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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21
CLINTON PLEASED
 WITH GOOD ROADS
TIMBER BUSINESS JUMPS
Clinton Democrat Tells Some of Bene- fits Highway Has Brought
 To Entire County.
lClinton Democrat.l

One of CllntOnS best known cltl- zens last week made his first trip to Shirley this year, or since the com- pletion of the highway. He took over load of barrel slaves and at the in- stigation of his son loaded his team heavier than he thought advisable But the team walked along with such ease that he really regretted he had not added another 500 pounds Re turning home he is said to have ask ed, how in the name of heaven did we ever get along as long as we did with the roads we had? And there are hundreds of citizens now travelling this road, and some of them living from five to eight miles off the high way, who are asking the same ques- tion.
 Tuesday of this week a truck load ed with heading bolts yarded at For mosa made two round trips to Shir- ley-a distance of 23 miles Twelve feet was carried at each trip. the freight charge for hauling being SIS the cord, or net return of $30 for the two trips. The same day N. A. Simpson of Scotland hauled from Shirley, via Formosa, 1000 pounds of flour and feed at one truck load and on a two-ton truck at that. Clin- ton trucks, loaded both ways, that day made three round trips and by delaying supper little past the usual hour could have made the fourth trip.
 Had 1t not have been for the build ing of this highway the present high prices paid for timber, to say nothing of the higher prices previously paid, would have meant practically nothing to the farmers and timber owners of this neighborhood because of their inability to have got their product to market. AS it is thousands of dol lars are almost literally being shovel ed into their coffers and all because of the building of this road.
 But that's not all. It's not merely the people of this immediate vicinity. or even those living along the high way, that are receiving direct bene- fits as result of the road. Farmers and timber owners for ten miles south of here, living off the highway for four or five miles are feeling the bene- flclal effects in the way of employ ment at greatly increased wages as well as finding a remunerative mar ket for their timber.
 All along this highway are bolts, both slave and heading, hauled in plece-meal loads from the hills and hollows and yarded to be subsequent ly hauled to market. We doubt very much if it could not be stated as fact that some men living along this highway have profited, through the marketing of timber, more than enough to pay their entire road tax for the full twenty years the road bonds have to run.
 Y Monday afternoon We heard one young farmer decline the offer of SIP to transport newcomer" his wife and two or three children l2 or 15 miles to the interior, explaining he could make as much hauling a load to and from Shirley and that it would De easler on his team, than the journey suggested And this newcomer" was gong into community that by peti- ton last winter defeated the possibility of getting a highway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21
TANKS GET PLACES
 IN HAMMER THROW
(By Un ted Press)

Antwerp, Aug. 21.-McDonald and Ryan of the New York Athletics Club were hrst and second in the Olympic hammer throw finals to- day. Sweden took third and fifth places, Canada fourth and Finland sixth.
 Figgerio of Italy established q new Olympic record for the 3,0O0- meter walk. He negotiated the dis tance in II minutes, II 1-5 seconds.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

Germs a~e plentiful in the summer air, We breathe them every minute. In health they do no harm, but to those who have bad liver, disordered stom- aeh or constipated bowels they mean a spell of sickness. The best way to in- sure your health is to take Prickly Ash Bitters. It purifies and strength ems the system. Price $1.25 per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21
} TRAINMEN DEAD
 AS CARS DERAILED
lRy Tnited Pressl

Grand Raplds, Mich, Aug. 21.- Three traMmcn were killed near Schol- crafc today when freight train on the Lake Shore line derailed and over turned. The trainmen met almost in stant deaths as the ears rolled down the embankment. Twenty-four cars were derailed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

