Livestock Best Bet for Arkansas Now
Fort Smith hosts Livestock Day as W A Cochel urges farmers to shift focus from crops to livestock. He cites low land values, cheap money, and stable demand, and advocates purebred sires to boost profits. Parade and stockyard open house highlight activity. past year sales near 129,724 head for 2.69 million dollars. The Fort Smith trade area generates substantial horse and mule revenue exceeding four million in a year.
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Ave
W. A. Cochel
Kansas City
Cochel
Arkansas
Oregon
Texas
New Mexico
Gulf
Atlantic
West Fort Smith
Bacon theft leads to two men jailed after odd incident
A bacon theft at a Dixon grocery prompts police to recover the meat hidden under a bridge where a man was ice skating. Authorities say they nabbed two suspects who attempted to retrieve the stolen articles.
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Dixon
Jacks
Stelle
Jack
Cers
Obtein
Roosevelt probes anthracite monopoly claims in Pennsylvan ia
President Roosevelt said in a private conference that monopolis tic practices in the eastern Pennsylvania anthracite region show vast capital writeups and pyramiding losses. He cited valuation figures from Earle, noting large depre ciation and a potential drop from earlier assessments amid rail and mining restructuring.
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Roosevelt
Earle
They Dent
Supreme Court
Local Social Visits and Home Moves Near Oak Grove
Oak Grove residents visit relatives across weekends with Mr and Mrs W L Allen and Mr and Mrs Jim Skinner spending time with local families. Itms Collier plans to move to Galena in May while Geraldine Collier visits Burl Ross and HC Allen's households.
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W. L. Allen
Bury Rose
Jim Skinner
D. M. Collier
Itms Collier
Galena
May
Ney
Willie Allen
Howe Good
New Mape
Geraldine Collier
Burl Ross
HC. Allen
Local visitors and family gatherings across several towns
J. G. Allen were business visitors with Washington Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. BE Mobley and family spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Stevenson of Shower Spruggs. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Allen and Mrs. Jw. G. Allen spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hf. EB. Patterson and family of Centerville. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collier spent Sunday with Clarence Sparks and family of Cuernsey. Mrs. S. B. Skinner and daughter were also noted in the social roundup.
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J. G. Allen
Washington
BE. EB. Mobley
Stevenson
Shower Spruggs
Willie Allen
Jw. G. Allen
Hf. EB. Patterson
Centerville
Leo Collier
Clarence Sparks
Cuernsey
Skinner
Centerville Social Acknowledges Mrs Sanders Visit
A brief social note records a Saturday evening spent with Mrs. C. E. Sanders of Centerville, indicating a local social engagement between the host and guest.
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C. E. Sanders
Centerville
Calotabs Aid Against Colds in Household Use
Millions rely on Calotabs to treat colds. A single or two tablets the first night, repeat if needed. They cleanse the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic, promoting elimination of cold poisons. Calotabs cost twenty five cents for the family package and ten cents for the trial package.
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