The Pulaskian., 1921-10-27
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 ,ss--A'-----.---.---s.---~ Walnut Ridge-Homer Mays, assist. ant cashier of the Lawrence Coun,y bank, who owns large farm in Ran dolph county is preparing to gather a large pecan crop. MT Mays has many trees of the thin shell variety, and the yield this year bids fair to be enormous.
 Dierks. in this section O. Howard county have pledged 142 acres to be planted to strawberries next year.
 Little Rock.-J. II. Carmichael. To cal attorney has been retained by the Pulaski County Taxpayers League to test the legality of the Little Roek-ITot Springs Highway District assessments. bIr. Carmichael said he would bring suit to annul the assessments It is claimed that the filing of the assess 1 ments was in violation of an agree ment entered into by the commission. CTS of the district to refrain from fiji ing such assessments without first presenting them to the taxpayers. as. sociation and the beard of commerce
 
 Conway Hendrix College band gave a concert at Perry under the di- rection of Huber E. Mutt.
 
 Blytheyilie.-As evidence that build ing in Blytheville has been given add ed impetus this faI, announcement is made that several new business houses and residences will be constructed in the near future and in fact a num- Der of buildings are now being built Fayetteyille.-Pearl Hatfield, 40. is seriously injured as a result of an ax wound sustained, it is charged, at the hands of Bill Mccormick, who is un- der $500 bond for preliminary hearing. Eureka Springs.-IIomer Barker kill ed rattle snake that had eight rat ties and a button.
 Mountain Home-The Baxter Coun ty Chancery Court has convened at this place, with Chancellor Lyman Reeder of Batesville presiding on the bench. x
 Hoxie-Curley Carter, at prelim- mary hearing, was held for the grand jury on a charge of murder in the first degree in the killing of c. c. Abernathy. 30, last Friday. Helena.--Col. J. c. Rembert, for more than 30 years county and probate clerk of Phillips County, died at his home. 503 Columbia street, after an illness Of about two days.
 Camden-The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of Bearden met in regular business meet ing recently and elected officers for the ensuing year.
 Coal Hill.-Practically every well in this vicinity is going dry, and water famine is threatened. It has not rained in this section in several weeks. Helena a--The Lions Club heard Senator P. A. Deisch on the advisabiI- ity of constructing hard surface road from the Marvell road near Trtnton across Indian Bay countrs to St. Charles, Ark, distance of 13 miles.
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 Fayetteville.-Adley Gregory. Fay etteville High School graduate. has just been awarded $400 scholarship in Harvard University Gregory is student at Harvard at the present, his work rating at highest excellence" winning the coveted honor.
 Heber Springs.-A Liberty truck, sufficient winter clothing, four ma chine guns and other equipment were delivered here by Capt Sam c. Herrin and Sergt. spaunhorst for Company "E", First anti-aircraft machine gun battalion.
 Van Buren.--The Fort Smith and Van Buren Boy Scouts will hold spe- cial memorial servicetat Van Buren in memory of the late Theodore Roose- velts birthday.
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 Mountain Home.-The Baxter County Chancery Court convened at this place with Chancellor Lyman Reeder of Batesville presiding.
 
 Fayetteyille.-Plans for the annual engineers day celebration of the College of Engineering, at the Uni yersity of Arkansas. have been started.