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Ozark, Arkansas, July 13, 1915.No. 100n Situationom last issue)■lv that the ex-jnths immediate-be greater thisif hales consumed tates for the 10 May 31. 1914.The number of for the 10 months 1915. was. 4,585. onsumption per first part of the this year than ary and in theArmy Worm ComingnniWashington. D. ('., -The presence of the fall army worm is reported in southern and central Texas and there is every reason to believe that it will work its way northward as the season advances. Farmers in the line of its march, therefore, are being warned by specialists in the United States Department of Agriculture to keep a sharp eye upon their crops, especially alfalfa, corn, and the sorghums in order to prevent the pest from getting a start upon them.Rhodes Scholarship Ex-aninatioDS In OctoberChancery Court Meets.Little Hock, July 2—The American Club in Oxford has sent to the University of Arkansas. Hendrix. Henderson -Brownand Ouachita Colleges.and the High schools of Ft. Smith. Little Rock. Texarkana, and Pine Blutf, some interesting information about the University and the Rfcdes scholarships. There are twenty -two separate colleges at Oxford University. The Rhodes scholar-thiti4 art)Chancery court for the Ozark district convened here yesterday at 2:45 p. m.. with Chancellor T. H. Humphrey,of Fayetteville, presiding: Circuit Clerk M. V. Waterfield and Sheriff J. D. Mc-Ilroy at their posts.Judge Humphey called the bar docket:Claudie Holt vs. Albert Holt; dismissed by agreement of the plaintiff and defendant.Lillie Gage vs. Jasper Gage, dismissed by both parties, the latter paying the cost.q r*-*
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Ozark Spectator
Ozark, Arkansas, US
Tue, Jul 13, 1915
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