TAX ASSESSOR’S
NOTICE
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.
JUNE
Barnes School House
Pumpkin Bend
Tip
Bullville
Wiville
Howell
Riverside
Grays
Revels
Jelks
DeView
Morton
Penrose
Hillemann
Hunter
Mayberrys Store
McClelland
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Cotton Plant Wednesday, Thur., Fri. and Sat. 28, 29, 30 and
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
and 17
19
20
21
22, 23 and 24
26
27
July 1
16
JULY
Gregory Monday
Fitzhugh Tuesday
Snapp School House Wednesday
McCrory Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Augusta Moncfay, Tuesday and Wednesday
3
4
5
6, 7 and 8
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.
Harry Woods of Augusta was
over Saturday on business.
The Jewel Theatre has booked
a feature Picture Company for!
one week beginning May, 15. See ;
their add in this weeks issue of
The Home News.
Esq. L: B. Winfree attended
the Grand Lodge K. & L of H.
in Little Rock this week.
Tom Greer bagged a big gob
bler near the Sailor Harris place
north of town last Friday.
Mrs. Ed Sims and child, of
Memphis, are spending a week
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kernodle.
W. C. Roth arrived Sunday
from Ina, 111., for a visit to his
aunt, Mrs. Nora Taylor, who has
charge of the Millinery depart
ment at H. Arnof & Son’s store.
Bill Gullic of Augusta was in
town Monday.
Jones Dupree of Hilleman was
in town last Saturday.
County Uniformity of TW
books.
In the next school election the
electors of Woodruff County’will
vote on the question of County
Uniformity of Textbooks. At
the present time, we have no
system in the selection of text
books to be used by our children
Teachers generally use the ones
they find have been used in the
past, regardless of the kind
or
suitability, simple because they
do not want the parents put to
furthur expense of buying new
books. School children profit as
little by studying out-of-date
books as the farmer by using out
of-date farm implements. With
improved machinery or methods
we progress faster and make
more money, at the same time
we secure enjoyment from our
work; the school child, with im
proved books based on up-to-date
methods, learns easier and faster,
and brings greater joy to his pa
rents. All the children of our
County should use the same
books; we should have uniformi
ty of textbooks.
By adopting uniformity of text
books, we save money. Book
companies will sell us books at a
cheaper rate in order to secure
contracts to supply the entire
County. Further, when our
children move from one school to
another in the County, they will
not be compelled to buy new books
thereby saving money. One of
tne greatest considerations is that
our textbooks will be selected by
the best educators of the County.
County Uniformity will give a
degree of system to education in
the County, and will result in
greater educational efficiency.
The business man,—whether he
be farmer, merchant, lawyer,
teacher, preacher, doctor or fol
low some other occupation, —who
uses the most out-of-date tools
or methods, is the one who makes
the least progress and produces
the minimum of results. Let’s
work for a uniform system of
textbooks for Woodruff County.
Respectfully,
T. W. Woodbury, Co. Ex.
Dyes Come Via China.
Charlotte, N. C—A shipment of co*
ton mill dyes, representing $20,000,
was received by a local concern. ThH/
shipment was detoured via Shanghai,
China, from Germany. The supply)'
house here ai.uounced that it ha*
come in possession of a source where*
by they will be able to meet the 4*
mands of Southern mill men. i
A HANDICAP.
“It is a wonder Jinks has not ac
complished more. He has very board
views, hasn’t he ?” j
“Yes, but very narrow means.” j
NOT FOR THE RICH. I
“I just adore nature. Don’t you H
“Yes, in moderation; but one carit
help feeling that nature was intend
ed for the lower classes.”