i-'- -A.'' '" fi-.F .N'f 'kl'f.k George ste-mer a05 : F s.rmer p.ai7.sr.
 No an-l
 The T.AH"~0 Hos Of Nery r Van Ftten.
 Martin 'fH Martin. tho Trt-cvn Heirs of
 IH' 'av thi-ur aea tNo T-rE,-rrn Tft,rs er
 F.""F, W Northan. pcf.r'--,-
 a, ''.re hereby r'e'n taaf 'tore has hcor f.'d in IT. oFlco as C'ers of fhe Faulkner Cfarco-y Cnr~t. petition r.~ -ro crrgrrna- tien .f tha tit.r of the cra,+e.s. 0gar+er or 'he No~'ho.. 0Hortar. ~5r--j~a-.. 1-,-t,. t4r4. Acres. more or less +te Wet rq'f or the Northwest Quarter. containing Firhtv ts0) Acres rrarc CT -ess. inc Car,rv-a.. 0r.~.,, cantainirg One Far1~od and eivt. rfo Aer"s. more or less. and the West half of the Southeast Quarter cor+afvinr Fiprty fQol. Acres, more or less sh '0 Section Thirty. three l331 in Townshin Four (4j North of the Ease i0e Tn Rarrn Thirteen ftql West of tho Fifth Principal Meridian and contain inc in the aggreoate Three Hurdrel and Sixty t56o( Acres, move or less in Faulkner Coun- tv. Arkansas and tho uletng of the title to the same in George Sterner and R. F. Cterm- or petitioners herein The unknown heirs at law of Marr F. Van Ftten the unknown heirs at law of Isaac Bass. T s Martin. TTna Mar in. the unknown heirs at law of nanley 1 thism. and the unknown heirs al law of Rob ert W. Wortham. and any and all persons clalmnR said lands or part thereof ar ir- teres' tharein hereby v-arned to annaer ir ~" Faulkner Chancery Court on the 27th day of September 'a2O and show cause why said title to said lands should not he confirmed in the said George Stermer and R F. Sterrner ! and the deeds alleged 10 be lost or destroyed established and restored
 Witness my hRnd and seal ne such Ch-n- oerv Clerk of Faulkner County. Arkansas this 'f'h day of Auotist 1920
 fSn"N W WHIOn0N. Chancerv Clerk s-lsdlt-w5i ! Wendell Henry Deputy Clerk. George F Hartie Solicitor for Petitioners.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21
TO WORK CEMETERY.

There will be graveyard working at East Shady Grove near Rev. P H. Glover's place, Thursday, September ?. Everybody come and bring your dinner and plenty of tools to work with. Contributed
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

For Sale-Five room plastered new house, modern with bath and pantry rooms sleeping porch, lights, on x. Ash St. Call at Quality Shoe Shop or address W. F. Murphy, 1915 Lin- coln Ace, Little Rock. Ark.-3-19d3t
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

Misses Iva and Myrtle Bullion. who are guests of Mrs. C. (. Pnson. have returned from a visit to relatives at Nilonia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

We claim that our bread is the purest kind of food and the increas- ing business we do backs up this as- sertion.
 There's one way to test our bread, and that is to taste it. Make it a member of your family-get into the habit of ordering it by name.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

Legal Blanks for sale at th- office
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21
FEATURE AT IDEAL.

"The Fighting Shepherdess,' Anita Stewards latest production by First National will be the offering at the Ideal theatre Monday and Tuesday at both matinee and night performances The locale of the photoplay is in the west, and is said to present Miss Stewart in new and charming role It is said to be fully up to the high standard of feature pictures which this theatre has established by pie lures as the bills opening each week.
 For Sale-half acre lot m South Waco, Texas. Half mil from Baylor University See Tom Graham "t Log Cabin Democrat office.-dtf.+
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONFIRNA. HON OF TITLE AND WARNING ORDER
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-21

Legal Blanks for sale at this office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
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Mighty Whele.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

A Degree Ct Sympathy N.eee5 BY
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U. OF N. NOTES

4 unique affair was staged SacIr-
day everi-g IN -ha gym when r1e
goods gave : leap year da--a fc- lie
t-1eS. 81 the Track C-uo. For -..e
frs ti,Ce this year. nearly al lie
fellows have been attending classes
lad il t1e.- brigt .est p!-Cage. and
wearing their most attractive smile
in order % catch she approving e. =
= scrle fair cC-e<i. Although count
less speakers have informed Us u.
chapel that tbs : ve-y I:1y word.
ye- il SEEMS t-9GrdiesS, because ua-y
e me yoCne men claim that rh-v
have travelled Ihe Maine campus all
Eeek. apparently unable % a.crz--
Ihose who were not asked have 1cs
abb that -hsre were not enough CO.
eds - take all tne fellows. anyway.
Aside fran that. Il was really q
very good dance. Names excellent
student Orchestra headed By Dog
Turner. rendered re latest pcpE.a-
music n z STYLE t1a- eft nothing 10
Be desired. The only Criticism az The
entire e"sniue. was that he te.Icrs
WHO resided off r.e campus were
crueI,. abandoned. and compelled ID
walk hone unattended
Scab5ard and Blade. the honorary
military fraternity a. Maina. he'll
cEei- annual Initiation AMI banquet
N March ~ and y. last Wednesday,
and Thursday evenings. TIE :ni,.a-
.i7a vas hid n WinSlow hall. IN
Wednesday evening. The taa1rat
vas held az the Bangor house u1
TEursda: evening Three honorary
Members Egere Initiated. James :.
Gaanetc, registrar Of the univers;.-:
Captain Luther P James. I. :. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
New Corporations

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business. Approved March -
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& N--l = --->-- -sl- --t'--
shall carr On business : stcf'n. P-esi-
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