davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
JALAPA SERA LA
BASE AEREA DE
LOS FEDERALES

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre IA.
Ell General Gonzalo Escobar que Sc
encuentra al frente de la campafia
contra la revolucion de Gomez en- We
racruz, dispuso que la base a6rea es-
te situada en- Jalapa, capital del Es-
tado de Veracruz, por prestar ma
yores ventajas de aterrizaje para los
aviadores.
La flotilla Sc compone de cinco BIZ
pianos de tipo Farman especiales
para bombardeos que Sc cree serviran
de mucho para combatir a los insu-
rrectos, que Sc han refugiado en- sitios
casi innaccesibles de la serranfa.
Diferentes ndcleos de exploration
Sc encargaran de mostrar los avia-
dores la situacio6n de los rebeldes.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
FUE QUEMADO AVER
UN PUENTE CERCA
DE NUEVO LAREDO

NUEVA LAREDO, lamps. ocLubre
14.-Un puente del ferrocarril como
a 20 millas al Sur de NuevO Laredo
sobre la lfnea del Nacional, fue in
cendiado por una banda de revolu-
cionarios pertenecientes a tres CO.
lumnas que segdn Sc dice vienen en-
camino con el proposito de atacar
tomar esta ciudad que serfa un pun
to estrategico en- poder de los alza-
dos.
Aunque en- los cfrculos militares de
esta ciudad no Sc da ninguna impOr-
tancia al incidente, manifestando que
los incendiarios no es sino un grupo
de seis mas individuos, en- los cir
culos revolucionarios de Laredo, Tex,
Sc dice que Sc trata de una parIida
como de 300 hombres.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
AGUIRRE VOLYIO A NOGALES
SONORA

NOGALES, Sonora, octubre 14.-El
general Manuel Aguirre, jefe de los
ciento cincuenta hombres que la Sc
mana anterior salieron en- busca del
jefe revlucionario, Alfonso de la Huer-
ia, a quien mataron, regres0 va
Nogales, despues de algunos dfas de
ausencia.
Ell general Aguirre con sus hom.
bres continue de frente hacia las
sierras, despu6s del combate soste-
nido con De la Huerta, en- persecu-
cion de un grupo de rebeldes que, Sc
gun le informaron, andaban en- la re-
gi0n de Imuris.
Ell general Pablo Macfas ha tornado
toda clase de precauciones para evitar
contrabandos de armas
Rum0rase que muchos de los va
quis que estaban trabajando pacffica-
mente cerca de Tucson han comen-
zando a abandonar aquella ciudad, di-
rigiendose probablamente territorio
mexicanos. Entire los desaparecidos
esta Domingo Llara, uno de los va
quis mas prominentes de la tribu.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
NIEGASE QUE Ell
GRAL. PELAEz Sc
HAYA SUBLEVADO

Tampico, lamps, octubre IA
Aver circularon en- este puerto nu-
merosas versiones acerca de diferen-
tes sublevaciones que Sc habfan re-
gistrado en- la Jurisdiction de la Je
fatura Militar de este Estado, cuyo
cuartel general Sc ha establecido en-
Villa Cuauhtemoc a cargo del ge-
neral Lazaro Cardenas
Esas versiones Sc referfan especial
mente a la sublevaci6n del general
Manuel Pelaez en- la Huasteca, y a
las actividades del cabecilla Aleman
en- las cercanfas de Tuxpan.
La Jefatura de Operaciones Mill
tares del Estado ha declarado que
toda su Jurisdiction Sc encuentra en-
la mas completa calma y que en- la
Huasteca no existe actualmente una
sola partida DE rebeldes
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
EN- TAMPICO, TAMPS.,
CELEBROSE UN MATRI=
MONIO DE EMERGENCIA

