A Food Calendar
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TUESDAY
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gontaining wheat
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John M. Martin
J. .M. Barber was up t’r<
Paroquet Tuesday.
J. A. Jones of Paroquet w
in town Tuesday.
J. J. Matheny of Batesvi.
was in town Monday.
If you can’t shoulder a jrn
pocket a Liberty Bond.
Dr.J.B.Roe returned Sund
from a trip to Little Book.
Barnett Bros., have plent;,
Millet and Sudan grass sc d
Buy your feed from the nc
feed store. F. (' Hoyt & C<
Buy Sudan and Millet sei
from Barnett Bros., Merc. (
Knox mends shoes chea
111 Walnut St.. Newport. Ar
R, M. Crow of the Magnc
neghborhod was in town T u
day.
Rev. H. T. Crumpton
Bat esv’ille spent Sunday
town.
Just received a car of Arne
ican fence and barb wire.
M. Edwards.
—tmmmmimutwamrn wn .. » w .
e. Noah Harris of Oil Trougl
candidate tor sheriff, was i
town Monday,
in
The nicest line of strictl
new and fresh groceries at ,
:is H. llolderby’s
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Guilders supplies of all d<
script ions at the Newark Hun
her Company’s.
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Two cars of square de<
fence, all kinds at Jeffery Pro
Co , at Batesville.
For Sale.---Two cars choic
mixed ( lover hay. Apply at th
i Newark Lumber ('o.
Fd Dry, candidate for coi
stable, was up from I’arotpu
on business Tuesday.
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Telephone your order to NT
•33 and you will get prompt d<
livery. J. M. Martin.
■“Cot a copy of the new com
tv map of Independence cour
tv at The Journal office.
For Sale.—Good double hip
f)t gy and set double harness. \f
in : ply to Lee G. Foster, New ark.
For prompt delivery of an\
r- thing kept in a first class gre
C eery store telephone No. S3. ,1
jM. Martin
Just Received!
I have just received a carload
of the very latest and most up to
date furniture ever shown in New
ark and you can find exactly what
you want here.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
I have also received ,a big ship
ment of Moline Farm Implements
and can supply your needs.
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H. E. HAWTHORNE
NEWARK, ARKANSAS
j Full line of feed stuff; bran,
chops and oats at J. H. Hol
derby’s. :
Mrs. Lee Marshall and child
ren are spending a few days
this week visiting relatives in
Little Rock. ;
J. 11. llolderby will pay the
highest market price for chick-!
ens, eggs, butter and produce 1
of all kinds.
♦ Try me and see if you can’t
buy more fresh groceries than
am place for the money. Ino.
A1. M a rt in, Ne w ark.
A carload of choice mixed j
timothy and clover hay for sale i
at $28 a ton, while it lasts, j
Newark Lumber Co.
Mayor J. B. Ketchem went
to Batesville Tuesday to attend i
a meeting of the Democratic
County Central Committee.
Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Moore of
Little Rock spent a few days
here this week visiting his
mother Mrs. E. VV. Magness.
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Buford Hall, a Newark boy
who has made his home in St.
Louis for some time has re
; cently enlisted in the U. S.
Navy.
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County Cerk E. R Hooper of
Bates , ie wa; a passenger up
the road Tuesday morning en
route home from a business trip
to Little Rock.
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A meeting will be held at the «
Ci'nw graveyard on the fourth <
Saturday in May for the pur- !
pose of cleaning up and beau- <
tifying the grounds. j
You can sow sudan grass <
se< i as late as July 15 and <
get a g<-od crop of hay. Buy
your seeds from Barnett Bros.
Merc. Co., Batesville.
I h. Spring term of Federal
Court usually held at Bates
ville in May, has been post- ,
poned and will convene at
Batesville on Tuesday, June 4.
Barnett Bros. Merc. Co. have 1
just “eeeived a big shipment of 1
millet seed and Sudan grass '
seed. You can sow as late as <
July 1 on good land and get a >
rrop. ;
The local Red Cross sewing
open at nights, but will be t
room will hereafter not be £
open from 2 to 5 o’clock each 1
Monday and Thursday after- t
noon. t
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Dan Moore Jr who recently
finished a course in the Spring
field Business College, has tak
en a position as assistant book
keeper at the Farmers National
Bank at Newport.
(). F. Craig returned Tues
da\ from Little Rock where he
spent a few days with his dau
ghter. Mrs. Desha Lester who
recently underwent an opera
tion at St. Vincent’s Hospital.
Rev. (L L. Fink returned
Monday from Hot Springs;
where he attedned the meeting |
of the Southern Baptist Con
vention as a messenger from
the Independence Baptist As-(
sociation.
