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... A .very Friday at McCrory, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY. Ed. »nd Pub.
5.b«riP.i«» S1.00 p.r Y..r i> Ad».»c.
Phone: 40
Entered as second-class mat
JaSS 26- 1915. at the post
A McCrory, Ark., under
fictof March 3. 1879.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919
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E. Dupree
JJ
IS
Bill Shankle and John Sam
Span spent Sunday in Little
Rock.
Louis Chappell was in Lit
tle Rock the first of the week
(sightseeing)
Wanted—Your coupon and
registered bonds—G. W. Bar
ber. 4-18-tf
For Sale—One five passen
ger Ford car with Ames body,
pood condition, G. G. Me
mory. 4-18-tf
Lieut. Ross Mathis of Cotton
Plant spent Sunday in this city.*
Lieut. Mathis has just returned
trom overseas and was ,he
only man from Woodruff coun
ty who was wounded, gassed
and captured overthere.
Cut This Out—Worth Money
tVPory.t miss this. Cut out
'tns slip, enclose with 5c to
F°ley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield
*Ve” Chicago, 111., writing
.our name and address clear
• ‘ on will receive in re
ly!111 a trial package contain
g Foley’sHoney and Tar
an?pound, for coughs, colds
Pill /roup\ Folev Kidney
haoir. or, Da*n *n sides and
u’ raeumatism, backache,
■iriri % ianc* ladder ailments;
Foiev Cathartic Tablets,
cl^0lesome and thoroughly
£ln?. cathartic for consti
and *i Piousness, headache,
CrL R^U!!Kish bowels. Red
ross DniK Store. adv
TAX ASSESSING NOTICE
AS THIS IS THE YEAR TO ASSESS REAL ESTATE, DON’T FAIL TO BRING YOUR LAST
LAND TAX RECEIPT. I WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING NAMED PLACES ON THE DATES
MENTIONED BELOW FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASSESSING THE PER CAPITA, PERSONAL
AND REAL ESTATE OF WOODRUFF COUNTY, ARKANSAS, FOR THE YEAR 1919:
MAY
BARNES SCHOOL HOUSE, MONDAY, 5
PUMPKIN BEND SCHOOL HOUSE,
TUESDAY, 6
MORTON
PENROSE
WHITE HALL
HILLEMAN
GRAYS
DeVIEW,
WEDNESDAY, 7
THURSDAY, 8
FRIDAY, 9
SATURDAY, 10
MONDAY 12
TUESDAY, 13
CHAPPELL GROVE WEDNESDAY, 14
TIP
BULLTOWN
WIVILLE
THURSDAY, 15
FRIDAY, 16
SATURDAY, 17
EBENE2ER SCHOOL HOUSE, MON. 19
MABERRY STORE TUESDAY 20
COTTON PLANT WED., THURS., FRI
SAT. 21-22-23-24
HUNTER MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY, THURSDAY, 26-27-28-29
HOWELL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 30
AND 31
JUNE
McClelland
KRAMER
RIVERSIDE
REVEL
MONDAY 2
TUESDAY 3
WEDNESDAY 4
THURSDAY 5
GREGORY FRIDAY, SATURDAY 6-7
WHITE CHURCH MON. TUES. 9-10
FITZHUGH STORE WEDNESDAY 11
AUGUSTA, THURS. FRI. SAT. MON.
TUES. 12-13-14-16-17
JELKS, WEDNESDAY, 18
McCRORY, THURS. FRI. SAT. MON.
TUES. 19-20-21-23-24
UNDER A REVISION OF THE ASSESSING LAW MADE BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1919,
IT IS MADE MANDATORY ON THE PEOPLE THAT THEY SHALL MEET THE TAX AS
SESSOR WITH THE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ASSESSORS ON THE DATES AS ADVER
TISED OR THERE WILL BE A 25 PER CENT PENALTY ATTACHED TO YOUR ASSESS
MENT FOR YOUR FAILURE TO DO SO.
CHAS. JACKSON,ASSESSOR WOODRUFF COUNTY
Are you a Woodman? If
not, why not? Join today.
Cheap rates close April 30th.
Class of 25 to come in Tues-s
day night, April 29th. No goat
to ride. W. N. Dunehew Dep.j
Shave at the New
» SANITARY
BARBER SHOP
! —, \
“Everything that the name J
implies.”
• -•—
j Hot and Cold Tub and J
J Shower Baths S
2 J. P. Tavlor, Manager '
j G. W. BARBER
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND INSURANCE
NOTICE
To the citizens of McCrory:
Some weeks ago the Arkan
sas State Council of Defense
called the attention of the peo
ple of Arkansas to the start
ling fact that last year 22,000
head of live stock lost their liv
es on the railroads in Arkan
sas, resulting in a useless waste
of 6,000,000 pounds of meat,
fats and leather. And this at
a time when the whole coun
try was denying itself meat in
order to conserve food for our
soldiers and allies.
Although the war is over,
the Council of Defense is still
calling on America to continue
to conserve if we are to keep
our pledge to ship 20,000,000
tons of food to our allies in
1919. For this reason the Ark
ansas State Council of Defense
is still vigorously continuing
the campaign to reduce stock
losses on railroad tracks.
Statistics show that above
75 per cent of the stock losses
on railroad tracks in Arkansas
occur in towns where stock are
allowed to run at large. If
every town that has no stock
law would pass one and en
force it, it would materially
help in reducing this enormous
and useless waste of food that
takes place in our state every
year. We most earnestly rec
ommend to the mayors and the
citizens of the towns that stock
laws be passed.
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE,
[
Tom Godby was the guest
of friends in Brinkley ednes
day.
R. L. Johnson was an Au
j gusta visitor the first of the
! week.
Dr. B. Brewster was a busi
| ness visitor in Augusta Wed
nesday.
Miss Maybelle Crossett was
I the guest of friends in Little
j Rock Sunday.
Mrs. W. N. Wilkes of Au
1 gusta is the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. H. D. Angus and other
j relatives and friends here this
week.
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