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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-12-31
Worlds Most Valuable Book.

The most valuable printed book in
the world is the copy of the Bible
printed at Mainz In 1926. and com.
monty known as the Mazarin Bible.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
MoINrAIN roRK roInLEs.

sam Fields made a business trip to Mena Friday.
 Earnest HairgvoVe attended singing al shady Point sunday.
 There was sinElng al Shady Point sunday. and a fine time iS reported
 There win he singiug at Mountain Fork sunday at 2 p m Let everyone Bro. W. N. Martin was forced e n0Sipone his regGlAr appointment at SnaSS Point on account Of sickness. Mountain now Mir. and Mrs Frank Anderson have one and also Mr, and Mrs. oscar Cummings
 Afr. and Mrs. Mart Ellsworth left Tor Scott county Monday in response @ q message that Grandpa Burden. Mrs. TitSwerth's father. was dead
 The Mountain Fork ball team played the Shady ball team Saturday after noon. the score board running i Co l4 sa favor of Mountain Fork The bows are expecting shady 10 come here Sat urday, kverynne Is invited 10 come and bring someone with them
 on Saturday night. April r. the death angel visited tbe home of Jacob Keller and took the mother of the home Air Keller and family moved to this country, from Guthrie. NaS about three years ago. Mrs. Keller s death was not unexpected. She had been suffering for the past three months WftG q severe sore or cancer. Bro. W N. Martin was called to con- duet the funeral services at the Mountain Fork cemetery. Mrs, Keller leaves husband and two danGhters.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
oFAt orFasRINc~.

 F sss~E vsssssA ih Heati ssi- MeS $ As Lofts has been serlausas < il fcf se'>cfsi weeks
 4essa tocisef went to Big Fork sn & 1s cstspn Seess Monday
 Mrs sAoek Turner aE Cotton Rers sS reRprtess xeFY lew as this we4gfne
 Afen and tsAntha Aflseck of Big Fork visited over siQndaA nkeht At the Acapwr home
 The Nall e&rne 0uAchita vS Unsf tn N&tATaaA resulted 3n A score af fn q tr f2xor uf ossSchita.
 Sfa& N Ioale carrier cn the Nnst- Nes Sirf Star rqute. is ea 4es eorin.y 10 fH4Sf ste iria thrice A week in a car
 tergsnc hasl storm visited thfs sec aaea >1naA&. Apsgl s. making grow{ne craEsS &na al tsSetAtisn look like Af. && tEe war EardenS
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 - fef> 4NtAeF Smith returned from 4t ter Tex last weak wNtrf hn hzs atseesas ssansr6 Mrs Smith The latter Ys Ea&1NN z cuu3St {n book <ee43ess at ths NtssneSs cosleSe located there. & k " sSe1<r received 8 letter last Sek From The superintendent of the
 A1e Hospital StAtinx that his sister MtsS SoSa Pearl lad much snsnrcveS ti.saAlN slnee her admission to his
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
wrcNEs WAVES.

Q, E Lee went Co Mena on business Monday.
 Joe Ross made business trip to MeHa Tuesday.
 Mrs. oza Embry Is visiting relatives and friends in Mena
 pr IT B Young or Cove was Tn Wickes Friday Of last week.
 Oiin f.ehow, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Joe Lehow. is reported very silk.
 Remember the prayer meeting on "Wednesday night. Eyerybody come.
 Mrs Mary Cupp went 10 AeGNccn sunday evening e visit Mrs. J. r. Aven.
 Mrs Lee Latimer and daughter Hazel are reported very sick with the Bill Winfield of Roaring Springs Texas, IS visiting friends and rela- Bonnie Duesett returned 10 her home sunday after a visit with reia- Airs. John Rose spent few days with her daughter. Mrs. George May. living east Of town.
 Mr. and Mrs Walter Armsifeng' aS- companicd by Mrs. C. H. iett. Sr.. left for their home in Rockport. Tex.
 Mrs. Jno. Kinder loft last sunday for Finite to spend a short visit with her sons Walter and William Flnisy
 Mrs. James Ross and Miss Beulah Ross spent Saturday niEht and sunday near nreket visiting relatives ana IA E. Compton and A. C Higginbos tom are prcparinG 70 have new homes built They have already planned their location
 Miss I.lKzia Cannon of puekett and eNNiliiam BurS of Giilham were married sunday evening at the home of the brides parents.
 Mir and Mrs Claude Duncan are the parents ef twins that arrived Friday morninR Mother of the babies is re- ported very low
 Our Deputy sheriff. Joe Ross has been called to GranniS twice last week And yeSterday was asked to help Nep- utg Reyes in securine 8 usan east of here
 City. Mo.. iS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. B Bradshaw Of this place. Dr Rollins IS nsthe sick list this week.
 K. T Jenkins died April 2s He lived in nuranEp. Colo, VIII Jenkins re- ceiVe1 a neSsaGe that De had only been sick few days He sold his
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
hlrs MaIvlna orrlck

