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camp WynOna, Falrlee, VT, sept.
See posters.
MIR Harris Richardson and family
Mrs Richardson and daughter, Mis-
Nina have been stopping at Mrs F
Stetson's for few days, also hel
brother, Mr. Will Eva of Montague
City, was here to attend the fair.
Mf and Mrs Will Churchill from
Lebanon visited Mrs A HI South
worth this week.
Miss Susan Stone has joined Miss
Dora Burr at their bungalow near
Mrs Harriet Powell's home and are
boarding with Mrs A H Southworth
Mr. and Mrs w B Chubb of Allston,
Mass. are stopping with Mr. and Mrs
C A Powell for time.
Miss Katherine McIndoe of New
York came Friday to visit her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs B Simonds.
DIR. w e Smith, Mr. and Mrs E E
Smith, and Mr. and Mrs Fred Petten-
gill motored to Wcodfonds, Maine on
Monday.
Mr. Sherbourne Miller's mother is
visiting at their home for a brief
time.
Mr. Philip Rifenberg of New York
arrived at Camp" to join
his parents for his regular vacation.
Mrs L Eaton is going to Washing
ton, d. c. to join her husband, who
left for his new line of work about
two weeks ago
A report of the Fair will be given
later, as we have had no business
meeting yet and not all the bills
have been settled up to date.
Thetford run up against two de-
feats last week, but both games were
Close. The game with Chelsea Aug.
16 was played under a handicap as
it rained quite hard and made the
ball very hard to handle. The game
of Aug. 10 was with the Barre Am
erican Legion, and they were a
hard combination to beat, as they
are all good players and perfect hit
tiers.
Batteries-Thetford: Holley and
Reed; Chelsea: Adams, Corwin and
Densmore. Score: Chelsea z, Thet-
ford 5.
Batterfes-Holley Ball, and Reed
for Thetford; Bourke, SASH and Com
ollie for Barre. Score: Thetford 8,
Barre 10.
Next Saturday, Aug. 26th, will be
game with East Corinth. Each team
have already won a game by very
close scores, and the rubber gar
promises to be a very good one
Don't forget the date, Aug. 26th, at
Post Mills. Game called at p. m.
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The funeral of Mrs Blood was held
of the friends and neighbors gather
at the late residence of the deceased,
under the direction of undertaken
Charles Wilmot; officiating clergy
men Rev. G M MCDOWELL, her pastor,
assisted by Rev. F H Perkins, pastor
of the Baptist Church. Rev. Mr.
MCDOWELL gave the invocation pray
er, reading selections of Scripture.
Rev. Mr. Perkins made remarks of a
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Bradford.

Schulenberg's Auction Sale of 20
Kentucky Horses at the Riding School,
Camp Wynona, Fairlee, vt, Sept. 2.
See posters.
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LYME.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.

Dancing, Fireworks, Big Carnival
Lake Morey Casino, Saturday Night.
Schulenberg's Auction Sale of 20
Kentucky Horses at the Riding School,
Camp Wynona, Fairlee, vt, Sept. 2.
See posters.
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POST MILLS.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.

ScIulenberg's Auction Sale Of 20
Kentucky Horses at the Riding School,
Camp Wyn0na Fairlee, vt, Sept. 2.
See posters.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
WHITES CHAPEL

This Sunday night somewhere about
ten-thirty. became disguised ut old
Lemolac at times. because he goes 50
ragged and dirty.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jarvis visited rela
tives at Hope Saturday and Sunday
Joe White and family visited rela-
tives AT Texarkana Saturday and
Sunday.
Vernon White and family left for
their home in san Antonio. Texas. Sat
urday evening.
Ye scribe attended an all day singing
at Friendship Sunday. This place Is
better known as Nichols School House.
The singing was sure fine. and the din
ner also was fine. | think such sing
incs as this one cause people to love
each othoer and our God more than we
would by staying at home.
We had at the sing that splendid
singer. Mr.. Louie Pelt Louie was
timed up for singing | know about
how he felt. We had two more good
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
HOLLY SPRINGS

