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argue with 1t.
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The Reason Why.
She-He's my best friend.
He-How long have you known him
She-Slnce yesterday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
RAvENDEN SPRINGS

The protracted meeting which
has been gong on at the Methodist
church for the past week Is doing a
great good. Several conversions
and much interest manifested.
Walter Blankenship of Poca-
hontss was here a day or two last
week In the interes; of the Star
Herald.
T. K. Lane aud family of DonI-
phan came down last Sunday for a
few days visit with relatives.
Coda Rogers, who has been work
ing IN a blacksmith shop at Doni-
pban for several weeks came home
last Sunday to spend a few days
with homefolks.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
MAYNARD
the week

The Maynard Baptist Academy
opened Tuesday, Aug. 90, with a
good number, enrolling for the years
work Prof. II. ID. Morton, Supt
of Mountain Schools, in Arkansas,
was present to assist in the opening
aud delivered quite an instructive
lecture on the responsibility of
teachers and pupils. Several talks
by citizens and many other inter-
esting features rendered by members
of the faculty. Promising outlook
for the years work.
Jas. A Lentz, one of our good
citizens, died Wednesday morning
Aug. %. Our sympathy Is with
the bereaved family and relatives.
K. G. Mock of the Maynard
Nero Co.. and John b. Shaver of
the Shaver Mere. Co. motored to
Little Rock, starting Monday.
Burley Weatherford of near Yer
non was IN town Tuesday.
s. l. ID. Smith of Twelve Miles,
Mo-, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
A. Short, this week. Sid is one
Of our former business men of MID
dlebrook.
J. A. Crismon, Tom Redwine,
Tom Johnson, Horace Swindle, Cat
Crismou and Others motored to Big.
gers Wednesday. The first three
mentioned as viewers of new road
toward Pocahontas out from Big
gers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
BRAhEBILL

Mr.. Lowell Waldrou will teach
our winter term of school
Sunday School at this place was
we'll attended Sunday. Mr.. Sam
Lindsey came over from Middle
brook with his singing class and
rendered some very good singing
They will be with us again Sunday
afternoon.
Tom Johnston was 10 this com
munity last week buying cattle. He
bought 80 head from Joe Brooks.
Joe Wilson and wlte visited Mrs.
Wilson's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Diggs Poyuer, of Maynard Friday.
Eta Waldrou, who is attending
school at Maynard, visited home
folks from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Thalia Shaver aud FerraId
Bolen Of Maynard are visiting May
Shaver this week.
Mrs Diggs Povuor visited her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Satur
day night and Sunday.
Hite and Jesse Mock attended
church at Stokes Saturday night and
sunday.
Lewis Wilson aud family of May
uard attended church at this plac'
Sunday and took dinner With hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fess Waldrou Wis
tied Joe Perry Spikes SATURDAY
night and Sunday
Miss Willie Tucker and brother
Earl, are visitirg their cousins, Jew
ell aud Dee Tucker.
Mss Lula KIDD aud Doris Wal
dron took dlnuer with Etta Wal
dron Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01

Rector G. Parker came IN from
Saudheimer, La, to enter school
here.
Miss Carrie Jackson OF Brookett
Is visiting IN Maynard this week.
G. H. Carter brought in a load of
fence post for the DormitorY lot
Thursday morning.
If folks could see their own faults
as we'll as they can see the other
fellows, how much better place this
world would be.
If it Is gentlemanlY to swear in
public, why don't we all do it? II
It is not manly, why does any one
do 1t? Any young man who will
deliberately swear in public shows
that he does not respect his mother
nor his God. Take the mother out
OF politics aud save the homes of
America. Keep the mothers at home
and let her save our boys. A moth
er is worth much more IN the home
than she is at the polls. The moth
er's teaching should be of more force
than her vote. Let her teach the
boy right aud he will vote right.
Tom Johnson, the stoekman, Is
getting together another load of cat
tie for the market
Rev. 5. l.. Johnston of Middle
brook aud Rev. James Hill of Cali
iornia were IN town Monday.
When the people begin to come
back to God In real eruestness Of
heart and contribute to God the
things which are Gods, then pests,
famine aud droughts will disappear
from the country. Read Amos, 4th
chap; Malachi, 3rd chap: Luke
aud chap.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01

