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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
RAvENDEN SPRINGS

Several from this place ATTENDED
the big plonlcs at Pocahonlas and
PortIa the Third and Fourth.
Aaron McMullen of Tyronzl, VII,
came here several weeks ago to spend
the summer, made a business trip "a
TYronza a few days last week.
j. q. Fry of Water Valley was
transactlng business here last Satur-
day.
A fine rain fell here last Saturday
and Sunday which was badly need
ed.
w. s Marriott of Walnut Ridge
was here for a few hours last Sun
day.
Mr.Goodsou Is planning to go o
Oklahoma IN a few days to do car
penter work.
Born to Nj. and Mrs. ID H..
Holder a fine baby girl one day
ast week.
ID. j.. King of Hardy, candidate
for Circuit Judge, was here last
week shaking hands with his old
friends and making new ones.
K. Newton Ellis of Pocahontas
drove over the first Of last week
looking after bis interest here for
county judge.
We understand that Judge ToneY
will speak here the l4th, the first
day of our picnic. Also ID. L KING
of Hardy will speak here on the
same day.
Preparations are being made for
one of the biggest picuics on the
l4th and 18th that has ever been
known at this place.
We notice several visitors stay log
at the Southern Hotel.
Those who attended the Masonic
lodge at Imboden from this place
one night last week, were J b
Duvall, John Lane, s. X. Childer,
T. p. Reed, Leo James and Carson
Higginbotham. All reported good
time.
John Rlckman, who has beer
working at Pocahontss for the las
two weeks, spent last Sunday with
home folks at this place.
One day last week T. z. Reet
closed deal with X. K. Carter fo
the store building known as the FIR!
building.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
INGRAM

A. Hayes and John Timer spent
the 4th at Pocahontas.
Some fine rains fell here 6rst Of
the week.
Rev. Cherry is holding a revival
meeting at Vernon this week.
James Early visited VIM Hogan
last Monday.
Johnnie Vermilye Of Hamll Is re-
ported to be real sick. DR.. Dalton
Is the attending physician.
The Brown Bros. of Hamil are
baling hay for VIM Hogan this week
School begins here next Monday,
July 10th with Lowell Walrond
teacher.
Crops are looking real good now
we have got plenty Of corn silks and
cotton blooms.
The graveyard cleaning az Pals.
tine last Saturday was we'll attended
The Christian people deserve much
credit for keeping their graveyard
In such nice condition thus sho wing
their respect for their departed
friends,
Sank Hurn and Mark Bishop OF
Pocahontas were here last week buy
ing sheep.
We indorse everything that the
Blackwell writer said in regard to
the fly menace. OF all the nasty
germ carrying, disease spreading
insects the house hY perhaps stands
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
BROCKErT

The ram we hid Saturday here
helped the looks of crops cOnsiderA'
bly,.
Ben Sisson aud wife of holland
visited HE sister, Mrs. Q. Sklles
saturday night and Sunday.
j. W. Spikes and wife visited at
the home of Truman Spikes Sunday.
Several of the farmers here haG
business at the county hub Sstur
day.
Jess Osborn of near Attica visit
ed his brother here Sunday.
Several from here attended the
fish fry on Big Lake Saturday.
Vernie Bryant is visiting relatives
at Reyno this week. n
John l.. Bledsoe of Calico Rock ,
candidate for Circuit Judge, was
shaking hands with the voters OF
Columbia township last week. II
all reports are true, Mr.. Bledsoe ls
making many friends In Randolph
county.
We say, "Hurrah for the ex-pri-
Yates of the late World War"
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
DELAPLAlN k
(For last week.

Floyd Jones and family of Para
gould have been visiting relatives
here the past week.
Mrs. Roscoe Martin OF Cheyenne,
Wyoming, has been visiting friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. jarrett and family OF Peach
Orchard spent last Sunday with Mrs
Crsbiree.
Mrs. Felix Starr and children
went to Upper PlrLle's Sunday.
Mlss Jessie Ford of O'Kean ba,
been visiting here this week
Among those who are attending
the teachers institute at Corning are
A. G. johnson, w. Q. Berrell, Misl
Mabel Brscken, Mrt. Adam Starr
and Ernest Lacy. All report a nice
time.
Newton Gates is holding a sing
ing school here now.
Rufus Jones almost has his black
smith shop completed which he has
been building
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
ELM STORE
iFo. last Weekl

