The Theatorium hosts night program this evening
The city council meets tonight while the Theatorium offers evening entertainment. The Fortnightly Club is being hosted by Mrs. J. B. Stone this afternoon. Many local residents attend court today in the Hyle vs P. & N. W. case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stone
Circuit Court
Washington
Hyle
Local notes from Prescott and vicinity in brief
Cotton prices drift from 840 to 865. Ben Waller Jr. remains ill. Tom Dewoedy visits Prescott from Lyda. Mrs. M. W. Hart visits family in W. T. Mart's home at Corinth Miss. Bar num and Bailey circus heads for Texarkana Friday. Randolph Jamby and associates inventory Geo. J. Terry Co merchandise. Moncrief Millinery Co. promotes its styles and hair goods. Albany township residents attend Holiness meeting at Beebe. Iron Mountain Railway officials inspect the line by motor car. W. R. Avenson and wife return home after an 8000 mile auto tour through western Texas. Queen car had one break but overall good road trip. Hope Ark delay noted. Little Rock Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Waller Jr
Tom Dewoedy
Lyda
Prescott
M. W. Hart
Corinth
W .T. Mart
Barnum & Bailey's
Texarkana
W. R. Avenson
Hope
Ark
Little Rock Democrat
Diversified Farming Proof From Local Cane Trial
J B Kelly, a progressive farmer, brought two fine stalks of ribbon cane to The News office, arguing soil here supports profitable crops. He hails from Louisiana and believes the crop could yield 250 to 500 gallons of syrup per acre, with strong syrup prices. Kelley notes one acre produced a large bale of cotton and 110 bushels of Irish potatoes, underscoring diversified farming value for Arkansas' immediate section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Louisiana
Mr. Kelley
Arkansas
Weather and crops note from Sutton village
Weather remains warm and cloudy as crops near harvest yield modest profit. W. E. Sutton returns from Pilot Point as Holiness council delegate, calling the trip profitable. E. M. Gammage moves from Morrisland to join the community, purchasing land to benefit the local school and education prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sutton
Pilot Point
Texas
Holiness Council
Sutton High School Enrollment and New Literary Society Formed
Miss Alice Hannah from near Morris will attend Sutton High School and board with her sister Mrs. Gammage as the student body grows toward a hundred. A literary society was organized last Saturday night with a large audience and a strong program. The piece emphasizes educational interest and the value of effort, urging students to strive for a better life rather than frivolity and failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hannah
Morris
Sutton High School
Gammage
Sales Agents Wanted for Largest Picture and Trane House
Immediate opportunity for permanent agents in this locality. Earn per week or 400 percent. No experience needed. Frank W. Williams Co. offers complete training, samples, and a free catalogue. Write today for particulars, catalogue, and samples. 1214 W Taylor Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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America
Frank W. Williams Co
Taylor Street
Chicago
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G .M Hammond
Levi Moore
I. P. Seals
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J. H. Watson
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D. B. Thompson
Jas. H. Watson
O. B. Gordon
Little Rock
Mystic Shriners of
Little Missouri River
Kilgore
Mevins
Poplar Bluff
Buchanan
Randolph Jamby
Fred and
Walter Murrah
Geo. J. Terry, Co
Moncrief Millinery Co
J F. White
A. H. Lambert
J. Waddle
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Iron Mountain Railroad
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Ql Esterly
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E. M Gammage
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Magnolia
W. B. Waller
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