Health of this community Is very
good at present. except few bad
colds
Mrs. II. G.. Reeves has returned home
from Colorado. where she mas heei'
ot the bedside of her son. whom we
are glad to say is improving.
Mrs. Mamie Warmack ana niue
son Melvin. of Willisyille, visited her
daughter Mrs. Burton Rollings Sun
day.
Iuther Weaver. Deward and Lewafd
Silvey of Magnolia, visited home foiRs
Saturday and Sunday
Willard Bright of Sutton, was the
guest of Mrs f. G. Steed Friday night
Saturday and Sunday
We scribe attended an all day sing
ing M Nichols School House Sthda!
Fine singing and plenty of dinner
was enjoyed by all
our literary society was success
r,;dav niqht We will continue Ia
have it every three weeks. sEVerypoos
invited to come
Our second basket ball team weht
over to Sloan Saturday and defeatea
their team 26 to 10. Our boys ana nue.
for the first game of the season
our first team will play the Emme'
high school team next Saturday the
eleventh at Sutton. Mr. Steed ana
his BOYS are going TO do some real pan
playing this year.
AZ news is scarce, will close. Coca
luck TO the dear old Picaynne.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
SUTTON
sIrTTON BASKET BALL

rho teachers and pupils of the SUIT
AN High School realizing that the
,hvsical part of the body should be
..a;nad as well as the mental part,
,ova begun training for the coming
,0s,at ball season early. They will
,oro their first try-out one day this
,voek the boys have a splendid coach
IN tbe person, A. Adams.
sutton was third for the state
championship in 1912, and the fans
cav they have better material now
than they have ever had, the reason
he;ne that the team stood undefeated
tvo years ago. and they have the en-
fire team back, except Henry Bates.
They also have large amount of men
to select a team from.
For forwards they have the all-state
nlayer Nat Stark, back again. Stark
has PLAYED basket ball three years and
never been held to zero. And they
have the Swift Eagle" in the person
If pass" Garrett, who is likely to get
\ place on the team. Pass" is little.
but he has the speed of a good for
ward. The prospects are that Red"
Steed will enter school by the last of
the week. Red and Pass will have a
close race for place on the team
For center they have their old center
Edgar White And Odell Carrot play
inc for place on the team.
For guards, they have the famous
Happy" Bennett. Happy has also
played basket ball three years and
has never had goal threw on him.
And he intends not to break his record
this year Clifton Waddle is back
again also. Waddle is one of the best
guards that ever played ball for Sui.
ton But he has rival in his brother
Floyd.
The fans think this material and
the splendid training given them by
Coach Adams they ought to come at
least second if not first for the state
championship.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
LANEBURC

As | have not written for some time
VIII try writing a few lines
DR. and Mrs. c. F. helms and G. w.
Duke attended the sale at Wriley
"hittens Monday
Mrs. Hilmon Sfeed visited her
mother, Mrs. ]. J Sampson one day
| this week.
Misses Icelean Bolls and Esther Ruth
Sampson spent Tuesday night with
Misses Dortha and Ina Belle Walden.
Elmer hurry and Aver Lee Bolls
were married Wednesday night.
Those who attended the wedding
were Dolph hurry, Mr. and Mrs.
Shelton Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Bolls. Mrs. Cleo White. Miss Hattie
Johnson, Miss Pearl Bolls and Miss
Dortha Walden
Talmage Duke returned home Thurs
day from Kansas City Mo. where he
has been attending an Auto school.
Mr. and Mrs. shelton Cross returned
to their home in Hope Monday morn
ing after spending one night with Mr.
and Mrs Willie Cross.
j. w. Hudson of Prescott is out
visiting fr ends and relatives, also at
tended church at Laneburg Saturday
and Sunday
Bro. Erwin filled his regular appoint
mont at Laneburg Saturday and Sun
day. and preached good sermon to
small crowd each time.
We have had another nice rain and
the streets of Laneburg are not so
dusty now
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer hurry attended
prayer meeting at New Salem Sunday
night
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grifford
Sunday. Nov. 9TH, a boy.
j. r. BollS made n business trip TO
Prescott one day this week,
NJ IS Pearl Bolls visited Miss Oman
Jordan Sunday.
We are sorry to state that Mrs. !.
w. Ingram was carried to the sani-
tarum at Prescott Sunday Hope she
will not have to stay long.
Miss Leila Buchanan who is one of
our teachers here. spent the week end
with Miss Hester purtle and attended
church ut Laneburg Sunday
Everybody is invited TO the singing
at New Salem next Sunday afternoon.
Nov. 18th.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
MT. MORIAH
Uast weeks letter.

