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the home news
Published every Friday at McCrory, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub
Subscription $1.00 per Year In Advance.
Entered as second-class mat
ter August 26, 1915, at the post
office at McCrory, Ark., under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Friday, Oct. 27, 1916.
Democratic Nominees
For Governor—
C. H. Brough
For Congressman—
T. H. Caraway
For Prosecuting Attorney—
P. R. Andrews
For Sheriff—
Alex McGregor
For Circuit Clerk—
L. W. WlNFREE
For County Clerk—
Walter Jimerson
For Treasurer—
Roy Mitchell
For County Judge—
A. L. Hutchins
For Representative—
Ross Mathis
For Assessor—
Edgar Miller
For Road Overseer—
L. Bronte
Automobile owners, individiu
Wnt,?n organizations, a
A\!FVm,°r th* G00D R0AI
AMENDMENT no. 14. T]
,Ce against the motor c
has v*e-Xuiste<1 in former
use of niS^e(^’ ^.ue to the gener
automobiles by all class*
The owner of a car is primarily a
good road enthusiast, and he ,
works for good roads not only ;
because he is the owner of a car, i
but because he is usually the
leading citizen of the communi- <
ty and has large interests which
will be improved by good high
ways. The automobile owners
are quite active in the distribu
tion of literature in behalf of the
amendment, and Mrs. H. E. Be
mis of Prescott has gone so far (
as to make a subscription for ,
the fund being raised to pay for
literature on the proposed amend
ment.
Send For Bulletins.
As winter comes on progres
sive farmers should plan to do '
some definite reading of agricul- '
tural bulletins. Some families
have adopted the plan of choos
ing a bulletin and having it read
aloud for all, taking an hour ;
each evening for reading and
discussion. The Extension Di
vision of the University of Ark- 1
ansas and U. S. Department of
Agriculture will send bulletins
and on request an outline for 1
study. A list of farmers’ bulle
tins will be sent on request and j1
then desired bulletins will be sent |
to any resident of Arkansas, j1
Why not start in with one of the
following:—Seed Corn Produc
tion, Poultry Management, Soil
Fertility, Feeding Hogs in the |
South, Red Clover, Sweet Clover,
Boll Weevil Problem, Farm But
termaking, CrimsonClover, Beef
Production in the South, Breeds '
of Beef Cattle, Home Garden in i
the South, Community Egg Cir
cle, House Flies, Bur Clover, '
School Lunches.
Wanted Eggs.
We will pay 35 cents per doz.
for nice fresh eggs. Colwell’s
Restaurant. Adv. tf.
Won’t You Help?
The call for aid to Win With
Wilson is not only to PARTY
MEN, but to all patriotic men
ind women to serve the nation
3y re-electing the party in power,
rhey can provide means which
nust be had to make the cam
3aign. They contribute to their
church in support of their relig
ous faith, and it is only fair for
;hem to contribute to the sup
port of their political faith. It
would seem to be not merely a
luty but a privilege for them to
3e able to say that they had
?iven money to the point of sa
crifice to help re-elect the Ad
ministration which has given
:hem peace with honor, prepared
ness and prosperity. It wmuld
?eem that no father, remember
ing that but for the course of
the Democratic Administration
n utilizing the honorable pro
cesses of diplomacy his sons
might now be lying cold in death
npona battlefield in Mexico, in
Flanders, or in France, but would
say in the fevor of his love for
:hem, “Thank God for Wilson!
[ give, yes, I give gladly; take
t, it is not enough, but I will
?ive more.”
It would seem that the mothers
if the country, looking fondly
jpon the bright faces of the
family about the dinner board,
would echo the father’s prayer
if Thanksgiving, and urge him
:o give even more liberally to
\eep his boys out of the trenches
if a needless war. It would seem
;hat an army of men would gath
er inspiration in the patriotism
md humanity of the Wilson Ad
ninistration to go forth with en
;husiasm to recruit dollars for
;he campaign fund, in sheer
gratitude for its service and to
nsure its continuance in power.
It would seem that men in the
ields and factories and in trade,
whose earnings and profits fluc
;uate with the variations of bus
ness, would contribute to the
Democratic campaign fund be
cause they never before enjoyed
nore opportunities for employ
nent or greater volume of busi
less.
The Democratic Administra
;ion has served the people. It
las been a real government sole
y for the people. Let the con
:ributions and the votes of the |
people re-elect it. Give now. |
Dive liberally, for there is pres
sing need of the money, and show
:his article to your friends as
pointing a few reasons why they
:oo should give—as a patriotic
iuty, as a personal privilege.
Contributions in any amount
will be gladly received and pub
lished and will be forwarded to
Wilbur W. Marsh, Treasurer,
Democratic National Commit
I Want Your Furni
ture Business.
And I can offer you good
inducements to share at
least, a part of it. I have
a big stock on hand, bought
heavy befo e the advance
and can give my customers
the advantage of the early
buying. The goods were
bought right and are sold
right.
I Will Appreciate Your
Trade.
E. L. HAMILTON.
tee, who wil’ mail j u a recept.
Following is a list of those
who have contributed:
T. A. Jeffries $1.00
Clayton Hailey 1.00
F. Lewis 1.00
C. M. Crossett 1.00
C. Crotzer 1.00
J. P. Taylor .25
R. L. Johnson .50
Jeff Bronte .25
W. B. Kyle 10.00
C. B. Cook .50
A. J. Marsh .50
Boyd Angus .50
L. W. Sturdivant 1.00
E. T. Wherry 1.00
G. G. McCrory 1.00
J. F. Morgan 1.00
G. B. Fakes 1.00
H. T. Raney 1.00
R. E. Holder 1.00
G. W. Barber 1.00
H. D. Swayze 1.00
W. W. Raney 1.00
Total $27.50
Dr. Alex "Westbrook, Dentist,
will be in McCrory Nov. 20, for
ten days at Waverly Hotel. Adv.
10-13-3t.