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The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1916-05-26
THE COUNTY INSTITUTE.
potb Districts United Will Meet
June $40 at Laura Con-
ner High School
Augusta

The Woodruff County Teach
orc Institute, with both Districts
united and all teachers of the
County assembled together, will
he conducted by Prof. c. C.
HI1nnicutt Of Cotton Plant, in the
Laura Conner High School build
inc Augusta, June $40, beginning
at 10 A. M.
Section Meetings will be held
in the mornings, from nine
o'clock to twelve; General Ses-
sions in the afternoons, from two
o'clock to four. Instructors, or
leaders, will be assigned the
work of conducting Section Meet
ings, each instructor being held
responsible for one branch of
study treated in teachers exami-
nations. The instructors will
conduct Section Meetings and
will be expected to keep a record
of teachers attending their sec
tons, numbers of hours in at
tendance, and submit same to
Examiners, along with an ap-
proximate grade based on atten-
dance, assistance, and knowledge
of subject rendered by teachers.
Teachers to receive full credit
must attend Sections at least Is
hours in toto and each section at
least | time; General Sessions,
at least 8 hours. Cards showing
Institute attendance, sections at
tended, and number of times, al
so number of hours in attendance
in General Sessions, shall be fill
ed by the instructors, and, at the
close of the Institute, shall be
signed by both Examiners. At
the conclusion of Institute work,
yes, it's work, something real,
teachers understand, "a list of
all teachers in attendance and
excused will be submitted to the
County Treasurer, with the I'M
outstanding that the teachers
thereon@are THE teachers of the
County.
The Official Institute Manual is
published, this year, in the May
number of the Arkansas Teach
er, copies of which can be pur-
chased only from Examiners,
price 15c. The Arkansas History
examination is based on Rey-
nold's Makers of Arkansas His
tory; the Agriculture on a little
pamphlet entitled, Let Arkansas
reed Herself, copies of which
viii be given you by your Exam
inef; the Theory and Practice
examination on Cutter and Stones
mural School, etc., which can be
purchased from your examiner.
10 your best to make this the
jest Institute our County has
ever had.
Respectfully,
t. w. WOODBURY..
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1916-05-26
McCRORY, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1916
To The Arkansas Travellers.

The Arkansas Travellers Asso-
citation will convene in Hot
Springs June 1917, and it is
hoped we will have the largest
attendance of the Travellers in
the history of the Association.
Fellow Travellers, if you are
not now a member, you should
become one, and thus become a
great booster for Arkansas. For
you to be member, means a
greater success for the organiza-
ton, and a better time in store
for YOU. Be there and let's
take the opportunity of spending
a few days in the greatest
HEALTH RESORT in tn e
WORLD-right here in Arkan-
sas, and give the good people of
Hot Springs an opportunity,
which has been a longing desire,
to show the travelling boys a good
time.
You will find good people there,
friends there; hospitality there,
a good time in store for you and
your wife, sweetheart, and
friends in general.
!. We expect to enroll as mem
bers of the Arkansas Travellers
Association more than fifteen
hundred travelling men, and best
of all, let's show to the other
states that Arkansas is always
first in everything and never
failing in anything. We hope to
meet the heads of the manufac-
turing concerns in Arkansas,
wholesale houses, railroads,
working organizations, and in
fact, every body who is interest
ed in the upbuilding of Arkansas.
Let's have the greatest meeting
in the history of our organization.
MEET ME THERE AND l
WILL MEET YOU THERE!
Yours very sincerely,
Tom ]. TERRAL,
Democratic Nominee for Secre-
tary of State. and an Ex-Arkan-
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1916-05-26

Ready for shipment now. Vel
low yam potato slips at 15c per
hundred. Write w.. Lawson
Smith, Brookhaven, Miss. Adv.
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1916-05-26

Whip-o-wilJ peas for sale. See
F. Lewis.
Ed Matlock of Tip was pardon
ed from the pen yesterday by
Governor Hays.
Mrs. Ed Taylor and two daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Grace, return
ed Monday from a visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. G.. Cant at Harris
burg.
Mrs. Lille D. Lynch of Cotton
Plant who was charged with first
degree murder of her husband
was acquitted by jury at Stuff
CART today, Friday.
1t is stated that there are only
fifteen ''jitneys" operating in
Little Rock at present. Author
tiles on the subject say that to
be profitable 'jitney' must
earn at least $40 per day, which
is seldom possible.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