D II. Holder informs US that he
finished his work on the tax books
last week,
Elmer DAVIS, member OF the
Davis Mercantile Co is spending
hrs vacation at Hot Springs.
The school at this place will be.
gin the first Monday in September
Joe s. Decker was making prepar-
atoms to move his family to Poca
hontas, but when the big oil boom
struck here Joe said there was MOTH
ing doing IN regard to his leaving
Ravenden Springs.
The citizens in aud around Ra.
venden Springs are very much
stirred up over the prospects OF OF
and gas at this place. Gas has beer
discovered in several different places
on James Greek. aud 1t Is so neal
the top of the ground 1t is said that
a hole two feet deep made with
small stick will fame up two ol
three feet high. Hundreds of peo
pie have witnessed the sight IL
different places. Men from Edo
RADIO and other oil fields say we have
iue prospects and 1t is probable
that a test we'll will be put down
here. People are coming here
everv day from everywhere to view
the sights.
Mrs Lee Davis is visiting rela'
tIves at Tyronza
MIS-. Arthur Lane of Maynard
was visiting her parents here first of
the week
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01

Mrs. Josie Shaver visited her son,
Joe Brooks, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Joe is IN very poor health.
lie has just returned from Colorado
where he has been tor his health.
Several from this place attended
singing at Middlebrook Sunday
night.
Abe Mock Is attending school at
the Maynard Baptist Academy.
Alvin and Oscar Shaver of Pal
estine attended church here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Buel LOFTS OF May
nard visited Mrs. Lotus parents,
w. L. Mock aud wife, Friday night
They were accompanied home by
Miss Oulds and Myralon Mock.
Mrs. Leoda Seawel and children,
who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Edwards, of Pal.
estlne returned to her home here
Sunday afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01

d. Potter of Imbodeu brought
out some cattle and put them on
pasture on ]. G. Williams farm.
Oliver Wells and family spent
Sunday at the home of ]. j. Brooks
Mrs. Marion Knox of Memphis,
was called to the bedside of her
grandmother, Mrs. Wright. last
Thursday.
Mss Neoma Davis has been serl-
ously Ill the past two weeks with
spinal trouble DR.. w. w. Hatcher
Is treating her.
Sam Songer and wife and daugb-
ter spent Sunday at the home of
William Hudson.
NJ +. Henderson was at this place
last week driving some cattle off the
range to ship while the price Is
soaring high.
Herbert Songer has been suffer-
ms the past two weeks with a large
abscess
There was an Ice cream supper
and singing at the home of J. J.
Brooks last Saturday night. There
was large crowd present and plenty
of cream and cake for all.
Harry Krger and wife of Okla
homa left last Saturday after a visit
with bus father, q. w. Klger, at
this place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
PETIT

Cutting and ballng hay is rusb.
ing in this nelghborhood.
Mac Kentz and family we're din.
ner guests at Uncle Gid Porter's
Sunday.
Sunday school was we'll attended
last Sunday. Let's all go promptly
at 10 o'clock.
All this community needs real bad
is good roads and preacher, to at
least preach once a month.
Mrs. Frank Busch aud ohlldien
OF Success visited friends here the
last Of the week
Be booster for the Farmers
Union. They meet each Saturday
night.
School ls progressing nicely
There should be better attendance
Sam Agee and family visited
their father and mother at this place
Sunday,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
aAMIL

Corn cutting seems to be the ordei
of the day at this place.
Will Roach has been right sicl
but is better now.
Bill Johnson of Oklahoma is Wis
lting his sister, Mrs.. simney W1d
die, at this place.
Henry Blown aud family spent
Sunday at Mr.. MontgomerY's.
Alvin Tyler ia holding very inter.
esting meeting at Gravesyllle.
Miss Pearl Massey was the guest
of jamie Roach Saturday night.
Tom WarueIl was here on busi
ness the last of the week.
Several from this place attended
church at GraVesviIle Saturday
night.
Fred Bridges and wife visited at
c. L. MasseY's Sunday.
Henry Brown made business
trip to Pocahontas Saturday.
Several young folks from Oconee
attended church here Sunday night.
There will be a call meeting of
the church next Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of eIectlug pastor
and clerk for the coming year. All
members should be present.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
Late County News
BIGGERs

