Pocahontas star herald. (Pocahontas, Randolph County, Ark.) 1907-current, 1926-09-16
To The Voters of Randolph
County

man and have appointed different ones
to speak on the subject Of the 18th
amendment at each school house in
Randolph county on Sept. %, 1926.
Each voter should attend the meet
ing in his respective school district to
yet complete understanding Of what
this 18th amendment will mean and
the benefits it will give your children,
if it should pass
want you to understand in the
first place | am for better schools for
the children in my county and every
one should be willing to vote for the
18th amendment in order that the
school district that wants to vote more
than - mills can have an opportunity
to do So why should one district
have the power to say that if another
wants To vote more school taxes they
should not be allowed to do so? II
this amendment passes you will not be
compelled to vote only what you will
need and want in your district
| haven't child to send to school in
this county and under the present
taxes ! pay about $117OO per year but
| am willing to pay the full is mills if
it takes it for your children to have
better education.
The people in Randolph county must
wake up and spend a little more for
education so we will not be near the
bottom of the 10 counties in Arkansas.
Poor old Arkansas stands 10th in the
L. s., counting the District of Column
bia
| am asking the school directors Of
each district to go to your respective
polling booth on the 9th day of Octo-
her and work for the passage of this
amendment.
Below | give the names of those
whom have appointed to explain the
amendment. Each one of you will re-
ceive handbook explaining the
amendment within the next few days;
Ring, Willis Jackson; High Point,
Newton Lynxwiler; Warm Springs,
John King; Bakerden, Mrs Lehman
Mock: Campbell, o. /. Wilkerson
Cedar Bluff, Emmitt Mahaffey; Oconee
Clifford James Midway. Leo Mitch
ener: Jarrett, Irving Jarrett; Wash
ington, ]. A. Prevett; Old ReynO, Mrs.
Walter McCrary; Peru, Myrt Bennett;
shipper. Burley Rogers; Fairviewi
Hugh Bridges; Hubble Greek, II. J.
Wilson: Vernon, Hite Barnett; Attica,
Lindsey Miller: Stokes, p. f. Buxton;
Albritton, Frank Johnson; Valley
Chapel, John Claude; Cedar Grove,
John McFann: Old Jackson, j. G. Mil
Ter; Reece Ridge, Lawrence Dalton;
Johnson, Tom Abanathy: Cedar Ridge
Paul Sloan; Elm Store, Arthur Shride;
lGravesville, Robert Segraves; Shiloh,
Arthur Cooper; Clearview. C. ]. VIII
son; Petit, John Walker; Shannon
Robert Raglin; Pleasant Hill, Jack
| Spikes: Davis, Lewis Johnson; Spring
hill. Mr.. Goheen; Brakebill, Richard
Tucker; Palestine, G. G. Davis; Pleas
ant Hill (52), Alva James; Sutton,
ID. c. Bishop; Ainley, J. ]. johnson;
Skaggs Gin the hills), Joe Rose; Allen
Hill, Newt Woodbridge; Blackwell Ed
gar Slime; Concord, Elmo McIlroy;
Bluff Springs, Leo White Hogan. Sam
Morris: Parker, c. A. Parker; Middle
brook, Crawford Hamm; Duty, Fred
Brown: Wyatt, Hills Wyatt; Ring
(62), f. F. james; Hamil, Marlin
Stanfill; Meredith, Walter Rogers;
Macedonia, Perry Allen: Union (T3),
A. f.. Swindle; O'Kean, c. f. Bode;
Harmony, Mr.. Cox Bethany, Mrs. Jim
Davis; Brockett, j. II. Hord; Albertha,
John Carroll McIlroy, Wesley Brown;
Charter Oak. Jesse Gates; Gladesyiile,
George Lee Bellah; Carter, Charles X.
Baker; Lesterville, DR.. Bayan; Engel-
berg. John Brodel; Sanders, Neil Dean
Pratt, J. L. Smith; Little Brown, Fred
Troxler; Running Lake, Hazel Want
| ldnu htN Nv pptNidif IL - 'AAAAN~
Maynard Special, Ben Choate; Biggers
Special, Superintendent Mcleod; No
land Special, Milas Penn; Pocahontas
| Special, Superintendent Thompson and
Professor Hulen; Manson Special, DR..
J. w. Ryburn: Ravenden Springs Spec
ial, T. n. Threlkeld Richardson Spec
ial, Alpheus Poynor; Consolidated No.
| l. VIII Smith; Consolidated No. 2,
Frank Pettyjohn; Consolidated No. 3.
Jim Brown; Consolidated No. 4, Dan
Kirk: Rural Special No. 1, Oscar
Prince; Rural Special No. 2, DIR. ]. $.
Carrens; Rural Special No. A. Fayette
Tyer. Respectfully,
DIR. w. Il. Hamil