The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-30

farm produced thtS season dhOut tWicP as much of both straw and grain per acre as other varieties.
 The school k improving it's dairy and swim herds, having recently pur- chased from the secretary Of the American Duroc Association some blue ribbon Bnrucs They are also on tho lookout for suitable shorthorn and heof type cattle to add to the ler- sey and Holstein hcrds.
 A complete eouaa. in cotton grading will be conducted this term under sn- perVision ef q government agent.
 Monroe ]. Blocker of Fort smith, a linemar. touched ? wire charged with 2.3oo volts Of electricity and i5 aliya. lie was at work on the top Of pole when he came ia contact with the wire. He WIS rendered unconscious and fell on transformer, Whieh caused a short circuit and saved his life.
 More than 45O.000 acres Of land In Fort Smith trade territory in eastern Oklahoma will he sold at public sale between October n and October 3l by Gabe r. Parker. comm ssionor of the Five Civlized Tribes The land belongs to the Choctaw and CAicEa- saw Indians.
 0. R Ewing of the firm of o. R Ewing & Co. certified accountants of Memphis. accompanied by q staff of assistants. T. N 5l5.#. I. R. Clinton aad R A Tucker. have arrived at For rest Citv and are mal5ing an audit oi the books d.ld f,eaals of he ofs cials of g. Francis county.
 The NortH Franklin county Sunday school convention will be held it Mineral Springs. eight miles north of Ozark. September & \ good program will b. prepared for the convention. T. l.. nickerson of Watalula is prcsi- dent
 Jake Graf of the Farmers Supp1v Company of Walnut Ridge slipped ard fell on a sidewalk there d few days ago and broke kHeecap. which had been broken in a fall several years before. He was taken to St Louis for treatment.
 Seao of the larcest ard mos pro- lfdc tcmatoos ever grown in Desha county are in the earden of Mrs C. Rev, nl9e of NrGahee The vines measure l1 fact high anu are vet bearing fruft fo within one foot of the tors They are of the Ponderesa va- riety
 remn7nv l.. Second Arkansas Ma ao"af Cnar1. h9s now -"ttlod down i to da#,r avlle Naev Gs"feAora.e vet eran aea comug to ola to see the i hevs drill. Al express tho opinion the the company is mak k.az q good showing
 rornN Iudgo George B Ewtng ot i NcGehc srs nn,ehassa tracffon n. esne. NtffA vf' ha azed n building ro7a= thsauet1 pasha county. Tho .ractee is. noW in Use on roads neas Ddmas
 rrdnettial Agent Stewart of the Nissorri and North Arkansas Rail- way. -cperts thr arrival at Alpena of a herd of M white faced uerefords, shipped from laree#steek farm in i TeX1s.
 nr Lincoln Mcconnell, L. l.. D, is coming ta pate+yiae ear'v in Septen- hor .o delivcr lis patriotic lecture. "The Dcvil and ;hE K3tsNr He held a revival hore several wears ago
 1's -ertt fo inauenrate m occu- patton license tax on the Arkansas side os fGe ely af faNarkana was as lr #nars bamaH. TOT to 235 aeasaa aaial election
 r eretas las hesn awarded for f'fa Azai#4s of larst bridge over ua#t eH~ fa~r no~b of Cnrnins aH. he.5@e has loo~ been needed ia tHsf --es# #oo
 Ant=aa7 sa ansd a.= =an a"a af htatkheuie5 to t9o toV9a ot FeaneJt ana Piggott this year
 
 Naarpsnv rade up largely of S'. Lou caa'al.4fs and some residents et NJ hyt'a in Howard county. are p'anr.nE to fncara large manganese and ron ore smelter in Nashville .o handle he OF from the mines in north Howard county The company will spend S50o 00o on the plant.
 Mariapna is suffering because she has not better railway passenger ser. vice Two of the passenear trains | h,D. tol.,,, FT.f5,,