Mr.. and Mrs. Erman Conner Of
Tulsa, OKLA, have been visiting
relatives and friends here for several
dsys.
A. u Sohnabaum OF Pocahontas,
was looking alter business interests
here Saturday.
Harry Hite and s. F. Harrison
made a business trip to Pocahontas
Saturday.
Mrs, Myrtle Bowden Of Biggers
and Roy Atkins of ST. Louis were
married last Tuesday morning IN St.
Loais. They will make their home
In that city. Their many friends
here wish for them a long and
happy married lite.
Leland Mcleod aud Miss Frances
Andrews of Walnut Ridge were
guests of Miss Ethel Dickson the
first Of the week.
Miss Marie Bigger of Pooahontas
was IN town Monday organizing a
music class Tor the coming school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schuabaum
returned Monday from two weeks
visit 10 M 'mmoth Spring.
Among those attending the Meth
odist Sunday school training school
at Paragould this week are, Rev.
Willis Cooper aud family, Willie
Davidson and family, George John
son, Harry Wilmington and Miss
kdns Evans.
Walter MoCrary, Tom Shores and
J. S. Dickson drove over to Jones.
boro Thursday.
Glenn Cox and MISS TOla Hlte
spent Sunday with Miss Loretta
Holland at Skaggs.
Mrs. Eta Evsns and family and
MISS GussIe Hambrck spent Sun
day at the home of Miss Chflie
Poynor at Maynard.
We wish to correct the statement
made by the Shaver's Eddy CORE
spondent in last weeks Star Herald
in regard to the cotton crop. The
cotton Is opening fast and the pros.
poets for reasonably good crop
look promising.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
UNION

Jim Lindsey and family, Aunt
Caroline Lindsey aud Lillian Lind.
ssy all spent Sunday with Johnnie
Jones and family.
Uncle Thomas Jones, who has
been sick at his sou, Johnnie's is
able to be lhoved home We are
glad he is improving.
John Rapert and wife spent Sun
day with A. T. Rapert aud family.
A A Rapert is in st. Louis with
a load OF cattle.
Mrs. Pink Franklin and children
are visiting with relatives AID
friends here for few days.
Charlie Pitman and family have
moved to MIddlebrook. He is en-.
gagedSn work for Earl Spence
Aunt Mary Spence and Lucille
Pi,mIn aud Irene spent Sunday
with A K. Swindle aud family.
VIII is Henson, wife aud little sn
have been visiting his sister at Wal.
nut Ridge tor few days.
Claud Murphy and wife made a
business trip to Maynard Saturday.
lThad Corlee aud the Daugherty
boys we're IN these parts buying
sheep. | thluk they made pretty
good on finding few for sale.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
OLD JACKSON

While fishing last Wednesday
evening Grandma Wright slipped
down a bank and broke her left leg
about half way between the knee
aud bip. DR.. A, G. Henderson and
DR.. c. D. TITLES were called and
setlt. She is getting along fine
She Is more than 20 years old.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
SPRINGFIELD WAGONS

Get our prices and get your new
wagon from Bal'z Mercantile Co.
Pocahontas, Ark. 81.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-01
piles Cured In 6 to a Day:

Druggists refund money II PAZ0 OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudne Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can ga
restful sleep after the first application. Price UDS
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
JUDGE HEARS TESTIMONY
Legal Action Between Danielson People. Comes Before Court Here

Judge Kellss heard testimony in the Superior Court, Putnam, Tuesday in The case of Elmer Bnndamour of East Brooklyn w theE II Reach Company of Danielson The court action grew out of an automobile acei- dent 1t Daniels5n last February. when the auto of the plaintiff and that 0f the defendant company. were In col lis4an, the former being damage i quite a bi. and Mr Brindamour hurt 60 Verely that be was unable % work and under the aoctor's care for about nine weeks lie seeks sl490
 images from the Reach company, for comp peHsat#ar for t5st time and for damage done h.s car
 The poat at issue iH the action entered chiefly in regard % the dr.- rer ta blame for the crash Each side .f tae ease held the other respousi5' and introduced testimony and es- aanee 10 uphold their contention Following arguments BF Che opposing attaraegs. Judge Kellogg withheld decision
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
OFFERS s REWARD
 FOR NEW STUDENTS
Evening School Adopts Unique Scheme to Secure More
 Pupils

