The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1918-03-08
especially from the border CONN.,
to insist that some relief be a;,' 'f's

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Never has there been .ueb
lar demonstration as is tat;.@ pop
state by storm in the preserves D
the War Savings Stamps cams On
A house-to-house campaign - pa'sa
Rock was mace in three evening. .,''s
week by HOO workers, and tbs ss = =
wonderful success and found IL. a
it fine in all except the raras. Spa
stances. o.
J. T. Lasley of Mississippi ...
reports that he presented the u usaa
to a negro church on the riva matte
Blytheville. At first they wa. s
responsive, then he appealed to w.
that the money was to be used t @se
rescue the Russian people from j.
cry, such as the negroes tbam.a aa'
had suffered. Then they snbss.s
an average of s21.8O per CAN'T !,
man, woman, and child in the oo. W
CATION. He had made the annos1 4s's'
could not resist. - 'pei
There is one phase of the War g.
ings and Liberty Loan camna;on. ~
is not often considered. This !, % ~
fact that subscriptions to these a.
are building up reserve tina, ~
help tide the people over the n..
of REIMBURSEMENT that must com.
ter the war. The character ~ q
adjustment is as uncertain and ,.l
lematical as the conclusion of the w..
itself. But it is inevitable and J,
certain there will be radical -.
formation of all things omnss.a
industrial, financial and socioloa,l
when peace brings about rs,ns
of international sanity.
1t is not as though the money v..
contributed as a gift-it is a,
vestment in a fixed security that *
return with interest to the loval ! I
liens who have loaned their savings HI
the government to prosecute the W, L
And instead of facing populs, I
ficit in state finances. our eiti,a,
will have reserve upon which m,
can rely for their requirements T
SULPHUR CITY and BLACK OMI
Sunday was "a rainy day. /
DR. Swift of Elkins was in NJ
Black Oak neighborhood Sunday {
Hosea Benbrook of Harris bouaI
a load of corn from Jim Terry Satin
day.
Lone Star visited at the FaIbgE
home at Trace Valley Tuesday afs /
noon.
Misses Matte and Thelma WiH.s
made trip to Elkins Friday aits
noon.
Than and Manuel Watts of Du
ham were pleasant callers in Suphal
City Saturday.
Mr. Bird and family of Goshs
moved on Polk Phillips place nsr
/ Black Oak last week.
Mrs r. A. Scott of Fayetteville as.
tied her parents Mr. and Mrs ID
Williams here last week
Mrs Ben Hicks and Mrs ShachI
ford Of Carter we're pleasant caleb
at II +. Heads Wednesday afls
noon.
Mr.. Logan returned WednesaI
from Ada Okla, where he had bee
to visit his daughter who has be
very sick.
Mrs. Flint Mhoon and baby Of VII
man are visiting her mother, Mrs u
A. Douglas who is very sick at th
writing.
Tom Pearson came in home ffs
Texas last week. where he went q
look out location. They will esV
next week for Texas. We regret ssr
much to see them 80 but wish ths
success wherever they go.
Hugh Laymon who has been sd
for long time died Sunday night .
his home northeast Of Sulphur an.
will be buried this afternoon (Nof
day. at the King graveyard neai
Black Oak. He was 81 years old an
leaves a wife and sons and Z dstf
tiers. One son, Otto, is somewfef
in the navy, one daughter Is IN 0sf
Hernia and one dsu9hter IS n hsa'S
The other children live IN this con-
munity. Especially do we extend o@
evmpathv to the ones who could Do
be at the funeral. May the hofa ivy
them is the prayer of Lone staf
MORE FRESH AIR-MORE Eou'
The hen house needs fresh ans
much in the winter as IN the SUNNI
1t is as necessary to laying hens
clean water and good feed bs'l
ventilated houses cause hens 10 "
vitality and lay fewer eggs, and
hens often become sick and stop "
ing altogether. Ventilation IS a''
ed also to keep the house dry--iOe
stand cold better than dampness' =
further information in regard 70 Wv
try. write to II. b, Lansden, EXC
L.. l.