tI4aSt week 5 letter.
Health in this community is fairly
good at this writing.
School is progressing nicely. This
week ends the first months work.
The singing was we'll attended last
Sunday at Caney Mt Moriah class
met New Salem class ut Caney. All
enjoyed being together.
Horace Kennedy was taken ill last
Monday while attending school. and
was removed to his home.
Horace Hart and family moved into
this part of town today. Glad to have
them.
George Woosley spent Monday night
with his Uncle Greg Woosley.
II. Il. Martin and family visited near
Union Saturday and Sunday Mrs.
Martins sister came home with her.
Quite bunch of the girls from here
took dinner with Mrs. Sam Kennedy
and Horace motored them to Caney.
Mss Alta Hart and Misc Iona Tom
lin visited Mrs. r. r. Martin Monday
night.
NJ. L. Tomlin reports that he Is
getting along fine with his school at
Rocky Mound.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
EMMETT
From la st week.

from last week.
Misses Malinda and VaIria Wade
entertained the young people of this
city with party Saturday night.
AS there was no preaching here Sun
day morning and evening. the young
people enjoyed singing At Mrs. Willie
Beauclair's.
Miss Malinda Wade and Mr.. Stephen
Smell enrolled as students in the com.
mercial department of the Prescott
high school Monday
Miss Adline Segler of Teyarkana
spent Sunday with home folks.
Miss Sally Ellis, teacher in the
pubic school here. spent the week-en
in Fulton with friends.
Miss Gladys Cox and Mr.. Lewis.
both of route /. were quitely married
at Piney Grove at o'clock ON Sunday
October 22. Rev. w W. Christi Off
ciating. Those that witnessed the cere-
mony We're Misses Vista Cox and Ora
Wylie and MessrS Otis and Milton
Townsend
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Geter Willis
ON the night of Oct 18th. a boy.
Ruby Lee. the two year Ole daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Galloway of
Rattan. Okla. died at the home her
parents Saturday, and was buried here
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock Be
cause of the serious illness of a son.
Mrs. Galloway was unable to come
with the corpse.
Rev W. w. Christi. the Methodist
pastor attended the league conference
at eight last Saturday and Sunday.
Howard Segler. who is attending
Henderson-Brow College. spent the
last week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs NJ T. Segler.
Miss Flora Mcfarland. teacher in
the Laneburg school, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. K Mcfarland.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
ROSSTON

Health of this community is very
good at present with the exception of
IA few cases of dengue fever
School is progressing nicely. with
about 1O5 pupils inrolled
Some of the Sloan boys started to
school here today (Monday.)
The Ku KluX Khan visited us last
Friday night, and a good speech was
delivered by Bro Freeman, which was
enjoyed by large number of people.
Come again Mr.. Ku KluX. we are glad
to have YOU come.
Mss Brunette Whitehead spent Sun
day with DOME Mae Dixon.
The party given at the home OF
Girtin Pinkerton's Saturday night was
attended by "A large crowd All re-
ported nice time.
The county meeting of the F. ). L.
at brownsville. miles east OF Pres
cott was attended 10y some of the
Rosston people.
Rev. f.. c. Bright will preach al
Rosstop the second Saturday and sun
day. Everybody be sure and come
Eddie Carlton of Union spent Sat
nrday night and Sunday with Quo
East.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

men by the name of Winbury thes
are large of stature but alw yaeemss
are large of stature but always seem
TO be merry, and there is Mr.. Fincher
his first name is Lum He sure enjoys
good singing. as he always seems 10
be full of fun.
attended the weekly prayer meet
ing at Willisville Sunday night There
are some people around there who are
irving their best to live right. There
is our good old friend Ed Holloway.
He seems to be trying To live right,
while he has but little to say.
There is Quitman Mitchell and Mr..
Sylvester Honea You could not per
suade them to serve the devil for any
amount of money.
The Willisville people have nice
young man by the name of Written
for their teacher. | feel like he l.
striving as hard To live right as if he
was a preacher.
Let's study our Bibles as much rs
we well can. as You all know that when
we are thinking about things that are
good aud pure, that WE are not going
to say so many things wrong, | am
sure.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
From last week. !