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dom visited
Mrs. Nancy Jane Newman last Bun.
day and reported her getting along
farley well.
Two Of Jasper Dorn's boys fell
out of their wagon one day lately
and the wagon ran over them
They we're not hurt very badly.
Some from this place attended the
Children's Day services at Liberty
and reported nice time.
Our good friend, <. L. Mondy,
is still out among the voters. Come
out all you men and women and
vote for X. l.. because he will make
us a good Judge.
Herbert Price Of Pocsbontas was
seen on the streets Of Elm Store this
week.
We have learned that Creed
Hawks OF Warm Springs has been
employed to teach our next term of
school.
Sunday school at this place at 10
O'Clock every Sunday morning.
Singing IN the evening. Let every
body come out
We are glad TO learn our friend,
Perry Kirkpatrick, is improving
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07

Let s. 8. s. Give You An Angelic skIni
mon sense TO simply treat the skin.
A bottle OF s. s. S. will prove TO you
what In happening In your blood. S.S.S.
IN n scientific blood cleanser.-lt drives
out the impurities which cause eczema,
tetter, rash. pimples, bolls. blackheads.
blotches and other skin eruptions-
When these impurities are driven out.
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat
urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle. your
complexion clears. IL becomes beau
tiful. Your face looks like that OF a
prosperous. ruddy, well-fed. refined
gentleman, or II you are a woman,
your complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world 30 adpires. S.SS.
10 also a powerful body-builder. be-
cause II builds new and more blood
cells. That's why II fills out sunken
cheeks. bony neckH. thin limbs. helps
regain lost flesh. IL costs little to
have this happen TO You. 8. s. 8. 10
sold at all drug stores. in two eizea.
The larger size 10 the more economical
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
BROOKlNGS

We had some fine rains Saturday
and Sunday.
Henry Quellm,'g Sr., Of st.
Louis spent the week end at Brook.
ings.
Glen Bass was qoite sick couple
days last week vi b malaria.
Ed Mondv OF rear Pocabontas
was meeting friends in our neIghbor
hood last week.
Glen Albright who was sick a
few days the past week was able to
take his place IN the Sunday school
class last Sunday.
Prayer service for last Sunday
night was postponed on account Of
the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Welch and
baby, Helen, are gone Tor weeks
visit to Mr.. Weicb's mother N the
southern part of The state.
Victor aud Grace Ponder with
Master Leland have gone to D'n =.
han, Mo-, for months stay with
their grandmother aDd other rela-
tives
Earl Compton from the Jones
Ridge nelghborhood spent Sunday
with his mother. MrF. JEFF Morris
and family,
The Ladies AID Of the Baptist
church gave an ice cream social on
the church lawn FRIDAY night oi
last week. The night was ideal for
the occasion and good crosd wss
present. The sum netted wSs very
sausfsctory being something over
$22. Much credit is due these Ia.
dies for their energy and work and
they wisb 10 thank the public Tor
thsrr hnsrc, htly On al. iite 60
c',l ia
OEmog 30 4 thght iudrsp'sHl"n
MRS. l. mra Vss'er was absent from
her y sc'in The Sunday tth1ol iis'
surday mDin'ug
Mr.. y S Davis ard sor, Clyde,
hsv been bavIrg az ezp'rence Az"
the old fashioned sgue nut have the
m lady abCu: under coDuo! al pc
ent
NJ aud Mrs w J. Grown enter
taIutd at dinner Isst Sunday seversI
Of the young people from b 3 ;
classes Nc. 8 and 4. These p!esers
were: Misses Vera snd LII. ksT.
ley, Tura Vester, Ora HaNklns,
Messrs Homer Keile y d 'l"D
Alvin Hill aud Ell MONDAY Mas
ter JdcA Going war also a guest
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REYNO

r. l.. Bennett and son of Paris
Tex, arrived last week to look after
their gin interests at this place
Glen Cox left Saturday for Mem
phis, Tenn, where he expects tC
visit his sister, Mrs. Ward McCiu
ley, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Swink of Por
TIA are visiting at the home OF Mr..
aud Mrs. II. l. Richardson and
family.
J. L. G.asco. who has been rep air,
the East 81. Louis GIN at Pocshon
tas, returned nome last Saturday.
&rs. Eli Huffman Is reported al
beng quite pick.
]. A. Prevett was visitor to
Pocabontss last MondiY.
DR.. and Mr.. Chas. L. Smith oil
Hartford have been visiting at the
homes of bis broIbers, the Dr's K
D. aud J. K Smith.
II l. RICHARDSON and Dewey
Day were in Pocshontss last Mon
day on business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. b |. Greene and
$. S. Greene aud family motored to
Naylor, Mo, snd spent the day
Sunday with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Day and
children are leaving Sunday IN then
car for Cape Girardeau, st. Louis,
Mo-, and Chicago, Ill
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07

at the head of the list. If allowed
he will come into our homes by the
million, walk over our food, drown
himself in our coffee, milk and mo
lssses. All windows and doors
should be screened and he should be
poisoned and swatted and all gar.
bage and other filth should be clean
ed up for this is his isvorite breed
ing place No food that Is intend
ed for human consumption should
ever be exposed TO the dirty germ
laden feet and bill of the house fly
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
PERU

