Independence
County Fair
Commence to begin to get
ready to come all next week,
starting Tuesday.
Your directors are doing
all in their power to make this
Fair a big success, and it is no
more than just for you to do
your share by attending every
day, and bring or send the best
you have in the way of exhibits
Remember, the Fair does
not belong to any town or per
son, but it does belong to every
man, woman and child in Inde
pendence County.
Your directors are not try
ing to make any money out of
the Fair-~we will be satisfied
if we make it pay expenses, and
there is no reason why, with
YOUR assistance. Independence
County cannot be the banner
county in the State.
Tuesday, October 18, the
opening day, and every day
from then until the close, Oct.
22nd, there will be something
doing every day and night.
Free Barbecue, a Public
School Contest, Football Game,
Horse Racing, Airplanes, Shows
and good music.
Take a week off and at
tend the Fair. You owe it to
yourself and your family.
Independence County
Fair Association
J. H. Jimerson, Pres. J. Rich, Secretary
OUTFIT ARRIVES FOR
WELL AT 1UCKERMAN
Rankin & Heflin to Start Work
Soon on First Jackson
County Well
Newport Oet. 10—Machine
ry. including rigs, tools and
other drilling accessories,
which will be usd to sink the
first test well in Jackson county
near Tuckerman, reached that
town Friday and are being un
loaded and hauled to the site,
which is four miles northwest
of Tuckerman.
The announcement was
made by G. L. Smith and
Walter Brasher, who have
been the most active in create
ing interest and selling leases
in this county. The drilling
outfit was shipped from Wich
ita Falls, Tex., by the contrac
tors, Rankin & Heflin, who
have been on the ground for
two weeks waiting to start op
erations.
FORMER SOLDIER ILL
TAKES CARBOLIC ACID
James Haddock of Craighead
County Dies at Jonesboro
on Way to Springs
Jonesboro, Oct. 10.—James
Alex Haddock, an ex-soldier,I
committed suicide shortly be
fore noon today by drinking
two ounces of carbolic acid at
a local rooming house.
Ill health was the cause.
He was suffering from an in
curable disease, and recently
was in a government hospital.
Haddock was a resident of
Bay, eight miles from Jones
boro and was en route back to
Hot Springs. He was too weak
to walk up the steps without
assistance when he reached
the rooming house last night.
Haddock was reared in this
county and was well known,
being a member of a promi
nent family.
WILL HOLD REVIVAL
Elder O. E. Billingsley will
begin a protracted meeting at
the Church of Christ on Oc
tober 30. He will preach a
number of sermons on the
Plan of Salvation from past
sins and our Christian duty
and our mode of worship.
Anyone within reach is cor
dially invited to attend .he
meeting and we will see that
you are treated nice. Any
scriptural question asked will
be scripturally answered.
Respectfully,
J. H. HOLDERBY,
J. E. HENDERSON,
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
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LEWIS’ STUDIO
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Eastman Kodaks, Victor Talking Machines
Sherwin Williams Paint, Waterman Fountain Pens
Columbia Grafanolas Nyal Remedies
Parker Fountain Pens Whitman’s Candies
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