The Harrison times., 1916-09-30

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badly in storage charring will take
place and as a result will produce an
inferior product"
Residents Of the state who wish &c
avail themselves of the information
contained in this bulletin should write
to the agricultural experiment station
at Fayetteville or the extension divi-
sion, old statehouse, Little Rock.
Students of Arkansas College at
Batesville nave organized a militia
company and will devote portion
OF two mornings each week to drill
ing under the direction of Corporal
Hunt and Sergeant Poplewell Of the
local recruiting station. There are
1S in the company, and others are
expected to join.
Col. Francis G. Winter, command
ing officer in charge of the Army and
Navy hospital, has been ordered TO
the Philippine Islands and will sail
from San Francisco December g. He
will be succeeded by Col. James NJ.
Candy, now in charge Of the medical
department of the United States army
in the Philippines.
Union prayer meetings were held
simultaneously in five of the Tex
arkana Protestant churches prelimi-
nary to the Mcconnell revival meet
ing, which will begin October l. Cot
tage prayer meetings will be held
every two Of the three nights in all
sections Of the city before the re-
vival.
Chris Breckenridge, a 2Otyear-old
negro, was sentenced to 60 days soli'
tary confinement in the county jail
at Texarkana after conviction before
Judge Nolan in the Arkansas Police
Court. The charge was that he used
profane and vulgar language over the
telephone to a young woman opera
tor.
Ernest Sloan was painfully injured
recently while riding mule near
Green Forest He had tied a corn
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kick his mule but kicked the corn
knife instead, and his foot was pain
fully cut.
C. c. Colburn, senior editor Of the
Ozark Democrat-Enterprise and one
of the best known newspaper men in
Western Arkansas, is convalescent
after peng dangerously i'll for three
weeks.
J.'B. Hill, manager of the company
sinking the oil we'll at Nashville, has
returned from Oklahoma where he
secured an expert driller to finish the
work Of drilling the we'll here
]. B. Richardson, pioneer Of Missis-
sippi county, and one Of the founders
of the village of Dell, eight miles west
of Blytheville, was killed by saw
log rolling from a wagon upon him.
! w A. Moffett, who has for many
years been editor and publisher Of the
Monticello Advance, has retired from
the paper, and c. c. Wilmington has
| succeeded him as owner and pub
! Usher.
A cypress stump caught an over
! turned motor car that had plunged IL
feet through a bridge, and prevent I'd
the car from crushing out the lives
Of five persons near Portland.
The First Nationar bank Of Fordyce
/ purchased from Charles Mckee the
building it occupies and the building
occupied by the Home Shoe and Cloth
ing Company for $1,000,
The Stuttgart City Council purchas-
eed an automobile fire truck and hose
wagon, to be shipped at once, The
horse.drawn appartus and team will
be sold,
A good highway leading from New.
port, in Jackson county, to Memphis
via Harrisburg, has been completed
between Harrisburg and Newport,
with the exception of about six miles
a portion Of this being in Jackson
county md q portion Of it is in this
county.
The matriculation at the Fayette
VILE university at the opening reach
ed 20S, an increase Of about 10 pei
cent over the opening day Of any pro
yious year.