Several from this place attended
church at the Brown school house
Saturday night aud Sunday.
Edgar FarTow and family, Hulen
FarroS and wife visited Daily
N,at = near Reyno Sunday.
I3usn Tngr'm is visiting rela.
I,es urar SLahnin.
Geo lngram went 10 Pocahontss
one dN IA: week 20 have him a
F,rd trIered
W.. J. II. Ford aud family vIsi-
ted Wash Gates Sunday
E-le rotiy aud Nell Pennington
were visiting at Reyno Saturday
uIgbt.
Mr.. ana Mrs Clarence Pettigrew
ale The proud parents Of fine baby
girl.
Wms.on Sksggs Of Thsyer Mo.
who has been visiting Curtis Garter
returned home Monil!.
Davis and family visited ice
Vsos MS urdIy
Joe Carter and family visited
Ilobert Garter and wife sunday.
The singing was we'll attended at
W w Jobusons Friday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
SHAVER,S EDDY

b. X. Johnson Is breaking
ground for late peas.
Bud Phillips and family and
Rich Roberts and family visited j..
R. Gazswsy Sunday night.
Dr. Nicks was called to the EDDY
Sunday to see JEFF Anderson, who is
real sick.
Atlas HsnvIe went to Reyno Sat
urdsY night on business.
Jim Tribble and family of near
Skaggs Ferry visited here Saturday.
Pink Hsnvie and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, visited his daughter, Mrs
FINS Stewart, at Elnora Saturday
and Sunday.
Leon Luter Is up again after
some few days illness.
Bob Segrsves is reported to be no
better.
Lewis Mansker has employed a
teacher from 81. Louis to teach the
colored school near the Eddy.
We have secured Prof. Jake Pre-
witt to teach the Peru school. Jake
Is good teacher and always has a
good school. We welcome him
back IN our community.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
Mrs Davis thanks

Mrs S l.. Davis sends acknow.
ledeement Of her gratitude through
the Star Herald TO Mr.. Borowsky y
and his many patrons for the beau.
tlful ,uocess of her lucky number
on u Q new sewing machine offered
as a gift to his friends. The gift
itself and the fascination of bis meth
cd of presenting 1t reveals his gen
erosity and fair efforts TO please his
irleads. Mrs. B. l.. Davis
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
OLD JACKSON

j. g. Wilson and family, Mrs.
Fred Dulaney and four children and
Oscar and Paul Songer, all of Hoxle,
motored over Sunday aud spent the
day at the home OF Sam Songer.
Mr. Bryant of Mountain Grove,
Mo-, sent his daughter, Mrs. K b.
Wslker,a so pound sack of rhubar b
and she brought your scribe enough
TO make some good old time pies
shannon High of Pocahontas
came over Monday after his sister,
Ella, who will spend the week with
them.
Ell Brown and wife and G W,
Chtwood and Ella and Marshall
High spent Sunday at the home OF
Sam SoDger.
Katie Williams and Homer Son
ger have been having a tussel will
the every day cbIlls the past week
Tom Hulvey ana wife of Eleven
point came over Monday TO th'
home of the latter's father, Ell
Brown, and to attend the Odd Eel
lows Meeting at Imboden as Mr.
Brown was going to the Lodge anc
Tom wanted to see the work wei
done.
Paul Songer and wife left las
Wednesday for Hoxie after TIVE
months' stav at this plaee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
Notice 10 teachers

All Randolph county teschers
teaching south Of Black rIver will
please come to my Office Saturday at
80 o'clock. July 10, 1929, for the
purpose Of arranging program for
the school rally TO be held at Holmes
this summer. Respectfully,
Rufus A. Nook.
AZ 1t. County Surenntedent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
Common Sense
About Eczema
and EruptiOns!
Here's Something AboutS. S.
That You'll Be Glad 10 Hear.