We are having some real nice
weather now
]. d. Smith bought the residence
of L. II. Written and will soon move
into our village. We extend him a
hearty welcome
d. +. Evans and family and Mrs
John ID. Bright and son ellison. left
last Thursday for Emerson. Ark.
where they will make their future
home Mr.. Evans and ellison will be
engaged III the manufacturing and sell
ing of candy.
l.. a. Grant of Bodcaw was tran
sacting business in our community one
day last week.
Alma Smith of Union passed through
our community last Monday en- route
TO Little Rock. where he accompanied
his wife to the hospital
j. NJ. Bennett and wife spent last
Friday with Uncle Tom and Aunt
Casey Pnrtle.
Prof. Ernest Steed and wife of Holly
springs, spent Saturday night with
AIRS. Steed father. Elder +. c. Bright
The Athenian Literary Society will
f'oief another program at the high
Fhool auditorium Friday night. Nov.
nun, but we are very sorry that our
secretary, Miss Lois Written can not
!" present. Lois will be greatly missed
III ouf community. and especially in
'uf SOC ETY., She will leave for Arizona
next week. where she will make her
future home. We realize that we're
losing one of the best girls i'm the com
H,ohltS Tor she was Il happy and jolly
s''l IN everything, but we hope she
VIII return some day.
nteel Moore of Prescott. is visiting
1eir Hamilton.
Miss Rachel Garrett of Laneburg,
was a visitor at the high school last
Tuesday.
MISS Lois and Carrie Woodul spent
friday night with their aunt. Mrs.
Bette Rocket.
Mf and Mrs. c. 4. Bennett spent
'oioaE with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Ben
nett.
me lFpatha Literary Society rem
ae'ed real interesting program at
'ae nigh school building last Friday
night
ine party at Mr.. Andy .Jordan's Sat
"'ay night, given in honor of Miss
'S Written was attended by large
s'o"o and all who were present had
nice time.
MISS Lena Erwin who has been
n her brother, Mr.. Howard
'"'h III teaching school at Lone
"f' returned home Thursday.
qoisltlyeness never gets the bet
DeHGnn 10 I,,.a
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09
MIDDLE BUSTERS

Cy Adams says: Just because seed
ray be advertised as one of the latest
wonders of the world and haze half
>dozen high sounding names in the
stand close inspection.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

The woman who is always giving
toher people IN piece of her mind
soon has none left for herself.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

Never get peeyed ut the fellow who
fails to laugh at your jokes. You can
always LET ont few yourself.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

nqoisitiveness never gets the bet
VI d person. 1t is always the worst
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

Trouble comes quickly to those who
are looking for 1t.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

g.. fresh shave keeps many man
looking his true part.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

Farmers who cooperate don't wait
ont To meet it,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

Farmers yell about hard times, yet
there are some who buy good machin-
rust and decay just as though they
had plenty of money to throw away
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

oil is not going To make Arkansas
famous. We must put more effort than
ever in improving our greatest industry
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

Agricultural workers. in carrying
the results of research by the United
States Department Of Agriculture and
the state agricultural colleges to the
farmers. visited 650,0O0 farms in 1921
and held $4,000 community and other
meetings. with an attendance of 6,O0o,-
600.
o.
Let us spray" with oil emulsion),
say the apple growers who have San
lose scale i'm their orchards.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1922-11-09

The dairy COW just naturally doesn't
have the thick covering of flesh. so she
needs more warmth than the beer
animal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

PosibAitatea unei greve Ia
CaiIe ferate
MUNCITORH PUN VIVA Pc MACNATI

CINCINNATI Ohio, Is Ime-D- B. NJ Jewell prese-
dinee sece de cal ferae della federaa munce anunat
ca maortaea voturor sose della munctor sunt
in favoarea greve posbi greva fie decarata
zua de Iule.
In declalatia dansul attribute grevei consuui
de felate ma volt tie de cele peccate III
legea transportului din 1920.
Dansu a zis intre altele
'sVourile sosite pana della muncito arata ca
oritaea ide de ucra in scimbu une plat Gu
care nu ne putem ntretne sotle 81 copii
''Muncorii della ca ferae din toata tara sunt convnsi
ca nistre ncearca de dol ami sa adca un
nile in haul de putea opune aacuror dau
pentru dsrugerea lor.
ssVina este consiului cailor ferate ca facut pc
citor sas cear deptu alta Gale decat acea pac
Vina pentru greva a acesui consiliu 81 magnatilor
''Consiul acesta in socotele lu tratat pc muncitor
della cae pc maria, al cru pref trebua determ
nat de conduni, intro plata de munca neregulata
Trebuntele de trau ale omuui fost nesocotte Plata
munctoror mai de fos redusa ntr fel ncat lie
impossible poata ri din Consiu acesta sa rentors
arfu pator dnante de razbou, carl consderate
universal ca nesucente
"Printr'o astfel de actiune consul nucat coprnsul
legei transporuui FL conraven egea prn fapul ca ma
volt cononne 81 sa lie sasaca cerere pc pasca
inaturand greva.
"Actiunca consiulu slit pc muncori sa-si caute
bunatare traulu apartc de e Ell trebue s reuze ucra
in condun netoerabilc Daea nu ingadue areasta a.
tunc dreptu la vaa la bertate la cuarea fercci este
numai poveste
Dansul declarat legca nterzice drcptu mucto
ror de decara greva Decaratia aceasa fos adopata
Ide adunare nantaa parlamentuui In munctOr
arata minnul de plata penru muncitor de rand fot
fxat la % de cent? pc treaba daca este posb
ON sa poata trai familia dntro astfe de plata
Dcclaratia inchide unnatoarele fraze:
De aceia sanctona greva, III ca ma ajortatea
Imunctorllor voeaza greva mOc de amliie
de atacul foamete
Facand pasul acesta, tinem amurm sunem ho-
tariff prvi sngura solute daca attudnea mag
natlo de cal ferae nu mpiedica drumu catre alta alter
|nativa.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
NOUA CONSTITUTE A IRLANDEI

