Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-12-01

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 Walnut Ridge-Eight joints of the huge smokestack of the Central Power and Light Company plant here was blown down by the recent storm. |
 Searcy.-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bridges the murder of their ten-months-od daughter. Sept. 10. 1 Bald Knob.-Directors of the drain age district met here recently at the office of Judge Gull L. Pearce, attorney for the board, and discussed drainage matters.
 l Texarkana.-For the first time in the history of Miller county a jury of women heard a. case in court and ren- dered a verdict of guilty on a charge of liquor law violation. l
 Searcy.-Arrested as an accessory in connection with the murder of his 10-months-od granddaughter, Tom Bridges is being held in the jail here awaiting preliminary hearing. 1 1 Searcy.-The third monthly trades day held here was a success from ev- cry standpoint Interest was more uniform and general on the part of farmers. Farm products were exhib- ited at the Chamber of Commerce. 1 Do VoL ,J livery man for a local grocery store, is suffering from injuries sustained when the horse he was driving fell down and threw Johnston from the wagon to the pavement.
 in Baxter county this year was the largest ever raised in the county, nearly every farmer planting a small l patch. A good many are being sold on the local market.
 l Little Rocl1.-Arkansas Natural Gas company filed in the Pulaski circuit court petition asking authority to put 1 into effect temporary rates which would be flair and reasonable" pend- I ing final hearing of the appeal from the Arkansas railroad commission.
 
 I Little Rock.-Gov. McRae honored the requisition from the governor of ] Colorado for the return of John Mitch eliot and his wife to that state to ans. swer a charge of padding the payrolls of hotel at Colorado Springs. Hope.-Mrs. D. M Friganza, local manager of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Co.,, has been declared the win ner of the business-getting contest con ducted during the months of July and August, and is in receips of a hand some banner in token of her triumph. Morrillton.-Large crowds heard Dr. J. w. Cline of Somehow, China, at the Methodist church recently. His mes sage was very interesting MT. Cline is the president of a great university at Somehow, China, and is well posted in all eastern questions
 Heber Springfield Reed, attorney of this city, and who has been deputy prosecuting attorney for the past two years, has announced that he will be a candidate for prosecuting attorney of the Fourteenth judicial district at the coming primary .
 
 Texarkana.-''We, the jury, find the defendant guilty, as charged, and fix his punishment at fine of $100 and costs. Mrs. T. F. Crabtree. foreman. l" Such was the verdict returned by a ! jury of women and two men in a re- cent liquor trial.
 Little Rock-In order to secure suf- ficient funds to rehabilitate the old state house on West Markham street, the commission recently appointed by Gov McRae today laid plans for a statewide campaign for funds to be- gin immediately
 Searcy.-Will Rainey, arrested here about two weeks ago charged with poisoning his wife, was freed when a report was received from the state chemist stating that there was no trace of poison in the stomach of the woman.
 Little Rock.-In order to secure suf- ficient funds to rehabilitate the old state house on West Markham street, the commission recently appointed by Gov McRae, have laid plans for a statewide campaign for funds to begin immediately.
 Fort Smith.-No hope is entertained for the recovery of Cecil Wells, driver of the car, and Mrs. Alex Lancaster, injured with seven others recently when their automobile plunged 40 feet to the ground from the interurban yiaduct.
 Little Rock.-J M s. Wharton, sec retary and general manager of the Helena Gas and Electric company, ap peared before the Arkansas tax com mission with a petition for a reduc ton in the assessment valuation o1