The evening school z seeking to ia- crease 5ts heIpfa.ness hs enrolling aa additional number ef papils For tha rarpaza last Monday contest was #et ia motion among the day pupils of che city This contest viii continue untI the Christmas Faea- tI0a
 4 pHa of f.e dol ar s offered % that room Of st Mary's setse. Wa pupils adding tae uaa. taH-a tas evening a8. enroll meft A like prize offered t9 taat room i1 the pubic h01 winch saaH brag a thr most aars. 4 reH scholar must attend a' Ieast three evening" ia order tHat enrolment may c94rt
 Hree scholar rau fzz the fz time he teIs a He hH t8 attend. and the room ta which persuasse ct8 be.1Hz FEaa credit.
 Thr the method winch other schools 1 tHe state base s.eA AsIsa good rezuitz Children can efteH Ha- fuerca Harsats and friends when a3 one els succeeds.
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
RETURNING HOME
N Irving Ballard. Hart at Rio de
 Janeiro. ia Bound For Ne~ York

Word has been received at the MeE- -saass National Bank. Boston. that W Ir.lag Ballard of Bo, ,sn and Daniel son. one 1f Che vice presidents. who #as seriously injured when tram ear ln which be was passenger fell down a H#Ils.8e near Ri0 de Janeiro on Oct gZ being brought 70 New 0rk ar sHe steam sip American Legion 5f tae Munsar Line. While Mr Ballar4 8s la sersels condition stiii. he was DO zrEs6as t5 be brought back t9 ths country and placed n the care 9f rI= asu efF ag .r aa American h9spita. tHa- t aseme1 best fo move him
 Bfd and one 9f theF
 aaa aF- s#th Hr B1IIar5 and sseg from Rl8 de Janeira laa. HHar=t taT. their steamer H due in Sew York oa Nov Z8 Every care vas # kan ir Hosng Mr BuHari on board t1a ship end all possible precautions t5 Irs a comfort or tne passage home were made
 IHe famH8 physician and one 9f zfr Bu##ar5s br1thers and possibly kzee nreaaeHt and Cashier Frederek Wte of the Merchants $atlsna. BarF viii 5e oH hand to meet the parts. tae HHy .eIan going down ta aaarzatae = board the ship there through arrangements made by Mr Wa.te Whether f 0dll be necessary t5 rsre for Mr BuIlara q few days iH Eeu York before bringing hlm 70 B8.taH sal depend on the effect of fHe tHIrtes1 days sea tup.
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
ATTENDING CONVENTION
Local League of Women Voters a;
 Bridgeport

Several local women were in at- tendance last Friday and Saturday at the meetings of the State League sf Women Voters. held at Bridgeport Friday noon Mrs Sikolof of Putnam was present st the testimonial lunch con tendered Miss LudiHgtsa. nation al finance committee chairman. and her workers. Besides Mrs. Nikolof fhere were present at the convention Mrs Francis Upton Johnston and Mrs. Fcsdick Harrison Several women residents of this vicinity were present at the School Of Government and Pol- itics held Friday and Saturday at Clark Univer lty, Worcester. for which a notable program vas aHHaag- ed.
 The first scientific information on agriculture 10 Russia from America since i9I4 was literature recently sent by the United States Department of Agriculture.
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
AGAIN
 AT BRADLEY WEDNESDAY

ii comedy night NHs observed again tH5= week WedHeday at the Bradley Theatre, when tHe eHtir- m3sI program Has made up af com f8Tas Th Idea aas tried out iast month and .5z ? 1it packed t9u almost book fine building to Its fsuH- tatlau ue tHe roar nf laughter that aare created by the =nez of pictures Another crowded house rewarded the management for arranging a see9n ]
 4eh program
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
CITY COURT IMPOSES FINE
 or SEQ FOR INToxlcATIoN