notelOr fara cOntrolul senatului.
Statul liber este scutit de a parti-
cipa in vre-un razboiu pentru An
glia fara consimtimintul parla-
mentului, afara de cazuri de inva-
zie. Tribunalul suprem al 1rlan-
del are puteri nelimitate, preva-
zandu-se ca cetateii pot apela in
consiliu 81 la rege cand sunt nemul-
tumiti Gu decisiunile lui.
Sc garanteaza libertatea religiei
81 a constiintei, apararea cetateni-
lor contra puterilor arbitrare ale
curtii martiale, lar parlamentul are
deplina stapanire peste puterea ar
mata, conform celor stipulate i'll
tratat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
INTREVEDEREA LUZ NOR.
GAN GU LLOYD GEORGE.

Londra, 16 Lunie. - S au facut
aranjamente ca oil j. p. Morgan
sd alba la sfarsitul saptamanei
acesteia o intrevedere Gu premie-
rul Lloyd George, pentru a dis
.cuta impreuna situatia financiara
lumei.
Primul ministru doreste sa in
trebe franc pc acest mare finan.
ciar &c solutie poate oferi dansul
pentru aducerea conditiunilor eco
nomicc la stare normala. DanSul
deascmenca voeste sd afle pune
tul de vedere al Americei 81 al
lbancherilor americani privitor la
afacerile incurcate ale europei.
Faptul Cd comitetul bancherilc,
din Paris ma putut ajunge Ia 8
solutie, dl Morgan nu1 attribute
unei opuneri din psrtea Frantei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
GrOa1nicuI inccndiu din
New York

NEW YORK, Is Iunie.-Apro-
ximativ 400 de case, valuate la su-
ma de $5,O0O,0OO, au ars pana la
pamant intr 'un foe ce-a luat ma
Stere la Arverne, Il. l., 81 care, ali
mental de vint, s'a intins pc un
teritor de jumatate mila patrata,
lasand peste 10000 de persoanc
fara locuinte.
Pompierii au luptat i'm mod dis
perat pentru salvarea miilor de
finite omenesti din ghiarele focu-
lui, care a distrus CARA din Strai-
ton Avenue, statiunea gardei de
coasta 81 toate cladirile cuprinse
in teritOriul de 0 jumatate de mila
patrata, astfel ca la orele IL locul
semana unui teritor din Franta
devastat de urgia razboiului.
TOate stradele de prin apropiere
gemeau de lume ce fugea pc JOS
in carute, in automobile 81 pc bi.
ciclete, carandu-si fiecare cum pu-
tea 81 ce putea dintre lucrurile
mai de valoare din casa, pc cand
politia 81 pompierii cinci districte
sc luptau sa faca drum marilor a
paratc de stins fOcul.
Ambulantcle 81 doctorii della ma
multe spitale au fost ocupate toati
noaptea in cararea 81 pansarea ce
lor arsi 81 raniti. Printre eel ra
niti este 81 Seful pompierilOr, d.
Martin.
Gu toate excelentcle aparate d'
pompicri ce lie poseda America, fo
cul acesta II "a putut ii stins deca
punandu-se dinamita la casele a
flatc in calea flacarilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
PRISONER PAZ1T BINE.

La temnita judeteana este foar-
te bine pazit Joseph c. Stewart,
prisonierul care a incercat eri sa
scape din mana detcctivului
Myers Gu ajutorul al trei prietini-
compiled. Stewart fost prins apoi
in Q padure, langa Shiloh, O., de
serifi 81 de niste cetateni carl 'au
angajat pentru captivarea lui. FL
fost adus de la Columbus la
Cleveland ca sa marturiseasca in
cazul lui Charles Fergus, acuzat
ca avut in posesiune Instruments
de spargere. Fergus a fost eliberat
in urlna marturisirei lui Stewart