MEXICO, octubre 14.-En ell puer-
to de Tampico acaba de darse un
case pocc Usual en- nuestro pats: ell
de requerirse un matrimonio de emer-
gencia, podria llamarse para que una
dana alemana, la sonora Reicheil,
pudiera entrar Territorio Nacional.
Un caballero aleman Sc presto a
servir de marido la sefiora Reicheil,
esperandose que ambos entablen ell
divorcio.
Como Sc We, es uno de tantos me-
dios para burlar los dictados de la ley.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
Sc PERSEGUIRA A LOS
QUE ALCEN LOS PRECIOS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre ID.
Todas las autoridades de esta capital
Sc uniran para tomar en- conjunto las
medidas gu Sc requieran a fin de
poner coto a la inmoderada alza de
los arIfculos de primera necesidad,
de la que estan abusando los sefo ,es
comerciantes aprovechandose del mo-
vimiento revolucionario que ha esta-
llado en- varias regiones del pals.
Con los precios alarmantes que ac-
tualmente guardian las mercancfas de
diario consume, las classes humildes de
la ciudad estan sufriendo graves per-
juicios debido a que sus jornales no
les son suficientes para llenar las
necesidales mas apremiantes del ho-
gar.
Al pretexto que aleguen los senores
comerciantes para tener en- alto ell
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
INDIOSCORASBATEN
ALOSREBELDES
En- Nayarit Los Natives Luchan
POr Que Vuelva La Paz

ACAPONETA, Nay, octubre IA
La formal batida ordenada por ell G.
General Escalona, Jefe de las Ope-
raciones Militares en- ell Estado, en-
contra de las chusmas capitaneadas
por "El Pillaco," y demas bandoleros,
Sc esta nevando a cabo con ell mayor
exito, esperandose que pronto esos
grupos de alzados queden completa-
mente exterminados.
Actualmente Sc encuentran baLien-
do en- sus propias madrigueras al ene-
migo, fuerzas suficientes comandadas
por los ciudadanos Coronel Bardomia-
no Gonzalez, Tiente Coronel Zaldfvar
Mayor Angel Gonzales G. y Capt.
tan Castro. quienes en- combination
con los jefes indios Coras, Eutimio
Domfnguez Mariana Mexfa, que al
frente de mas de 900 naturales per-
fectamente armados y municionados,
han contribuido eficazmente al ex-
terminio de las partidas de rebeldes
que estaban siendo un amago para
la tranquilidad de la region Norte de
esla Entidad.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
DESPUES DE COMBATIR
A SANDINA UN AVlADOR
AMERICANA Sc DESpLOMO

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, octubre IA.
Despues de que ell aviador norteame-
ricano Cap. H. Thomas hubo bombar
deado a una partida de 200 hombres
de las fuerzas de Sandino su aparato
perid6 ell control en- ell aire Y Sc estr-
ll6 contra una montana
AL principle Sc creia que ell avia-
dor hubiera perecido en- ell accidente,
pero al POGO ratio hizo sefales de que
Sc encontraba sano y salvo, aunque SUI
aparato Sc hizo pedazos.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15

MEXICO, Octubre 7.-Vil1ahermosa,
capital del Estado de TabascO, con-
tinIa seriamenIe inundada por ell
Grijalva, tropezando sus habitantes
con innumerables dificultades para
atender a sus necesidades.
Las escuelas oficines Sc encuen-
tran cerradas y ell trAfico de behf-
culos esta totalmente suspendido.
Hasta ell momento de cerrar esta
information, no sc han registrado des
gracias personales.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
YARIOS SENADORES
DESAFORADOS

MEXICO, octubre 14.-Se han de-
clarado desaforados a los senadOres
ntirre-eleccionistas VictOrio Mendo-
sa, Anastasio Men6ndez, JESUS Azuara
Candor Guardado, respectimamente,
de los Estalos de Veracruz, Tlaxcala,
Hidalgo Coahuila.
Desde luego fueron expulsados del
recinto parlamentario, probablemen-
tie seran llamados sus respectivos SUI
plentes.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
Mr.. MORROW ANUNCIO
POR TELEFONO SU
SALIDA PARA MEXICO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre IA.
Mr.. Dwight Morrow, recientemente
nombrado representante del gobierno
norteamericano en- este pals, Sc CO.
munico hoy telefonicamenIe desde
Washington con la Embaja en- esta
ciudad, comunicando al Encargado de
Negocios, H. F. Arthur que ell dfa Is
de los corrientes saldra para esta ca
pital hacerse cargo de su puesto.
Es la primera vez en- la historic, que
ell Departamento de Estado de Wash
ington Sc pone en- communication direc-
ia con la Embajada aquf
Fue la esposa de Mr.. Arthur la que
contesto a la llamada, y cuando oy6
claramente a Mr. Morrow que decfa:
"Habla Mr.. Morrow; deseo hablar con
ell Encargado de Negocios. >" la da-
ma pas0 ell aparata su esposo, Sos
teniendo este una larga conversation
con ell nuevo representante.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
OTRA SESSION DE LA
JUNTA PATRIOTICA

