TAX ASSESSOR’S
I will be at the following named places on the dates mentioned for the purpose of
assessing the per capita and personal property of Woodruff County, Arkansas.
Barnes School House
Pumpkin Bend
Tip
Bullville
Wiville
JUNE
Monday 5
Tuesday g
Wednesday 7
Thursday g
Friday 9
Howell
Riverside
Grays
Revels
Jelks
DeView
Morton
Penrose
Hillemann
Hunter
Mayberrys Store
McClelland
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
10
12
13
14
15
16 and 17
19
20
21
22, 23 and 24
26
27
Cotton Plant Wednesday, Thur., Fri. and Sat. 28, 29, 30 and July 1
- JULY -
Gregory Monday 3
Fitzhugh Tuesday 4
Snapp School House Wednesday 5
McCrory Thursday, Friday and Saturday 6, 7 and 8
Augusta Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 10, 11 and 12
I will be in my office in the courthouse in Augusta until August 15, after which
date penalty will be attached. NO LIST WILL BE ACCEPTED BY MAIL UNLESS
PROPERLY SWORN TO before a notary public or justice of the peace.
EDGAR MILLER, Assessor.
FOR SALE—Cotton seed price
reasonable. W. G. Dilliard.
Messrs Pete Barber, Glen Har
ris and Bob Clayton were in
Searcy Sunday visiting some of
the fair sex.
Mrs. John Taylor of near Bull
V1. ® is spending a few weeks
triends and relatives in
emphis, Covington and Gar
land, Tenn.
Screen doors, windows, wire
and hinges at H. T. Raney’s.
Messrs Elma Wilder, Walter
Jeffries, Egbert Dupree and Roy
and Clyde Baker of Jelks spent
Sunday evening in Augusta.
J. E. Comer, one of Woodruff
County’s leading and most pros- j
perous farmers, has purchased a
new five-passenger Ford from
Riggs Brothers.
Next Wednesday night at eight
o’clock at the Methodist Church
there will be held a “Get Ac
quainted” meeting given by the
old church members to the new
members received during and
since our revival. All the old
members are urged to be present
and the new members are most
cordially invited. Be sure to
come and let us get closer togeth
er by getting better acquainted.
Preparedness.
Little Rock, May 18.—The only
corporation in Arkansas which
has displayed any interest in the
preparedness propoganda is the
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele
phone Company, which has is
sued a general order urging its
employes to acquire military
training through association with
the National Guard.
This company has notified its
employes that those who belong
to the Arkansas National Guard
will be not only permitted, but
encouraged, to perform all duties
required under general orders of
the organization, such as attend
ing rifle practice, attending
camps of instruction, and similar
services. . The company offers to
allow full salary for the time the
employe is so engaged, and this
will not interfere with the vaca
tion to which the employe is en
titled.
Furthur than this the company
offers to permit the employes who
desire to attend the Federal mili
tary training camps, to have the
time off, if it does not materially
cripple the force, and his salary
will go on just as though he was
at his regular work, though the
time will necessarily be charged
against his vacation.
in an me years mac me Ark
ansas National Guard has been
fighting for existence, it has been
fighting the business concerns
who will not permit the employes
who belong to the companies to
get off for manouvers and other
duties required of the organiza
tion. This has forced the mem
bers to drill at night, with no
chance to get off in the day for
parade or to participate in mili
tary tactics. In Little Rock in
particular, the company had been
seriously handicapped, but with
the Southwestern Telegraph &
Telephone Company taking the
lead, membership in the local
companies will no doubt become
popular, and the dream of the
general officers of the Guard come
true—by tne organization of a
full batallion in Little Rock.
The Southwestern Telegraph &
Telephone Company has made
this order general, so that it ap
plies not only to Arkansas, but to
all other states in which the com
pany operates, and thousands of
employes thus have a chance of
preparing themselves to defend
their country if need be, and at
the same time enjoy an extra va
cation each year, with the cor
poration paying them a salary at
the same time.
Joe Epps spent Sunday in
Searcy.
Miss Sweet Neil of Carlysle
arrived Sunday for a visit to
friends and relatives. She will
go from here to her home in
Bells, Tenn.