New Orleans, Dee. 8, 1916.
Hon HIS, Sealy, Mayor, New
iberia La: ~,
Dear Sir-You may recall that
ating the smonth of November
I h State Board Of Health made a
pys Of your City in order to
4pt the principal breeding
YES OF the malaria bearing mos
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
81. s. SEALY, Mayor.
L. +. vILLERMIN, Clk.,
Winter Brings Colds TO Children,

Winter Brings Colds TO Children,
A child rarely goes through
the whole winter without q cold.
and every mother should have a
reliable remedy handy. Fever,
sore throat, tight chest and choupy
coughs are sure symptoms. A
dose Of DR.. Bell 3 Pine Tar Hon
ey will loosen the phlegm, relieve
the congested lungs and stop the
cough. It's 4 antiseptic pine
balsans heal and soothe., For
Group, whoopinp cough and chron1
is bronchial troubles try DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey. At all
druggists, 25c. - Z #7 t48 2
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF
} lTRUsTIIS. "a y

New iberia. Dec. 18th, 1916.
The Board of Trustees of, the
City Of New iberia convened this
day in regular session. with Mayor
H. s. Sealy presiding, Messrs.
Suberbielle and villermin present.
The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved
motion Of Mr.. Villermin, second
eddy Mr.. Suberbielle.
The following License Ordi-
nance was introduced bysMr. Sub
erbielle. seconded bvs Mr.. Viller-
min and adopted unanimously, and
ordered published thirty days IN
accordance with the City Charter.
On motion of Mr. Villermin, Sec
onded bv Mr.. Sealy the meeting
adjourned. ls
81. s. SEALY, Mayor.
L. +. VILLERMIN, Clk.,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

sE Paso. Tex. Dec. 13.-villa
announced in Chihuahua City he
intended to divide his men into
groups Of twenty-five and distri-
butte them along the American
border and in the United States
to loot and burn property under
his instructions. . letter from a
prominent Chihuahua City bust
ness man today stated.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
GERMANS ENTER BuCdA.
REST; RUlGANIANs
OUT OFF.

Berlin. Dec. 6, via Sayville.-
Bucharest, capital of Rumania.
has been captured, it was officially
announced today.
Ploechti, the important railway
junction town 36 miles northwest
OF Bucharest, also has been taken.
The capture Of Polechti on the
main railway line running north
from Bucharest cuts the main rail
way line Of retreat for the Ru-
manian armies operating in the,
Bucharest region:
The official statement does not
indicate whether the entry Of the
Teutonic forces into Bucharest
and Polechti was simultaneous
The capture Of Polechti before
that Of the capital would be far
more serious for the Rumanians
Manyrmilitary obserers looked for
the RumaRians not to attempt a
defense Of the capital to the last
expecting an evacuation in time to
save the forces defending it by a !
Of the railway route
remaining to them.
The takine Of Bucharest vir-
tuallv completes the coquest by
the Teutonic forces Of the south
ern section Of the Ruman:an king
dom. embracing territory Of more |
than 50, 600 square miles.
The Macedonian operations oil
the entente allies arc progressing
Esverably, according to all the
sHFeQe rep0fts. ~ 81 al:
n hq thrust developed by the
! " !. "a : I IlzIlfte ellUni
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

JULES DREYFIJS
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
Bryan Opposes Centralized
Railroad Control. 5arrqe8 O.
NEW YEAR, GIFTS.

The custom of New Year gift
giving has grown until it has
gained general favor. It pro-
vldes an opportunity to give
something to the overlooked
friend or to send a return pres
ent to someone who remembered
You at Christmas time. r ..l.g
SEGURA's DRUG STORE,
J. s. SEGURA. Phg., Mgr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

ria st. asI
(p) Ditch. area approximate
ly 81 4OO0' on east side of Am
ST., starting at Main Street anl
crossing south.
fq) Depression, area approx
matelv 15' x 300 on north side OF
S. =. Railroad. near and east o1
Lewis Ave.
r) Depression, area approx
mately 4 x 400 on north ide of
S. ?. Railroad, near eastern city
limits. .q ~
(s) Depression, area. approx
mateEy 10'x 600' on south side Of
5. p. Railroad, near eastern city
limits. g-k r = - ~
1t is recommended, that the
above. bitches be regarded and
properly drained. and depressions
filled in to levclof groundssurface.
(4C fCulex = Culex larvae were
noted in the following ditch:
Area approximately 3 3O0' on
east. side Of Vine St. near and
south of Jane St. Floatage pres
ent. - 3 '7-' '<''1 '''' . 80
It is recommended that this
ditch be regarded and properlys
7rai1ed Efii7fe 55f}35s1 "a S5C +
I wish also to call your atten-F
ton to the large number of un-a
,eisterns, and to recon-
mend that these cisterns be props
sriy protected with hll8 mesh wireF
screens. sao67 I
Assuring You Of sourgapprecia-
ion Of yonr- eoopera ton IN Gours
Efforts for bettey sanitary condi-l
ions, and higher health standards
am.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
Written for The Enterprise.]
PLEASANT NIGHT STROILS