Two eases occupied the attention of The Cts Court Saturday morning-
 John GartIaHi waz presented be- fore Judge Gessler on the charge Of af6zIeatiar H. was fne8 S20 and costa
 Arthur TetseauIt aas before tae court on similar charge H. was placed 8r probation for six months being ordered into the custody of Probation Officer Peter Gardner
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
CANADIAN A. (. PREPARES
 FOR ACTIVITIES OF WINTER

Piars for tae siHter season are be- Ing made by tHe Canadian Athletic Club cf the North End I'm erTaa- izatigd Ia thriving eaa8ItI9a Ha1 Isz member aaa looking faraas ta ta= asa#5 tournament HHHrH Hr Indoor sa#a THeae a4 be arranged and played. 8lt the date for tHe meaeemaat af ,ae H8oar competition has not Vet been announced Chief IflteFest 6aHfers IH checker calling ia 10 a4e Che large board The lab has some of fae mo=t able checker piayeH in the etv and interest i1 ttH par f8rular game E. keen
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
LEONARD BEAUsoLiEL PAYS
 VISIT TO HIS PARENTS HERB

Leonard Beaaseiiel. son af Nf and Mrs David Beau 9ileI, who s station ed a. Hampton Roads. Norfolk, Nir-
 ua. and elesk IA the Navy. spending week at the home of hi- parents coming here t9 attend Che wedding 1f fIs sister Bella. which took place HuesHay
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24

The high school graduating class of Bledsoe County, Tennessee. was awarded certificates of excellence in Bible study at commencement
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24

A hydroeleetrie plant with capa- city of s4,o00 kilowatts, operating a 200-mile line will be constructed on the Shinano River in Japan
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24

Indians of the Aeoma Pueblo. near Albuquerque. have consented to the filming of a religious cere- monial dance.
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-24
Thrift

Just like Savings Bank-Small pay ment now and your car will be partly paid for by next spring-You might not save otherwise.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-04-07
PROMINENT MEN TO ASSIST
IN BIG COTTON DRIVE

Prominent speakers both from Ok
lahoma and outside the state will
address a series of meetings sche-
duled in nearly all cotton counties
next week, April 10 to II. These
meetings are being held preliminary
to an intensive membership drive to
be staged by the members of the Ok
lahome Cotton Growers association
during the week of April 1922.
Speakers from outside the state
include: Charles S, Barrett Of Union
City, Georgia, national president of
the Farmers Union; Aaron Sapiro of
San Francisco, nationally known at
torney represents more than 40 CO.
operative marketing associations; c.
0. Moser of Dallas, secretary of the
American Cotton exchange; Walton
Peteet Of Dallas, manager field ser
vice dept. Texas Farm Bureau; ].
+. Montgomery of Dallas, secretary
Of the executive committee of the
Texas Cotton Growers association;
]. S. Kernachen of Florence, Ola
bama.
Men well known in Oklahoma who
will address cotton association meet.
ings are Carl Williams, editor Okla
homa Farmer-Stockman and presi.
dent American Cotton Growers ex-
change; John A. Simpson, president
Oklahoma state Farmers Union; w
A. Conner of Saltwater. Director OF
Extension; John Fields. Oklahoma
City editor Oklahoma Farmer; Johr
A. Whitehurst, president Oklahoms
state board of agriculture; w. X
Shelton, Assistant director of exten
sion.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-04-07

Gussie Jordan are hired for another
term. These arrangements have the
school affairs in satisfactory con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton spent the day
Sunday with Mrs. King.
Prof. Shirley and wife and Mrs.
Hobbs made a business trip to Du-
rant Sunday. .
Several of the school children could
not get home from school Monday
evening and remained with the chill
drcn living near the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelso and Horton Wis
tied at =. A. Milton's last week.
Remember Sunday School at 2:3O
promptly every Sunday afternoon.
Quite few women are buying
good purebred eggs this year to i'm
prove their flocks.
Misses Grace Speers and Pearl
Beaubien will go to Achille to finish
their years work and will take the
teachers examination in July.