You might Just as wen know II right
now,--the cause OF skin eruptions.
pimples, blackheads. bolls and 80 on.
is right In the blood. There IN no get
ting away from IT, Science has proved
II. We prove H. You can prove II.
When the cause Of skin troubles and
cruptions is I'm the blood, IL isn't COM
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07

Don't forget the choco. Ice shell
Tben you want something IN the
wsy Of a cone. At Palace Drug
Store. 46 g.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07

Wi. the Style Shop. Full 1"e
of Sports Ha,s, Fancy Work an"
Royal soclety packages. 43 IT,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07
6(l6

Cures Malaria, 'Chills and
Fever, Deneue or Bilious Fever
1t kill the germs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-07-07

Wan,ed:-Men or women to TAX,
orders for genuine guaranteed hos
iery for nen, women and children
Eliminates dsrning. $40 a weeE
full time, sl,OO an hour spare time
Experience unnecessary. lnterna
tlonsl Stocking Mills, Norrlstown,
Pa. 44.ip
For ssle-lb0 acre farm for sale.
II miles north of Reyno, Ark.
Price SO, 500 Wnie A. s. Adams,
National Park, Hot Springs Ark,
Route 2. 46-4t
A child can't get strong and robust
While worms eat away Its strength
al d vitality. A dose or two Of
Whites Cream VeTmifuge puts the
little one D. its feet again. Price
SOC. Sod by Palace Drug Store.
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The ,Brazi, nut crop is ruined, but Lenine and
r,ot,kv are still doing business at the same old
stand. - ..y5.s -. j. ,,. .ss y -. :. )
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MILITARY TRAINING

There has been good deal Of discussion, pro
and coma lot of it has been CONN regard to
military training in the public schools
Friends of such training say it works for disci-
pline (sadly neededl, for better physical condi-
ton and more alert mentality :. .....s !.
Opponents see in these. drills the harbinger OF
coming wars; the creation of blood and thunder
spirit in the pupils that will cause them to yearn
for the ruthessness of battle and lannon's rattle
"Piffe," rejoin the adherents, "as perfect pihle
as the hue and cry against the Boy Scout move
ment, movement. that has done more for clean,
courteous, competent boyhood than anything ever
before attempted .. j .4 e, 3 r.
When board Of education encounters opposi-
ton to military training in the schools, it can find
plenty Of evidence favor by principals in schools
where it is being given. 1t is pointed out that the
object of training is not to make soldiers. but to
use some Of the elements of soldershp to- fit boys
for the work of life. -, ~ -
The training becomes incentive to the boys
in their other studies. p'sTsssA.Ys
Principals are uniformly in favor Of it and testi-
mony Of parents, whose sons take the training,
: endorse it. ",,r.. =. ,.tE ~. -
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upon the lake, She drew back suddenly
out of sight from the street, as she
saw Henry's roadster appear out of
the storm and stop before the house.
+ She waited in the room where she
was. The strain he,s was under had
not lessened, she could see; or rather,
If she could trust her feeling at sight
of him, it had lessened only slightly,
and at the same time his power to
resist it had been .lessening too. I f.
II thought you'd want to know, Con-
ME-" he said, $50 I came: straight out.
The Richardson's picked up. one Of
the boats Of the ferry" . BE- -, ,>:s.:?% :
"Uncle, Benny and = Alan Conrad
were no. in It," she returned ;. the tri-
umph She had seen In him had told
her that. T. s'' - =. 3; ~ g.,
mo; it was the first boat put OF by
the ferry, with the passengers and
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= The delegates are back and most Of them report
having had a good time What do you th'nk INK. Of
that? STs $S44ts e Sss. Il
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THE NEW PRIMARY LAW

The law under which the election for the nam
ing Of delegates to the county convention, where
delegates TO- the state nominating convention are
named was used in Minnesota for the first time last
month. i -: u A.. Il r.,
The last legislature, feeling that abuses had
grown up as result of the nonpartisan direct
primary system, attempted to bring about: better
state of affairs and to again establish party
responsibility. The law, as finally passed, was a
make-shift affair." patched together after other bills
had been displaced. 4 ~ s*'
: That the present system is far from being per-
feet is pretty generally admitted, and it seems
probable that amendments will be offered at the
next legislature. AS the law now operates, an as
piring candidate feels that he must make a cam,
pagn, first for delegates to the county convention,
then with the delegates to the state convention,
and if endorsed" he must then go out in the open
field and carry on a campaign to win the nominal
ton at the primary election in June--and IL be
does win, he then is ready to 60 before people
and fight for election at the general election: -
Does it make it tough for poor man to be elect.
ed to office in Minnesota? Well say it does. And
SO will the candidates. e 49, .: #sr~ T.. t..
a Another weakness Of the present law is that the
voters have to Ego it blind" when casting their
ballots for delegates to the county convention.
There is no way Of designating for whom, or, for
what, the proposed delegates stand. ASS result,
only fraction Of the usual vote is stand there,
is no general expression of public opinion: In
Minneapolis there was precinct where: three
election judges were paid good money to be on the
Job all day and just one ballot was cast. In!many,
precincts throughout the state the vote was soght
that the ballots cast cost the taxpayers at least
dollar each. ~ ,~,.> ~ "'e
= That the present law was start in the right d.
7ecton is true enough, but that it was only a start
and that it didn't get very far is just as true .
The present arrangement is all right, except that
itsneeds fixing, 49, + ..f ~ g., 3D.. q
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s,Miuht Cause Trouble.