Friday afternoon at the farm home near Dallas occurred the death of Mrs orrick, wife of $. P. Orrick. She was s years Of age and Is survived by the husband and seven children, three boys and four girls Mrs. 0rrick wss the daughter Of gnrsn4ina 2 well known resident of Howard county The remains were taken 10 Kirby Ark. for burial in,-Besr Creek cem- efery The trip was made overland. 8 motor truck being used as a hearse, the funeral party starting the 50 mile ride Saturday morning.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
DaILAS poINss.

The han storm did great deal of fAmaes Sunday afternoon.
 Many of the farmers are blowing op their corn and planting a second time, Misses Margaret and Maud Clay vaS- tted with their aunt at Hatfield last week
 rhe pie supper was drowned out Sat uraAy nieht. but we will try aEaln next Saturday nfgbt.
 ode Milihan and Jake Robertson went fishing Saturday bat returned sunday morning on account Of the rain.
 Bro. ! V. Kelley preached very in taraSsinE sermon sunday morning XerK few were out on account or the cloudy weather.
 The school children are arranging for an entertainment at the close of school and from aas we hear about is, it wiil he a great treat to all who attend
 Mrs. orrick. mother of six small children, passed to the Great heyond Friday At noon. The remains were talk tn tn Ntrhy. Pike county, for b0rial The father and little ones have the sswn&thY of thH Unole Dallas Valley. Mrs. x E Titus and Mrs R $. Piich- et1 af Eittle Rock left Friday after neon 2tfeF snen0inG several weeks at North View Farm. Thsy are so de- AghteA with tho splendid water and u7eGn44ig scenery that both expect to return Si few weeks
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
CENTER POINT cIRcLETs.

j. a. Maddox marketed fat hogs in Mena Tuesday.
 w B. Shinn of Ransom was the guest of T IT. Maddox Monday night.
 Miss Gertrude CurtriEht spent the week-cnd in Mena. the guest of friends.
 In spite Of the cold a good crowd was out Monday night Go hear w. R. Shinn.
 Mrs. Emma Chamblin and children Of Mena spent last Tuesday at their farm here.
 Clarence owens Of Potter and Elmer Earnest of Rocky were callers at the C. R Cnrtright home Sunday morning.
 John Hamby and wife returned Mon day to thelr home in Oklahoma having spent a few days at the home of J. R. Hamby
 Mrs fsanc Saurbaugh spent last week at the home Of oscar Cummings assisting in caring for her new grand daughter
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
cRtNNIs ANS

Alex CoSle was in Nena on business last saturday
 oas doctors say that we have two cases ef smallpox.
 }, |, Bennett was visiting hnmefolks st Srannis sunday.
 Jtn1 ghcke0s came in from Louisiana flor a short visit last Saturday.
 Mrs Anna Mathis and Mrs T. S Frye visited relatives at ktnE last sunday.
 q k Gtll of Mens was ln Grannis last week on business With Alex Coyle.
 Emmett Lindsay of Mena visited rel stigeS and friends at Grannis Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs r. J. Sehuster spent Sunday at TexArkaua with her husband, who has oil interests there.
 nr Fl C. Mullins was called on pro- fsSstoNal business 10 d point east Of Wfckes Friday riSht
 N T Allen and family cf onitaGue. Tex faS bouEht the AfckcrV place and hesa moved te sHanniS
 M Al2NsnS had inc honor last W eanesaAy ef sAipping the trst crate or straw berries from GranHis this sfaSen
 DeerasiS and Slk shirts. ganehanl dresses aad sf1k St0cksngs make com asnaffenS that viii never lower the cost of htGh hNing. wholesculed re- turned to the use af ea1 clothing will Gc thr trick
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
sAvE YouR CHILDREN.
2 Arkansas oazette.

