THE
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EDITED IN THE INTEREST OF McCRORY and woodruff county
McCRORY,' ARKANSAS, JANUARY, 30, 1920
NUMBER 28
■hirOME TAX COLCEC
|NC TOR IS coming soon
rt was announced in the
JL of Jack Walker, Collec
", 0f internal Revenue, that
Z federal Income Tax sea
on opened Monday, January
on and in making this an
ouncement he stated that all
parties who made returns for
Jbe year 1918 would be fur
nished witn a blank form
tIDOn which to make return for
the year 1919 through the
mail But in case such blank
is not received within a week
or ten days from date of Jan.
26 that such parties should
obtain a blank in order not to
become delinquent, as the re
quirement of filing such re
teum is an obligation of the
taxpayer. Such blanks can
be secured from his office up
on application.
The collectors will be at the
folowing towns on the Mow
ing dates:
Augusta, Monday, March
8, to Thursday, March 11.
Cotton Plant, Friday March
12, to Monday, MarchlS.
Newport*, Monday Jan
uary, 26, to Saturday, Feb
ruary, 7.
Mr. C. Crotze£ v^pent the
first of the week in Igjensett.
Mr. J. K.'% Comer left
Wednesday1 for ^yanah, Mo.
Mr. Geo. Wright spent
Saturday and Sunday in Mem
phis.
Mr. Chas. Anderson spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in
iv: 0-1 phis. '
Judge Wm. Moorman of
Augusta was a McCrory visi
tor Sunday.
Mr. Lon Capshaw was a
Little Rock visitor Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Beulah Anderson re
turned Wednesday from a
week’s visit in Memphis.
Pyt. Wainwright Ridgeway
0t j ^*ke sP®nt Saturday
and Sunday with homefolk
here.
p Miss Willie Cain of Little
,spen* Wednesday and
with friends and
relatives in this city..
n» P* Mas Bryant of Mem
fi* w?2 the guest of his
ha ^ Lillie McFarland
past week.
Messrs H. T. Miller, J. H.
Stan*801!’ ** Wright, A. J.
K?PP. J. H. Proctor, W. M.
Aifeuand Dr- J- W. Morris
Rortdf^e le*kl»ture in Little
*°ck this week.
chi,^ McDonald and
Roh Christine Wilder and
and 3n Jr'f an*ived today,
OonaM’ be guests of Mrs- Mc
M"ald ® parents, Mr. and
rs- J- W. Wilder.
GRAND JURORS
A. S. Thompson,
G. G. McCrory,
W. E. Jelks,
Homer Robinson,
M. A. Sparks,
Logan Betts,
Paul Martin,
Jont Haralson,
R. T. Harvilie,
C. C. Ward,
Lee Miller,
John D. Eldridge,
J. H. Snapp,
W. V. Angelo,
A. A, Anderson,
L. M. Reynolds,
Alternates.
A. A. Taylor,
Wade Garten,
M. F. Massey,
H. H. Holder,
R. R. Givins,
George Spradlin,
PETIT JURORS
A. M. Masters,
H. L. Byrd,
Steve Davis,
C. J. Collins,
, A. C. Jett,
Walter Drennon,
I. B. Matheney,
John Larker,
A. S. Fitzhugh,
T. S. Knight,
R. A. Drewery,
T. E. Dye,
Jack Dixon,
J. R. Chappell,
W. G. Dilliard,
C. C. Goodwin,
John A. Pulley,
Charlie Knight,
I. B. Mattheney,
H. C. Shearer,
W. E. Baker,
J. R. Acton,
H. G. Crotzer,
J. W. Daniel,
Alternates.
W. D. Overstreet,
R. S. Wallinger,
V. W. Stephenson, ,■
Tom Witcher,
D. Gipson,
W. M. Sales,
I. N» Vanlandingham,
J. D. Graves,
R. M. Ellis,
Ed Holder,
Will Melton,
M. K. Wherry,
Mrs* J. H. Crossett spent
the week-end in Little Rock.
Renew your subscription
now to the News.
Money Cannot Buy Any Better
E. D. Grappe, a leading
merchant of St. Maurice, La.,
writesFor a cathartic I es
pecially recommend Foley Ca
! thartic Tablets, knowing as I
i do that money cannot buy any
I better.” They act promptly,
, without pain or nausea. They
clear the bowels, sweeten the
j stomach and tone up the liver.
! Not habit forming. For sale
by the Red Cross Drug Co.
; Adv.
MACHINERY FOR ICE
PLANT IS ORDERED.
The remaining unsold stock
in the McCrory Ice & Commis
sion Co., was closed out by
Mayor W. W. Raney to home
investors Tuesday and the
rder^d. Following is
a list of the stockholders:
H. Arnof,
J. M. Arnof,
E. C. Marsh,
A. J. Marsh,
T. W. Greer,
Homer Robinson,
R. M. Marsh,
J. F. Morgan,
Mrs. Margaret Farley,
Chas. Anderson,
Perry Holland,
T. E. Dye,
C. P. Best,
W. C. Wright,
Forrest Greer,'
Walter W. Raney,
J. R. Taylor,
H. E. Wood,
Miss Oro Lee Hunnicutt,
J. H. Swanson,
A. S. Johuson,
J. F. Shue,
H. B. Gray,
G. G. McCrory,
G. W. Barber,
Joe Chappell,
E. H. Wilson,
D. M. Huff,
W. P. Musgrove,
C. T. Willis,
Dr. W. T. McCain,
V. E. Huff,
Dr. J. R. Piercey,
Mrs. Lula Shue,
Louis Chappell,
Riggs Brothers,
Richard Chappell,
W. B. Angus,
N. H. Chaney,
Angus & Hayes,
Gid Capshaw,
Jack Dixon,
Mr.s L. McFall,
W. B. Kyle,
Dr. R. L. Fraser,
Geo. Raymond,
E. T. Wisner,
Dr. L. A. Jelks,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell
went to Memphis the first of
the week for the latter to un
dergo an operation.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE
The stockholders of the Mc
Crory Ice & Commission Co.
are hereby notified that a
meeting will be held at the
Jewel Theatre on Wednesday
Feb., 4, 1920, at seven o'clock
p. m. Important business is
to be transacted and you are
urged to be present. Adv.lt
J. F. MORGAN. Pres.
Trade with those who ad
vertise.
Mr. Luther Gammill of
Memphis is the guest of his
kinsman, Mr. H. D. Brown,
this week.
Mr. J. P. Taylor, manager
of the Sanitary Barber Shop,
left Thursday, for Rochester,
Minn., where he will be
operated on by Mayo Bros.
Wanted: To buy your hogs.
W. J. MITCHELL. Adv. 1
23-tf.
For the new road it will re
quire 24,500 cubic yards of
gravel, which will require
about nine hundred cars.
Parties wanting to contract
for the unloading and haul
ing of this gravel by the yard,
will please see me.
GROVER McCRORY.
Adv. 12-19-19tf.
Mr. Joe Padgit, of Grays,
transacted business in Augus
ta today, Friday.
Piano for sale, in good con
dition. Will sell cheap.
MRS. C. H. VROOMAN.
Adv. ltp-1-30. Jelks, Ark.
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Quality That-S r
Prices Why
ustomers
ontinue
oming.
TO
ANGUS & HAYES
FEED STORE
All grades of Hay, all kinds of mix
ed feed at all times.
If It’s Seed Oats We Have Them