| A most delightful &. imprcmptu
banquet given by. the Billeau
! brothers at their immense sugar
factory boarding house at Brous--
sardvi!le on Tuesday night, Dec.
18th was highly, enjoyed, by a
small New Iberia delegation, who
through the kinuness of Hon. Ed
ward Estorge were enabled to be
a part Of the festivities. The eel
ebration @commemorated the high
ly successful and profitable sugar
cane season and highly satisfac-
tory and remuneratiye work of
the factory. What might be con
sldered very respectable and
representative crowd represented
an attendance Of four parishes.
Wit and humor were the princi-
pal features Of the toasts delivered
in most happy and feicitious
style by the different post brandial
orators. Such names as Father
Grace and Father Dwellmeyer of
Grand Coteau College, DR.. Moss
and Mr.. Parkerson and several
Mouton's with different front
names from Lafayette; a : few
kicking Broussard s from Brous-
sardville; some Comeaux is, one
Peter Hans, who is not only chem
but some time. physically
connected with all the best sugars
concentrated at that spot, Mr..
Chenute who furnishes the chem
calls and the analysis Of the smoke,
he only thing lost in the factory,
Herman Simon the veteran ma
chine artist who by a language
If his own discovered by himself,
'an make machinery and pumps
md other kind Of crunching i'm
dement's do any kind of stunts
md work. DR.. Delaureal and a.
llost Of mis- associates from Brous-
ardville, Walter Burke and Robt.
|, Perry. Jules Dreyfus and Ed.
storge from New Iberia Albert
.evert and DR.. D. c. Liable of St.
dartinsville representing the ma
erial and romantic parts Of the
ctivities Of their parish. made up
ne material and the plot of the
lelodrama. No more instructive
nd delightful brace of hours
ould man imagine to have passed ,
nywhere else in the world.
The diversification of thoughts
owing from those different sour
es and temperaments and anelesl
ave soothed the anger of the God|
thunder and lightning. The
'ider and higher conception oil
fe Of the Billeau brothers. the
Apply and capable hosts Of the
scasion and their intercourse Of E
enuine thorough friendship with h
lelr neighbon. friends and ac-| q
laintances gave occasion for the4
appiest expression Of those whoI ],
anticipated in the vocal part and o
rains Of the ceremony. A bright
lee Of . happy incident Of life n
Is been added to our book Of Il
emory. L.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

A dull and pimply skin is due
to a sluggish bowel movement.
Correct this condition and clear
YOUR complexion with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. This mild laxa-
tive taken at bedtime will assure
you a full, free, non n-griping move
ment in the morning. Drive out
the dull, listless feeling resulting.
from overloaded intestinesf and.
sluggish liver. Get a bottle to-
day. Az all druggists. 25c. n 2.
ADVERTISEMENT q.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
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BRYAN SUGGESTS WAR
''h REFERENDUW

+ Washington. Dec. 7.~-At a Tin
ner given in his honor hP"e We'd
nesdayl might William rjcIu.mce
Bryan outlined reforr,s 10 Wficl
he hopes to commit The Demo
cratic party. and departed from
the prepared text of his speech
to advocate a referendua, on pro
p2sed declarations of w.;f.
/ "The experience through viii h
Europe is'd passing" he said,
suggests the adoption Of aeon
stltutional amendment providing
for referendum con any declara-
ton of war except when a7 the
country is actually invaded. This
wall not tonly1he a safeguard to rs
but twill be anaexample to the
nations OF Europe where the righs
to declare, war is vested in the ex-
ecutive instead Of with the legis-
lative body as here.v fasm4yorqH
Prohibition and Woman a fssr
Suffrage Indorsed. .aa aid5 o4 ba4
MIR. iBryan's advocacy of ma
tion-wide prohibition and woman
suffrage was loudly applaud d.
Representative Bailey Of Penn
sylvania, a lifelong friend of
Mr.. Bryan. launched a 1920 pres
identiali boom for the former see
retary' Of state amid great ap-
plause. Mr. Bryan only smiled inf
acknowled cement ii19a 1a!"22I
All Of the, speakers, including
Walsh. Phelan and Hollis
and Representative Slayden Of |,
Texas, gave Mr.. Bryan credit for
the recent Democratic victory
] Several members of the. cabi7
net, including Secretaries Lans-
ing, Houston and Daniels, were
present. as well as a large delega-
ion from Congress-. '''' u. !,
Samuel Gompers. president oil
ne American Federation of Labor. Il
also w7s present., 80 an II
Virgil E. Hinshaw, national pro-
libition chairman. was among
hose present. He said that a
of prohibition leaders are
lere in behalf of the proposed ma
;ion-wide prohibition amend
nent. .st a..Ft lra .a-.l .,>,..4 III
Bryan Opposes Centralized
lailroad Control. .4rr4t4
Bryan appeared today before
he joint congressional committee
nvestigating transportation prob
ems and opposed centralization
f power in the federal d govern
nent in connection with railroad
for federal incorpora-
ion and the proposal to- lessen1
he power of state railroad conn.,
MISSIONS bv lodging greater powerI
t regulation In the Interstate
commerce Commission. 5bis 1oid
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

