Forest Towers Visit Draw Visitors From 15 States
Arkansas State Forests Commission reports 16 million visitors to Unit 9 five observation towers. Arkansas leads with 1,458 visitors. other states show Louisiana 80 Texas 38 Oklahoma 31 Alabama 12 Indiana 5 Kansas 5 Nebraska 5 Illinois 7 North Carolina 5 Mississippi 4 Georgia 3 California 2 Tennessee 2 Michigan 2. Towers aim to maximize visibility across 750000 acres of timberland. sites listed near Canfield, Sutton, Glenville, Benna Vista, and Chichester. Public encouraged to visit and learn fire locating, suppression and Commission work.
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Chichester
State Forestry Commission
Forestry Commission
They Steer Course in Great Auto Strike
A fragmented report presents a chaotic scene about an auto strike with medical observations and unrelated dialogue. The garbled text references a doctor examining a patient and odd word fragments, suggesting a distressed, error-filled transcript from a public dispute.
But why are you crying B. asks as query
A terse exchange presents a child asking why tears fall and the other voice offering puzzled self inquiry. The fragment hints at emotion and identity without clear context or resolution.
Bodcaw Creek group holds 1997 officers and plans
A Bodcaw Creek Watershed Conservation association meeting at the Hope Soil Conservation Service office adopted a 1997 slate with C. F. Baker as president and R. F. Hunt as vice president. Walter Mountcastle outlined 1937 plan topics, and Burl Thompson and N M Faulk spoke on vegetative and engineering phases. Community meetings were proposed in Hope, Shower Springs, Bodcaw and Liberty.
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Bodcaw Creek Watershed Conservation Association
The
Soil Conservation Service
Hope
Craig Rosborough
C. F. Baker
R. F. Hunt
Burl Thompson
L. A. Davis
Horace Fuller
J. W. Butler
Walter Mountcastle
Mempstead
N.M Faulk
James D. Roers Funeral Held Near Spring, Iowa
Funeral services for James D rere Roers, who died early Monday at home five miles south of Spring Hope, were held at 2 p m Tuesday at Mt Nebo church. The Rev Crain officiated. Durial was interred in Mt Nebo cemetery. He is survived by his widow, nine sons and eight daughters.
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Mt. Nebo Church
Hope
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Black-Draught A Reliable Yet Affordable Tonic
Black-Draught claims high quality without high cost as an economical packed remedy. Its main ingredient comes from distant plant leaves shipped 10 000 miles to the factory, ensuring its well known laxative reliability. About 25 doses per 25 cent package.
Calotabs Promote Cold Recovery with Diuretic Action
Millions report Calotabs aid in treating colds. Taken in 1 or 2 tabs the first night and a repeat if needed, the drug acts as an intestinal eliminant cleansing mucus and toxins, then as a diuretic promoting toxin removal from blood. The family package costs twenty five cents, ten cents for smaller packages.
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