From the Arkansas Gazette.
 The season is at hand when news papers urge editoriaily the necessity for local sanitary surveys and adyo. cate anti-mosquito and anti.fly cam paigns During the past few years such editorials have come to be considered almost as much a part of spring as the flowers.
 t is difficult to write anything on this subject that is unhackneyed and has sufficient punch to attract the at tention of the people sought to be reached. The people know their prem- ises should be cleaned up. that weeds should be cut in order to de- stroy breeding places of dangerous in sects, that flies should be killed and that every pool of stagnant water should be removed They know. for they have been told many times. that a few spoonfuls of water in a tin can wiIk furnish breeding place for dis ease-carrying mosquitoes and that t is wise to punch a few holes in the bottom Of every empty can, so that fl will drain itself. They have had these things drilled into them until they are tired of them
 We'll have 10 admit that editorials urging fly swattiag and mosquito cam paigns are likely 10 be boresome. but in closing We want 10 call attention to the fact that prompt action in line with these boresome editorials may save some parents the awful sight and the heartbreaking memory of dead baby lying still and white with all the dear prattie and enchanting smiles gone forever.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

Neryous auttering or palpitati0n of the heart does not indicate heart dis ease, generally t means disorder in the stomach and digestion. Prickly Ash Bitters IS mans remedy for soch ailments. It cleanses, strength ens and regulates the stomach. liver and bowels, removes the cause of the heart symptoms and builds ID 6 strong and vigorous body. Price sI -2s psr bottle. Jackson Drug < r. Co. and Guunels ( McCcy, Special Agents .-Adr.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
cMw COTTON IN ILLINOIS.
Seed Brought From Polk County Pro
 duces Lint Near Kankakee.

One of the curiosities in plant life grown in Kankakee county, Illinois, last year, was stalk of cotton, which was grown from seed that originally came from Polk county A. P. Schott, whose mother carried the seed north, has received a clipping from the Kan kakee Democrat which tells in an in teresting way the story of the cotton plant and what was done with its fieecy lint. The story follows:
 Grandma Van Yoorst recently pre- sented to Helen Cook, her great grand daughter, who is three years of age, a dolls quilt and pillow. The quilt was pieced and quilted by Grandma Van Voorst, who is in her eighty-sec- ond wear. In addition t6 this, the cot ton used as a filing for both articles was raised the past year by the aged lady. The seed from which it was grown was brought from Mena, Ark, a year ago. by Mrs. Addie Schott.
 it was planted in a sunny and shel- tered place and with careful tending, developed into a strong plant, with 15 well-formed cotton bolls and others less perfect. As the season advanced the plant was covered at night and when the danger of hard freezing came it was cut of close to the ground and hung in the living room, where the bolls ripened and burst open, mak- ing a novel and unusual sight.
 When thoroly dried the cotton was separated from the seed and prepared for use. No whiter cotton ever grew in the Sunny South"
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
More Voters Than Last Wear.

A total of sl67 poll tax receipts have been issued to date by Sheriff J. A Thornton and several hundred more are expected to go into the hands of voters before the time limit expires on July l. The total number of voters is expected to exceed by at least three hundred the number of last year. Many women are also taking out poll tax receipts in order to vote in the pri- nlaries and at the general election in November in event national suffrage become effective. Sheriff Thornton has also issued to date 4Sss tax re eeints
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
EeGER EcnoEs.

Elton Philpot who has been sick for two months Is slowly improving. The hal storm here Sunday evening aid considerable damage to the gar drns
 Mrs Williams Of near Midway spent Thursday night at the home of her son, Levi Wimherly here.
 The literary at this place Friday night was a success It will be chang sd from Friday 10 Saturday night. and the next meeting will Dc May & Every body come.
 Among those who failed to reach their homes sunday on account Of high water were William Barton. Marvin Jackson. Richard Wimberly and Clay ton Anderson.
 Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29

nie Co visit and take part in their class Mrs Steve rlayfOrd of Mena was vis- iting her sister. Mrs. C. w. Jackson, the pAst week. she returned Co Mena Satur- day, and will leave for Atwood. kas., soon.
 There was a candy breaking at the ID B Roberts home the past N Netines- day night. ft was enjoyed by a nice crowd Of xoung and old. who played ganes and listened to the Grafonola. Bro. Walker of Oklahoma preached at this place sunday at eleven and on Monday night He Is a teacher of music. and may teach a singing school later. He likes the people nf Alder Springs too well Co stay away.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Returns to Relatives and Friends.