N4fSAEAASH ~ IA = OOAhU
BOARD OF HEALTH. yy
.C TL4 : - t - fE
New Orleans, Dee. 8, 1916.
Hon HS, Sealy, Mayor, Ne,
iberia La: ,s4
Dear Sir-You may recall tina
eFing the month of. rNovembe
State Board Of Health made
Py Of your City in order t,
fpe the principal breedin,
u yes OF the malaria bearing mos
!Es fko. .&Ct ~ 40 TAO on
The details ofthese inspection.
i've been verified and, ! am send
you summary of same, to
ðer with recommendations. s.
Sfou will note that there are a
large number of breeding areas,
10 1thatstAeumeasures esreeommend-
4. = do not require large expendi-
Nre, but may be carried out in
he main by the cooperation Of
{he CITY authorities and the resi-
4ents. If this, 7coeperative; effort
GOULD be put into effect before the
tarm season Of 1917 IT would add
greatly to the comfort Of the cit
henss and the hcalth Of your coms
nunity. 4 q 3 I ~ ~ y
: t The findings are as follows: ~ ~
tD Depression An area ap.
proximately 60''xlO0' :, crossing
Henry St.sabout 200 west Of Hor.
tense St. Contains lilies and float
age. Minnows present
3 1T is recommended that this de- !
preston be either cleared of lilies
and foatage. and properly drained |
Or filled in to level of ground sur )
face. .J'Cl-L III
e12) Ditch-An area approx
mately 3'x200' on south side of +
Robertson St. near and west of
Jefferson Street. Contain gras-
les.
at is recommended that this
ditch be cleared of vegetation, re-
yarded and properly drained.
pi3) g Possible Breeding Areas
% An area approximately 7O'
{ POO on north side Of Jane St.,
9bout 100 cas- of drainage canal,
Nd as- q hog wallow.ft Il ~ III
(b) Ditch, area approximate
y + x So on west. side of Chest
nut St. near. and south Of Jane St.
(c) Ditch. area approximate
y 2 x 15O' on east side, Of Hop
Iins St. near and north Of, St.
'eter Street. 80 :. - -. = go
s.(d Ditch, area approximate
w < 100 on south side Of Wash
ngton St.. near and north Of
hopkins ST. a,;seIo a.,s :.
la(e) Depression, an area ap-l
'roximstely. .300' K 500 on north
ide at North st., near and west :,
I Fulton st. y4;Teno' r. =
(f)y Depression. an area ap-l
r6ximetely 4O0'sx 1000 on r,orthl
% III drainage eanai. near and
rest Of Washington st.
(g) Depression, an area ap-
roximately 80 K CO. on east side
Anderson St. near and south of
Washington St. ~ 4ooa
{h) Ditch. area approximate
R~3'x 100 on north side of Sec- =,
a s., near and west Of Lasalle = :
IL Ditch, area approximately :
( 1O' on south side Of First st. :. !
Dar NJ East Of Lasalle st. J. :,
)0 Bek area approximate . .
s 800 on south side Of st. :; :;
~ Hlte1 near and west of :
DtS4. area approximately :
% n west side Of Iberia =
gar and north Of Washing g
pitch, area approximately -
On north side Of Wash
near and west Of Julia
oeh. area approximately
"a east side Of iberia Z
n south Of st. Peter .,
eres approximately g,
past side Of Iberia b,
n south of Madi- bt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16

had lost several strongly fortified
positions. ..
Today Paris announces fresh
progress for the Serbians and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-12-16
Very truly yours. 8 81 4 ~
OSCAR DOWLINGss
sssaPresident.
Constipation Causes Bad Skin.

Z o"iN'o
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
NORTH ALBION.

