Local News Briefs From Prescott Camp Meeting and Town
Wever Ira Gee makes a business trip to Hope. H B McKenzie and G R Haynie fish at Lackland. Mrs Gus Rowland visits from Hope. Rev Hammond to give a temperance lecture at the camp ground festival. Geo McMillian of Ansley visits Prescott to join his wife here. Main Spring camp meeting nears end with anticipated large crowd. A rock attack injures Will Crouch at Oran mill. Bish Park faces arrest. Bliss “980” touted as cure for chills. Miss Lillian Caldwell returns from Hope. Guy Brewer sells nearly new Runabout with umbrella top. Morris Montgomery returns to New Louisville. B F Jordan ill with malaria. Dr T W Woodal visits from Vine Bluff. Mr and Mrs S T White and Miss Hattie Almand return from St Louis. Mrs C E Shankle and Miss Katie May head to Texarkana. Woodmen hold a big September 3 picnic at Bienne. Sovereign Joe Britt grave unveiling Sunday at 10 am with afternoon ceremonies. all invited with well filled baskets.
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C. E. Shankle
Katie May
Texarkana
Maude Kizer
Bienne
Order
Camp guest list from local social visits
Miss Belle Young of Candea is a guest of Miss Lizzie Christopher for a few days. Miss Effie Johnson of Washington visits Dink Cox and family. Mrs. Louella Moncrief arrives in the city tomorrow with her trimmer. Miss Dot Grayson, after visiting Jack Grayson’s family, returns to Ouachita county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Young
Candea
Lizzie Christoropher
Effie Johnson
Washington
Dink Cox
Louella Moncrief
Dot Grayson
Jack Grayson
Ouachita County
Cowpea Hay Yields Reported at Indiana Station
The Clay pea produced the heaviest hay crop at the Indiana station with 7 600 pounds per acre, followed by the Iron pea at 7 400 pounds per acre. The hay exceeds red clover in protein, making the crop highly valuable for forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Station
Private trade for eggs and poultry sought by retailers
Retailing Produce notes private deals for eggs and poultry with hotels and affluent households. It claims many towns have buyers willing to pay above the general market price, encouraging sellers to pursue private arrangements.
The Bacon Hog Concept Debated
The Farmers Advocate argues the bacon hog is not simply a thin hog but a well formed hog fed with nitrogenous food. The piece claims proper fitting and nutrition create a hog that is fat in quality without being thin.
Hay Versus Silage Space and Dry Matter
In the same storage space, one ton of hay requires 400 cubic feet, while eight tons of silage fit the same volume. A ton of hay contains 886 pounds of dry digestive matter, compared with 2 094 pounds in silage occupying equal space.
A Phrenological Case of 1999
An old dialogue imagines phrenology with vivisection and trepanning to cure traits like kleptomania and jealousy. A father seeks to use skull surgery to block his son’s love and prevent an unwanted marriage, while the professor boasts of turning vices into vanished desires.
Memory Alteration Ends In Complications Of Love
A plot centers on Professor Fulcrum who sells memory erasure to destroy love but memory can return through new feelings. Walter Higgins marries Amanda Brown after his memory is altered, leading to confrontation and a confession that memory changes create new loves rather than restoring old ones.
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Professor Fulcrum
Flo
Amanda Brown
Fulcrum
Jennie Carr
Walter Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Walter
Professor Fulcrums
Higgins
Ted
Mal
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Wever
Ira Gee
Hope
H. B. McKenzie
G. R. Haynie
Lackland Fishing
Gus Rowland
Camp Ground
Rev Hammond
Geo. McMillian
Ansley
Prescott
Oran Mill
Bish Park
Will
Park
Sor
Lillian Caldwell
Guy Brewer
Murfreesboro
Geo. J. Terry
Morris Montgomery
New Lonisville
B. F. Jordan
J. B. Jordan
T. W. Woodal
Vine Bluff
Nevada County
Sam ‘S
T. White
Hattie Almand
St. Louis
Providence
Sovereigh
Joe Britt
Rexall Dollar Watch
United Watch Co
Baker
Itiric
Albert
Buchanan
Esterly
Fulcrani
Ua Fin de Siecle
Citizens Bank
D. B
RED Cross
Waller
Tor
the Theatorium
Megnedy
Parson Multunah Palis
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