The Pulaskian., 1919-05-16

&Ew@ST BT0HSH was ln9 HFSJ to sign up for gac tour The object of the trip is Se give leading Arkansas farmers arss business men an idea of the agri cultural conditions in other states so fhAS Yhey may utilize these ideas III Improving conditions in Arkansas. It is dfcSIred that Little Rock business ruen shall have large representation un this trip and at the luncheon the objects and many attractive features or the trip will be explained.
 JUST PARAGRAPHS.
 Representative Baptists from va rSoa7s sections of the state held con ference at Little Rock to discuss plans for raising S25O,0O0 for new buildings and endowments for Gen. traE College. All agreed that the cam pafgn was progressing nicely, with every prospects of success.
 Strawberry shipments continue to increase in White county the cold rainy weather of the past week not dzxnEag5ng the crop to any apprecia hYes extent, though the ripening was delayed somewhat. The berries are cg fine quality and are bringing top prices 5n Northern markets.
 WTn Ramsey, a young negro sol sl5cE, who served few months in Cnes If the camps in this country, Nsas taken from the jail in Blythe ville Ty q mob of determined citizens s.nsl given several hundred lashes for writing young white girl love let ter
 j. r. Backstrom, county agent for Washington county, has announced tJxe organization of a pure bred Short N0rYx calf club. The members are hays and girls ranging in age from II tD IS
 Ssfevzens of Marianna filed a com pYsfnt with the Arkansas corporation commission asking that the service esg the Marianne Light and Power Cu1npany was very bad, due to uE. ss4srviceahle and appreciated machin- cry
 The Arkansas Division of the Trav- csexav Protective Association mas eSerfed the following officers for the sznwalng year: President, F. T. De- axssngs seeretary-treasurer, R. H. Thompson.
 County Agent Steele Kennedy is rnagIng an effort to get the farmers GT Gslcbourne county to plant peanuts. Vi vs planned to make several car- lead shipments co-operatively next Fau- rce
 !. IT. Full of the marketing division of qhe University of Arkansas, re turned from Alabama. where he pur. chased for the Arkansas Cotton Seed tsrushers' Association 500 tons of White Spanish peanuts.
 Abigail Culpepper. aged 12, fell YrcszE. her fathers riding horse at os- ceoES and. fractured her skull. She Sstexz A short time later.
 -Khe Lewis Mill Supply Company tss been formed at Helena with q eaDxai stock of S15o,0Oo, of which $laaOB0 has been subscribed,
 Arkansas will be well represented zf the world cotton conference which
 nr1A lat Hs-fs- Commissioner of Agriculture, Ut vTse request of the executive com ruiffee of the conference has appoint es2 a strong delegation of Arkansans.
 The Texarkana Chamber of Com rnerce has begun the issuance of a weekly paper, the first number of which is just out. It will be devoted to ehe commercial and civic interests eyT she city and community.
 .The debate between the University ar Arkansas and Oklahoma A. & M. sx Fayetteville resulted in decision Srxu 10 one in favor of Arkansas.
 axkansas and Oklahoma basSers to the number of several hundred held their first joint convention at Fors Ssntth-
 FauTkner's first carload of cattle on tEsa cooperative marketing plan has been shipped. It comprised p head of cattle. being sold by 12 owners.