i Aunt Susan, an old Maryland darEv'
was being registered for the first time.
Like many other Women who were
torn between their, desire to vote and
retain their youth, Aunt Susan neither
srelished telling her age nor discussing
,other private matters. s"What are
your afiliau ions ~ asked the registrar.
aSsNyhy, saSsss, II dom hay to,tell dem, do
I fss,ss Gilefied AUNT Susan in disInay.
aAnswer, the. question" commanded
-the hartl.hearted registrar. but, boss,
! protested Aunt, Susan. ~ don't like to-
MY sdslsE i &. nvf children + 3.
klfla A ss>.s.1vr e III -I,,- 49,. .-...,
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NIIOOuSSA- ShOSsysSsEE- - =
cabin maid and some injured nensof
the crew. < ! 81 3 .s=sy, I;
,5"were they - allveT'. her voice
hushed tensely. .'-r':. -; -. :. g. $
Eyes; that is, they We're able to re,
vive themtall; B. butt didn'tseemss pos;
sible to, the Richardson's officers that
anyone could he revived who i had
been exposed much longer than that
so the Richardson's given up the
search, and some Of the other ships
that were searching have given. up too,
and gone on their course &, ss s5l. !,
II see; how many were IN &t tn
boa.?" .>55,.s.f. - ~ ~; .;'3.. Il
Z ,'Twelve, Connie ~, .sscs..l y ! !
'Then all the vessels up there won't
give up yet!' I'll 7. L.. H. >.*s 3;,' vi
"Why, not?" :. ;. q sss tx ~ ( Il
II was just talking with the office
Henry; they've heard again; from the
/ other end of the lake. The people up
there say the Drum is beating, but it's
beating short still r. ~ !. d,
"Short!" ~ !. i. {. + 2' @..., 4.
She saw Henry stiffen. "Yes," she
said swiftly "They say the Drum be-
gan sounding last night, and that at
first It sounded for only two lives it's
Kept on beating, but Still Us beating
only for four. There were Ahirty-nine
on the ferry-seven passengers and
thirty-two crew. Twelve have been
saved now; so until the Drum raises
the beats to twenty-seyen there, is still
a cha.ice that someone will be saved. !"
Constance watched him with wonder
Mt the effect of what she had told.
The news Of the Drum had shaken
him from his triumph. over Alan and
Uncle Benny and over her. It had
shaken him SO, that, though he re
manned with her some minutes more,
he seemed to have forgotten the pur-
pose of reconciliation with her which
had brough:. him. the house.
She dined, or made pretence of din
Ing, with her mother, at seven. Her
mothers voice went on and on, about
trifes, and Constance did not trysto
, pay attention. Her thought was fol
lowing Henry with ever sharpe ningsap-
.preha She called the ofi1cesin
mfd.eyening; It would be sof ne
EiheR. f6t fInesshges regarding Uncle
| Benny and Alan would he expected
ffheres 3 At4lerk answefed; no other
news had been receiYed; she ,ths4p
| asked Henry's whereabouts. st'.-la
p stME Spearman went horth late this
II afternoon, Miss Sheriff." the clerI
7 Informed her. 5"s y I.
''Northi3 Where?'' ,s=,sa%5S...s !:
Eve are to communicate with him
this evening to Grand Rapids; after
that, to Petoskey.". > = = ~
| Constance could hear her own heart
beat. Why had Henry gone. she won
dered; not, certainly, tesaid the
search. He had gone to-hinder it? {
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Bemidjis expects a building boom this summer u
A. large number Of buildings are already planned
Ia that city 81 Enterprise Northern Light r
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"Buy a Ford and bank the differences an
advertisement running in some Of the city papers;
We were wondering whether bank or Mr.. Ford
pays for the space. - -, 'i.$s@ = rig. =
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Young Swift son Of the packer, was arrested
this week for being drunk while driving a car
About 80 days in cold storage might cure him.
Baudette Region. - ~; -. : = = t+.j$' -. ~,
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To Give q Real Newspaper

Plans are being Matched to make regular, hon ION
est.to-goodness eght-page, home-print newspaper
Of the Region. The announcement will come soon.
-Baudette Region. ~ XIII. H.. 5%s44 EbS->s ~