Wishing the readers of this paper a
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
Leo MCGEE is attending school at
Harmony.
Dan Kruger and family spent Sun
day at Amel Keune's.
Ethel Barnes spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks:
John Walter assisted the Hayes
Bros. with butchering Tuesday.
BERTHE Stevens is assisting D. S.
MCGEE this week with his farm duties.
Amel Keune with the assistance of
his neighbors sawed wood Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Bigslk called at
the Otto Bigalks Sunday afternoon.
Susie Rounds spent Sunday at VIM.
Bigalk's.
MIR. and Mrs. o. H. Stevens spent
the fore part of the week with Mrs.
Stevens mother at DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil DeGrave spent
Sunday afternoon at Pete DeGrave's.
Stevens Bros. entertained company
Sunday afternoon.
Herbert Keune was seen driving a
new Ford the other day.
Myrtle Stevens called at the H. A.
Bigalk home Sunday evening.
Herman Bigalk and family called at
Albert Bigalk's sunday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
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COUNTY news
DAVIS CORNERS.

Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Hauck were sum
moned to Minneapolis last Saturday or
account of the illness of their daugh.
ter Frieda. They returned last Tues
day.
John Machovec assisted Frank Novot-
ney with wood hauling from Schley
Monday last.
Mike Bronner and Fred Halweg au-
toed to Wykotf, MIMI, Monday.
A. S. Bollinger was an Elma bust
ness caller last week one day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Beathke enter
tanned company last Sunday.
Aug Aberly and W. D. Livingstone
were doing their Xmas shopping at
Cresco last Saturday. So we can all
live in hopes.
Jas. Kosak returned to John Mach
ovec's after three weeks vacation.
The program and basket sociable
given at the D. C. school house last
Friday was we'll attended and all pres
ent enjoyed the evening.
VIM. Neiwald called on his son Geo.
Saturday last.
Dave Mours was dehorning cattle in
this vicinity the past week.
John Musel was business caller at
Cresco Saturday last.
| John Machovec and family were en-
tertained at the Francis Dvorak home
one evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Halweg drove to
Cresco last Saturday.
Fred Holmer, wife and two babes re-
turned from Dakota last week. We
are glad to note the baby is much bet
ter at present.
Walt Wilmot autoed to Cresco to get
his daughter Nellie last Friday.
Willie Aberly called on his best
friend last Sunday evening. 1t was
past moontime when he made his re-
turn trip. Wasn't it pretty chilly,
Bill?
Willard Bollinger called on Francis
Dvorak last Wednesday afternoon.
Harry Beller shopped at the Corners
Tuesday last.
| We will be glad to welcome Jas. Du-
shek and wife into our neighborhood.
They have rented the house belonging
to Mrs. H. Morande in the heart of
Davis Corners
Charlie Hoppe is completing his wood
saving this week. It's been pretty
cold for such work these dsys'
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Dvorak did
their Xmas shopping at Cresco Monday
last.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
OTTER CREEK.

A Merry Christmas to the Plain Deal.
er office force and all our readers.
Preaching services will be held at the
Evangelical Church here next Sunday
morning by Rev. w. A. Scholer of
Cresco.
Jim Soukup was saving wood last
week one day, his neighbors assisting
him.
w. E. Wiedeman was a pleasant
caller on his friend Charley Hornberger
last week one day.
The German M. E. people will have a
Christmas tree and program at their
church next Sunday evening. Every
body invited to attend.
| Neighbors assisted John Aegerter to
saw wood last week one day.
A number attended the funeral of
Mr.. Joseph Mlady whose remains were
laid at rest in New Oregon cemetery
last Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wiedeman were
pleasant callers at the Charley Kuntz
home last week one day.
Will Wagner was quite seriously hurt
last week one day when the load Of hay
he was hauling turned over and he fell
to the frozen ground.
J. G. Kirschman was saving wood
last week one day, his neighbors assist
ing him.
Mrs. Mike Kratz returned home last
week from Colfax, Ia, where she had
been for time taking treatments for
rheumatism.
Wesley Kratz was pleasant caller
at Cresco few days last week.
Mrs. Carl Haskenson assisted Mrs. J.
Soukup at cooking good things for the
wood savers last week one day.
Eli Bechtold spent last Sunday after
noon with his friend Albert Aegerter.
Some of Schild's folks were pleasant
shoppers at Cresco fore part of the
week.
Ed Wagner was hauling cream for
the Lincoln creamery at Ridgeway in
lieu of regular hauler.
ALERT Landswerk while assisting at
saving wood last week had one of his
thumbs cut off py the saw and his hand
badly lacerated.