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To The Voters of Inde
pendence County
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
In making my announcement for
the high and responsible office of Sher
iff of your county 1 do so laregly upon
the urgent request of a number of loyal
friends, but mainly because of my strong
personal desire to serve my county in
that official capacity. I had hope ’ to
make a more extended campaign, but
the primary coming on at so early date
and the fact that I am engaged in farm
ing, which farm work I cannot afford t<
neglect, especially at such time as this,
when the greater portion of my crop hr.
been destroyed by the recent overflow
and most be replanted, necessitates that
1 make a limited campaign and forego
the pleasure of meeting many of you in
person.
However, having previously made
two races for this office in both of which
you gave me strong support each time
bringing me nearer the “goal of my am
bition,” makes me feel that 1 am suffi
ciently well known as to citzenship,
ability, and fitness to fill the office that
you can act upon my candidacy withoju
further annoyances or loss of your valu
able time.
1 feel that this is the opportune
time for me to come before you for this
office, as in my previus races I have met
with so great encouragement, and re
ceived such endorsement at the polls.
1 hough defeated by small majorities, 1
accepted the results without any feelingr
of harshness or criticism against any
one but have held in high esteem your
friendship and splendid support.
Now 1 appeal to you earnestly to
give me your vote an influence in this
race to elect me to the office in which
it has so long been my ambition to serve.
If elected l premise a faithful discharge
of its duties, giving strict adherence to
an enforcement of the laws pertaining
thereto, and '■ eon the “moral atmos
phere about the office above the slight
est suspicion giving you a clean, honest
an I business like administraton.
As you" criminal officer I will go
w here clj.11y calls me to go and DO what
! he LAW and my OATH demands that
1 snould do, and deal justly with every
citizen of the county, being true friend
an itct unfair to toe, and so conduct the
affairs of the office that the faith and
confidence reposed in me by the good
People of my county shall not be betray
ed.
I have no fight to make upon my
opponent, Mr. Hooper, but do think he
has been greatly favored at your hands
by four years in the County Clerk’s of
fice, and he can better afford to lose this
time than I, for 1 have never been per
mitted to hold public office except, of
minor importance.
favor me, fellow citizens at this
lime and I assure you in advance of my
appreciation for your support, and if
elected will prove my words by just ful
fillment of my every promise to make
you a good Sheriff.
, Very Respectfully,
»♦♦♦ ♦+ » ♦
NOAH
HARRIS
The remains of V. G. Rich
irdson former mayor of Bates
'ille, who died last week in i
lospital at Minneapolis, Minn,
vas buried Saturday at Strang
r’s Home in Lawrence county
vhere the deceased was born
ind reared.
Eld. V. C. Erwin preached tt
he good people at Logan last
Saturday night and Sunday an<
vas so delighted with the wel
ome they gave him he has con
ented to go back the sceonc
Saturday night and Sunday it
lext month.
The children, as well as the
j grown-ups, will get a great
j deal of valuable information
I from The Journal’s new map
of Independence county. Very
few people can tell what sec
tion, range and township they
live in and very few know any-,
thing about the public roads
and boundary lines of the vari
ous political townships of the
county- You can get all this
information from The Journal
i County Map Copy mailed to
any address for only $1.50.
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The Journal for good printing.
DR. A. A. EVAN*
Physician and Surgeon
Building. Phones: Office
46, Residence, 16
ffice, Rooms 4 and 6 Allen
Newark,.Arkansat
J. P>. Roe T. N. Rodman
ROE & RODMAN
Physicians and Surgeons
Office in RnneyBuilding.Roonu
6 and 7, at head of stair*
Calls promptly Answered
HON. W. A. HODGES
IS INDORSED FOR CONGRESS, BY FARMERS AND
LABORERS FOR THE FOLLOWING
GOOD REASONS:
1st. Because he favors a Bank
Guarantee Law, to protect the deposi
tors in case the bank fails. Ninety-five
per cent of the people would bebenefitec!
by the enactment of this law. Neither
of his opponents advocate the enactment
of the guarantee law so far as we know.
2nd. He is a successful business-man
and we believe he will make a success in
Congress.
3rd. His record as a state legisla
tor commends to us his diligence. He
serevd two terms in the house of repre
sentatives, and never missed a roll call,
and voted on every measure that came
to the house. This shows that he was
at his post of duty, and we believe he
will make the same record in congress,
should he be elected.
4th. He is not a lawyer, and we
believe ail classes should be represented
in Congress. His truth and veracity is
not questioned.
5th. He has saved us thousands of
dollars by selling us goods at greatly re
duced prices.
We believe he will carry his county
over his opponents by a large majority.
We respectfully ask that you con
sider his claim, on the 28th day of May,
at the primary election.
We are respectfully,
C. EMDE, Farmer; W. T. HENDERSON, Farmer; J. W. GRAHAM, Blacksmith
A. F. COOK, Section Foreman; TOM SCARBOROUGH, Farmer
P. RICHARDSON, Blacksmith
The above was unsolicited but much appreciated.
Adv
W. A. HODGES,