En- uno de estos dfas, segIn nos in
forma ell Secretario de la Junta Pa
tri6tica Mexicana de Tucson, sefor
Manuel R. Grijalva, tai Institution
verificara una session con ell objeto
de hacer un examen de las cuentas
presentadas verificar ell pago de las
que ain no han sido cubiertas.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15

Srta. Irene Leon, estudiante mexi-
cana de la High School de este lu-
gar, que juntamente con Hannah
Duke, Helen Mote, Marjorie Hardy
del mismo Plantel, ha lido a la ciudad
de Nueva York a tomar participation
en- I'm Concurso de Mecanograffa.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15
RUMORASE QUE DOS
GRALES. OCULTOS EN-
EN- UNA LEGAClON

MEXICO, octubre 14-Debido que
Sc rumora insistentemente que los &C.
nerales Carrancistas Candido Aguilar
Y Juan Barragan Sc encuentran en- ell
interior de la Legacion de Cuba, la
policfa metropolitan vigila estrecha-
mente la expresada residencia, para
apresar a los polfticos referidos GUAM
10 traten de abandonar su refugio.
Debido a la inmunidad diplomAtica,
no es possible que penetren las Auto
ridades al interior de Ia Embajada Gu
bana.
El fronterizo., 1927-10-15

costo de la vida, ell gobierno contes-
tara con medidas terminantes para
poner fin tan anormal situacion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
Oil Stock Probe
On In Fl. Worth

FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. %, tJ
Sweeping investigation OF oil pro-
motion IN alleged violations OF the
.sblpe sky, law u under way in Tort
Worth IL was revealed today when
iniunctions were granted in district
court here against two oil COM
panies-
The probe will extend 70 approxi-
mately 100 oil promoters and their
companies. r. NJ. Tille-. assistant
attorney general CT -exas said TO-
day. He Is being assisted BY ID. y.
Pickle. Austin. special investigator
Of the attorney generals office.
Temporary injunctions we're grant
ed restraining the Milton Oil CON-
pany and Dave Milton. Inc. from
making further oil stock sales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23

Have a Grosley Bandbox delivered
Tor Christmas and pay for il as you
use 1t. Radiola Parlor. Adv. 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
The OUTER GATE
By OCTAVUS ROY COHEN

Terry did not answer at once.
And Peter Borden understood. de
knew the lads antipathy to him al
most as we'll as Bob knew it him
self.
I'm going up to my room, Bob.
Some work TO do. Suppose you en-
terrain Lois"
Instantly Bob's face cleared. He
moved forward and seated himself
in an easy chair.
"Very we'll, sir" he said.
And then he happened to look full
into the girls eyes. She was radiant,
and he wondered vaguely why he had
never before noticed that she was
exquisitely beautiful.
They were in strange contrast as
they sat side by side on the big
lounge-the girl slender as a reed
and blonde as the morning sun. the
young man queerly old about lips
and eyes and in his deliberate ges-
lures. But the soft light OF the
table lamp was kind TO him and the
deepest Of his lines were masked BY
the semigloom.
Bob settled back comfortably in
the luxurious upholstery. He was in
explicably glad that tonight he was
with Lois instead Of Kathleen. He
did not probe too deeply for rea-
sons; il "a sufficient that he was
here-and contented. He was keenly
conscious Of the girls delicate
beauty and Of a bond between them,
and he harked back over the aimless
months which had drifted by since
the barrier door Of the cell block
had closed behind him-and he had
stepped once again into the sun
shine.
Lois was different from Kathleen.
She was soothing and soft where
Kathleen was electric and vivid. He
couldn't settle back and think when
he was with Kathleen; she filled him
with a vague, disturbing restlessress
and an ambition which annoyed him.
But Lois was different: she seemed
glad 20 accept him as he was; and
he wondered how he had withstood
her friendly advances for so long.
being content TO look upon her with
eyes which saw her only as the
daughter OF the man he hated.
But something had occurred n few
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
CHAPTER XIII