Mrs. Josie Garden, who has for some time lived in Oklahoma City, is in Mena for few days to visit with friends and relatives. including her youngest boy, Grady Garden, who was recently freed at Murfreesboro in con nection with the Glenwood bank rob eery and is now free man and mak- .ng crop on the farm near Mena. alrs. jarden. whose life for several years has been full of trials and tribu- iations, now desires nothing 50 much as 10 spend her remaining years in peace and quiet with her relatives and friends in Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Msnz scy Will co to China

Joe Parrish of New York City is in MeRa for a short with his mother and other relatives and friends The young man since leaving the flying service of I'ncle Sam, serving overseas, has been connected with She American Flying Club al New York City- He Is on his way 10 China to enter the ser vice of the Standard 0il Company and. expecting 10 stay at least three years tn the Orient. stopped for visit in the old home.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
uoLLY HooTs.
Sunheanl

The farmers are preparing to plant C1ttou in this settlement
 The Holly Springs club met Tuesday. April Is. at the school house. Miss W oodS gave us peanut butter demon stration IL looked so simple that even the boys said they believed they could make peanut butter, There were six members present and three absent We had three visitors. The following offi- cerS were elected: Allegra Fleming. president: Wayman Goodne1 vice pres ideat. Miss Elsie Goodner, secretary, and Miss Faith Bogle. reporter. Miss Woods will give us a light bread dem Onstration when the club meets again. Everybody may consider themselves invited,
 A Ralnhnw Smile.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
SWEET POTATO PLANTS

Sweet potato plants ready for de livery. Certified seed, treated by gov ernment. method against disease. Price Ss.50 per 1000. Best references. Send orders early and say what time yon want them shipped. Plenty for everybody and prompt shipment, quick delivery. Porto Rico and Nancy haA Harris Plant Co.
 Adv. ls-st Texarkana, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Fire pestreyed Dining Tent.

Fire destroyed the dining tent at Early & Jones camp near Golden Rule farm Tuesday morning. The tent was l6X24 and Is believed to have become ignited by sparks from the stove. The eommissary building was not dam aged The highway contractors have only small force of men al camp now, being forced to wait until money Is available or the bond issue. which will De soon. the commissioners be- lieve.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
rNloN rNrrs

 Asf and Mrs Clsa1 Clark ~cnt ta NenA Monday
 s. E.. kenSWcrthN has MzoFe1 his f2m&fe to h&s SAw1Nff1
 T, As Earl charged the Union Grove 3ipRznE val last week.
 The SAnGaN school Was a success last SanAzy At 8a5on Grove.
 Ehe farmers Apprec4Ate the rain VI hieh fell SafaTsiay and Sunday Ax and Mrs Morrison have ntovpz tz tnsiS 1ew home. the A. 3. Palmer fsrrn 1essn Earl spent S&snrzAr n1rhs ard Sanaax w4tA NT Ana 9rs. 2. A Earl ef NemA
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 Aass Nsukh Haehra kz6 hra&Aars zuhn 4ssa ANs4nA srEas SeaAas nfgAt wlzA hdT Axsa Mrs r. T Reed
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Wagon Yard Handles Feed.

A statement made by the booster writer should have been that Cham bers Bros. purchased the Polk County Magonyard on the Southside. They will handle feed in car lots, furnish camping and stall privileges, and their friends will be glad to hear of their prosperity. They were raised in this section. but recently returned from West Texas.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Celiinr Clnser tn the Markei-

Clande Clark, one of the best known truckers in Mena's vicinity, has made arrangements to get closer to market He has sold his place northeast Of the city to ]. H Ewing and has bought the FretE suburban place of | acres on the southside. The deals were arranged by the Payne company. Mir. Ewing and c. P Hasse'l have jointly bought the ). B. 5es.rey l9a acres south of Old Potter
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Disastrous Hall Near Namhle.

Harold Daniels, who took a funeral party to Howard county by truck, re- turned to Mena Monday afternoon, having been delayed by Sundays storm. In places this side of womble the young man says that he drove the truck over green roads, the unusual color being caused by the leaves and branches of trees that had been beat en of hy the terrible hail of Sunday Afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Miss BenIah Neal Weeds.

