The Nevada County picayune., 1919-08-21
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 with a list Of such lands aud dstA concerning them b. his department Jim q Ferguson. commissioner as mines, manufactures and agriculture issued bulletin fa Whfeb boz tF seribes the value to Tho state ard ths community of an iumigraur Little Rock.-1he state wide conf r. ence of the workers In the 'Bapfss S75,000,000 drive vas held iast week at the Second Baptist church heal | quarters. with more than zoo people in attendance. Besides the county aH= ganizers, publicity secretaries ant other official workers. there were T number of the leading pasfurs ant laymcn from different parts of tho state present.
 Fort Smith. - The Sebastian CauH. l tg Federation of Labor went on roe ord as opposed to another special se5- sion of the legislature The fcderf ton adopted a resolution which zaff that no good could te accomplished by another session and that calling the assembly would only prove an I other drain on the public treasury Newport.-A shipment Of wheat as the cooperative plan Was mad" b. farmers of Jackson county. the whEat was sold to a fouring mill in tha state that is paying 10 farmers SID per bushel.
 Searcy.-Lonnie Gresham. son rt N. l.. Gresham, has returned from Franco,w here he was with the A. f F. for more than q year He fought on three fronts. but was never wounded.
 Jonesbcro.-The comittee in cnarEs of the annual picnic for The Craig head County Farmers Union Is pre- parlng for the biggest event in the history of the union. to be given at Nettletor on Labor Day
 Little Rock Major Virgil A Bee- son of Morr.lton. formerly of the old Third Arkansas Infantry. arrived in Little Rock from overseas. accom- panied by Mrs. Beeson, who went fo New York to meet her husband
 RussellvilIe - W R varnado of Osyka, Miss. has accepted position as teacher of mathematics and diree- | tor of athletics in the Russellville Agricultural School for the coming term. which opens this month
 Jonesboro - Picket Post of the American Legion of this place has planned 10 give "get togcthef dance" at the city auditorium at an early date in honor of tho soldiers who have arrived from overseas
 Dermott. - Hon Harvey Parnel'. planter and stock raiser of this place. and representative from Chicot coun. r. in the last Legislature, has an- nounced his candidacy for state high way commissioner
 Searcys-Better telephone service is promised Searcy patrons by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com. pany. which is arranging to put n new and greatly improved equip ment
 Mountain View-John Hill Of SyI1- more, 6 miles north of this place, found pearl near the Perrin place on White river, which he sold for s1.- 0oo.
 Camden.-Th- annual barbecue and fish fry in honor of Confederate voter ans was given by residents of Camden at Marmaduke Ford on the Ouaohita August 13
 Mulberry.-Between 40 and 30 car loads of peaches have been shipped from this place since the opening of the season. The long dronth has cut the crop short to some exten1.
 Glarksyille. - Extensive improve ments are beng made on the main building at the Arkansas Cumberland College in preparation for ;he fall term.
 Pine Cotton Belt Lodge No. Fl has adopted resolutions endorsing the Plumb plan for government own ership and democracy in the opera ton Of lhe railroads.
 Pine Bluff Jefferson county hcs 25114 school children, according to figures recently tabulated by Colll- " Superintendent F. G. May
 MontieelTo-S J Ruel has arrived from Greer Forest 10 take charge of the poultry department of the Monti- cello Agricultural school The school l bought 40 acres of land adjoining the school on which is being built up-to- Ia