CHAPTER AXlII
They were silent for several min
utcs. their minds busy-not with
their OWL problens-but with the
problem Of Bob Terry. 70 whose fu-
ture they had dedicated their lives.
10 was the girl who spoke first.
Perhaps" She suggested. sit
might be good for him. Perhaps IL
he had. from the first. faced the
necessity for work. the rehabilita-
ton might have been easier"
Perhaps. Lois. And then" His
voice trailed off and when hz spoke
again i was in a voice which she
scarcely heard. You're fond Of Bob,
aren't you. dearf"
"xhy, yes A pink flush stain
ed her cheek and neck. YES, of
course"
4 don't mean, Of course. ] mean
personally"
DAD Thee, softly. Eyes.
~And he--
Pleas he doesn't know. He
never WILL
lies never said-anything7"
mo-" Her voice was startled.
"Oh- Dad. | wouldn't have him
Enow-nos FOR worlds. And I wouldn't
confess this 20 anyone else"
Il know that. dear. I wait 10 ask
you n more question:: please be
farmland don't let me hurt you.
DO you care for him-or are you
sorry for him."
She did not answer Immediately.
Both. Dad. / care-and I'm. oh,
60 sorry"
lie opened his lips 10 speak as
Bob Terry appeared in the doorway.
Much Of the stOop had gone from
his shoulders. a good deal Of the
bitterness had left his face. He was
smiling slightly as his eye fell up
on father and daughter. 1t was
Peter Borden who spoke.
Wont you come in, Bob"
The boys face hardened for a
moment. mo, thank you, sir"
-Going cut ="
Il don't know"
Lois did not know that her face
lightened. Bob went out SO many
cverinws-with the Shannon girl,
probably. She spoke impulsively.
"Please stay with Us tonight,
Bob"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
Consider Removing
Baylor University

AUSTIN. Tex. Dec. %. tPl-con-
ISOLATION Of smaller Baptist schools
that have not been self-supporting
into one large school and possible
removal of Baylor University from
Waco to Dallas. have been dismissed
by the committeeman delegated "
the general Baptist convention OF
Texas 70 help solve educational prob
lens confronting the Baptist church
in Texas, Judge D. s. baltimore.
member OF the Baptist educational
commission said here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
Chicago Capitalist
Here to See Valley

John p. Ballard. Chicago capitalist.
and a party Of five including his wife
and daughter were in Brownsville
Friday Just to sec the Valley" They
arc returning home from the Pacific
coast. The party is travelling in Mr..
Billiards. private car.
They viii leave the city this even
inE for Houston and from there will
20 70 Chicago by way Of st. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
RECORD MIGRATE
= = =
AIDED BY FATHER
= =
'SWIPES' HIS AUTO

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Dee.
%, Rp-Police officers believed
today that they had discovered the
record case Of filial ingratitude.
J. W. Maddox Of Virgins. Colo,
who said he had spent about
5000 TO get his 1s-year-old son.
Richard. released from a charge Of
turkey stealing, reported that hts
son had stolen his motor car.
Maddox told police he was re-
turning to Colorado from Purcell.
Okla, and that the boy drove the
car away from a filling station
when the father stopped 70 inquire
the road TO Wichita, Kan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23

A special effort IL being made by
those attending the Wesleyan Fisher
ma Bible class 10 get a large num-
Der Of young ren present Sunday
morning az the Dittmann theater ~
GAS o'clock. Topics Of interest 10
the boys viii be discussed freely at
this meeting. the members naming the
subjects they wish discussed. This
Bible class 81 young men IL newly
organized and is anxious 20 get ali
the young Ter Of Brownsville to
meet with them, their president an
nounced- G.. A. Saddler is IN eelass
teacher and Frank Kibbe Is the presi-
dent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
TO DISCTSS TOPICS