Samuel H. Copeland of Nashville, Ark a well known young business man 9f that place, reached Mena on Wednesday morning to wed Miss Beu- lah Neal, one of the city's best known young women. The wedding occurred at o'clock at the Baptist church, and the young couple left CT the after. noon for their future home at Nash vile.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
lury Cenlan't Arree

The last jury trial of the week in circuit court resulted in a hung iury The men vho heard the evidence in tas case cf D E Scott against .. J. krnh-y, reported to Judge Steel after the nocn h0ur they couldn't agree and -s~ 7s-'a' SS- e@iSzii- inc suiE was over commission ln g land deal and will os tired ever again at the fall tern nf court.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Assessors fer Big Fork Razd.

Assessors of the Mena-Big Fork Highway were sworn in Tuesday and began the work of making assessment of benefits against lands in the dis ulct- The assessors are T. ]. Ed wards of Big Fork. Holder Williams of Board Camp and ]. r. Averitt of Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
NpNLEY NEWS.

Mrs Clark Is able to be up this week Ezra Rrumbeiow is suffering from wound on his leg.
 Joe Sale IS at home for few days visit with his parents There was quite a hail storm at Nun ney sunday afternoon. NIT. and Mrs Raymond lsom have moved to Niena- They are planning on running a roominC house. Bro '. " Kelley failed to i'll his reg Clar appointment at this place Sunday Afternoon on account of rain.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Farmers complaln of prnness.

Farmers who came ta Mena Satur- day nearly ail complained Of the unusual dryness of the ground. which has in many instances become rrusp and hard the past week. The dryness has helped these who wanted to plant cotton extra early and the week has seen many acres planted in Polk coun- V, tho the bulk of the crop will go in later
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
PAINTING BIDS RANTEn

Sealed bids viii be received for the painting of Old Potter Schoolhouse up uatil June l, 1920. Specifications for painting. quality of paint to be used, etc. may be had by addressing Olin Turner. Route 2, Mens. Right is re- served to reject any and all bids.- Adv. oS-2t 1s-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
p.>so,t pruRIrs

Ransom is far from dusty this week.
 \. A. Blair is improving his home considerably.
 Quite few Ransom folks were trad Ing in Nena Saturday.
 J. K Mount has been seriously ill the past week hut IS some better at this writing.
 W. n Brisow returned last Thursday from Texas where he was transactins business.
 Mir and Mrs ]. R. Wallace and chill aren of Mena and Mfr. and Mrs Walter Gray and daughter of Dallas were visiting with }. K. Mount and family SundaN
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Loalsaana Family Gets Rene

Mr and Mrs. E } Hornshy and soz of Russsen- La are in Mens and ready to take possession oi new hone iu she ozarks- They have purchased from ". A DsngheEsy the latter's 40-acrc place 51st west of shs city nazr tha Oliver school honse. The sale was made thrn sAs Hamilton aFenxy.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Carries Stelsn PistaI Is charre

Aecuse6 of having stolen . pis- sol. ceeil Barkley, young naAn living Bear aoc2na IS saio to have carried T zTc1ssa with him. He WAS irsssses ay tAe grand jury and on Thursday N'As arrsste3 hy Deputy Sheriff B. <. liancAn. BarAley gave bond for his aEs,sarAzoe in circuit caars this week and WAS allowed to continue his work
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
ROCKY RuMnLEs.

Roe Hin is on the sick list this week.
 Virgil Earnest was a Mena visitor Saturday.
 i Fair and family are moving to Afena this week.
 Dr. B F. Dunmsn and wife motored to Mena Saturday evening.
 The recent rains have put the farm CTS behind with their work.
 C. B ConnaNy went to Mena Tues day Go set goods for the Rocky store. Dr. B. U. Dunman reports the birth of a daughter last week to Mir. and Mrs. E, l. Terrell.
 1 S Pollard and daughters. Miss Goiie and Miss Lois. were trading in Mena last Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-29
Win Get weIeome. without poubt

Mir and Mrs. J E. Woodson left Thursday afternoon for an extended visit with relatives at Texas points, expecting to stop first at Denison. Mir. and Mrs. Woodson will no doubt receive 3 real welcome wherever they stop for unlike most guests they are taking along g trunkful of good food products from Polk county It is their intention to distribute the samples of home cured ham, canned fruits, jel- lies and other good things among the relatives they visit. Before ieav- ing Mr. Wodson said there was no telling how long they will be away from Mena, but t was certain he and wife will return.