The Monticellonian., 1919-05-23

n sAs BazFd sz Missions
 Temporary laszacsseas 4ere d=Eis. a botA ths cases ot taa Arkansas Corporation Commission zHd = tHs citF of L5ttze Roek aEaInsf The S0uta- zssfe-n Bezi Telephone Company - pzohi6Iz 5t from continuing 70 =at Ia- +e eGeef 5ts neE rates b. Judge Je- esh T=zsheH n United States District Court Judge Trzeber sad f Aoalf = useless se gise an opinion iH thesa eases aatiI similar eases HeR pea1iaz i7 United states Supreme EoaEt ara decided
 Aa5asant General Lloyd Enz,ana received a communication from Cf9 William \. 0~ubey O he 142nd Field ArziiisEy. formerly tha old Sscoa# Arkansas Regiment. saying that CT account of par O Ina hatfzzzoa doiE Z convoy dg,y RitA the Army Of 0ccv- patton and another sezmens fung fo- tEe Artillery school at Camp da Va dahon. she azttalzon probably v=ll ret embark for hone ant!l June :
 The seed Committee Of =he Profit able Farming Bureau met Eilh the managers e he different school dis trfess e the county 9Ifh 2 vIe9 70 taking care Of he increased aeHeaga os peanuts. There ara a great many people Hho are making arrangements 10 foIIeE their ozfs xzth peanuts
 Adam Trelschmsnn of C1ozseit- dis t5fcs manager Of Fhe Methodist cen-e usry dFzFe 5a the Monticello district. sra " p Hsalsx of Monticello pre- sIa.ag elder = thIs district. have sheir orzznizzttcn nerfscted and have con hdeace fhzt fAeir district NiEl 20 over ;hs top
 Faulkner : maintaining Der 1ea5 oYsF Paaaskf county a the ieac.ae ez- ponent = hog shipping ea the eo=oPe 7aiiYe plan according to Distrie. Agent John (. Barnett. who states -hzf Faulkner nox has nine carloads credited. ss compared xith Pulaski.s eight
 r petitions noA being circulated n Jefferson county asking Governor B-oayh 10 cal a special election for ths selection of county treasurer. arz ignored. friends Of Frank Par sons sax fhey may bring a test SUI 70 determine the legality e the govern crs appointment
 Members q the Arkansas Sssts Baard af Medical Examiners present ed to Dr F T fsbeli ot Ho-atio. re tirIaz president baautlfal silver loving cuD in token Of their app-ecis- ton of hfs services.
 The stetho1fsts Of ParaEoald are making zood progress fn fhe coiiecs Ion of fkeiT p-ossfs ef The Ss5.aao- afa eense-a-1 fsna To men have suoscrtta8 sz11
 r Ezrasrsou. .B1osz College an beng distributed =5as I'd $ , mesf azsfse- fsFa r1 ##-F HauE aa 1
 The m s-n4sI nee.rz ot tas Sazs5v ezss1n A-kalszs Gam azo41e and Watermelon Eeasaszs & he'd s Ns
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 Tae ksszs=zz aa8aezz se=.s a=,s Us annual meeting Lltzte Rk Dr E Ef#5z ef Fayetteville Bsss dsz os 4ae =se.eas presided
 Ge-4e1 % Feax Has been app61-s4 by former --cretaHy 8f tae treasury William [ NcAdoo. 70 repFesea5 A karszs ir tts uar5ol atde ezIs8Easlt.a ot 5oy ss9lr 3ees. June .o1t
 The Hztes7iHe Chamber ot c0-1 nerr- unanimously eaaorsa a5 tas f- menfst.on ot ta9 school board Tor 1--usill ehs8i sa
 Surveyors a1e working un th Bafesvffe Mammoth Saane hlga war
 Sat ta althsrzuding tAa late adverse weather conditions tae stravb berrs crop ts very good la thls section. ana. the plckers are al busy gathering the berry crop
 Governor Brough appointed John Allen as constable of Crooked Greek L0noke County. 10 succeed George C Hughes. resigned.
 4 new bank has been organized al Stamps under the name Of the Bans Of Stamps.