Special Prices @ radios for Christ
mas; terms. Adv. "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
Insane Man Stays
Another, Is Held

BRUNSWICK. Maine. Dec. %. t1
Raymond Petit. %. insane cripple.
who shot and wounded his father
and mother here last night was cap
tured today. but not until he had
killed Mrs. VI. z. White, IS, in her
home at Topsham, and had been
critically wounded by officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
TO NEW ORLEANS

HARLINGEN, Dec. 2s.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. Rogers Nelly of this city
will spend the Christmas holidays
with relatives in New Orleans Mr..
Nelly is assistant industrial com
missioner Of the Southern Pacific
lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
Cameron County Road
Bond Issue Approved

AUSTIN, Texas. Dee. e3.-Attor-
neT General Claude Pollard Tues
day approved the following bonds:
5 $1,000. 900 Cameron county road
bonds. being second similar sun
out Of $1,000. 900 voted last Orto-
Der, serials S.; 100000 Taylor
county road bonds, serials. 4 l-2s
out Of 100000 recently voted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-23
VOTE ROAD BONDS

CHILDRESS. Tex. Dec. %, CP-By
q majority Of nearly six to one
Childress county voters Wednesday
approved a S650,000 road bond issue
t5bulation Of the votes indicated
Thursday. State and federal road aid
Of Sl,300.00O has been pledged ia
connection with the Childress county
program.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-03
CARBON WATER
HEAL TIL BOON

Bottled carb0nated beverages
also known as soda water. pro
teet the, public health. especially
during the summer months when
water supplies are apt to become
polluted. SAYS Or. J. w. sale. of
the Food Control Laboratory. Food.
Drug and Insecticide AdminIstra.
tion. Department Of Agriculture.
Manufacturers Of bottled carbo.
mated beverages he says. must
give particular attention to the
purity Of the water they use to
prevent spoilage of their products.
water Ii the chief COMPONENT
#of the human body and the average
person consumes three "a four pfrfs
of water or beverage each day
declares DR.. Sale. IN particularly
warm weather. or after violent *.
ercise. sfill more LIQUID Il demanded
by the body. During the simmer
months water supplies are apt 10
become polluted and dangerous to
the health 0f the community.
ut has been estimated that the
American public at present con-
surnes the equivalent Of more than
II. 200, 000. 900 half-pint bottles Of car.
donated beverages annually. the
larger portion OF this being IN the
hot months. High type. superior
carbonated beverages necessarily
contain absolutely pure water. 50
that when the public Is consuming
these beverages 1t II eliminating the
chance of drinking impure water.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-03
NEWS NOTES Of
RLIlGT0N

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Aug. 8.
Arlington county gave STATE sena.
tor Frank L. BAH the largest vote
ever cast IN any primary ana AZ.
sured his reelection. He carried the
county BY 8 to
Although Waiter 4. oliver, Of
Fairfax county. was leading in his
county with incomplete returns.
Manassas. Ia Prince william
county. gave Ban sos votes, which
= four more than he received IN
the entire county ii the campaign
Of 1894
William II Bfagg won over John
Edwin Nevin for precinct com.
mitteemen from clarendon precinct
I by vote Of ISL to 2o2. The only
other precinct where there was q
contest was ct Arlington where
Emery IA. Hosmer defeated Mrs.
Florence p. Cannon BY vote Of
800 to so.
Other committeeman elected are
r. BlalIley James. ROsslxn; John
Afilstead. CherrydaIe; John u.
Lyons, BaIlston: F.reeIand h. Chew.
Glencarlyn; r. b. Cobean, Del RAY:
Robert u. Walker, Carne School:
James Burke, Virginia Highlands.
and Thomas Mechem, Lyon Park.
The executive committee OF the
Lyon village Citizens Association
Twin meet tonight IT the home Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-03
whIch !. otten e eause q lion

which Il often the cause cf serious
Illness.
Manufacturers Of carbonated
beverages are cooperating with
health authorities Ia warn the pub
lie Of the danger Of water-borne
warning which statistics show an
plies to SIS per cent Of the streams
drinking water y,.DpIies IN the areas
flooded BY the Mississippi river
and its tributaries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-03
G. ]. Painter Out For
Legion Post Leadership

