be held at the office of the com pany l19 Court street in the city Of Hot Sprines Ark. on Tuesday, Jan umy 9th, l9II at the hour of
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23
Society

Ft iru Che family X Nr and U. H Hopkins in tamn eeMm o..e j. Christmaa
 Miss rariei NaAar t- expected home today for thel holidet-
 
 Mayor Charles Ta1 0d 1ue N!l visit Mr. and Mts. siIaw0 Wum next week.
 Miss Bertie Grim ot1lile Rock l. expected over today 10 AHond .he hol ida}
 Nr. Clarence billiard Wu ha home rom Shroeer.rt or the holdag vl.u his parents Mr. and Nr P R. uu lard
 * Mrs. l. r Hogan of ChplcN Ca. arrived last night for tho holidu with Mr and Mrs. Roy Hogan and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Holland
 
 Mrs. C. A. Hyslop of Pine BuI. for merly of this city. will arrive today 10 spend the holidays with her par euts. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Holland
 
 Mr- Frank Wa--o' Of lityc Bao. IS visiting in the city and win he joined here by his wife for tho holu days.
  Mr. T.ynn Wassen will be over from Little Rock 10 attend tho Christmas dance at the Arlington tho bi4 so- ciety event Of Jhc season Miss Claire NcLauahlin is expected 10 arrive this morning for the hoh- days with her mother. Mrs. Frank Me Laughlin and later will return to .he Arkansas University at Fayetteville.
 & Fulton Dean is expected home rom Drauehon's College in Little Rock for rle holidays
 Mrs George II. Lower is ustns her daughter Mrs Ben Hopkins in Cleveland bat will return after the holidays
  Miss Florence Porter and brother William Porter will be over from Little Rock for the holidays with Miss Zena Homer and Mr. John loucr  Mrs. .f F. Scanlon Of Bee Branch is visiting her dauehter. Mrs Oscar l.. Dunaway
  Miss Alton Williams is expected home today for the holidays with hor narent-.
 
 Mrs 1 Morgan has removed from her home on Nt Ida street to 72> u. Central avenue
 Mr. and Mrs Henry Hun. of Atlau- o are visiting in Pine HlG0 and will arrive here Tuesday for few dar- visit to their sister. Mrs James B. Kirkland
  Mrs W. n. McLaurm Of Bollju4 Fork. Miss. will leave a few days af,er Christmas for a visit to rela- uyes in Tyler Texas She is now visiting relatives here.
 w Alr and Mrs. James r. Kirkland Ir are visiting Mrs Dyson and will later visit Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland ST. Mise Bess Martin is expected home from san Antonio today
 
 Miss Virginia Hm of Smttsart ar. rived yesterday to end .ha holiday with her sisters Mrs Ella WlIam son and Mrs. Fred Fahey The Barry Hospital will be glad for amy Christmas donations There are several inmates at the hospital who also will appreciate the distribution ol Christmas cheer,
  Miss Gertrude Ogden and F. F.. Jones surprised their friends ycs1cr day by announcing their marriage which took place at Little Rock two weeks ago. They are the guests of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs George Morley on Gains avenue
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Dr A. J. Edwards aas returned from the north and can be found at his of- fees m the Sgmpter-Litte butldins,
 1eG-tmo.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

NIT BONE CORSETS- Phone 23g Mrs r. R Van Landineham l2-G-l A
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Edison nitrogen lamps at Rush Eros.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Miss Gertrude Ogden and F. F. Jones surprised their friends ycs1cr day by announcing their marriage which took place al Little Rock two weeks ago They are the guests of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs George Morley on Gains avenue
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-23

Mr. and Mrs Henry Hum. of Atlau- u are yisiting in Pine BlHU and will arrive here Tuesday for a ieN daFe visit to their sister. Mrs James R. Kirkland
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14
Yrdiibent 8iliou bdlt rirteo,
lihe" HeDe in Detroit.
8erfammluns perlaugt Trtebeu.

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belf3flotte gu persrDberen. Die
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fir 5orgen, DaB Nmerita TN Mus<
lanbe 0ertrauen geniebe. Dies Jet
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h.a~
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Nnnam DuD=Ean, pelaer iih gegen
bie frun5Oiifhe 9errfdaft emp0rts,
purDe ppn oem fran5Dlfden 9nnz
per1leur obgeIeBt.
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fes Sqbr 10000 aonnen sSohanz
nisbeere1l.
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seiiinber iinb, als IN trsenb elmer
m1beren.
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Iipnen pfunb BaumnoIle tn Werte
bon $40, ,0O0, 600.
u uf Der beriihmte11 RHnbenfhule
5n gton Bel 2onbon nlffen 5trnfs
arbeilen nit Der linten Snnb ges
flhriehen tuerben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14
Dfeuipe 6tpeflos*
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&grruu bleibt mbrpbt.

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lultat bes Je1lfh fhlogs 3u anoern.
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aus bem beutlhen Gouptqnartter, bob
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n1er Im ein ihlpa9er punft 3eigte,
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sfe1tes 0ertral1en. bab ben Ruien Der
erIebnte D1rhbrud3 nidt geIingen
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niht ulebr auf bic Defeniipe, 1Dn<
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folareH gum Mngriff iibergegnngen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14

pap n,t @eiD mt einem unterIeer
boote obfeDben tDerben unb onf eleis
dem Meg5 auittung erbalten fper=
ben
r @mpffdnger Der anf Ser
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prdfbent her GaTeun Golor 60,
.{agte; sd nsib ,iett einem Mpnat,
bab be sDeutfdlnnha tpmn1en {ou=
te, Wir baben In Deut{1lanb 5urz
ben beit<ut unb bos @elo fir bieiels
ben d1,gennfe1L Mas ben Wert Der
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syarMn nusauf an, ME tari iie fpn<
3entriert R1h, llnter Der Nnnahme,
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nen Gor6en bic bpppslte Stdrte sc,
tp64Htabef 9anbesfarben ha6en,
14dBe m ben Wert Der Jarben auf
$4,000 BIZ $4,000 bic 9onne."
Dffiaiellr Rreiie.
Stem Kprf, 10. sSuli. @rnf bon
gernltorff, Ser oeuti6e Boti6after,
ertldrte, naB er offi3iea bDn Der gn=
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er BON sineH 8riefe De5 Deut I9en
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batte, BEN Warenaustnufh 3pi1den
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14

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nm Rh Der rgaftern Gorparbing
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I'm ber Offi5iere Dom NorDDeut.
5Aden 21opb. Mit eineln breiten
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bic Dukep6e. pon 3eitunssberirbkr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-07-14
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