White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-08-24

collection of the cultivated agrlcul-
tural products of the county including
cereals, grain canned and preserved
fruits and other crops.
Magnolia-The opening of the
Third District Agricultural School
! here was one of the most enthusiast
! tic In the history of the school.
program consisting of reading, music
and talks was given. o. H. Scant-
land, N. c. McCrary R. S. Warnock
and Dr. Dorman, members of the
board were present.
Pine Bluff-Chief Deputy Sheriff F.
R. Miner left for Little Rock, where
he made final settlement with the
state for taxes collected this year in
Jefferson county by Sheriff c. M. Mich
OILS A total of $1S5,070S9 was paid
to the state treasurer. Sheriff Mich
OILS made settlement with the county,
turning over $779,522.
Huntsville-A. w. Gibbs of Kinds
vile, stockman and farmer, has just
stalling on his farm to cut several
hundred acres of his own hardwood
lumber.
DeWitt-The Dewitt rice mill and
the Smith rice mill are being cleaned
up and repaired to make ready for
the fall harvest Rice cutting has
cta VITO For fha Id
lty.
observation-disclosures and North Ar.
kansas railroad officials have an
nounced that they have secured large
consignment of coal. Freight trains
are running on full time, and business
men are receiving freight promptly.
Stuttgart.-Permane headquarters
of the Arkansas rice festival, which
will be held here in November. have
been opened with H. B. Allen Sickle,
recently selected as general manager
Of the festival, in charge.
Little Rock-Alleging a miscount
OF the Democratic primary vote in q
counties, Roy V. Leonard of Oar.
danelle, candidate for commissioner
Of state lands, highways and improve
ments, has filed protest with Vir.
gil Z. Petite, secretary of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, ask.
ing for recount in the 21 counties.
McCrory.-L. H. Lellar,aged n. of
Wiville, about 10 miles south of Nc
Crory, committed suicide at a church
near his home. He slashed his throat
from ear to ear with a razor. The
cause of his act is not known,
Mountain Home.-Mrs. John Nor.
ris, aged Sc, was fatally burned here
when her clothing caught on fire
from an open fire in the yard. At
the time of the accident the family
was away from home. When they
returned they found Mrs. Morris
with her clothes nearly burned from
her body, writing in agony near
the wash kettle. She lived only n
few hours after the accident.
Little Rock.-J. Ebert Harweu
aged 1S, who was injured when
Ford automobile which he was driv.
ing plunged over 15-foot embank-
ment two miles south of Sweet Home.
died at st. Vincent's infirmary. Har-
we'll sustained a conclusion of the
brain in addition to many minor
bruises.
Little Rock.-Premiums totaling
$1,1oS are offered by the State Fair
Association to the various club exhib-
It's ander the supervision of the agri-
cultural extension service of the Uni.
versity OF Arkansas and the various
county agents.
Batesville.-W. E.. Carter. aged. 20
son Of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carter. ha,
BEEN promoted to the position of dis
trict manager Of the string Of Piggy
Wiggly stores in Chicago, and is sup.
ervisor OF the Chicago stores In that
district.
Huntsville.-The Kingston spoke
plant has started operation after hav.
ing received a large order for spokes.
which will require steady running I'M
til winter. The plant has been idle
Tor several months on account of lack
Of orders.
Hot Springs.-An argument over a
chicken between two negro women
resulted seriously. Anna Joyner, so.
received wound in the breast. Lola
Farrell did the shooting. She is in
jail and her victim is believed to be
MORALLY wounded.
Star City.-The Lincoln County
Democratic Central Committee has
held that John G. McLain. who on
The face of an unofficial count had
been elected by eight vites majority
was defeated by one vote and VIM
Fish was elected.
Conway.-A total of $43,745.49 was