G. ]. Painter today Is the nominee
for the position Of commander Of
George Washington Post No. i,
American Legion. subject to the
election August IS Mr.. Painter
was named at meeting Of the
post ID It's elubhouse, 1898 st.
N. w. last night
Other nominations were Capt.
20. r. Brooke. senior vice comman.
der; Bernard G. MCGEE. secund
vice commander; Charles F. ReH
man. third vice commander: II. u.
Cosel and ] n. Knappen. quarter
MASTER n =, Krauslkopf. sergeant.
alarms: N, ] Cosel. n1aster.at arms;
J. Murphy historian: M. ri.
Darnali, surgeon: r.. G. Krauskopf
and u ~ nappe1l. color bearers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-03

Robert N. Anderson, secretary. The
proposal 10 abandon the August
meeting Of the aasoclatlon win Be
taken up.
Dr. r. Ri. Chichester county
health officer. repeated be warning
today 10 all parents Of Arlington
county to keep their children from
bathing ii any OF county streams.
Each year every stream III
Arlington county is posted with
warning. Not fit for use; he said.
but signs are torn down almost
as soon As erected 2
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-03

EltSIsT 0h the delivery 81
yeur TINES 81 Herald avery
day. lf you DO not get your
Herald ~ !. n. The Timss
~ n, 81 The Sunday
HERALD ~ 3 !. N. ealI Main
$3.50 Delivery Is naranteed
ard godF copy will Be- sent
you iulraediafely from The
Times Company Office 81
special assssnseF.
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HOams- ana 81 MANY enses beard.
rental soilmns q de clsssifisa ads =
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28

Former resident of Washington shot
Deputy Sheriff zack Horton of
Camden who was killec at Millers
Bluff near Camden while assisting
in liquor raid Tuesday night Form
erly lived at Washington where his
mother Mrs Mary Horton, and sist-
er Miss Salliei Horton, both now of
Wilson, Ark, resided up TO few
months ago, was buried AT Camden
January &c. Mr. Horton was former
ly in the real estate business at Hope
and Camden; he was quiet, good
natured man about As years of age
whom everyone liked and those who
knew him were very much shocked
when they learned Of the tragedy
which resulted in his death. Mr..
Horton leaves besides hts wife, Dre-
ther Frank Horton of Hope, Arkansas,
Earnest Horton of Philadelphia, Pa,
his mother Mrs. Mary Horton and
sister Miss sallie Horton both OF VIII
son, Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28

Sam Stroud who 'ormeliy resided
here has been promoted 70 FOREMAN
Of the curing cellars of Swift & Co,
of the curing cellars of swirt & Co.,
at Evansville, Ind.
Miss Evelyn Dodd spent the week
end with Miss Marjorie Higgason of
Hope
Mrs. T. y. Trimble anu daughter
Carolyn, spent the week with her sis
ter, Mrs Holloway of Hope
Bill Levins Of Nashville was a Wis
itor here last week.
F. Y Trimble and B, F. Ellington
spent the weekend on Grassy Lake
duck hunting
Hon. L. +. Monroe was a Tuesday
visitor TO Texarkana
Miss Trudie Segler spent the week
end at her home in Emmett While
there she attended sae funeral Of la
Uncle.
Don't miss the rummage sale Feb.-5
T. J. Robinson of Conway is visit
ing his parents, Or. and Mrs. Robin
son
Craig Williams Of Prescott spent
Sunday with his parents Rev. and
Mrs J. c. Williams.
Washington telegraph., 1927-01-28
Busseron and Posey.

Busseron- and Posey
Pecan trees should be headed about
three feet from the ground.
Peeans do best in moist well-drain-
ed fertile soil.
Pecan orchards should have clean
cultivation throughout the season.
Rye, vetch or both, are recon-
mended as a winter cover crop.
soybeans and cowpeas are recon-
mended as green manurIng crop.
The trees should bee at least 10 fee,
apart
Roots should not become dry before
setting.
The square system is recommended
for planting.