The Pulaskian., 1921-10-27
State Happenings
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H. 5S oGAeT ulSlilGt Tn the western portion of the ctv to supplement- the old state sewer and to provide drainage for large area in that section, the work of securing an, otner petition that will conform with sne law must be undertaken, 1t was announced here.
 Dierks.-The blaming mill of tbe Dierks Lumber and Coal Company now employs 9 men, working two shifts. '@o Little Roek-Circuit Jufeo < Y Nicely of Marion, recently appointed by Governor MeRae to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge R. Il. Dudley of the Second Judicial Cir. 1 cult, has tendered his resignation be. cause of il health. Governor McRoa last night had made no appointment although he had tendered the office "a ex-5enator J, NJ. Futren Of Paraccnld. who had refused it.
 
 Little Rock.-Violation of the fed. eral and state prohibition laws con. tinue to occupy the attention Of the local courts.
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 Hope. E. NJ. Goodwin, genera! sec retary Of the Y. M. c. A., at Pine Bluff. was in Hope in the interest Of the state Y N. c. A. and the Petit Jean mountain movement as a perma- nent recreational and training camp ground for the boys of Arkansas Mir. Goodwin says the work is receiving liberal support in spite of the finan. eiai stringeney, and that the camp site will eventually De well equipped.
 Ozark.-The missionary societies or the Methodist churches in the Fort Smith District held a conference here.
 Blythevilie.-Blytheville's pickle pro- duction is s10,00o It is estimated that this amount has been paid out to cucumber growers who have supplied the local factory with the means to operate. Farmers have grown a guar. anteed acreage and the demand has Teen steady. The revenue per acre ex. eeeded that Of cotton CT grain.
 
 Gamden,-The quorum court of Go lumbia County will convene again when the question of county farm dem onstrator and canning club demon strator will be discussed. These work. CTS, who have been employed by the county court for a number of years, were voted down at a recent meeting Of the quorum.
 Newport-Sheriff George R. Hays has lodged a charge of insanity against Claude Hager, white man, who is being held in the county jail charged with being an accessory be fore the fact to the murder Of Jesse Ford, near Newport a year ago, and for which Otis Harper was convicted and given a life sentence in the peni. tentiary one month ago.
 
 FayetteYille.-A Dodge tayicab, be- longing to l. H. Martin, was destroyed by fire here recently. The car caught fire from spark from the battery and although the Fire Department was called and a quick run was made. the ear was damaged beyond repair be- fore the flames were eXtinguished It was insured.
 Fayetteville. The Pre-Meidcs Club of the University of Arkansas has met and discussed plans for the year. The nre-medics are the students who are taking prerequisite work before enter. ing medical college for an M. D. de gree.
 Conway.~-FeTty-nine children, grand children and great-grandchildren of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Tyler attended a family reunion given at their home, two miles south of Greenbrler the occasion being the sixty-second birth day of Mrs. Tyler.
 OZark.-The residence or MTS. Elid Moorlock. near Toft. 12 miles north east of ozark, was destroyed by fire recently. All the household goods, in- c,uding a piano, were destroyed. The loss was estimated at s9,000.
 Fayetteyille.--A beqaest of $9,oo0 in rcbolarships in the University Of Ar kansas to be divided among four or five relatives was made by Mrs. Clem- entine Boles. whose will was read by her attorney in the presence of heirs recently.
 ptggott.-A large delegation of Ma cons from this place Monday night at tended the home lodge of Grand Mas tar W. W. Magee. Eastern Star Lodge No POT, about four miles north of this place.
 yit+1e Rock.-The outstanding feaI'
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